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had
.juct returnee from 1.1: wc.:k,
afterwards went to bed, and u;:ncss
the sitting-room all day.
Tomason Plideaux also proved taa
the prisoner, on the Bth of June, was v
He got up at six o'clock, and came h
very ill of a sick head-ache. Witne,,s
ling-room all day, working, and her
not have gone out without her knowle(
have passed through the sitting-room
out. Mr. Williams, the last witness
master, and came on that day to pc'
books. Ile came at one o'clock, ar..l (.]
till three.

The Actuary of the Savings Pan.k
and stated that the money -.vas
Bank at about a quarter past twelve L;
Bth of June.

A great number of witlle,7res were cal
both the prisoners a goad character.
Mr. Baron WOOO summed up th
the Jury at great length. He übser, ct
dence in this case was wholly
was no distinct proof that the prisonc:s
sons who received the money ; but thee
very strong circumstances to impiicate
the Jury would take into their consider,
thought the circumstances were too sligh
of.coursc, find a vcrdict iktordingly.
The Jury retired ins abut ten min
turnxl a ver,li-t of Not Guilty against
soners.-11ey bowed to the Court and
The trial lasted eight hours.
The following prisoners were convict
W. Sutton, J. Morris, T. Muinns, Jfres
O'Hara,l). W. Davis, and W, Mather, fork_:
Notes in their possession ; J. (keen, fir Fte.h:.
chief; W. Davis, for stealing Gve knives rid
for stealing a watch ; 11. 11.—eFT, for stigirg a
1:y and L Tyndale, for strafing .al in imiwy ;
stealing two pair of shoes ; J. Taus, for strati ^4

Yesterday morning, at an early hour
stated his name was Stephen Norton, w
Camberwell by Smith, a Lambeth cor.
heavy- load of timber." Upon inquiry b
was discovered that Norton had been e
watchman by Mr. Mullins, of Camber
tect several unfinished buildings from
and that .the, found in his posse:
of what he tad been paid to take especi
Monday evening, about dusk, some vi
the house of Lord De LA Zocat, in St
and, during the temporary absence of
out of the kitchen, contrived to enter th
from which they stole a namber of art
The robbery was not discovered till san
when the servant going to examine the
the articles. The circunhtarce v-4! i;
municated to Lady De La Zoteu,
dispatched a messenger to the Police 1
Marlborough-street. The Sitting Magic:
officeis to cramine the place, and code
some clue towards the apprehension of
They examined the hoot and batik do
doves, &c. all of which seemed perfectl)
had no appearance of a forcible ent:
been effected.

MAxRIED.

Monday se'rtnirht, at Blew .irn, Ur. Harry
in Glasgow, to barbers, daughter of the late
Gordon, Invercharron.
At Fincastle, en the lead uh. Dr. Daum
Friendship, St. Elisabeth, Jamaica, to Miss Swat
only daughter of Colonel Stewart of Finagle.
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DIED.
At Clifton, on the Gds ult. the leant (Lc;
Hall, EN.
The Ha ult, at his house, Inverkeithleg,
Esqof Sunnyhank, and Provost of Ineerheitbi
Nov.l• 27, at 'Sedge's, Archibald Jamiesorn wl
the healing at there for upwards of 2S fears.
Nov. 18, at Stranraer, Elizabeth Ann, aged
Robert Hannay, Esq. Collector of Customs at 1
In Camp before Cbandab, Mr. Km. Has*
:eon on the Calcutta F.,tabliihnsent, and lately
Corps of Artillery before Chandah: This Ge
death by the ulifortunate accident of his rifle ex
the act of loading it.
Whilst on a survey with a reconnoitring part
Cbandah and its defences, Mr. Archibald Ander

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Surgeon on this Establishment. He was shot tl
by the last gun that was fired by the party.