The Sun.
London, England, 1824-07-21 00:00:00

SENTENCES.

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The Sessions having concluded at four o'clock, the titC°l3l;
DER proceeded to pass the awful sentence of the law upon t
following capitally convicted individuals, viz.:—
For Deals—Richard Tolkington, for forgery ; Charlat Wet.
, James Sheen, Thomas Watts, Thome Chambers, and
ilip Smith, J•
Clancy, for housebrean; Charlesd Cooke, Ph •I,
Fuller, Henry Deroy, Inglehart, and Joseph Folc.,"'
for stealing goods in a dwelling-house; and John Jaye, other'
wise Norfolk, for horse stealing.
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Transportation fbr Lift—Frederick NI ingrave, •
ker, Charles Wilkinson, Charles Grant, James Rutldb3gi
Isaac Isaacs, Wm. Robins, Daniel Dacon, John Richson, Alm
Wm. Farmington.
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For Fourteen Years.—Alexander Fidler : on hearing
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sentence, the prisoner, with strong emotion, said" Wuw""
reflecting on the Judge or the Jury, I can only say, that I gni
the victim of perjury; and there (pointing to his proseolYl
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stands the man who has perjured himself."
For Seven Years.—.l. Feetly, J. Greaser J. Wynne, Plh
Smith, Solomon Dias, William Bucknell, H. S. Martin, „
Tills, Wm. Jonas, Geo. Wilson Jno. Stewart Thos. Williams,
Thomas Bird, Wm. Hodges, John Robins, Nicholas Power,
Richard Waldron, Wtn. Vickers, Wm. Story, John Jane.
Walker otherwise Jones, Thomas Shannon, Jno. Wayte,
cholas Ryan, Win. Sharp, Henry Harris, George Grunsftilf•
James Ward, John Ireland, John Simmons, Josh. WsTlaw'
George Richardson, Wm. Penny, Amelia Savage, Jim smith
Samuel Levy, Jno. Andrews, William Twight, Robert Solid',
Win. Reynolds, Michael Bryan, Wm. Nibbs, Henry Navel,
William Ritchie, for a misdemeanor, and Barnett Lyon; the
latter prisoner, in a most insolent manner, turned rcuad to 03.
Court and said, " Good night, my Lord."—The prisoner Nom'instantly called hack, but the Court did not alter the sentence..
The Judgments of the Court were respite
Wm., HoOped on Wm. Rannldft •
Robinson, Geo. Clark, Jane Holroyd, r,
Samuel Watkins.
CA RLI LE'S BLASPHEMOUS PUBLICATIONS.
Michael John O'Connor was put to the .bar to receive on'
tence on the indictment to which he pleaded guilty last Sessiong-.
The RECORDER addressed him in the most impressivn
manner, in the course of which he expressed Iris heartfelt Wig'
faction that those who now heard hint were • spared the re'
petition of the horrid, wicked, and impious libel, for the
publication of which he had been indicted. His Lordship'
deeply regretted that the prisoner had not acted so as IC
claim to the full extent the mercy of the Court; by giving
up those horrid wretches who were hid behind the cup
tarn, and by whom those persons who were suffering ...4g
law for similar offences were partially supported. Tne'
Court was aware that there was what might be termed an at
sociation for this purpose, and yet the Prisoner refused to.ior,
ford any information on the subject. He, the prisoner, Au
been convicted of publishing a bul,ful, and horrid, impious+
and blasphemous libel, and the Court taking into considePt:
tion all the facta that characterised his case, felt that it can
not pass a more lenient sentence on him than that he should DC
imprisoned for six months in the House of Correction to conk'
mence from the first day of last Sessions.
The remaining prisoners were sentenced to various porlo.
of confinement, and the Court then adjourned to the I.sth 4151
September.

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BIRTH.

On Monday, the 19th instant, in Cantden,arect., Camden,
own, Mrs. John Charles 31ason, of a daughter.

MARRIED.

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Yesterday, at St. Marylebone
,Church, Sir Thomas Orrn,,
Dan. to Miss Mary, only daughter of Major.Oeneral o's
Rebow, of lir ivenhoe Park, in the county of Essex.
Yesterday, at St. Margaret's, tVesuninster, Carain Fate,
the Royal Navy, brother to the Member for Ox ordshire, 0103 i
nephew of the Earl of Macclesfield, to Miss Flint, youngest
sister of Sir C, Flint.
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Yesterday, E
at St. Marylebone church, Alfred Chapman, F. .
son of Abel
Chapman, Esq. of 'Woodford, Essex, tcrCaroll°,4
daughter of Slr Francis Mit...naghten, one a the Judges of t"
Supreme Court. in Calcutta.
On the 20th inst. at
.Marylebone church, Godfreycrelict of
oFec
Downes, Esq., of Ilaker.street, to Sarah Amelia, rea— ° Thomas Pendarves Smith, M.D ,of Stoke Newington! .
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On the 17th inst. Lydia, theIED: w:fe of Wm. Codner, Esq. Park.
place, Peckam. •
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On the 14.11 inst., in the 19th year of his age, Thomas,la- ion of Mr. T. K. Creak, late of Pemondsey. The deceas cidentally fell into the Thames, and was unfertuately drop_..
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