The Sun.
London, England, 1851-09-02 00:00:00

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

Tho following is a correct list of the sentences passed
during the sittings of this Court:—
TRANSPORTATION.—Life—Charles Best, John Kelly.
Fourteen Years—Joseph Norton.
Twelve Years—Thomas George Young.
Ten Years—George Thomas, Mary Ryan, William
Muzzall, John Gould, Charles Dear, Edward Ashby,
William Manning, Thomas Pickering, John Adolphe.
Seven Years—James Williams, William Johnson,
Amelia Langly, Henry Page, Joseph Matthews, John
Twohey, Miles Moltus, John Clenseley, Charles Bastie,
George Fenwick, James Kelly, John Bellamy, John
Newton Hurtswood, William Grainger, Thomas Lynes,
David Jones, alias Hayes, Joseph Smith, Thomas Rob-
bins, alias Richards, Ridley Franks, John Tomkins,
William Cromer, James Smith.
IMPRISONMENT.—Three Years (the first sentence
under the recent statute)—Robert Thompson, alias Smith.
Two Years—Thistle Forrester Walker, Thos. Spurrier.
_ _

Eighteen Months—Joseph Blades, Joseph Bray, and
recognizances; John Sigger, Ellen Thompson, Thomas
Gardner.

Twelve Months—James Richardson, George Edmund
Stallsworthy, James Dyson, Henry Whittenall, Carl
Mollivo, George Andrews, Philip Long, William Odg
Thomas Smitb, John Jones, Richard Richards, William
Masters, Maria Smith, James Jones, James Kelly, James
Hobbs, William Mardwell, Thomas Grey, William Fox,
Thomas Cocker, Jeremiah Condon, Elizabeth Pownall,
George Francis Banks, Michael Connor, William Sale,
Thomas Dowling, George Smith, William Smith Bloom-
field, John Latigridge Walker, George Graham, William
Reynolds, John Ktng, John Wiliam, John Condon, Joh❑
Carlisle, James Thomas Moon, John Shutbrook, James
Platt, John Williams.

Nine Months—George Smith, James Yardley, Henry
Wilkes, Robert Goodwright.
Six Months—Sarah Cooper, William Johnson, George
Demier, John White, alias Brown, Ellis Dring, John
Evans, and flogged; Thomas Cliff, Marian Johnson,
Thomas Overton, James Jordon, John Hodge, Edwin
Wood, Catherine Sheehy, Benjamin Lawrence, James
Morton, John Raymond, John Booth, Mary Wright,
Benjamin Henry Freeman, Charles Manuell, John
Dowling, John Davis, William Dandy, John Thomas,
William Taylor, Michael Hogan, James Golding, Wm.
Turnilty, William Reeves, Catherine French, Patrick
Collins, Charles Allum, Thompson, William Gankin,
Samuel Morris, William Pass, Peter Davis, Joseph
Rush, John Wilson, alias Wright, William White,
George Jones, William Macarthy, John Brown, John
Graham.

Four Months—Thomas Insell, George Armstrong,
John Messis, Caroline Macarthy, John Dyke, Edward
Freeman, Abraham Sampson, Esther Smith, Charles
Warner, Henry Graham, William Jones, William Mars-
den, Frederick Such, George Knight, Ann Knight.
Three Months—Catherine June Henry, Ellen Dow-
ney, John Burke, Wm. Tomkin, Thomas Williams
Frederick Marshall, Mary Ann Birmingham, Catherine
Nolan, William Jackson, John Jameson, Catherine But-
ler, William Easton, Edward Jones, James O'Brien,
Mary Hurley, John Savidge, David Taylor, Mary Hobbs,
Philip Custre, Robert Thompson, alias Smith, Charles
John Cooper, James Pearls.
Two Months—Robert Hammond, Henry Cray, John
Cranston, James Clark, Wm. Lawrence, Jane Burney,
Wm. Eames, Patrick Sullivan, Dorcas Gillman, Johanna
Knowles, John Nathan, Negus Cousins, Cornelius Up-
ton, three days in each v. eek solitary.
Six Weeks—Joseph Gutteridge, and whipped, Thomas
Taylor, and whippill.
One Month and under—William Dnffrey, and whip-
ped, Edward Jones, Henry Pearce, and whipped, James
Pearce and James Carroll, and both whipped, Ann
Hasty, Henry
Bastin, and whipped, John Decodere, and
whipped, John Morris, Elizabeth Ingram.
AcquiTTAns.--Jolin Wheeler, John Passfield, Henry
Smith, Henry Marks, Hannah Myers, Andrew Burke,
John Sullivan, Henry Watts, James Neal, Jlmes Peavor,
John Abrahams, Thomas Shea, John Conway, John
Grogan, Alfred Smith, John Stephens, Honors Sullivan,
John De Lacey, Alatilda Loader, hiarpret Murray'

13,niamin Murray, Ann Murray, Ardrew ~t~Besn, Join
Pearor, O'Brieo Richard Pugh, W n j'a*
grain, Alfrk-d Garton, William Rolle,
tlillar
John Mead, George Strickland, Francis O'Gorman,
Michael Kearney, Richard Ranson, Ethelred Bennett'
John Jones, Alfred Brown, James Brown, Henry Rees,
Robert Hetherington, Henry Hetherington, Robert Jef'
lerson, Thomas Barber, Thomas Cambridge, Wl'Wan!
Martin, John White, John Prior, William Gooch, gear.'
Noble, Richard Beszly.
BILLS NOT FOUND.—Joseph Mill, Thomas Rickets'
Sarah Eagling„ ior out
REMANDED UNTIL NEXT SESSION.—Evan
on bail, Thomas Harrison Grz a:ores, Hugh Dlvis' 011
Y,

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on bail.
aUDGMENT RESPITED.—Thomas Bazloy, Lewis
1°1313
Jones. vr,he t
ACQUITTED ON THE GROUND OF INsANITY.--)-.4-1
Thomas Moore.

THE COUNTRY MARKETS. t o
The following is the official statement of the quantities i
corn, &c., received in the port of London from the p0r,t,5,41,
Essex, from the 25th Aug., 1851, to the 30th Mg., w"
both inclusive:—

.
....1 , ,:.
CS ) e) N di g t ,e,
~.1
....----
- _ -- ---...
Colchester — —** IQ°
__
Harwich - io
Leigh ) 10, ' so)
3091 ' K
30 , ~ 90
Maldon 2 )421 lu3 , ..-----1:
CHELMSFORD, AuG 29.—Prices to-day were as follow:
.(i.
Wheat, white, old 41s to 4gs ; new 40s to 459; r. old
rh`2oer
ev

WhCeHatE,LicMhSit.eo7o,ldA u 4 G 1
s.
t2o9.47BP;rinc 29.—Prices o-4doay
353 to 403; new, 36s to 393 ; barley, —s toChef, 5e3/
—S to —s; grinding 20s to 23s ; oats ISs to 253; 132.17, 0
to 55s ; chevalier 54s to 56s ; peas, partridge, new ". 5;
old,
....51 tO ."*.as
30s; old, —s to —s ; white, new, 278 to 29s ;
dun, new, 25s to 26s ; old, 263 to 28s ; beans, tick, 01,
to 293 ; harrow ticks, new 278 to 80s ; old —9 to -";
zagan, new 261 to 28s ; old —s to —s per qr. ed at3i
COLCHESTER, Ana. 30.—Wheat, white 42sto 46s ; r ;dale
to 40s ; oats, 17s to 22s ; bean:, mazagan 26s to 253; 13304', to
and small 28s to 30s; peas, white 26s to 28s, grey, new '
28s per qr.
KIRKALDT, AUG. 30.—The following are the quote
twoer4ess4; forlelods',sli-:1
for grain :

Wheat. :Barley.
First 46s 6d 28s ud
Second 413 6:1 263 6d
Third 42s Od. 253 6d
Oatmeal, per bag of 2801bs
HADDINGTON, AUG. 29.-11
grain at our market to-day :
Wheat.

First ...
Second ...

... 46s Od
40s 8d

Third ... 34; Od
Total quantity of Wheat in
Do. Barley
Do. Oats
Do. Beans

COAL MARK E'
Bate's West Hartley.. 13s Od
Huddle's W. Hartley.. 13s 6d
Carr's Hartley ..... 14s Od
Howard's W. H. Neth. 133 6u
Longridge'sW.Hartley 14s Od
North Percy Hartley.. 13s Od
Redhu,gh Main . . Ils 3d
Canfield Moor 12s 3d
ranfield Moor Butes... 12s Os
Walker's Primrose ... lls 9,
Wvlam
Windsor's Pontop ll s 6d,
Wall's End, &c.
Acorn Close
Brown
Elm Park l3s 9d
Grosforth
Harton
Northumberland
Riddell
Walker
Eden Main
'Belmont l4s 0,1
Braddyll
Ships at market,

Oats.
25. tid
23s 6d
21s Od
imperial,
ie followil

Beans•
_s Od
Od
—s Od
323 Od to
ig are the

Fel*
343
prig

eels',
IBarley. Oats. „.,, 0,.,
283 6d 26s Od 510 d
1 263 9d 21s lld r. 9
od
233 Od 193 6d 3,8'5 500
market 194 qrs., jwf) sold
do. 90 qrs., o's./ sold
do. 307 qrs., %3 sold
do. 23 qrs.,

IT.—YESTXBDAY• . d
153 U'
o
etton ........... ...... _
133
Jonassohns ............ 141 a
Keepier Grange .... 145
Lambton ................ 6!
Lumley .............. 10 9,4 A
Russell's Hatton • .... 135
Scarborough ........... 155
81
Stewart's ............... 133 ja
Whitwell .............. 149
.j
Cassop
ileugh Hall. ......... 145 d
Kelloe.. ......... ••••-" 145 4
South Hartlepool ...... 145 •?",
South Kelloe ......••••• 135
West Kelloe .......... • 149 1,61
kdelaide Tees ......... 135 L
11Brown's Deanery ...... 131
I 'Seymour Tees ...... •• 133 vej
l!St. Helen's Tees .... 135
I West Cornforth ......
I Cowpen Hartley ..... 133 70.1
I Bartley ........... 143
Sidney's Hartley ....
190 Sold, 119.

FRENCH RAILWAY TRA,- re'
The following are the last returns of the gr")
ceipts of the principal French Railways : goo'
NORTHERN.—From Aug. 20 to Aug. 26: Poo-v-
--103,595E; goods, 221,3461.; total, 624,941 f. anger°,
ROUEN.—From Auz. 17 to Aug. 23: Psss
142,007 E; goods, 91,369 E; total, 233,376 f.
senger4'
HAVRE.—From Aug. 17 to Atig. 23 : Pa.
56,927 E; goods, 39,811 f. ; total 96,7381. cagerh
ORLEANS.—From Aug. 18 to Aug. 24 : Pas-
-109,173' ; goods, 105,953 E; total, 215,1361. el*
BORDEAUX.—From Aug. 12 to Aug. 18: PO5-
80,844%; goods, 43,526 f.; total, 124,370 f.
Sera'
pc'
VIERZON —From Aug. 18 to Aug. 24 ; see
43,180 E; goods, 39 6021.; total, 82,782 f. Orb'
ROULOGNE.—From Aug. 18 to Aug. 24 : Pas ev
51,022 E; goods, 14,459 f.; total, 65,481 f. angel"
NANTES...—From Aug. 16 to Aug 22 : Pass
31,443 E; goods, 11,476 E; total, 45,9191. age°
STRASBURG —From Aug. 20 to Aug. 26: mis Se
140,351 E; goods, 62,790 E; total, 213,041 f. ae„go
BALE.—From Aug. 4 to Aug. 10: Pas
35,3231.; goods, 18,00 E; total, 53,420 f.
MONTEREAU.—From Aug. 13 to Aug.l9: Possel3serh
12.893 E; goods, 10,936 f.; total, 23,729 f. Bgerh
MARSEILLES.—From Aug. 13 to Aug, 19: -Ss°
50,738 E; good., 25,434 f.; total, 76 1791. otth
LTONS.—From Aug 10 to Aug. 16 : Pass-1141
262,734 f.; goods, 64,0401.; total, 3°6,751 1. ter/1
CIIARTRES.—From Aug. 11 to Aug. 17: FtisSeilv
32,414 E; goods, 10,564 f.; total, 42,978 f.

RAILWAY SHARE MARK WP.
BRISTOL, SEPT. 1.
f .4i
sDd
STOCK EXCHANGR.—The market had a slight relic- ,ise
better prices wele obtained, although the amount of At
done was not very extensive. Midland Stock 01°-
41 ex div.
LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 1. cider
STOCK EXCHANGE.—Our share market opened c.,,",,r0c.;
ably better this morning, and we have to notice ale
ment in the prices of stocks. There has also bee to if?
amount pressing on the market, and more dispositinvow;/
vest has been manifested. The transactions were as f° 47:14'
East Lancashire, 1234 Lancashire and Yorkshire', ow'
Ditto, Fifths, 9 dis.—London and North-Weston), •',./00
Ditto, New Quarters, 174 p.—Midland, 41
201 A dis.—South-Eastern and Dover, 1934.
MACHESTR, SErT. 1.
•
STOCK EXORA 'IGE.—N The market has been more fx-f
prices have advanced, and the business done has bees°.re and
amount. The transactions were as follow:—Lent Soath
Yorkshire, 473 A —London and North-Western, 113
Eastern and Dover, 19 13.16. 34--Ditto,

EFFECTS OF SARAH BARBER'S REPRlEY''''''
of
sident in Nottingham, on hearing of the respite c talw-
Barber, went home in an extremely perturbed gtate 01.0 g to
and announced to h's rib that the woman was not g4litioP
be hanged, and at which his wife expressed her grlt,i' 011
What !" exclaimed her lord and master, sharp,P o°'
don't mean to say that you're glad? Why, if stb,gae
hanged there is no safety for any married man. fitiern co t
nished that you can make such an assertion." ithit
menced a war of words between them, she insisting ria atc
was improper to hang a woman, and he that no bus", doll:,
safe if Sarah Barber was not hanged. " WhYt yo4';
mean to say that you're in danger of ins poisonirim, oaf':
exclaimed his wife. " Yes, I do," was the sharp eiti'd ttis'
" Well, then, I'll not live with a man who is alre,s;
everything he eats and drinks will poison 'lira., tsl;:,7
pressed his willingness to part, and they did so?. ,'",„01.0'
one child and she the rest; and now as each °t, two,
arrives they enter their place of worship at diffftehnei llere
and take no more notice of each other than
trangers.—Nottingham Guardian. ela
[ADVERTISEMENT.] Holloway's 0,‘•„-,1
Pills, a most excellent remedy for Abscesses and "1",
—Thomas Edwards, a labourer in Portsmouth Doe'lk, hi"
ceived a severe hurt in his thigh, about four yea", 7,- o°nel
piece of timber falling on him. An abscess tonne" t-orge°l3-3
quence of the injury, which defied the most ernineu; able, sst
to heal, and he was consequently pronounced ic,neu;-:
put on the superannuated list with a pension. Detollo°,.'a
liberty to try other remedies, ho commenced using ,i 0 tte-
Ointment and Pills, which have so effectually cured -"of
he enjoys good health, and is as well able to work ts;, I-01W
—Sold by all venders of medicines, and at Pt°lc2'a°
way's Establishment, 244, Strand, London.
iSrea
On Ace,
MARRIAGE OF A VENERABLE COUPLE."'"0
nesday last a couple were married at the Regiltry'e-arse-t,-0,
in this city, whose united ages amount to 14' bride f.
age of the bridegroom being 73, and that of the e
We hear that the courtship of this venerable 1)511.00v;c01
ceedingly brief. It is said that the gallant bridegr feoo
to the city last week, and, in conversation `NIL!' b for Who
friend, happened to mention that it was a bauic'd that -r0
that lie had lost his wife, who died recently', 11 be Rho
could not well manage without. Nothing friend'c°l.lllfr"
accommodating than the conduct of his female
niatctovile '6
soon proved that she was no bad hand at "
She requested the old gentleman in search of as, of tlift
accompany her, and she conducted him to the 110,1 1!,
widow, now his wife, where, after an introduction,
as th,
the youthful " lovers" alone. It appears that it ,wivelinilB
both " love at first sight," for ere they parted alci• r
naries were settled, and the happy day was ore dangly
°
have before stated, the nuptials took place accor
Wednesday last.—Hereford Journal.

BIRTHS.
OF A 80N.

On the 31st ult., the tady IsTey:s.. be PIP'
On the Ist inst., at Portman-square, the lady of t
Hon. William Henry Lord Leigh, of an heir. lea,
b,r, .
On the 29th ult., at York, the wife of Captain Orins ilef
f the
On the 28th ult.. in Devonshire-place, the lady 0
Edward Butler. Waleb'
On the 28th ult., at Huddersfield, Mrs. Robert -
lei
OF A DAUGHTER. f
On the 29th ult., at Eaton-place South, the wife WI.
0
Evan Thoas, Esq. to
On the 2m7th ult., at Kiltennel Rectory, county Sire
the wife of the Rev. W. Pennefather.

MARRIED. DarO,
On the 28th ult., at Gartincuber, Perthshire, h'nuriges'
Murdoch, Esq., jun., of Gartincuber, to Dora, Y°
daughter of the late Captain Monck Mason, ICS. willislll
On the 28th ult., at St. George's, Hanover-squareitire, tc}
Lees Underhill, Esq of Tipton-green, Stafford:, o
Emily Margaretta, only daughter of Dr. Hamilton
Upper Brook-street.

Lilingstcn, ____---
DIED. neoetel
On the 29th ult , at Widcombe-house, Bath, 510"—
William Clapham,' H. E.I.C.S , Madras Establishmerq:harieo
On the 28th ult., at Southwold, Suffolk, aged 48tv'
Egg., of the Coauntry, near Ipswich. _
_EA,
At Dawlish, on the 27th ult., John H. Treinaylic,
of Heligan, Cornwall, aged 71. nicliar3
On the 30th ult., at Chapel-street, Grosvenor-place,
Jones, late of the Theatre Royal, Covent-gJrden. i, gar,
On the 28th ult., at Finchky•-road, St. ohn's-
woo
garet, the wife of William Hughes, Esq.,
At Harrote, tbe th araa,
late Charles ga
Bacon,on 26
Esq., of Styford,S Norbtbumberian
gedda7u3gia_,ter d.of the

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London:
srintteidanadn, drrPinutberli,shaetdrbz Alsy:DaerLiono-11-
ltoi
Strand, in the Precinct of the &Ivo'''. in the co
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September 2, 1851'