The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-12-12 00:00:00

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Jam", APNIT66 and Sttinteel Ater* were capitallr
indicted for assaulting Sarah Norris on the highicar,
and stealing from her person a thisishle, a match-ke;,
and sixpence in ((((( ney, her property.

Sarah Norris stated, that the two prisoner, and
smother Mall came from off a nall on the and side,
and threw• her un the ground, and the articles mei:.
tioned in the indictment stolen.

Cross-examined hr the prisoner 3tNabb.—She d;,l
at first say before- the 31sitis•rate, that the rnsmier,
were nut Ihr men who hail rubbed !ler. hut she 4,1 so
at the Aurgesilon of her father, w Ito hail said that the
expense of prosecuting would he very heal y
(run being sworn, however, and informed that vie
expense would fall upon ae comity, she swore ti,ee
were the men, and she was • positive of the het; •

Mr. Baron tiAnnow told the Jury, that Milton),
he did nut think the prosecutrii had acted intemisit.
silt wrung, yet thought it would be too huardues
upon such testimony t.• zo further into the rase, sf.
reefing, as it did, the the: of the prisoners. Veafict
—Not tittilty.
Cherries Julansom was convicted of stealing three
watch-seals, the property of John Scott, from

rerbosi.
Mr. Itaron (iminnw told him he had been yen.
nwrcifully dealt with, in not briny indicted for

capital offence of hirliway robbery: and hr
pert to riTeive a sent Inlet' of trans;oriaiivii for life'
the rod of the Ses4,4l.

itr As convicted of stealing in the hoax
of Joseph Wilson, a quantity of lino,.
J.,s, ph I 3% capitally itplirted for 11.eali
a silver n atch, tlo property of Cliarle, Smith, in
dwelling-house.
Verdict-o'6lly of stealing in a dueling-1i nse,
the value of 30e.

Ile4l y !truckles was convicted of gtcalin., fr.' tl
pet .on of Henri• Stowell a watch, chain awl

KIi;UT OF TI GRANO JURY TO VISIT TOL rri.4ox

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The Grail! Jury haring entere.l. the raerenan,
after loreeentiag mime Bills to the t'lerk of the Ar
rains. addles:ell the Court as follows, Mr. llarrn
liAu How being the truly Judge on the lkach :At
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`. ords, the London Oraml Jure hre. them,
ine, their Foreman, made a formal de:i and of
Itrown, the keeper of Newgate, to see 11. a! 11
order that they might be (babied to 1113' r L rem.rt
th:s Court as to the state of it. :11r. Mown, In
ever, ha. refused its admittance, and we comer
inquire of your Lordship, whether we have a right
visit the prison of Netrgate or n0t..."
Mr. Baron thittiow said, that iu May Isst, a sit
lac application to the present was 011141 C, bOlll to lii
self and his Learned Brother (Mr. Juslire Ilayley)
who was not now in Court, being oblked to attest!
elsewhere. They tl gist it then improper t
any direction on the subject, farther than stole u
distinguished a body as the London timed Joey mast
always demand at their bands. They said they aught
consult all the Judges on the question, eml take ."
earliest opportunity of communicating the:r outran
to the Brand Jury. Accordingly, a pa..et nit
into the hands of the Judges, and the atts3er re!
at the ensuing Sessions, was to the (Mowing
as well as ite (Mr. Baron liarrow) could realest.
That as a question of right like this, might, like
other qttestion of a similar description, be astir
judicial consideration, and as any one of Ilse
dodges might be called pronounce an opiniot
it, it would he improper for them, either intlivie
or collectively, to oiler any extrajudicial opinion,
tendency of which would be, to encumber and
barras them. That was the course then Agind
the whole of the Judges. and he trusted that he, it
individual capacity, would not be called n' on to
part from it. If the tientlemen of the timid
were determined to treat this as a iptestimi of
they would find no difficulty in getting the •
information upon the point at istie, by consul
those uersons who were competent to gise legal
vice with respect to it.
The foreman then bowed to the Court and retired.

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