The Sun.
London, England, 1847-04-15 00:00:00

I3IPRICONMENT WITH HARD LABOUR.

The under-nam-d were ordered to be confined to hard
,:ibour in the House of Correction for the respective
counties, wherein their offences were committed, tor the
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 Gowran,
alias M inning, alias Cowling, Mary Ann Slaney, Eliza-
Kirkman Rebecca Coates, N. %V. Clturte,mtyn‘
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J. Cecil, J. R. Wilson, W. Key, W. Love, G. Todd,
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Humphrey,
Christopher Gayton,
H. A. D4y, E Young, C. Harley, W. Clark.
Edward?, Mary Shaynell, J. Montrean.

Eight Months—Thomas Wills.
Six Months—J. Clark, W. Sanders, W. Ceupland,
J. Tyler, 11. Cornish, J. Walker, W. Pottle, W. John.
son, J. Hall, J. Burton, R. Dawson, J. Rushton, J. Drew,
M. Smith, C. Rost, Niary Ann Jones, Mary Ann
Green, Mary Beardmore, Mary Montgomery, Sarah
Curly, Elizabeth Griffiths, W. F. Southend, W.F. Man-
ville, J. Tomlinson, o; herwise Churchill, C. Palmer,
J. Brumell, N. Coles, W. Smith, M. Lead, J. Reeves,
E. Drury
Five Months—J. Whitwell.
Four Months—Ann Striekson, E. A, Mountain, T.
Heron, G. Carter, Hatfield Atkin, T. Pyne, J. Payne.
Three, Months—Amelia Buller. Mary Scollird, Louisa
P,arson, Johana Collopy, Jane Holman, S. J. Skinner,
J. Thompson, J, Burrows, J. Lyons, G. Dodd, T. Kale,

D. Spall, J. Doll, W: Smith,' H. Jones, W. Wood,—P.
Kelly, R. N. Neale, J. Dawson, P. Murray, J. Spooner,
W. PeaeheY, J. Machin, J. Turner, J. South, T. Stan-
ley, S. Brae,dock.

Discharged by Proclamation.—Mary Ann Lloyd, Su-
san Brnnohard, J. Cochrane, J. Connolly, D. Cronin,
D. Turner, G. Collyer, J. Beating, Richard Hooper,
Edward Roffee, W. Hurst, J. Bellamy, T. M'Cormack
T. Wilkins.
Acquitted and Discharged.—The petit jury made a'
return of not guilty in favour of the ftillowing pri-
soners:—J. Bartlett, J. Mills, T, Speed, Edward Her-
ring, J. Baggett, J. Johnson, J. Watts, T. Edwards,
J. Collins, S. Dicker, T. Smith, G. Goldfinch, F. R.
Simpkins, Henry Holloway, G. Johnson, James William-
son, James Jenkins, Edward Doyle, H. T. D'Emden,
Isaac Ilalden, J. S. Skinner, A. Jenkins, A. Honslow,
Henry Ot,borne, James Gill, W. Thomas, B. Frond, J.
Miller, Robert Box, Henry Irons, William Saree,
Samuel Everitt, W. P. Rogers, Dr. Denis Cronin,
Elixtbeth Cormack, Esther Baggett, Catherine Brown,
Mary Garr,id, Jane Halden, Rebecca Smith, Millecent
Fl►ming, Margaret Dennison, Elizabeth Smith, J.
M'Lean.

Minor Adjudications and Results.--Imprisoned for
six weeks; 2 ; one month, 5 ; 21 days, 2 ; from two to
fourteen (la% s, 10 ; privately whipped, 2 ; recognizance,
enlarge on, 2 ; judgment respite&l, 7 ; traversed to next
session, 3 ; remanded by the court until next session, 10;
surrendered in court for trial, 6 ; called on recognizance,
4 ; admitted to bail, 4.

During the session 275 prisoners were disposed of,
which were committed from the counties and cities named,
viz. ; —Loudon, 55; Middlesex, 200 ; Surrey, 30; Kent,
10 ; Essex, B—tc,tal, 275.
The session terminated much earlier in the week than
at first was anticipated, in consequence of a treat num-
ber 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.