Court of Sessions.
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Before the EEcoRDER and Aldermen DRAKE and DEyoE.


VI. c. PATERSON, Esq, District Attorney.


observation-disclosures Stevens indicted for robbery in


tile Is dcgrec-snockiug down Thomas Newell ana steal
ing IS bill from him the 7;h January-was discharged


from his reconizances the complainant had left Tor Mex
leo and did not appear.


In the case of William Tusor, Indicted for removing rasp
berry bushes goosebcry bushes &c from the freehold of
Thomas Warner, Esq. Bloomngdae Road near IlSst,
The counsel for defence deurreG 10 the Indictment; as Mr.
Tusion was lessee tenant at the tme and no criminal
action could lie against him. The Court gave judgment IN
favor the demurrer and the complaint was discharged


TRIAL FOR REcEIvtSc STOLEN GooDs.-John McBriarty
wac tried receiving stolen goods, viz cloths Silks &c
stolen the eiih of January last, from john Matthew'S
alias Williams alias Lawyer, and James Groves, colced
men, from the store OF sydney p. Ingahau, No. l23 Full
t0nstrcet The proof OF the sceter imperfect ana the
Jury found the prisoner not guilty.


AsoruEn-Thc same John Mclirarty tried for re-
ccIync stolen goods cloak worth Sl stolen on thc
10Th January last from IIeman Wadrdge officer Cooke
nrc 6cposed that he 10 the small shop OF McBrary
in Cross-srec Pearl and demanded the cloak
which AcBriarty denied being there. His wife. however,
went on. and In again with the cloak on her shoa
drs which she had advanced 81 80 pon She up :he
cloak the accused reproved her for returning the cloak
He had been tried before day for similar ofenceard
escaped under cyyer of his wies dogs. The jury found
him not gliy.