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London, England, 1804-09-15 00:00:00

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he picked out Won * ninibsr,of Waft'
Office. ..
Henry. Morns, a 6erk.ji the banki4hfte
Deem, provedthe partnerfhip m defcriba Si J
diamen; ; he alto (wore that the 'tote produced I
a forger. It was alfo provedby other witnelks; d
the prifoner had been taken in Birmingham, and
(catching his apartment, in Livery-fireet, in ti
town. a pawnbroker's duplicate for I waißakt a
a pair of breeches .had been found. The weiflc
was produced, and turned our to be the fame .1
which.the prifoner gave the forged note to the p
fecutor. The Jury found the prifoser Goßty—Dea
If: Illareatit, was indicted for Reeling various (hit
neckcloths, &c. the property of George Hollings, E
Mr. Hollings lives in Park-greet,'reagi-tclua
On the sth of September, from the information
Come of his fervent., he furpeßed that the prifoi
had robbed him of feveral articles. The prifoi
was his groom.. He defired him to turn oat his p
ken, and in doing fo a pill.bol fell on the grout
on opening this box. two pawnbrokers' do '.
were difcovered ; he feat to Bow-Rt.-et foe. a.l
ble, and by define of the klagiffrates he went
Turner's, the pawnbroker, and the ankles be
there were his own property. The witnefs I
found a key in the pocket of the Kilmer, and
went to the public honk in the Mews, behind his c
dwelling.honfe, where the prifoner had taken a is
ing.
.In the room he had taken, the Otofetotor
covered a leather trunk his property, which the
opened. In the trunk were found two thirtsand I/
pair of (Ilk ffockings, two of thefe belonging to I
Hollings two pair of cotton Rocking., and tw
three neck handkerchiefs. At Tamer's, the pi
broker, there were found five (beets, a minced*:
pocket-handkerchief ; at the other, pairabveher's t
had been pledged a pair of filver buckles, and a bri
fet with pearls.
The fervants of the pawnbrokers Prodoeed fa
articles; but could not (wear who pledged theta
The prifoner, in his defence, detailed a Innis
Places of refpedability in which he had lived.
Mr. Hollings's family, a woman of the nano
*Crewe lived, who told the prifoner the had
married, but that her hothead bad died. Thy
had Tome Airs, and other things, of her deer
hufband for We, which the would difpote of t.
prifoner if he was inclined. He accordingly born
a pound note from his matter, with which he be
the articles; bat afterwards being diffrefed for
ney, and not liking again to trouble his mane
pawned two of the marts at Brewer-Rivet, in his
name.. The trunk claimed by Mr. Haling
deemed to be his own property, having got it k
from a fellow-fervent, who had fince gone to the I
The Jury found the prikiner guilty of Reali
the amount of 395. thereby doing away the d
part of the charge.
Daniel Myna was tried for Reeling* portable
containing a box, with A pork of fixteen go
land a number of other *moles, the property of
tain William Hotham.
It appeared that on the isth of Aural laf
profecutor arrived in town by the York Mail,
o'clock in the Morning, and took the prifoner's
at Lombardifireet I feveral articles were put
the mail into the coach; but the defk in qt
the profecutor toot in his own hands ; he dl
'the New Hummums, Covent Garden, and
thence to Duke-Ilreet, St. James's, where he
chaife ; on removing the articles into the 'eh
miffed the der, and found it had nut been cal
of the coach.
John White Rated, that he knew the prifon
was a hackney coachman, and lodged with t
nets ; he raw the prifoner the fame morning I
box into hi. room, which he tried to opec wit
keys, but not fucceeding, he then got a chill
forced the lock : he Caw a medal, guineas at
guineas, and two (even (billing pieces; the I
took the hoe. and went away with it.
James Gilmore, a Police Officer, went
lodgings of the prifoner, at the Armoury, W
air; he there apprehended him, and found
perfon a pork, containing twelve guineas. I
guineas, and two (even Milling pieces.
Hannan Figgs proved the receipt of the a
ticks out of me coach from the prifoner, but
defk.
Captain Hotham identified the (lA, box,
the prifoner was found Guilty.
frillier! Cermet was iii ii on Lord
rough's :,...ft, for cutting Thomas Doubled)
intent to maim and difeble him.
From the evidence in this cafe it appear
the proiccator had been attending a loners
Pantheon Chapel in Oxford-at ect ;he ;vas r
from thence with the mourners and a petty
thy fchool girls, who had been tinging in ,
when the prifoner interrupted the promi
threw the mourners and the children into c
by running in among* them, sod puling
lof their places. On a remonftrance from
of the name of Harris, he gave him a vioh
which almott knocked him down. 4 Doubled
a conßahle, took him into cußody, and was
ing with him to the watch hook, when
fume one call out, *. take care, he has grit I
and immediately found two fingers of his
eat. As form as the Filmser bad dose
threw away the knife, which one of the
picked up. He was immediately leaned,
tied to the watch hook.
The prifonet in his defence kid, he bad
his (koll on board a Drip 4 war, which was
fins of his being occafinnally infeofible of
was doing. He added, he could have no
arcing fo, and it mutt he his unfortunate s
The Learned Judge i ,:t1 A MARI) told
that the prifoner of right ',tight to have bet
on that claufe of the Al which makes it
offence to cat or flab, to prevent the lave(.]
to apprehenfion of any one, as that was
intent ; but he thought the cafe here was
out mile& they were of ordni,rn the cat '
with the Wear to do a mirolii.t to the pro
Verdi& Nor Gray.
Two were convitled of rnifdemeaners. vi
Woodford, for a ft Anil. and Thomas Be
utter ing a counterieo (lulling.
'foe following were convlned of felon
June., for Reeling a pail, the property of
J. Ilihon, for Ile il:ng t 3 ).., Js of malt.
petty .1 Marrs. ri c.,l') and Craig; and J. K
feksoioully killing and Raying one rho:ma