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and
for bigamy, were sentenced, the fo
and the latter to three

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mer to six months'.
aths', imprisonment and hard

—Hen:

• Tiddler, 21, for assaulting and
robbing an old man, at Manchester, on the 17th January,
was sentenced to fifteen. years' transportation.
STABBING. William Chadwick, 17, for stabbing
Waring, a collier, who had married his sister,
ty of unlawfully wounding, and sentenced
o be imprisoned till the rising of the court.. The abuse
of Waring to his wife was the cause of the attack.
ALLEGED MURDER.--Agnes Kirwan, 28, was acquitted
of having feloniously slain her new-born child..
BURGLARY.—Terence Sharkey, 19, and Michael Cain,
21, were charged with burglary, at the house of Sarah
Ackerley, West Derby, on the 2d of January. Cain was
found not guilty ; Sharkey guilty, and sentenced to be
transported for ten years.

Sampson

was found guil

WE DNESDAY.—BI3A.MY IN MANcuesmtn.—James
Thritchely, 33, was indicted for having, on the 9th of
November last, feloniously married Elizabeth Buckley,
his former wife being then alive. The prisoner pleaded
guilty. Sentence deferred.

GAB.Rorrit ROBSZRY.—John Richardson, 25w charged
with having, at Manchester, on the 22d of January, with
four others, assaulted and robbed John Corbett of a sum

6cquitted

MAMMAL/ GIiTEIL AT MANCIIISTETZ—Thar. Bradley,
was indicted for the manslaughter of Jane Roberta at.
Manchester. Tha prisoner was a cab-driver, and on the
night of the llth of January, cab No. 111 was driven over
tLe deceased in Piccadilly. The prisoner was alleged to
be the driver of the cab. A great deal of evidence was
-;f the prisoner, and, after a very
found guilty, but recommender
tint of his previous good conduct.
4 A R •

given as to the identity
tedious trial, he was

ILWAY,—Richard Lett:water, SO,
at Burtonwoo,i, near Warrington,
ie upon the rails of the London
cistern Railway, with the intent of destroying
certain engines and endangering the safety of the carri-
ages. On the 16th of January the prisoner was seen by
an engine-driver, named Slee, to place something on the
line of railway, at Buttonwood, near Warrington. The
engine was stopped, and a large stone was fouxtd, on the
-"I- 3 evidence as to identity not being considered
the jury acquitted the prisoner.
lES IN MANCRESTER.—MichaeI
alms Robinson, 23, and Susan Ed-
ware indicted for having, at Man-
If January, feloniously and violently
beaten and assaulted Joseph Painter, and stolen several
articles from his person. The case was of the erdinary
kind ; the female, in the first instance, engaging the pro-
secutor in conversation, ar

ed for havir

kl'Uarry

's Buck

chester, on the

d the other prisoners then
attacking him from behind. The prisoners were all found
guilty. Sentence deterred:—Jaines Ruddock, 20, Jong-
than Goland, 19, Margaret Jones, 20, and Jane Smith,
21, were indicted for having, on the 11th of January,
assaulted and robbrd James Pollard of a purse containing
£lO. The females pleaded guilty, but Ruddock and
Goland not guilty. After a trial of considerable length,
the jury acquitted the prisoner Goland, and found Rud-
dock guilty. His lordship sentenced Ruddock to fifteen
years' transportation, and the female prisoners, who had
both pleaded guilty, to ten years' transportatiot
THURSDAY.—MichaeI M'Garry (19), Mc
binson (23), and Susan Edwards Buckley (19), who were

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convicted on Wed
the 12t

.
lesday for having, at Manchester, on
riolently beaten and assaulted Joseph

January

Painter, and robbed him
other articles
ROBBERIF

Das, some money, and
ere sentenced to ten years' transportation.
T WARRINGTON.—James Emery (25),
'nd William Drinkwaler (19'
at Warrington, on the 25th Januaty,
into a hayloft, and stolen a box, a
*trap, the property of William Jones

were

charged with havin
feloniously broken

imblet. and a tr

. .
and others. Emery, who had been previously convicted
of felony, pleaded guilty to the three charges ; the other
two prisoners pleaded guilty to one of the charges, and

not guilt 7 to the other two. Emery was sentenced to ten
years' transportation. and Bate and Drinkwater to six
Months' imprisonment, with hard labour.

BURGLARY
having burglariously entered -the dvre

—Samuel Sheppard

4). Pleaded anilty to
Rt.

house of

an., and

sentenced to a ye

s imprisonment, with har

labour

ARY.-C

(40), were charged with having burglariously entered the
dwelling-house of Daniel Handforth, a pawnbroker in
Manchester, and stolen a pair of boots, forty silk hand-

kerchiefs, and

iroperti

Prosecutor, it ar

bad bean disturbed in

t with hearing a dog barb

ana in the morning tou
entered from the roof, his
and his property gone. The
pair of boots, identified as belt,
The jury acquitted the female.

athispremises had beta'

killed by a stal
female pristmt

innging to Mr. II

efound the male pri-

v. Sentence, a yea

imprisonment, a:

labour.

BURGLARY _AT WARRING

found guilty of breaking into the house of Thomas Cot-
tarill, in Warrington, on the night of the 19th Jan., with
intent, &c. Senteace, twelve months, with hard labour.

ASSAULT AND ROBBERY AT WI
2) and John Morris (26) were fot

and robbing
ROBBERY

James Whittle, at Wigat
—Jacob Gr

26th Jar

T PRESTON

w Wilson (the same priso

preceding case) .very

charred
MS Whit

abourer named T

a public-

provecutc

Ming intoxicate

30s. in silver t

[a and the preceding

transport

abei h
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ation of

as appe.