Star.
London, England, 1829-12-08 00:00:00

OLD BAILEY SESSIONS—Monday.

Before Mr. Sergeant Aerials.
Elisabeth Reeves was indicted for slaying Ann Browne on the
9th of November last, in Vine-court.
Robert Brookes and Isaac Tate were the witnesses for. the pro-
mutton. They stated that the deceased came to the place where
the prisoner resided, under the influence of jealousy, and in a state
of drunkenness • that mutual crimination and recrimination took
place between them, which ended In a male. Anne Browne re-
ceived a fall upon the pavement, by which her skull was fractured,
and her death ensued, caused, as a surgeon stated, by the fracture
in question. The deceased was • strong woman, and would have
been, but for intoxication, mace than a match for the prisoner.
Several witnesses gave the prisoner a good character for humanity
and kindness of disposition.—Verdict—Net Guilty.
Before Mr. Justice Ltirttanets. .

Anemiala Balding was indicted for having in his possession a
mould for coining shillings.
Mr. SCA ILITT stated the case for the prosecution, and called
witneiees, from whose evidence it appeared that the prisoner re-
sided in Bloomsbury-market, and oa the s7ih of November his
house was searched, and a muuld with a shilling in it, made of base
metal, was found in a room on the second floor, besides various in-
struments used for coining.
Various technical objections were taken by the prisoner's Counsel,
but they were over-ruled, and the case went to the Jury, who,
due a abort deliberation, returned a verdict of Not Guilty.
NEW COURT.

Benjamin Gallas, aged 26 years, was found Guilty of stealing
various carpenters' tools on the gist of Nov. last, the property of
John Bowling. Esq. surgeon, of Fulham.

WINTER ASSIZES.

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The Commission for holding a Special Gaol Delivery for Hert-
fordshire was this morning opened by Mr. Baron Gasaow and Mr.
Baron Boat.mus.
Their Lordships having attended Divine Service at the Church,
Mr. Baron Gaasow charged the Grand Jury. The Calendar con.
taus the names of 54 prisoners. The offences for which they
stand charged consist of manslaughter, arson, house-toreaking, re-
ceiving stolen goods, hone and sheep-stealing, and numerous potty
Weenies.
Before Mr. BUM BOLLAND.
Charles Link, a shoemaker, of Hertford, was indicted for re-
ceiving four sacks of flour, knowing the same to have been stolen.
Mr. RTLAND stated the case for the pro.ecutiou ; Mr. Demme
defsnded the prisoner.
Mr. Baron HOLLAND directed the Jury to acquit the prisoner,
there.not being suMdent evidence against him.
Before Mr. Baron Gaaeow.

Joseph Wexler, aged 80, and liteljanat Winks., aged 28, were
found guilty of stealing a sheep, the property of Mr. Wm. Kimp-
ton, a farmer at Watson, Hens.
Harry Decimals Woodd, aged 22, stood capitally indicted for
stealing In a dwelling-house a quantity of plate, value 4180, the pro-
perty of Geo. Boustmont, Eaq. of &try-green, Clieshunt. The
charge was completely proved.
Mr. Baron Gram, having summed up the evidence at great
length, the Jury found the prisoner Guilty—Death.

FORFAIR.FAIIILY QUARREL.—Saturday, the 21st
ult. a quarrel arose between James Ogilvy, at Wbeen, in the pa-
rish of Cava, and his two brothers, Thomas and Andrew Ogilvy.
James basing threaten 41 them with personal violence. as elm) to
burn the premises. A sculls ensued. in the course art which James
wee brought to the ground. his bands and feet tied with ropes, and
in that stale be was laid into a bad. An express was then sent of
to Forfar for a party of ulcers, with the view of petting him in
prisoo,'ln virtue of a warrant prreimisly granted by the Sheriff. to
• lawburrosrs. at the instance of Thos. OgAvy. From his race*.
sive •truggling in the mot:leaf Saturday night, he Mai in /Cathie of
esimuutim on Sunday morning, and complained bitterly of the
be was miliering from being so tightly bound.-,-declaring 'that he
tel. himself dying. Before the arrival of the
.olkers, hat via. ow.
loosed. carried out of the hour, and concealed in another Doom,
vilvire he bettered instil Tutalay evening, wawa IMeeplied. Fro s
a Precognition which has been led. it aPpears that Janirs-Ogikey'a
death was occasioned by the 'remittent he received trii4 14-01ap..
that.. both .4 whom base been Milt into custody. <Asaiined.etio-
ssa:td for i 5.... air: 1.1.. rated on Aitteritser.