The Sun.
London, England, 1827-06-07 00:00:00

OLD BAILEY-JUNE 6.

(Concluded from our Paper of yesterday.)
Jan Haynes, aged 23, and Benjamin Bachil,""".
aged 20, were indicted for burglariously brek°,
into the dwelling house of John Prince, at Wl!:mersmith,
merstnith, and stealing a watch, value 71., and Arti
des of jewellery to a considerable amount.
For Backstay an alibi was attempted to be prover,
by a female • but when closely pressed by e,
Adolphus, she sunk, under her feelings, and r
mained in an hysterical fit for some time.
The Jury found both the prisoners. GuiltY
Death.

The trial occupied the Court near six hours.
NEW COURT.
tIO
Richard Taylor, a youth apparently not more
18 years of age, was placed at the bar on a chi
of highway robbery. The indictment stated,
on the 2d of April last, the prisoner snatched Jr°ll,
the person of Mr. William Helder, a gold watcod
value 201., a chain, value .5/., a ring value 15°.1 8
three seals, value 101.—Verdict Guilty.
Condell, Geo. Plummer, and Elizabeth Ha;
man, stood indicted for a burglary committed on t,t,
premises of Mr. James Woods, a pawnbroker ;11
St. John-street-road, on the night of the 2d AP
last, from whence they had conveyed propertY t
the value of about 1001.
~ the
To this charge Condell pleaded " guilty, •
two others "not guilty."
The Jury returned a verdict of Guilty agai'll
Condell and Plummer. Elizabeth Harman Wt/

Acquitted.
the'
Elizabeth Harman was again placed at t 136
charged as an accessary after a burglary.
Mr. ANDREWS stated that in this case thebur
had been effected by the same parties in a 01911:to
precisely similar. Condell and Plummer brokell
the house of Mr. Balfour, a pawn-broker in Charfof
street, as they had done. at Mr. Wood's, by Ineafiel
an adjoining empty=house, through which they P7ilie
and effected an entry at the garret window °'
prosecutor's house, from whence they carriefl 00l
goods to the value of 60/. or 70/. A quantil
these goods were received and pledged by the P.
soner, as would be proved by many witnesses. „ti
Mr. Balfour proved the loss of the goods, 9
their value.
gjso•
Mary Ann Vandivald was called in this case
and her testimony fully convicted the prisoner. the
Many pawnbrokers and others deposed tlifitho
prisoner had brought goods to them to pledge, W
were now produced and identified.
The prisoner had nothing to say in her dereace'
and the Jr. Sergeant
found her Guilty. She
Mr. ARABIN then informed her that
would be transported for 14 years.

THE MARKETS.

COAL MARI
Adair's 3h. Od.
Beaumont 3O 8
Eighton Main 27 8
Hebburn Main 33 0
3t 6
Killingworth 33 0
Ord's Redhugh 28
Pelaw SO 2
Pontop Windsor 30 0
Tanfleld 33 0
31 0
Willington 33 1)
Wylam - 32 0
WallsEndßewieke&Co, 31 9
Ditto Bell Robson & Co. 34 6
Ditto Carr and Co, 29 0
Ditto Cramlington,.......- 29 6
Ditto Hilda 30 3
Ditto H0t5pur........ 31 0
Ditto Northumberland 32 3
Ships at Market, 10935-fili

KET.-June 6. sp. Ir
Walla End Newman)lb... 0
Ditto Veareth................... si, 9
Ditto Riddell'a.„...--,..,. so
Ditto Russell's ..................40
Ditto Walker —...........--is y,
Tanfield Trader.-......•• I/ ?,
Londonderry small .....•••• V, N
Hebburn Bean ...........-^ 0 ri
Hetton Foreign..."" 16 6
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Lambton small --"""'"'"' 29 6.
Co apen .............---*-*" 29 '7
Hartley .---.-.....,......".-
29 i j
Harraton Main "-"^"".".9 6
-...
Russell's Hjgh •••-••"*"* g 6 0
Walls End Hetton,....,
Ditto Lambt0n.......---••• g 4
Ditto Ly0n5...........
-...... „q, 1....,
Ditto Stobart's ...........-^ ,fi'g F.
Ditto Stewart's .......r. ;',6 7
Russell's Hetton'sW. V. 0, '
ips sold, 564—Uilsold,

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31 39 tyl
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36 38 60 sti
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