The Sun.
London, England, 1845-02-18 00:00:00

" JOHN RAILTON AND SON, Manchester
" Feb. 15, 1845."

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THE STOCKPORT FORGERY.—THE QUEEN V. JOHN
KENYON WlNTEanorrom.—On Saturday the Judges (with
the exception of Mr. Baron Alderson, and Justices Maule
Williams, and Wightman,) assembled in Sergeants'-Inn
Hall, to consider the objections reserved by Mr. Baron Gur-
ney on the trial of the prisoner at the late Chester Winter
Assizes. The circumstances of the case must be fresh in the
minds of our readers. Mr. Welsby having been heard at
considerable length in support of the objections, and Mr. V.
Williams in support of the Inictment, Lord Denman said the
Judges would take time to consider the points raised before
the gave judgment.
UOLD WATER APPLICATION.—At Marlborough-
street Police-court, on Saturday, a stable-keeper, named
Wm. Greenaway, of Norton-street, was fined 51. for throwing
buckets of cold water over two gentlemen, one of whom en-
tered his stable, finding the door open, on a pressing emer-
gency, and the other afterwards accompanied his friend to re-
monstrate against such treatment.
THE RECENT GAMBLING TRANSACTIONS.—The
prisoners in this affair, the trial of which we have reportetdh,etwtehree
brought up for judgment on Friday. The Court declared that
played
facts of the indictment were proved, but that as the partieseh p
sur parole, and money did Hot pass so as to' constituetenethietioettneneclodf
swindling, provided for by Art. 405 of the Code,
Walker,n? conviction
Ogilvie,
take place. The persons in custody—
Lambert, Peyronnet, and Emma Cayviae,"
t wereincustody. In winding
Baring, as we have already stated, threfore acquitted.
tip its judgment, the Court says, " Thus,w
e4Bn „.li' o
thela
wfa e; t s
but aboveit
msta,esteirlidg,iinto
to
come within the application of any p
prove them, not only in the interest of public morals, but in order
that there might be no doubt as to the conduct of the complainants,
consequencesf dewn
ionf sal
who were right in refusing to submit o
Walker
with the greatest difficulty held by his fellow-
judgment being pronounced,
of convulsions, and was
on medical assistance being
• nen; and the municipal guards in attendance upon them. Ile
priso .-,
was thus carried out of Court, and,
Inashort time restored to his senses.—Galignaiii.
given him, wa s
DEATH rao
All inquest last nigft, at the King's Arms, Free-school-street, norsie •
j living
Free-ochool-street. The deceased went to
down, on the body of Pete? Hall, aged seventy-five years, latel • • -
morning last,
at No. I, Queen's-place,
Ilorsleydown, on Saistrday
the vestry-ball4St. Jatin,s.
i 1 Sea hundred weight of coals, which were
for the PurP"° of rtc° 1.
being distributed among e inhabitants of the parish. The
coals were placed on his doersshou, which lie succeeded ill getting
home, and on placing them in the cupboard fell bAilw-ardS and ex-
pired without a groan. The surgeon iy.s.,r, oi' Opinion that the de-
ceased died from the rupture of a Wood-vessel near the heart, conse'
quwenett
de upon
h, taeoel erhe oveatedr2s,4ertlon. The jury returned a verdict of at by over ',.`,4a
THE LAMMONBT‘ 111URDER.—Jane Crosby, the
wretch
yearsed woman won
murdered her, daughter, Sarah Ann, aged
3e, by do her to death, having since her confinement
iii Carib.4ls gaol been deprived of spirituous liquors and laudanum, her
spirits have become much depressed, and she is at present in a very
discnsolate state. It appears that the clolenoo intended to be sot up
on her trialis, that she was non compos ntentis.
JohuMugdale, Esq., a wealthy cotton printer, at
Manchester, has lately become the purchaser of the Crathorne estate,
near Yam, Yorkshire. The price given for the estate is Z5,450.3t,
comprising the baronial manor of Crathorne and 2,200, acres in a Ting
fence. The property had been In the pescgleAi of the Ortktbertle for Wily for a vary long period..