The Sun.
London, England, 1831-05-18 00:00:00

TERMINATION Or THE SESSIONS.

The Calendar having been gone through, the various
prisoners who had been convicted during the sittings
were brought into the dock, for the purpose of receiving
their several sentences. Shortly after twelve o'clock the
RECORDER, accompanied by the Shetiffs, took his seat op
the Bench, and immediately after proceeded to prantunce
judgment of death upon the following unhappy indivi-
duals :—John Smith, for stealing in a dwelling-house;
George Osborne, for house-breaking ; John Redfern,
ditto; Samuel Patten, for horse-slealing ; Henry Brad-
field, for house-breaking; George Smith, for horse-steal-
ing : John Bradshaw, fur stealing in a dwelling -house ;
Wm. Tinnett, for house-breaking ; Charles Crickwell,
ditto ; Mary Kelly, for uttering counterfeit coin; Thos.
Laurie, for stealing in a dwelling-house; John Hatten,
ditto; Francis Robinson, ditto; Edward Brown and
Edward Raine, ditto ; Benjamin Grimsby, ditto ; Thomas
Chalk, ditto; John Anthony Dodd, horse-stealing; John
Hartley Binglay and Wm. Williams, for a robbery ; George
Bent, for stealing in a dwelling-house; and John Hayes,
fur house-breaking.
To BB TRANSPORTED FOR LIFE.-Cbarles Jones alias
Siberthorn, Peter Davis, Robert Jones, Benj. Goddard,
Maria Williams, Thomas Hazel!, Rebecca Eiwards, John
Clark, Susan Rider, Wm. Rawer, John Taylor, and James
Budd.

FOR FOURTEEN YEARS.-William Darling, IV: Ro-
binson, Charles Knight, Wm. Collins, John Dudley, Joseph
Young, Edward Taylor, John Blake, Laura Whittaker,
Mary Wright, Charles Christmas, James Crook, Ann
Howe, and Ann Fisher.
FOR SEVEN YEARS.—Edward Burn, Edward Watson,
Mary Ann Bramley, Mary Hodson, and at the expiration of
the term, she (Hodson) to be further transport d for a
like term, she having before been convicted ; John Higgon,
Ellen Hurbey, James Arsarhie, Wm. Elinor, Thomas
Brandon, Joseph Bagshaw, Wm. James Freeman, D niel
Donnall, Mary Tansley, Mary Haley, Wm. Jones, Wm.
Macheith, Michael O'Farren, John Davis, Mary Abrain3,
Thomas Evans, Matthew Caplin, Ann Williams, Samuel
Morris, George Payne, James Fuzs-y, Jam,?s Wm. Rowe,
James Simpson, Richard Walker, Lawrence Shannon,
Wm. Tomkins, James Veitch, George Warky, Georp,e
Kempson, Ellen Fitzgerald, Thomas Husband, George
Messer, Richard Lake, John Pedro, Wm. Baxter, Thos.
Foreman, Thos. Potter, George Williams, Wm. Rose,
Dennis Harley alias Collins. _ _

The Judgnients upon Ann Perkins and Win. Pearson
were respited till next Sessions.
To BE IMPRISONED Six MONTHS.--Thomas Cole, Wil-
liam Gibson, John Connerford, John Fuller, Peter Wil-
liam Palmer, James Salmon, John alias James Mantalet,
Margaret Davis, John Pittdy, Ann Harvey, George Pur-
vey, arid James Parsons.

-Twenty-six were ordered to be imprisoned fur three
months each, and two were sentenced to one year each,
The Sessions were then adjourned.

General Lord DONOUGHAIORE has had a
severe paralytic affection at Knocklifty, an .I is not ex-
pected to survive the shock. In this event Captain
flurcrtiNsox succeeds to his noble and gallant relative's
title and estates, which will cause another vacancy in the
representation of Tipperary.— Tipperary Free Press.

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