The Sun.
London, England, 1834-09-11 00:00:00

OLD BAILEY.-SEPT. 10.

At half-past seven the RECORDER took his seat in the
New Court, and proceeded to pass the

SENTENCES.

DEATH.—James Aslin, robbery from the person ; William
Joiner, ditto ; J. Stemp, ditto ; T. Goodwin, for stealing a
money letter, as a postman ; T. M'Sweeny, alias Sweeny, for
receiving the contents of a letter knowing it to have been
stolen; J. Ward, ditto; and Timothy M'Carthy, for mali-
ciously stabbing and wounding his wife.
TRANSPORTATION FOR LIFE.—J. H. Stanley, J. Clay, F.
Frances, F. Stanley, J. Bast, E. Hobson, J. H. Chapman, J.
Thomas, H. Cummins.
FOURTEEN YEARS.—J. Gardner, J. Coates, Mary Thompson.

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SEVEN YEARS.—C. Wane, J. Lewis, G. Cfiatterton, S.
Hall, Elizabeth Newland, Mary Carmoody, J. Carr, Mary
Anne Sullivan, Ellen Sullivan, Ellen Simpson, W. Breaker,
James Connaught, W. Williams, Francis Clark, Caroline
Watson, W. Sheppard, J. Hammond, Cornelius Connor, T.
Boyd, J. Page, G. Taylor, G. Ridley, G. Hewitt, C. Wallace,
J. Woven, C. W. Paulton, Peter Bradley, J. Connor, A.
Faulkener, E. Frost, M. Geary, J. Jones, F. Jones, R.
Johnson, C. Johnson, Sarah Knight, A. Murrel, J. Moracol,
B. Stace, Sarah Brown, J. Smith, Anne Vickers (the female
concerned in the robbery of Mrs. Lieut.-Colonel Hampton),
William Bartman, H. Butcher, William Wood, J. Jones,
W. Hancock, W. Williamson, G. Filewood, James Jacob
Clewers, J. Wilson, Mary Webb, Arthur Kinsley, J. Ham-
mond, James Garnham, Mary Cook, Anne Murray, G.
Ferguson, Caroline Burnett, Jane Lockyer, S. Taylor, B.
Brummage, E. Harwood, G. Knight, J. Johnson, T. Hughes,
J. Baxter, Robert Stuart, James Anslow, B. Wilbey, Sarah
Beckwith (two convictions of seven years each), H. Stone, G.
Brewer, G. Smith, James Green, R. Hartley, E. Evans, W.
Wood, Sarah Laurence, Maria Daly, Charles Holass, G.
Whitcomb, J. Christine Holden, James Brown, E. Perry,
Margaret Benson, Ellen Benson, J. Hieland.
HARD LABOUR AND IMPRISONMENT IN THE HOUSE OF COR-
RECTION FOR Two YEARS.—J. Smith, Francis Burton, J.
Slight, James Purkess.
ONE YEAR'S IMPISONMENT AND LABOUR.—Henry Masking,
Richard Marsh, Thomas Jones, J. Littlewood, Isaac Kett,
James Heaford, Alexander Cozens, Ann Brown, Rosa Russell.
NINE MONTIIS.—Mary Varley, G. Oakley, F. Michael,
H. Hanks, T. Sutherland, J. Borch, Martha Easeman.
Six Mowrns--Eliza Joel, Ann Simpson, William Griffin,
J. Coleman, James Hickstable, Robert Mac Ewen, Michael
Terrace, T. Tasman, S. Percy, Francis Smith, Henry
Wingall, Sarah Parker, J. Hancock, Robert Tidman, Thomas
Cratter, H. Murrell, J. Philips, H. Johnson, Daniel Harding,
William Hall.
FoUR MONTlls.—Richard Davidson.
THREE MONTHS.—J. Smith, aged 35.
Several minor sentences were passed.

James Williams, alias Edwards, alias Cooper, was sentenced
to transportation for life for returning from the Colonies.
The Recorder observed that he was indebted to the alteration
in the law, as the former Act decreed that the offence should
be punished with death.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

MANSION-HO USE.

A woman named Elizabeth Early was brought before
the LORD MAYOR, charged with having uttered bad money.
The prisoner went to a person who sold oysters and or-
dered a pennyworth, and threw down a bad shilling, when
the oysterman told her that her money would not do. She
said that she had no more, and took up the shilling and said
she would call again.
Rudge, the beadle of All Hallows, London-wall, followed
the woman, and soon ascertained that she was a most de-
termined smasher. The beadle searched her, and upon
turning over her basket he found eighteen counterfeit half-
crowns, 101 bad shillings, and forty-four sixpences.
The prisoner was remanded.