The Sun. — 1845-11-27 (London, England)

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. _kers s.llareD:rdsc,. saw him picking up some pieces of paper near the Charingcross Post-office. J. Macfarlane and W. M. Burt, Manchester, heamre, --C. Barclay and M. A. Frost, Birkenhead, C kbrokete Mr. BALIANTDIF . , .., on behalf of the prisoner, commented tioners—J. Musgrave and B. A. -Brown, Leeds, stec ~.„geri in severe terms ikon the conduct of the witness Abbott in A. and H. Andrews, An 1- lace, Islington, paPer'7,,,o4 , not making any mention of an occurrence which, if true, _J. Whitworth, J. Spear,geand J. Brogden, Manchest.er;.„,. amounted to felony, for so long a time afterwards, and he and Street Cleansing Con a 3. (as far as regards.!•lllo:o urged the jury to disbelieve evidence that was given under den)—E. and W. Hunter,Liverpool,ili quarrymell---I'„rvr. • such extraordinary circumstances. and J. Clara . B. 1 Yorkshire, flax-s Pion" ly. The jury foundthe prisoners Guilty, and upon the verdict 0. Dobson aniwl' ii(t3re,Eirieibr,kiouse, p, Liver- 001, stockbrokerrAide being returned, he declared he was quite innocent of the Lamb and I'.' Ax' ford, 1.7-amp -r• street, Islington, Batter'reedlll'e, offence. He said he had been nineyears in the service of the linen warehousemen—WTEeverett and E. Woods, ,Aer3 Post-office, and for nine years before was on board a man • builders T. and T. b Dorsetshire, LTbit.e, of-war, and no charge of any kind had ever been made —W. Hartley, M. and M. Pillng, Wall Stones, Le 700,.. against him. fulling miller'. (so far as regards W. Hartley)—', water The Loup CIIIEF JUSTICE said there could be no doubt in house and J. Whitfield,Aldermanbury, City, carPei;street, the mind of any person who had heard the evidence, of his facturers—G. H. Dosseher and F. Habighorst, klierin,c4l ker, and guilt, and the offence was one of such great magnitude that Whitechapel, sugar refiners—W. Batkin, T• 1.1. " rosow it was the duty of the Court to pass a severe sentence. He J. Broadhurst, Longton, Staffordshire, ear then sentenced the prisoner to be transported for ten years. facturers—B. Dick, jun., and J. Gibson, NUleti)d_ share" In the course of the day the grand jury came into Court,iludderglen'abato• Hull, brewers—E. Jones and W. Dyson, and returned the bill referred to on Tuesday by the Recorder brokers—C. Arnim and P. Romyn, Stockton,,,o4oott• again "not found." The fie *man, addressing the Lord Chief commission hen V 1 tt sen., and Gr• " Bowimerc ants—G. looco , b litters. Justice, said that the grai d jury, after examining all the mi r vn ON v-mews, Gray's Inn-road, ut witnesses, were of opinion that the intent to murder had not j ” S• Dec• 19' been made out, and that the case was merely one of an SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION • np_ _, aggravated assault. It was understood that a bill charging James Wallace, Glasgow, manufacturer, Nov' ', 1,,,e, PP•' this offence would be sent before the grand jury. at. 2 o'clock, at the writing chambers of 31r. ‘..".. Glasgow. at 12 o ,celre Peter Barrie, Glasgow, flesher, Dec. 1, 22, I $ the Black Bull Hotel, Glasgow. 2 o'clock' John Barr, Glasgow, victualler, Dec. 3, 24, at klard the office of Mr. Tennant, Glasgow. ,r, nzer- be Robert Gracie and Alexander Gracie, jun., ew- a, et t Glencairn, cattle dealers, Dec. 1, 20, at 12 o'cl°c" heuse of Mr. Donaldson. Minnibive, Glencairn• „45.)