Surrey Sessions.
l'hiis gentleman; it will be recollected, was on Monday convicted of an assault -on the Rev. J. Saurin, and strongly recommended to merty by the Jury, on the ground of theprovecation hehed receiVed from the- reverend prosecutor. The Court sentenced him to one month's imprisonment; andito pay a fne ef 201. -In the course of the day'the follo*ing memorial was banded to the Court on behalf of the ptisoner '" To the Worshipful eheb1Zagistrinis of the County of Surrey, in Quatter Sessions assembled. 4" The humblememorial of Uarlos O'CilaULhan, now a prisoner con. fined in llbtsemonger-lane gaol: - "Showeth, That:'yor 'rnediorialist was yesterday, the 14thi instant, convitczd of an assault on the Rev. Air. Saurn and sen- teaeed to one month's imprisonment, and to pay a fine of I. to the1 lKing. - ' -'-: -. " -That on enteriiig the gaol youtmemorialist Was given toan. derstand that by declining to take theicoDity atlowance to'prisoner3, we ould bie allowed to suiply lilnself with provisions for hia own use; - "-4 Thit he didtherefore thii morning dcfin r t6rceive the county ulloVatiee; but heis nor'inforined'th-t tinlessibyan order of the worshiPl the migtstfaies, he can'be llowedTo other provisions thanbDread'nd water. : - ' - ' ' ' ' ' ' I ' That Yourr memorialist huimbly takesleave to represent to this hondutable Cduirt, ihat the puaishmenf of i fniohtb's imprisonment, twelie hoursliftieaciday-of whicI he is confnedinra solitary ceU, ii in itselfa sentence sucently' seere,7 (consid r tngthat 'the ciime of whicl-he ibsabeen con'ictedcarries itoioil de ra6ation with if, alid -was 'commnitted unae-the painftil impression thatthelaes un_ derhis protection hadUbeen waintonlyinslted), withoutbeing sggrs vaed bythe ndditionia-inflictioi of being alloed only' bread an :wattr daring that'tii'e. ; " That yoiirffemAoria most humbly sugprats'that the strost Secomrenderionofthe jury, ard the ground on whicht -that' recoin -nndaf odiwas made, -are reaso'n's why his case shonld bse excepterl frOmrthe inore'stoicthregulatious of the prison- ahere these reulal tions are not iridhpipnstble.) '' -''' ; ;Your'-msnorialisrchierefbrclinmbly prays,' that the worsfiipful the magistrates tsill'tace ther'remises into'conseideration', and'mske such order there'mr ss-iU enable him: to. receive asupply ofth'ose provisibn;:to trhich h'e itas been :accustomed, and from which lie is at present debarred.- ' * "Andy6urxhemorialistliU ever pray.; Lord EAstrwIt (thie 'Chirm'aii), nfterehowrng the mcmoria to and -eo'nkulting with, iomi of his broth'er"'riassttes observed, that if the-prisoner refused thc co7int* illowsaiie, they cd not interfier6 ilthbun: Itri nst;rest- ith himself to takeerrefuseaL. - - 'lrJ Wi\sb (thie Clerk of the geaces o'bierved to his Lordsbip, that -the niistrateWi sittint' ther-cos a court of quarter Sessions, eouild not tike cognizint7eofthe memoriaL 'It weia matter relatinlg to the interAil rigdlatiou of the pison, and imust beleTtso'thevisit'- * h-e-gehd'etman ti ' e -' nithe mrnemorial begged to -say-tO theCouC t 'that tbe' case of the -prisoner was i s-veryl hir onel On' beinf tcbavey i tio'idson 'yesterday. -he 4was followed by.Mr' Theiwalv,sana the :iidividiial 'Whb`then raddiessed:the'Courtr Tlhey-there!kii th'e ;Eigh' Sheriff, 'and' wvere 'by him infotfedt thitiftliejpris6ir-shqoul accept de cotylbiice,beould lot be eiinjadibtiSceive any other prjoisionsfrom.-without, but that if be leclnti'eto' tikeh st all6wince 'he w6ould be permittedtschd ou for uc prov s heleaed to -have. Theprisener this niorning did; -ii'--se-qiUece, 'decline to rece*e thetcounthe' lowi aice; but now h'w'a Jifrmed that the only food bhe culd.be i lowred-was bresa Sdwater ' - - ' I Lord 154sTXo isThs1s impossiblte, surely there nust be sorn 'mistak'einthiisrrat6e'.i-'-i - '- -'' 3 The geRlLem&Ii who apjared as '-i O'C0allagians 'friend beg- gRed so aSsure his lbrdabip,that wbaf he bad stated -WS thi faet t tha bie iitnsela f'tont therimson' blat a few miputei 'befre'tha' whien 'thtecirci 'stab'c6ef'theiison alowance*as mientioned, ash Iiad statid St,' b eh eihmse : ' - 'I* $pici' bitylc Cver top' --earcdip-ssbetweinhim and h6nod We Caiinaj _- 13ieZaieS rnemorii3.: '" : --- -i'; rjli oz*'aid " ib Cliegdbf the pr?soner'cs@, th'itflterei hiZo h n'v fi atnt'liffeit rovthti6t-'ef othet iFi;j'ers on'eko'ineinu''s.'i H idielediEe'prison al' that the-re weren td risaeraease> elrebi.Etsiei whid1 entiOeZ Hiitbc-iLii coi'$be rr .ih?o HE ~~~~~~~~~~~~~,-hs r h; Lord EASTXOi.-YoU ste, 'Sfr, te cannoftassist yoi'* ' si'tting here as a Court wecannot take cognizance sf tiat which fais more PshibIaAyw * in the dutits of the.iisitin met-g-r.ti j : - and pointe'd et to-the Court the 19th section,- w)uch,Ii. ' foainded on the expfsc4words of-thbeAct'fParliianmetn Irltbist was hsiddowinthat o coiivicted prisoner,: or pnsoner for, Ial,-ct- fined in aby:gaol,' wlauId 'eceive any pther .food, cothin'g or,other. ieccsssarie, thanthloe prescribed -bv; the. regulations o-.fjuch gab, nnlcassby order ofthe visitingjustsce5.t. . -C - - ;. a :'1t.:n - Mtr. O'Ca11tghan?s -frend'thsiked the Court foiet;.e'attenti6n they had shown -to tbe applicatiops'.aqd expressed his iinrertiow'of: applying to the risitinF 3ustices. o~sh-liseubjecr. ....''.-.{,. SURREk SESSIONS. bisciPr1Nx OF rME SURREt COUNTY GAOL. , .. ' . THE rMG0 V. C. O'CArLtA*HAN.