THOMAS NARROWAY,

London, aged twenty-one. This poor fellow was convicted at the Old

Bailey, in October 1822, of stealing some pigs. It was his first

offence: but whether it was an act of insanity, or his insanity arose

from the remorse, terror, and despondency, naturally arising in a mind

not naturally corrupt, from a sense of ruined character, is doubtful.

He was sent from Newgate to the Penitentiary, where he proved to be

deranged, and was thence sent here. He is at present in a low and

desponding state, but quiet, regular, and perfectly harmless.

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