The Sun.
London, England, 1849-03-12 00:00:00

IMPRISONMENT.

Eighteen Months—William Elliott, John Strugnell
Jam James Hughes, Thomas Green, Bri:lget Ryan
Theodore Tucker, William Williams, John Adams, Ro•
bert Macdonald.

Twelve Months—James Pavitt alias Cox, Thomas
Newland, John Reason, George Wilson, Charles Kemp,
Thomas Go dhall, John Earle, George Jones, John
Bradley, Thomas Tonkin, William Boraman, William
Roberts, George Cooper, John Hemmings, John
Andrews, John Hayward, William Brown alias
Kipling, Robert Duncan, George Smith, James Shepherd.
Nine Months—Charles Wilham, John Cleverley, John
Hooks, Caroline Philpot, John Davis, Richard Williams,
William Bray, Mary Gladsby, Thomas Johnson, and re•
cognizances in 5001.; Edward Bailey, Frederick Davis,
Ann Smith, Thomas Roberts.
Eight Months—Charles Nicholls.

Six Months—William Richardson, Henry Williams,
David Wale, Sarah Baker, Joseph Hewitson, Ephraim
Deemer, Edward Painter, John Knight, Charles Ashton,
Charles Reynolds, James Rorke, Thomas Ramsay,
Ellice Donnelly, Thomas Bryan, Cornelius Ford, Charles
Collins, Henry Cumine Burchett, William Mitchell,
Henry Collins, William Sadler, Sarah Wilson, Harriet
West, William Jones, George Smith, William Hall,
Charles Jones-, James Jones, Charles Dutram, Pierce
Wall O'Brien, Michael -Long, Sarah Ann Webber,
Mary Ann Webber, William Clarkson, John Newby,
Joseph Sayer. ' '
Four -Mofithe—Harriet 'nay-craft, Charles Carter,
John Melliship, Henry Woodman,
Thomas Jones, William Pabst, Catherine Jenkins,
Mary Conner, William Duncan, Timothy Macarthy,
Thomas Rye, Edward White, Emma Young, James
Morgan, Charles Ager.
Three Months—John Jeffries, John Smithson, John
Stevenson, Edward Sullivan, Robert Lewis, Charles
Wall, Richard Petley, Frederick William Hugo, Dennis
Mahoney, William Lehair, Jane Tedgell, Elizabeth
Mary Garrett, John Rider, Maria Tedgell, Sarah
Tedgell,,Aary Francis, Henry Harwood, Robert Stew-
art, Catherine Sweeney, Nicholas Holiday, Jemima
Board, Charles Wood, Ellen Henessy, Elizabeth Wyatt.
Two Mouths—Cornelius Cronan, Joseph Jones, Wil-
liam Meehan, Etzabeth Ann Nadin, John Crawley,
Mary Ann Gooden.

One Month and under—John Webb, George Pledger,
Mary Kent, John Clement, Dennis Mara, Edward
Froud, Joseph Wilkinson, Ruth Woodley, Henry Fur-
bank, John William Steevens, William Cooper, John
Holt, Mary Elizabeth Smith.

Acquittals—George Williams, Mary Newby, Joseph
Wadsworth, Gavin Iticards, Henry Franks, Ann Smith,
George Eaton, Edward Price, John Terry, William Par-
rott, William Hunton, John Collins, Susan Johns, Ma-
tilda Clark, Anu Smith, James Stoneman,W alter Palmer,
John Morris, Edward Huggins, John Gurling, John
Manley, James Murphy, Mary Ann Allen, Eliza Brown,
John Phillips alias Neal, James Lusty, Ann Moor,
George Watson, Margaret Johnson, Margaret Davis,
Ann Malandine, Daniel Barber, Charles Whitcher, John
Lee, Elizabeth Burt, James Eddington, Thomas Coiling-
ham, Henry Wheeler, James Brown, John Darch, Ste-
phen Kenlield, Caroline Bailey, Thomas Mortsshead,
Alfred Harrison, Thomas Smith, Edmund Cook, Charles
Nicholls, William Cook, Daniel Harling, Mary Duncan,
Charles Kimpley.

Bills not Fo-und—Bridget Gollagher, Agnes Gol-
lagher, John Wilson, Henry Hunt, John Cook, Agnes
Ha►ydon, Ann Shepherd, John Sampson, Samuel Brad-
bury.
Judgment Respited—Thomas Ford, Michael Murphy,
James Smith, Daniel Ragan, William Norton, Frederick
Thompson.

ReManded until Next Session—Joseph Cushaway,
Eliza Copeland, Joseph Rumball, John Copeland, Wil-
liam Johnson, William Cox, William Scotland, John
Scotland, George Peacock, Charles Lee, J. P. Drouett.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
CLERKENWELL.

Mr. John Cutts, attorney at law, of Little Bardfield
Hall, Essex, and William Evans, his managing clerk,
were put to the bar for further examination on the
charge of forg,lry, with intent to defraud Mr. Ed-
mund Salmon, a gentleman farmer, whose estates are
contiguous to the extensive domains of the first-named
prisoner.

The forgery consisted of the alteration of receipts for
sums of money purporting to have been advanced by Mr.
Cutts to Mr. Salmon at various times. The evidence
having been completed,
Mr. TYRWIIITT accepted bail for the appearance of
the prisoners to take their trial—themselves in 5,0001.
each, and two sureties also in 5,0001. each.
The bail was given, and the prisoners were set at
liberty.