162, 163. WILLIAM KELLY proceedingsdefend and WILLIAM ANDREW proceedingsdefend were indicted, the first for stealing seven case knives, value 18 d. seven forks, value 1 s. a pint china bason, value 4 d. a quart stone mug, value 2 d. two pint stone mugs, value 2 d. two stone tea pots, value 2 d. and a linen napkin, value 3 d. the property of Thomas Griffith proceedingsvictim ; a cut glass quart decanter, value 1 s. two glass beakers, value 6 d. three wine glasses, value 3 d. a jelly glass, value 2 d. and a wash-hand glass, value 1 d. the property of Thomas Hitchcock proceedingsvictim , Samuel Fulham proceedingsvictim , and Roger Gill proceedingsvictim ; the other for receiving parcel of the above goods, well-knowing them to have been stolen , against the statute, February 11th .

The charge was not sufficiently made out by evidence against the prisoner.

BOTH NOT GUILTY .

Tried by the First Middlesex Jury before Mr. Justice GOULD.