Old Bailey, Tuesday, Nov....
Court las; evening till midnight. Pe was married ro Joanna Cooner at the same timne and with .1 the accompanyivug arraDge_ ments and ceremonies that ;ulley was married to Cathense Cooper. The witness^s were those who appeared yesterday, an210 their evi- dence was a mere repetition. The Jury found t6e efefndanegi.illy. The CoeiMOSN-SEIIGEANT thenl ordered Jlih Ahillcl, who was convicted of a similar offence last night and committed io Newgate, to be placed at the bar beside the other derendant; which done, betkura addressed them:- Johti luiley and William Enetr, I call on rou both at the i same time, because your offences are alike, and committed at ther same tirne, and under the ;same circumstances. It appear- stbat you. have clandestinely witbdrawn two youne women from their hormes, and by virtue of a false affidavit obtained a liceDce, whereby yoit w.erce nabled to marry them. One of the laties appears to be only 15vears old, and the other scarcely of age. It is porhan ,not dliffi cult to see that vou were in4ueneed bv motives of a pecunia7y DaB ture." 1 he learned Judge then pointed out the distress they had plunged ttme family of the ladies into, and commented on the inpro- priety of their conduct. All that thev could do hereafter to com9en- sare would be to act with tenderness and affecion towards the young ladies whitl whom thev had so connected themselves, and that they threw no impedirment in the wayv of the propere,v which by a late act of Parliament was vested in the hands of the guardians for the exclasive usc of their wives andl offsprine. He would not pas;s :ny *judgment on them, but suspend it. and call them to enter into s-re- ties to appear to receive it wvhen called on, but he hoped that their conduct would not renderit necessary. The saredies reqrured wcald be themselves in 1001. each, and two sureties in Al0l. each. This was the last case in the calendar. OLD B kILEY, TUEFDAY, Nov. 2. FFRJURY.-THE KINGC V' l:NEIV. ,,. , - . . . .. . - . . . .. - -