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ilituritat Ifer lei, a Master' siiiyer, ..as indicted
roe. receiving* twelve of Ouebec• fir timbers
"aloe ill 2, the pionitt oirtift.getialiebank, a lighter-
Man and timber fitter.. for stealing Which' Chatles
Hoad had' been Pieviously. ConVicted. The tinshit
.inciaistidn had lean traced by Means of the csthnan
who h id cciiiveyed it to the prisoner's premises..
The prisoner, in his defence, said that he had been
applied to by a jutirneyinan saller, nailed Flowers,
who was not now to be foUnd, to receive the planks
410 hilyarcl, and sell them, an iteconnt of a dealer
in iiritber Who was in distressed eitcumstances..,,The
6.1614 obsei veil, that it was a mistaken
id• a, that a man was not guilty of receiving stolen
its 'saris he pitrchased them; all that was neces-
sAry to conch:life the crime, was receiving the goods
kopwing.q!em tp be stolen.
The Airy,' :drier sonic consultation, found the pri-
OiiV, tatitre4oinmended him to mercy on the
groin of nis toed*: good character.
James lannedy was indicted for stealing two great
coais, the propertY of a Mr. Rose, a provision mer-
chant, in Tooley-street.. The prisoner was found
Guilty, and sentenced to seven years transportation:
and Maly Black, a woman who attempted to prove
an alibi, in favour of the prisoner, was fully commit.
ted for wilful and corrupt perjury.
The following were convicted of felony :—Tho-
mas Gurney, for stealing a cotton sllwl, the property
of Abigal Little; Benjamin Hobley, for stealing a
silk handkerief, the property of Michael Neale ;
Sarah Gordon, for stealing three shirts, a shift, and
other articles, the property of John Kealy ; Dennis
Murphy, for stealing a quantity of sheet lead, the pro-
perty of James Cowie ; Sarah Longust, for stealing
four shirts, the property of John Paterson ; Thomas
Collard, for stealng.a silver watch, the property of
Thomas Goodwin, from his person.
Same day sentence of death was passed on John
Roberts, for stealing in a dwelling house ; John
Johnson, for privately stealing in a shop ; Francis
bhiptnan, for forgery ; Pietri Poloni, for stealing
pods ptivately in a shop ; Stefano Hackett, for steal.
mg goods in a dwelling house ; Mary Rogers, for
uttering counterfeit money, having before been con.
ticted of being a common utterer of base money ;
John Rabbett, for a highway robbery ; Wm. Birch,
for a burglary ; Thomas Simmester, alias Davis, for
house breaking ; George Bell, alias George William
Porter, for horse-stealing 4 Thomas Wright, for steal-
ing privately in a shop ; Ann Owen, for a like
offence ; Abel M,Donald„ for highway robbery ;
J. Price, for stealing in a dwelling house ; Catherine
Forester, for stealing goods privately in a shop ;
James Westbrook and Elizabeth Phipps, for house-
breaking ; Joseph Aurora-, for stealing privately in a
shop: Ann Watts and John Rogers, for stealing in.
a dwelling house ; Margaret Palmer and Mary Tur-
ner, for stealing goods privately in a shop ; Thomas
Williams and Robert Plomer, for stealing in a dwel=
ling house ; William Young and William Lewis, foe
burglary.
Richard Richards, John Carr, and Thomas Collard, wire or-
dered to be transported for life; Sarah 13ellings, Edward John
Yates, • 1 homes Newton, and James Ashton, fur 14 years; '1 boa
mac Wilson, Thomas Doland, Henry Moth,, Jost-ph Wayland,
Connor, Sarah Baker, John Hayward, Wolf Immo*,
Mary lio uce, John Nazar, Elizabeth Williams, John Williams,.
Mary earn Daid, Mary Jones, Thomas Cosgrove, Margaret Gra-
' ham, Isaac Crane, Win Rawiinson, Thomas Gibbons, 'Thomas
tiorton, Joze Sairbant, Mary Ryder, George '1 ruernst),
Kirby, Elisabeth King, Mary Squires, Francis Jarvis, Edmund
White, Elisabeth Herly, James 13th, Wm. Macdonald, Sarah
Gordon, Sarah Laughers( Tl.ornas 'plenary, James Bevan, R.
Bevan, George Elliot, alias brown, Francis Cousins, Thomas
Saunders, James Kennedy and George Cock, for the term of
seven veer! Eleven were sentenced to be imprisoned in Cler-
henwell Briloweli, for two ) ears ; eleven for one year; a.id sfgla
for six months each.; tlirte,n tor, Various periods in Newgate ;
three to be publicly whipped, and eleven privately; and 42 were
discharged by proclamat.on.

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