Surray Sessions.
Y esterday an afdjo.rnmneit ot these Sessions was held at thie Ses- sioll-h1ouse, N'ewington, before R. IIEDGER, Esq., iliairinan, and i Bench of allai-istrates. Jo/ SkinZrnington aged 10 years, was indicted for stealing two handkerchcfs and a pie of lace. Alr. Jones, a shopkeeper in Newington, proved, that on the even- ing of the 20tl instant, thc prisoner cut a hole in a pane of one of his shop-windows, and took out the articles in question. The prisoner, being called on for his defenice, stoutly denied the fact. fle saii lie was a quack tloctor (loutd langhter), and had tra. velled the country with his father, who sold medicines for all dis- orders, anti Madame Gaurgore, the strong lady, who liftetl up an anvil tied hy her hair, anal threw a clair over her head with her teetit. ((ontlnued laugh ter.) "1," the prisoner continued, "goes about sellitig stuff that takes out greasc, and pitcl, anti tar: atid I -ures Wand antl corns, and. gets a good teal of money, tnd had no occa- sion to do thlat. I'd scorn the idea of it. The prisoner was instmntly found Cuilty." The Chairman said his talentsmight be mare ascfully employed in anothf.r countTy, andsentenced him to be transported for seven years. Stephen IVood was indicted for a violent assault upon John Davey. The prosecutor was a jobbing gardener- the defendant was a carter, who brought a load of (lung to a garden in which tie prose- cutor was at work. The prosecutor found fault with the quantity of dung, which so enraged the defendant, that he knocketl lihimT down, and, while lawn, gave tiim a kick that brolce one of his ribs. The defendant was found Guilty, and fined 51. SURRRY S!'SSIONs.V