Surrey Sessions, Thursday...
t Natlauticl Dazley, a lad of res1iectable appearance, aged 17 years, was indicted for stealing a silk-handkerchief, the property of Mr. F. Weller. 3 Mr. aiYler was in the pit of Astley's Theatre on thtg evening of the ,26th of June, when a disturbance occurred, during xvhich he felt a puil at his pocket, and on turning rotund he caught the prisonor with his bandkerchief iri his hatd. He Ihen gave hi t th tody of Stowell, an officer. S o c oUt. StowelI stated, that he took the Prtsoner into custody froin Mr. lVeUer, and on seadrching him he fotud four other bhandkerchiefs, a snuff.box, and eard-case. The prisoner said he picked the hanelkerchief up in the pit during the disturbance; the othdr handkerchiefs, as well as the snuff-box and card-case, were his property. fce adfded, ie had been f1r the last nine months with his broth'er, a stock-brokeri in the Rotunda of the Bank, and was not likely to have committed this robbery.-The jury found hhin Gutilty. The CtIAIRM AN sentenced him to six months' hardlabour in the House of Correction. MIr. TirESIGEER begged to call the attention of the Court to the trial (yesterdar) of Mr. Lewis AMoses, for felony, arad begged that the Court woult grant him at copy of the indictment. Thie learned counsel observed, that it must have been clear to every person in the ,Court, that a more flimsy attempt or a more unfounided endeavour to affix the crime of felony to any man, never was attcmpted. He hadl a right te bring the whole circumstances into a court of Just in order that the base proewedings miglht beexposed, and Air. Moses' claracter. in the eyes of the world, redeemea frnom the stigma cast uipon it. The COURT refused to grant the application. Mr. TI5EsIGEtt advised Mlr. AMOses tO appIy to the Attorney. GReneral, wlhich he declared his intention of doing. SURREY SESSIONS. Tirrrvmn.v -1r- -o