The Sun.
London, England, 1852-06-14 00:00:00

CRIMINAL COURT --(THIS DA

OLD CO U
The June sessions of the Central Criminri Court
we, opened this morning before the Right Hon. the
L
O"rd Mayor, the Recorder, Aldermen Sir George Carrel,
t,%ilisr Sir R. Carden, and Wire, and the Sheriffs, at-
tended by their respective deputies.
The first edition of the calendar contains the names
1,`„,109 prisoners, 27 of whom are from London, 54 from
u:ddlesex, 2 from Essex, 12 from Kent, and 14 from
Surrey.
There are nine cases of burglary,',eight of cutting
°od wounding, three of forgery, one of manslaughter,
three of murder, and two of rape.
The grand jury laving been sworn and empannelled,
The RECORDER said, upon looking over the calendar,
he was happy. to find thar, although there was an .unusual
Otnount,,ot business likely to be brought before them,
Yet there was none that was likely to present any legal
difficulty. There were three offences of the serious cha-
teeter of murder, but whether the offenders received
theh provocation beforehand as to reduce the crime to
that of manslaughter must be left for the decision of the
°Gun below. There was no other ease calling for
Observation, and, thanking them for their attendance,
ii
(1111 Y remained for him to dismiss them to their duties.
The jury then retired.

MIDDLE:SEXDASY.ESSIONS.
THIS )
thiThe June general (
4.es!ion for Middlesex ccmrnencrd
The
morning at the Sessions House, Clerkeowell-green.
ts e calendar contains the names of 58 prisoners for
f 55 ot whom are charged with the commission ot
elfin
eittnies may, 16, pleaded Guilty to an indictment
thet,,,ting him with stealing a tilver snuff box, value als,)
sentenced
of Aaron Hendricks, from his person.
i4titenced to seven years' transportation. .
21, "Las Lee, 27, Eliza Boriell, 19, and Ellza, Lewis,
WaZere indicted for highway robh ry on Mr. Jotio
the
...bourne, a mercantile clerk, at half-past eleven, on
night of the 3d April, in White Lion-street, I
ngton.
The •
prie_ Jury Acquitted Lee, and found the two female
The
Guilty.
je
i Colin sentenced them to six months' imprison-
mentn the. House of Correction with hard labour.

LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH-COAST
Trio—Week RAILWAY.
o.me—Week ending Jane 12, 1852 ... £9,232 11 9
-.ue—Week ending June 14, 1851* 11,6 0 15 5
of the half-year, to this date, 1852 ... 215,137 910
Total of the half-year, to this date, 1851 Week 218,11 0 1
Total number of Passengers— Week ending
June 12, 1852 ... 62,299
••• •• £7,184 15 6
2,047 16 3

Pagiaangers ... ''.
Goods
... ••-

Total ... • £9,232 11 9
Total miles open, 1852, 173% ; ditto, 1851, 173%.
Whitsuntide.
London Terminus, June 14, 1852.

b
Mr. John George Pninimore, Q C', has been elected
3' the councilrepresenting all the Inns of Court to the chair
ConstitutionalOf
, Law and Le
'our Inns of Court. Legal History, founded by the
. APPROACHING MARRIAGES IN IliGli LIFE.—We
li,eitlieve that the nuptials of the Viscount Newark, son of
I M.inverp, with the beautiful and accomplished
.11eaughter of the Duke and Duchess de coigny, will be so-
fte marriage 1 pitlized in the course of the e; ,suing ape' k' '
Z. the Hon. Aubrey Spring Rice, son of Lord Monteagle,
iiill Anna Maria, daughter of the late Sir Henry St. John
4 ttr'aYp of Dogmersfield Park, Bart., will also be celebrated
° %AIM of the miming week.