The Sun.
London, England, 1853-08-30 00:00:00

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT SENTENCES.

The following is a list of the sentences passed during
the recent sittings of this Court :

Death recorded—John Gardener, James Upson.
Transportation for life—James Neale.
Ten Years—Joseph Perry, Joseph Dunn, Frederick
Guard, Benjamin Henry Hollyoak, Richard Hooper.
Seven Years—John Bennett, G. Burden, Richard
Neenam, William Emery, John Welch, James Daniels,
Samuel Greenwood, Thomas Lewis, Joseph Hollyoak,
Ellen Brennan, John Brown, George Roles, John Noc-
ton, Ellen M`Namara, John Morley, James Wilson,
Wm. Lee, John Cook.
Imprisonment for Two Years—John Daley.
Eighteen Months—Philip Howell, James Cray.
Fifteen Months—James Lane, George Wicks.
Twelve Months—John Bourmont, John Jenkins,
John Line, Paul Vaillant, Joseph Ball, James Richard
Johnston, Frederick White, John Wright, Caleb Wil-
liam Elliott, John Long, Charles Baring, Henrietta
Barrett, George Clarke, Henry Josephs, John M'Nelly,
James Driscoll, George Bryant, Susan Jones, Elizabeth
Fitzgerald, Henry Thomas, Jeremiah Sullivan, James
Bacon, Joseph Prime, Edward Fentiman, Frederick
Bassett, Martha Johnson, Sarah Thompson, Charles
Tucker, John Edwin Lucey, John Jolley, Thomas Coo-
per, John Myers, Edward Hewitt; Thomas James
Meikle.
Nine Months—John Brown.
Eight Months—John Auguste Lebat, Henry Wil-
liam Goulding.
Six Months—Thomas Brannan, Sarah Pullen, Daniel
Murphy, James Burls, Mark Lewis' John Walker, John
Johnson, John Jones, John Smith, William Hawkes,
George Hall, Thomas Jones, John Newman, Spurling
Olding, John Taylor, Mary Bryant, Frederick Moss,
George Miller, William Priestley, Mary Grieff, William
Durant, Emma Durant, Emma Grey, Johanna Connor,
Elizabeth Smith, Emma Stevenson, Joseph Redgrave,
Robert Goodrich.
Tour Months—William Carter, James Crawley, Henry
Purkiss, John O'Brien, Jonathan Johnson, James Moore,
Thcmas Hall, Thomas Berry, and Charles Kceffler.
Three Months—William Thompson, Thomas Bollen,
Jan Porter, Jaques Trailoux, Jane Morris, George
Burchall, and Mark Dymond.
Two Months—Guillaume Carle Theophile Sane, and
Frederick William Lawday.
One Month and under—Charles Frederick Henry
Thompson, Rosetta Johnson, Jeremiah Madden, Louisa
Yates.
Acquittals—Charles Carter, Edwin Bishop, Richard
Adams, Godfrey Jewell, Charles York, Gabriel Martel,
Abraham Arman, and Henry Akers, John Lacey, Louis
Lefevre, Edward Raynaud, William Munday, Joseph
Hartley, Richard Murphy, Ann Sullivan, Thomas
Garaett, William James, _ Ann Harris, Alexander
M`Dougall, Job Coleman, Margaretßurke, Ellen Royal,
Henry Hall, Edward Foskett, Vassilio Triantafilen,
James Kelsey, John Davis, Charles Harris, John
Crutch.
Remands until next Session---Thomas James Par-
ker, Richard Sadlier, Matthew Evans.

Judgment Respited—Catherine Harris.
Admitted Evidence—John Coghlan.
The total number of prisoners in gaol at the commence-
ment of the present session, were :—Under sentence of
transportation, men 9, women 11 ; imprisonment, men
12, women 8 ; for trial, men 125, women 25, total, 190.
The Courts sit again Sept. 19.

POPULATION AND MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.—Yes-
terday a return to the House of Commons was published
respecting the population and members of Parliament
returned for cities and boroughs in England and Wales,
and Scotland. It appears that in England there are 99
boroughs and towns containing 5,000 inhabitants and
upwards not returning any members, and in Scotland
there are 10. In some places in England the towns not
returning members have considerably beyond 5,000 in-
habitants.
SALE OF CURIOSITIES AND ANTIQUES.—At a sale by
Messrs. Sotheby and Wilkinson, last week, a lock of
Newton's hair sold for 15s. ; and a drawing, by Napo-
leon, when student at the Polytechnic, representing an
attack of artillery, for 61. 120.