Old Bailey New Court, Mon...
(Before f/le RECORDER and a Londonu Jury.) Rutsh Monro, aged 22, and lRbenezer Fraxsr Mfonro, aged 18, were indicted for stealing to the amount of 40 shillings ard upwards, in the house of Fdward WVhite. The circumstances of this case were recently very fully detailed in our police report. ir. BroDricx, for the prosecution, stated that there wasnot evidence sufficient to sustain the capital indictment ; the jury wvould therefore acquit the xrisoners. The Jury return a verdict of Nof Gnllty Theprisoners were then arraigned on is charge of larceng preferred by the same prosecutor, towhic they Pleaded " guilty.' Jainrej Wetton, aged 25, was found guilof steaIng a pewter can, value 20s., the property of Wm. Col1s, the landlord of the Rainbow-tavern, in Fleet-street.-He was sentenced to be irnpri. soned for six months, and during tilat time te be kept to hard labour. Elizabeth Tuzruzley was arraigned upon a charge of having reC ceived three notes of the Birmingham-bank, knowing them to have been stolen, to which she pleaded " guilty." llIr. LAW, for the prosecution, requested the Court to pan the most lenient sentence possible upon her, as there was reason to sup. pose that she had beetr misled by more wicked persons. The COURT sentenced her to be imprisoned for one month in (0ltspur.street Compter. The notes in question fonned part of the l6,O00l. parcel stolen some time sinice. In the course ofthe day, the Grand Jury entered the court, and Stated by their Foreman that they had concluded their labours. The Foreman likewlse presented a paper, which was read by the Clerk of the Arraignq, and was to the following effect .- - To the Lord Mlayor, Alsdermeh, and Sherifis, of the city of London. "The Grand .Yury caninot separatewithouitrepre,endng to you, that there Is a niotorious. house, kept by a person named Dav, in er- alley, Flect-market, which has been knownq as a disordirly house for five years ; and it has appearedisi evidence, that no0t less thlan twelve robberles have been comimitted therein, within the last monthl." Mfr. Alderman VENABLES, who wa4 on the bench, stated that the representation of the Grand Jurvy would be laid before the Court of Aldermcx,, and there was no; doubt that the evi1 pointed Out lyould be removed. The RECORDER theni discharged the Grana Jury, after thanking them for the able mannier inwhieh they had dischargcd their duties. There remain only two or three cases to he tried. The ge*ssjns will finish to-morrow, wheni sentence will be passaed upon the priion. ersi convicted. OLD BAILEY NEW COURT. MovTDAY. Nov. 1.