The Sun.
London, England, 1830-12-31 00:00:00

1:E-NTENCE.

The six prisoners Solomon Allin, Charles Horton, John
Horton, James Simonds, 'William Simonds, end John
Wheeler, were then put to the bar, in order to hear the
sentence of the Court.
Mr. Justice Paux, addressing the prisoners by name,
told them that the senteoce of the Court upon William
Simonds and John Wheeler, who had been convicted hut
once, was, that they should be transported for seven years.
The sentence of the Court upon Solomon Allin, Charles
IfortorioJohn Horton, and James Simonds, was, that
for the first offence they should be transported seven years;
and that, when that term of seven years was expired,
they should. for the second offence, be transported for the
further period of seven
David Ilawhins and Jdit Janeway were put to the
has, being indicted for having, on the 23d of November,
broken a thrashing-nutshine, the property of Charles
Spam:wick. year).
Mr. Justice Max charged the Jury, who returned a
verdict of Guilty against both the prisoners.
Jain Ahiridv„ nod George 11.71iting were indicted for
destroying a thr,shini-machine belonging to Thomas
Wentworth, on the '22d of November, in the parish of
Ilungerford.—Guilty.
Isaac Barton, Jason Greenaway, Gilts Fiddler,
James Tarton, William Waving, George Aliek, and
jams Deacon, were put to the her, being indicted for
having, on the 231 of November, at \Miura, destroyed
a thrashing-machine, the property of John Hawkins ; and
also for having, on the same day, felosionsly assaulted the
said John Hawkins, and rubbed bier of two wovereigns.
The Jury found all the prisoners Guilty.
The prisoners were then arraigned on the charge of rob-
bing Mr. Hawkins of two sovereigns.
Mr. GURNEY said he should offer no evidence.
The prisoners were therefore acquitted of this charge.
Alfred Darling, Daniel _Bates, William Bates,
Richard Nutley, George Liddiard, and John Gaiter,
were put to the bar, being indicted foe having, on the 23d

of November, destroyed a threshing machine, the property
of William Widmere Webb.

The Jury found all the prisoners Guilty, hut recom-
mended them to mercy on the ground that they had used
no violence.

KINGSTON, THURSDAY, Disc. 30.

The Judges (Mr. Justice BOSANQUET and Mr. Justice
TAUNTON) opened the commission for the county of Sur-
rey this morning with the usual forms. The calendar con-
tains the names of upwards of seventy prisoners, many of
whom are for capital charges, there being three for arson,
thre• for murder, twelve for house-lneaking, and seven for
horse-stealing ; besides which there are five fur riotously
assembling, one for sending a threatening letter, and several
for highway robbery.
Mr. Justice BOSANQUET (who presides in the Crown
Court) proceeded to address the Grand Jury; after which
Plimbe Cox, a decent. looking woman, dressed as a
widow, was charged with having stolen from Messrs.
White and Greenwell, linen-drapers and silk-mercers of
Blackfiiars-road, 83 yards of black silk, value 8/. and up-
wards.

The Junaz toll her she must prepare to leave the
country. _

James Richards and William Bryon, boys only 14
years old, were charged with having feloniously stolen a
gold watch, value 51., the property of Mr. James Randall
Hobbs, watchmaker and goldsmith, Blackfriars-road.
The prisoners were found guilty ; and it h tying been
proved that, although young, they were notorious offenders,
having rubbed the prosecutor no less than four times,
The Junott sentenced them to be transported for life.