Acquitted. ■ Sam. Fowler, and Henry tVoolf, only 12 .years of age, were found guilty of a burglary in the dwelling-house of Joel Barnes. James Ingram was capitally indicted for burglariously enter- ing the house of Jane Uing?, and stealing therefrom various

charged by the governor with absconding from the Newbury Union Workhouse, with clothes belonging to the union ; remanded. Joel Barnes was charged on the oaths of John Fisher and others, with cruelly beating his daughter, girl about twelve years old ; he

Hull, Tanner, Church, and Canning, each 1/.; together with subscriptions of lesser sums to great extent On Monday last Joel Barnes was brought before the borough magistrates, charged by his neighbours with cruel treatment to his only child, little girl

other ; Edward Darling and Ann his wife, for nn assault the wife of Charles Jacobs, of KhUbury, 12s. fid. including costs; Joel Barnes, for ill-treating bis daughter, aged 12 years, fined 10s. and in default committed fi.r 14 days imprisonment. The parish

IVALThIAGFORD-2d inning5 Mr. New, run out.2.. . Mr. Jos. inec, b. by 2 Hyde, run out .J. Paine, b. by Wansell . 3 Joel, ). byJos. Barnes 0 Dimnmock, b. by dito . 0 Gray, c by ditto ?? 19 Smnith, not out ?? SO Byles, c. by Johis ?? 14 J. .ovelock, c. by

Fowler and Henry Woolf, two boys of twelve years of age, was tound guilty of burglatiously entering the dwelling. house of Joel Barnes, and stealing therein a knife, his property. James Ingram stood cipitally indicted for burglariousty entering the house

Josiah Poole , Alexander Stewart, Bracy Wisgms, and George James Young.—All Saints John William Bova Samuel Swill, Joel Bailey, Charles Barnes, John Cnhlysr, William Creddick, Richard Dyer Ellyett, Jun., Thomas Friend. Fred. rick Andrew Hyslop, I Thomas