The Sun.
London, England, 1847-04-14 00:00:00

CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shoal
to the contrary, on the day herein nymtioned.
E. Eades, auctioneer, Merton, Surrey, May 6
Bourquin, watch manufacturer, Nort'iampton-squaforreal
Clerkenwell, May 4—W. Toms, brewer, I.lunger
Berkshire, May 6—R. Greig and W. Rawlings, titnbq
merchants, Maiden-lane, King's-cross, May 5—A. Shir
ton and J. Wise, clothiers, Painswick, Gloucestershirr
May 6—C. J. Sever, baker, Leeds, May 6—M. Sloane'
horse dealer, Bath, May 6—J. Aspinall, cotton al'inlv
facturer, Manchester, May 6—F. R. T. Crisp, printer,
Wellington-street North, Strand, May 4—J, TitlT
woollendraper, High-street, Southwark, May 4—W
Vaughan, builder, Bristol, May 4—P. J. Luntley, drub
gist, Bread-street-hill, City, May 4—T. Bailey, Print 'V
Wolverhampton, May 4—C. Ashby, tailor, Bisbelil
Stortford, Hertfordshire, May 4—C. W. Graham, ni
chant, Coleman-street, City, May 4—R. Elliot, agricul-
tural
instrument maker, Liverpool, May 4—J. W..r-du,:
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cloth merchant, Lawrence-lane, Cheapside, May 4.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
E. Harris and T. Banks, maltsters, WolverhamPt°'
B. Worthington and J. Birmingham, hotel keeperh
Dover—J. T. Gibbs and W. T. Clark, tea urn manufec"
turers, Great Sutton-street, Clerkenwell—J. A. 11111
fent and G. F. Bragg, lithograpic printers, High o°.
horn—W. and C. Russell, attorneys, Leamington Prieto,
Warwickshire—J. Phillips and E. F. Slack, attorialih.
Chippenham, Wiltshire—B. Crowther and W. HIT
cloth dressers, Huddersfield—l. Birtwistle and E..kgfi
worth, fulling millers, Bury, Lancashire—W. Lonnie
I. Shimwell, worsted spinners, Salford—T. and J. 11,°.nk
innkeepers, Banbury, Oxfordshire—S. and S. B. Cr
wine merchants, Newington—J. Glover and W. Shard'
heard, jun., dyers, Liverpool—T. Howell and J. Rich j.
son, timber merchants, Hartlepool—G. Creed and 4
Milner, surgeons, Bury St. Edmunds—C. Maltby 611 A
B. Catlow, painters, Bradford, Yorkshire—C. Rooke 11:1'
T. J. Mead. grocers, Canterbury—J. Ellen, J. Cookson'
and T. Coulthard, chemical manufacturers, Helen
Durham—T. Miles, E. Palmer, and E. Palmer, be
manufacturers, Queen-street, Finsbury—K. M.Le..^.-1, I?"
St arkie, and R. Jones, ship brokers, Liverpool—H. 13..,,Ler.
tumpfel and C. T. Clark, pewterers, Albany-street, ow
gent's•park—T. Barsham and 11. R. Cooper, surel'
Ixworth, Suffolk—J. Evans and W. Martin, prortsiOo
merchants, Red Lion-place, West Smithfield—NV. 11°it.
ham and J. H. Cooke, grocers, Gloucester—R. Hall,,r
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Gorton, T. Lilley and T. Rothwell, cotton spinner!
Tottington-Lower-end, Lancashire (so far as repo'
T. Lilley)—R. Hall, T. Gorton, and T. Lilley, deelell
in drugs, Tottington Lower-end, Lancashire (so far $
regards T. Lilley)—W. Pierce and H. W. Kolle, iron'
mongers, Jermyn-street, St. James's—T. and M. Of'
cotton spinners, Staleybridge, Cheshire.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. a
Moses Buchanan, miller, Glasgow, April 15 Slid
May 6, at twelve, at the chambers of Messrs. Scott sp
Stevenson, Glasgow.
Joseph Lilburn, wright, Glasgow, April 19 and
May 10, at twelve, at the chambers of Mr. Gt mine
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CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT..
SENTENCES AND SESSIONAL RESULTS.
Subjoined are the sentences, as finally amended andcoa.
firmed, at the termination of the session, with other r'3:
sults and adjudications. The following were ordered I'
be transported beyond the seas:—for
Life—Thomas Brooks, aged 21, for manslaughter.
Fifteen years—William Ogle, 19; George Willi
32; J. Smith, 17; Philip Reeves, 27; and G. Smith,''.
Fourteen Years—George Yarnold, 40.
Ten Years—Julia Higgins, 20, T. Fennell, Oka.,
Hurley, 19; Richard Williamson, 41; S. King; 714
Winn; P. Mara; J. Bird; W. Wynn, 19; Riche
~9;
Williams, 20; Alfred Triggs, 27; James Regan, :0;
Henry Higgins, 19; William eyens, alias Weans,
James Williams, 18; and James Clifford, 21. re'
Seven Years—William Brown, alias Jones, 45; ";1;
ffi
derick Williamson, 32; Jrederiek John ,Williams, "0,
William Grin, 41; Robert 'Wilson, 15; John
alias Jones, 40; Frederick Debben, 19; Georg
Nl‘George, 19; Henry Smith, 17; S. King, 19; H. ne.
18; J. Harris, 21; G. 8an,19; John Cook, 18; J.l-141-.
20; Henry Jones, 20; Michael Myers, 19; Gels
Davis, 19; J. Gardner, 22; Ernest Shultz, 19; Thotoo
Lawrence, 18; J. Burnett, 20; 0. White, 19;,,J°4
Upton, 21; Mary Daley, 33; Mary Smith, 19; °Pig;
Ellwood, 23; Mary Jones, 19; William F. Wynn, in
James White, 24; Charles White, 17; and BenJa- '
Skiggs, 30.

IMPRISONMENT WITH HARD LABOUR. hod
The under-named were ordered to be confined to .0
labour in the House of Correction for the resPectithe
counties, wherein their offences were committed, for
periods named, viz.:—
Two Years—Wm, White, J. Smith, J. Thomas.
Eighteen Months—F. Brown, J. Jones.

Fifteen Months—Thomas Jones, Mary Green.
One Year—Ann Smith, Ann Ilurles, Mary Goiv''
alias Manning, alias Cowling, Mary Ann Slaney, 01'
both Kirkman, Rebecca Coates, N. W. Chitty, J. BolIns:
J. Cecil, J. Hall, R. Wilson, W. Key, W. Love, G. 'roclo
J. Adams, J. W. Gillett, Humphrey, M. Jackson'
J. Abethnal, alias Churchill, Christopher Gaytoll'
G. Lawrence, W. Marshall, W. H. Graham, W. Lanaoll,
H. E. Day, E. Young, C. Harley, W. Clark.
Nine Months—J. Jones, Adolphe, C. Brendt, Ameli'
Edwards, Mary Shaynell, J. Montrean.
Eight Months—Thomas Wills.
Six Months—J. Clark, W. Sanders, W, ccupland.
J. Tyler, 11. Cornish, J. Walker, W. Pottle, W. John'
son, J. Hall, J. Burton, R. Dawson, J. Rushton, J. pre*
M. Smith, C. Host, Mary Ann Jones, Mary Ann
Green, Mary Beardmore, Mary Montgomery, Sam;
Curly, Elizabeth Griffiths, W. F. Southend, W.F.
ville, J. Tomlinson, otherwise Churchill, C. mimes',
J. Brumell, N. Coles, W. Smith, M. Lead, J. Reev"
E. Drury
_ _ _

Five Slontlis—J. Whitwell.
Four Months—Ann Strickson, E. A. Mountain, ir"
Heron, G. Carter, Hatfield Atkin, T. Pyne, J. Par,
Three Months—Amelia Buller, Mary Scollard, 1,°""-r,
Pearson, Johana Collopy, Jane Holman, S. J. Skiirlille"
J. Thompson, J. Burrows, J. Lyons, G. d, T.
D. Spell, J. Doll, W. Smith, H. Jones ,DV W"`" r
Kelly, R. N. Neale, J. Dawson, P. Murray, J. SPOile-'
W. Peachey, J. Machin, J. Turner, J. South, T. StslY
ley, S. Braddock.
Discharged by Proclamation.—Mary Ann Lloyd, Sill;
san Branchard, J. Cochrane, J. Connolly, D. Cr°l3-
D. Turner, G. Collyer, J. Keating, Richard Hoop r'
Edward Roffee, W. Hurst, J. Bellamy, T, m,Corinfic
T. Wilkins.
Acquitted and Discharged.—The petit jury
return of not guilty in favour of the following
Try
soners:—J. Bartlett, J. Mills, T. Speed, Edward Precio,
ring, J. Haggett, J. Johnson, J. Watts, T. Ed 13.
13.
J. Collins, S. Dicker, T. Smith, G. Goldfinch,
Simpkins, Henry Holloway, G. Johnson, James Will
son, James Jenkins, Edward Doyle, 11. T. D'E°3,d,,e
Isaac Halden, J. S. Skinner, A. Jenkins, A. 110091
Henry o,bornr, James Gill, W. 'Thomas, B. Frond, ;
M Ter, Robert Box, Henry Irons, William S3l;-'
Samuel Everitt, W. P. Rogers, Dr. Denis Cronin'
Eliz dieth Cori-neck, 130 w
E-.t her Baggett, Catherine 6
Mary Garrod, June Rebecca Smith,
Fl} mirg, Margaret Dennison, Elizabeth Smith'
M.Lean.
Minor Adjudications and Results.—lmprisoned t
six weeks, 2 ; one month, 5 ; 21 days, 2 ; from two
fourteen days, 10 ; privately whipped, 2 ; recognizaneei
enlarge on, 2 ; judgment respited, ; traversed to nelo,
session, 3 ; remanded by the court until next session, 1
surrendered in court for trial, 6 ; called on rccegnizatice'
4 ; admitted to bail, 4. Millece/
During the session 275 prisoners were disposed
which were committed from the counties and cities naineu,
viz.:—London, 55; Middlesex, 200 ; Surrey, 30; Kent,
10 ; Essex, B—total, 275.
The session terminated much earlier in the week than
at first was anticipated, in consequence of a great uunr
her of prisoners pleading guilty, and several long trials
for forgery, &c., being postponed.
The court at its rising ajourned to Monday, the 10th
of May next.