OLD BAILEY, Thursday, Apr...
Georm,P7Tma.r v*as'ihdicte( tforstealing,. in the dweluing house. of Thomas Faulkner, six l;L Bank of England netes, -his property. The piisoner, whols a tailor, had lodged in thehouseiof the pro- secutor (to whose daiighier he was pay ng.his addresses) up to Oc-' tober last. He afterwards continued to visit at the house on the mostt familiar tenns. On tlih'17th of February the prosecutor changed a 301. iote at the Bank for six five-pound notes, which he gave to his'dautghter to take care' of. She marked them, and put them into a drawer in her bed-room.- Ona subsequent evening the prisoner visited'her; and on the following day tfie notes were miss. ed. One of them was afterwards traced to the possession of the pri- sbner, who, it appeared, paid it away in a fictitious name, on the evening it was stolen, at a public-house, where he had a bottle of 'wine. The Jury found him-giilty; butrecommuended himto mercy on account of hisprevious good character. OL-D BAILEY, Thitrsday, A,777 8. -;