Middlesex Sessions, Monda...
--- - --~*'S.l ~AMAX, .LNOV. J. Jame: Bron ~-b (-*^^"r O JaesBoce,t a o3 about 14 yeras ot' age, was charged with steallng a boke andIkerchief. He was observed taking the handkerchief from a gentleman's pocket, andl being pursued, the handkerchief was found between his thighs. Noow ing discovered for the handkerchief, and the bo reeiiwngr being character, the CHAIRBAN told the Jury they haeter ia ult -1h p C dn~I found a verdict of lot guilty. The tarukeys of Clerkenwell prison then "tated, that they had had the l.d in their custody beore,' as "Rt; idle and dita r4erly The Jtury exressed their regret at having been deluded into the. verdict they has~ fud,by afaLwc character. HC7L~J. randwas indicted1 for ass-ault-inp Candido RosAtlini, an talan endr f images. At appeared from the evidence pf theproecuor,andanothier Italian boy, delivered tbrough the mi- diu ofan nteprter, that in confiequence of directions from Cap. tam alls, woocservant the defendant wvas, the prosecutor took', sOme imgna to is ouse and left th'cm there for -a wveel, Ame be was Inrmedhat they wouldnotbekept. iaving toDrafiy6t'her imags i hi posesionat that time, he said he woulid call ioz them next da. LIe acordinly aed on the followving momilng, and saw the prisoner, who tola him to come in and take away tec imrgne He was advancing to do so, when the prisoner set a dog upon him, which tore -his trousers and lacerated his fLesh. This was in the month of July; and the effects of the wounddisabled him from attending to his business for some weekl The defendant called as a witneas a tailor named Edward Hill, who swore that he was taking the defendant's measure on the imorn- ing in question, when he heard several stones thrown against the door by the witnesses for the prosecution, and observed no dog at all. liheui examined by the Court, he said,he did not see the witnesses upon that ccasion, but he saw a quantity of loose gravel about 70 y,rds distant, from which, no doubt, thej had procured the stones. lo a subsequent questior he replied, that the witnesses wore a dif- ferent dress thaz morning from what they wore to.day. The tailor was immediately ordered out of the box. The CRIAIRMA2 animadverted on the cruel and wanton conduct of the defendant towards a poor foreigner, and observed that his of- fence was still further aggravated by the defence which was attempt. ed to be set up. The Jury instantly found a verdict of-Guilty. The COURT sentenced the defendant to pay a fine of 251., with liberty to speak to the prosecutor. TflE PAXTTgOE0. Dir. CUXDY made another application for a lience for the Pan- theon to-day; but it was refased upon the salne ground as before- namely, that he did not satisfy the Coourt that he waz in possession ofthepremises. _ _ IA1TDDYIP1IRPy Q V,Q1nToM u -