Old Bailey, Thursday, Jul...
Before Mr. Juxttce BTnnOT-lor. xhrJ.lr; he wt stealing, in thte dw ellinug-house of her mistress, Mrs. Marv Miller, of Jernyn-street, St. James's, Westminster, various articlet of dress, consisting of lace caps, shifts, napkins, silver speons, &c", the property of the said Mrs. D}ary Miller. The first witness called vwas Alary Saiith, the housekeeper at the hetel,who deposed to her sunpieions having been excited,and demand- ing to search the prisoner's box on the 7th of June, and finding therein various articles belonging to her mistress, krs. hliller. Mrs. Mliller. the prosecutrix,fully so.borsited the last witness's testimony, and identified the property in questioh. Theshopmenof Mr. Turner, Mr. Hawkins, aRd M2r. Fenner, pawnbrokers, severally proluced a very considerable portion of pro, pertv, wlhich had been pledged by the prisoner at different times. The officers, who were called in, proved searching the unfortu- nate woman, and finding on her person duplicates of all the property produced. The prisoner called two witnesses who gave her a very good cha- racter, and attempted to impress upon the Court that she was in. duced to confess, by a promise of mercy. This, however, was posi- tivelv denied bB thepresecutrix.evenetthju, DIr. Justice BUnIOUGsE summed UP the evidence to the jurv, who found the prisoner guilty of stealig to the amount of 39a. OLD BAILEY, T}{URSDAY, JULY 15. _ nOBBERY AT UEILLLER'S HOTEL, JERUYN-STnEET.