The Sun.
London, England, 1847-12-06 00:00:00

EVENING,

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

SENTENCES AND SESSIONAL' RESULTS.
Subjoined are the sentences as revised and settled,
together with other results and adjudications.
Sentence of death recorded against David Adams,
aged 26, for maliciously stabbing with intent to
murder.

Banishment.—Transported beyond the Seas for
Seven Years—Catherine Smith, Caroline Curtis,
Caroline Ryan, Fanny Norman, William Gilson,
jun., Thomas Jones, Edwin Probert, George Archer,
James Walker, James Edwards, James Gilson,
James W. Ward, Thomas Smith (19), John Davis,
Enos Hancock, Edward Yoxall, Ann, otherwise
John Davis (the real name of the prisoner is John
Davis; he was dressed in female attire, and although
he had been eight days in Newgate, his sex was not
discovered till the day of trial), Thomas Smith (20),
James 'Walker, Robert Jones, William Stanton, John
James Johnson, Enos White, W. Wood, J. Love-
grove, John Davison, Charles White, John Fisher,
John Edwards, J. Davison, Edward Fitch, Thomas
Davis, Henry M'Alister, Edward William Plumer,
C. Martin, Charles. Nicholson, Thomas James John-
son, alias Thomas Smith, alias John Frederick Byron,
Dennis Fitzgerald, L. Jacobs, J. Jones, W. Gibbs,
Richard Pitt, William Jones, Henry Fort.
For Ten Years—Catherine Curtis, George Phipps,
Edward Thomas; Thomas Smith, Joseph Green,
Thomas Davis.

For Fourteen Years—Ann Simons and Thomas
Enson.

For Twenty Years—Thomas Stiff (a postman).
Imprisonment.—The undernamed were sentenced
to be kept to hard labour in the House of Correction
for the counties where their offences were committed ;
for—
Two Years—John Brown.
For Eighteen Months—Charlotte Walaby, John
Williams, John Chesterman, Thomas Bartru.m, J.
W . Hodges, T. Brown, J. Brown, H. Gardner Webb,
J. Sinclair, J. Gracey, G. Wheeler, Henry Morley,
T. Holliday.
For Fifteen Months—W. Farmery, alias Unson, J.
Smith and John Connor. J. Jones, Miles Stanley,
W. Fearful, alias J. Williams, T. Newman, Henry
Young, J. Wheeler, W. Taylor (27), David Hy-
man, Ann Howard, Jane Page, Ann Sarah Water-
man, Margaret Clines, Marianne Laycock, Elizabeth
Smart, Clara Barker, J. Closterman, J. _Burdet
HoWe, J. Pells, George Robson, J. Bartr sm, J.
Sarbey, W. Taylor, J. Irving, J. Payton, J. Parkins,
G. Syms, Henry Bate.
For Nine Months—Ann Davis, J. Edw:irds, J.
Fulcher, A. Dowstead, J. Hurlay, W. Wil son, C.
Yarnold, H. C. Wilcoxon, Charlotte Jones, J. Sea-
ger (Newgate), Charles Bucking, John Bristow,
James Morris, George Brown, alias Dixon, J. Nile,
C. Huff, J. Brown, J. Leary.
For Eight Months—Thomas Day and R. Tones.
For Six Months—Susan Mitchell, Elizabe th Bag-
ley, Mary Phillips, Elizabeth Smith, Eliza Baker,
J. Chittenden, IV. Stapleton, Daniel O'Neill, Mary
Low, Sarah Jones, J. Sullivan, J. Dodraan,
Lavender, Mary Jones, Henry Jones, J. Gc odeve,
NV. Price, J. Everleigh, R. W. Marshall, J.. Lane,
James Cox, W. Green, J. Robinson, J. Darcey. J.
Hornley, George King, IV. Kerr. T. John son, T.
Cummins, J. Dean, William Carter, Thom: is Mack-
nell, F. Hawkins, T. White, T. Shores, J. Ilighley,
W. King, T. Murden, F. Lapham.
For Four Months—Mary Bethel, Mary Arnott,
C. Austen alias Hoskin, Elizabeth Grey, Margaret
Hayward, T. Yates, C. C oombs,
Dwre
W. Brown.
For Three Months—Emily Newman, Ellen Mar-
tin, Sarah Wilson, Mary Brown, J. Barker, D.
Dore, Hay
Barratt, J. Little, J. Hemmings, H. Shirloy, J.
Johnson, J. Maloney, W. Seaton, T. Mirla y, T.
Moore, J. Desmond, J. Williams, A. Mllnttash, G.
Marton, G. Bizatall, W. H. Jackson, J. Iletbraye,
J. Bernegne, J. Chivorell, C. Callaghan, NV. alias J.
Lea, W. Young, J. Young, J. Burton, G. Clarke,
J. alias IV. Sanders, D. Millis, W. Brown, J..
G. Jores, H. Snow, J. Ayres,
Smith,
J. Veal, J. Burn, J. Ilurton.
Brown, J.
Jeffrey, Ma ry '
W.
FSmith,or Webb,T w ml.ont
Evans,h s
Gam-
mon, J. Jeffrey, J. E. Houseman (Newga te), M.
Sullivan, J. B. Whitley, J. Dowse, R. M. Harvey.
Acquittals.—The following were acquitted petit
jury, and discharged forthwith :--George Do wling,
Edward Shenton, Samuel Jordan, John Wood: Da-
niel Mahoney, Elizabeth Marshall, Martha White,
Jane Vanderflick, Margaret Smith, Emily 'Taylor,
Mary Ann Cole, Ann 'Waterman, Elizabeth Bailey,
Mary Stepney, W. Crawley, Henry Keys, John
Robinson, J. Gibson, sen., A. B. Muggeringe, D.
Werthorpe, John Morgan, Elizabeth Baker, 'Caro line
Muggeridge, Mary Anne Phipps, John Mu aday, T.
Smith, Ellen Ford, J. Louch, John Watsou, George
Nichols, George Barley, Henry Pitt, Thomas Gurt,
John Young, Joseph Arnold, John Key, W. Cole, W..
Hickman, J. D. Hickman, Esq., Henry Moss, Walter
Blake, W. D. Davis, George Blake, Benedict Murphy,.
John Lavender, J. Carter, William Rowe, John
Wilson, J. Batcock.
Discharged by Proclamation.—The following per-
sons were discharged in court on the rising of the
grand jury, who had ignored the bills preferred
against them :—John Williams, aged 15 ; C. Ridley,
26; W. Percival, 15; 11. Gatteril, 19 ; W. Whilly,
22 ; Raymond Smith, 15; IV. Matley, 22; John
Taverner, 41 ; J. Wright, 29.
Minor Sentenees and Results. --Imprisonment far
1 month, 6 ;
imprisoned for 3 weeks, 2 ; imprisoned
for 14 days and under, 6 ; imprisoned without labour,
6; judgment respited on 4; traversed and remanded,
4 ; privately whipped, 1 ; acquitted and detained, 1 ;
recognizance estreated, 1; called on ditto, 6 ; warrants
issued for non-surrender, 3 ; surrendered in court,
19 ; pleaded guilty, 54; bailed to 13th instant, 2.
The Court adjudicated on 304 prisoners during the
sessions, who were committed as follows :—London,
79; Middlesex, 148 ; Surrey, 58 ; Kent, 10; Essex,
8 ; Admiralty, I.—Total, 304.
Adjournment of the Court—The Court at its
rising adjourned to Monday, the 13th of December
instant.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
MANSION-HOUSE.
On Saturday William Henry Capper, collector of
rents for Mr. Thomas Flight, of Walbrook, was
finally examined upon the charge of having embezzled
several small sums of money which he had received
for his employer.
After hearing the evidence on both sides,
The LORD MAYOR said it was evident that by the
agreement between Mr. Flight and the prisoner the
latter was bound to account for whatever rent he re-
ceived on the following day, but he had not done so;
on the contrary, there were four or five instances in
which sums had been received of which no account
whatever had been rendered. The prisoner had
pleaded a set-off against the deficiency laid to his
charge ; but that had nothing to do with these cases.
He could not view the matter in any other light than