Star.
London, England, 1828-04-11 00:00:00

OLD BAILEY SEBS

These Session. commenced 'yesterday
the LORD INAIfoR. AlJetillitt: S,r 1.
:RICORDIR. S .eriffs. a. d M. S:r ea r
The Judge, to the Comri,issi-ii are
Mr. Justice PARK, ar it liar on GAltt
OLD COCBT.
Before the Judges and a W
Davis.i
George I emon aged 17, was tndic,
with intent to murder
C,hdairi-lyesisalffr,?,, on .1i Ist of Februiry.
Charles Yoik, the prosecutor, star:
entioned, in the indictment he was ii
%heck tight, in J ck
to--;4h
!,
f sone' wiqked in the same
w
es"cl7crk.
in e l
the' morning 4 itness was
cabriolet. The ',limner took the s,
id, and struck him a •tole t b,
wrested it from him, and said,
you n. .t let me do what I was
to work again, when he recei
which fractured his skull, and
.ed in the hospital. He could 1
'red the blow.
, Peacock, a farrier, deposed
at the time of this occurrence. Y,
ding t, e step of a cabriolet—
At its Wing the step between
ether any blows were each;
le—the step got into the
hen the prisoner took up the it
and struck him on the
,'then tan away.
is-examined by Mr. C. PHIL
struggling, the step was hot,
tea, seared the next day.
Canick spoke to the same
by the other witnesses.
Hadlard described the nature
• prisoner in his defence said,
ely burned, and under the
,k the prosecutor, but did not
serious injury.
r. C. Puiu.irs then called some
.nd.the effect of their ev it-
. the pto,ecutor had provoked
lovely rensatked that the work on
employed had not been ptopetly
-, several witnesses gave the pt
haracter too humanity and good
.
Lord TenrettnEn summed up the
ury seturtira a verdict of hot emir
Stephen Stubbrofeld, and nine
r nolawtu,ly aiding and assisting in
Of foie gn brandy and geneva. The
irtot Guilty ; hut when subsequently
trial, the Late Officers of the Cro A n
',drone's should, if they thought pi
former pleading, and put in a plea
they did.
Lord TRUTERDEN—Prisoners, I tl
form you, that you are indebted to
those who conduct this prosecution
to withdraw your first plea; tor, it
for the offence with which you stand
&cement, and yr n hid been found
would have been fortei:ed. I trust

will have proper effect on you and
this system may be suppressed.—"
then removed trom the bar.

NEW COURT.
Before Mr. Counots Si

Jaynes Burton, 18, ali.:., Frederick
sudicted for stealing three fenders i-
n. G. Farrant, in the parish of St.
?square. Guilty of the larceny.
.T ; T fie prisoner, who wore a sailor's j•
llt
' intselt as a surgeon, escaped the ca)
ctment by tie fact of Sir Q. Fall
oust in que!•ti.ot, and gone to reside
.. uently it could not in law be deri
t

James Stott was found guilty of
small sums of money received by him
employer, Mr. Doubleday, a coal _
Pimlico. The prisoner had written
letter to the prosecutor, admitting his
not pa-sed.
Joseph Hooker was indicted for
of March last, four rabbits, the
named Smith, residing in Providence
An officer proved that he found the
soner's house, and that he had kept'
ever since, in ()icier that they might
dente at the trial.
The prisoner, who received a
stated that the rabbits had been .
law. Verdict—Not Guilty.
Mary Jane Field was convicted
spoons from the dwelling-house of
Kensington court. The prisoner ca,
of the prosecutor, and stated that
procure lodgings f.'r her mistress, an
prisoner examined the lodgings very
lapproved of them, and desired that
for her mistress, who was to come
take possession of the apartments.
1 departure the spoons were missed,
hension she admitted that she had
..
There were three other indictments
against the prisoner; but the COMMON
it unnecessary to enter upon the tr.
John Young was tried for stealing
figure) and some tools, the pror-
Hodges Baily, the painter, of Perc
Mr. &lily stated, that the ptir-
man in his employ for five months.
his service, he missed a valuable
sippus, executed in the teiot of
ago). It was found, together with
to the prosecutorot the prisoner's
thatam among the
set
n o rubbish v
al u e
oi n n theit, but deavoured to conceal the image .
The prisoner, in his defence, said
Mewgsavne(
play with in the streets. As for the f
returned them to Mt. Bally when
his own which he left at Mr. ''
forgotten.
Several whiles:es gave the pri,
The COhIMON SBROICAN r, in MIL
on the improbability of the prison
the value of the image, and on the
having denied all knowledge of it
Made about it.
The Jury found the prisoner '
him to mercy on account of his pre,

Yesterday, an Inquest was th
Coffee House, Strand, on the body
,Esq• an elderly Gentleman t7O y,
Nutt' dead in his apartment, in
death was caused by the rupture
the head or heart. Verdict accor,

11 George
Charles I
bodily I a
Chat le
1
. tonfl;lrionDe,
sow—:.the
o'clock in
a cabriolo
band, an
Witne,s I
will )ou
gen to
endwh
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James
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ja trielldil
and I.( If I
say wet
strupg le-
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dined, :4
pt iioner
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were sat
band v.&
Janes
scribed l
Mr. H
The p
severely
struck ti
any serif
Mr. C
defence,
that the

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said, t
the feel
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prison
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it yo
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and gu
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that sh
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come i
nents.
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had pa
ctments
:OMMON
the tria
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propert
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isoner
months.
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net's lod
age whe
ce, said
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it gave i
-or the t
when h
gr. Bail
pri,one
in sum=
prison r
on the c
e of it
er Gray
his !nevi
vas held
e body •
C7O year
nt, in th•
opture .'
accordin