130. HENRY HOWARD proceedingsdefend and JAMES ISAACS proceedingsdefend were indicted for stealing, on the 16th day of January last, eight pounds and a quarter of mutton, value 6 s. six pounds and a quarter of beef, value 3 s. 6 d. and three pounds and three quarters of pork, value 2 s. the property of Margaret Turner proceedingsvictim , spinster .

ALICE CHAMSIDE < no role > sworn.

I am servant to Mrs. Turner, Upper Norton-street, No. 48. On Saturday evening, the 16th of January, my mistress bought some meat; and I put it in the safe; and on the next morning it was gone; the safe is in the yard; the safe-door was open when I got up about eight on the Sunday morning; the butcher's name is Shuttleworth; he sent the meat in on the Saturday; I saw it at the watch-house between twelve and one on the Sunday; I am sure that meat was my mistress's property.

- LOVETT sworn.

(Deposed to the same effect as on the last trial.)

Prisoner Isaacs. Lovett said if we could arise five shillings apiece, he would not appear against us.

Lovett. I deny it.

EDWARD SHUTTLEWORTH < no role > sworn.

I am a butcher; I live in Tottenham-court-road. On the 15th of January, Mrs. Turner bought some meat of me; I sent it home by one of my boys; and on the Monday I went to Poland-street, and saw the meat there; I am sure it was the same meat; the leg of mutton had a piece of the flap cut off.

Prisoner Howard. The meat ought to have been weighed.

BOTH GUILTY .

Transported for seven years .

Tried by the second Middlesex Jury before Mr. COMMON SERJEANT.