The Sun.
London, England, 1834-10-21 00:00:00

OLD BAILEY.-(THIS DAY.)

NEW COURT.
The RECORDER this morning proceeded to pass senter.ce
upon the several prisoners convicted during the Sessions as

follows :
SENTENCE OF DEATH.—Benjamin Thornley, BarjAmin
Underwood or Nicholson, Robci t Nichols, Henry Sullivan,
James Anderson, and George Bell:
TRANSPORTATION FOR LIFE.— Frederick Warseldine,
Robert Adams, Eliza Fitzgerald, Charles Adam Corbyn,
James Betts, Henry Eden, William Page, Joieph Burton,
Wm. Money, John Symth, William Davis, Charles Miller,
and Benjamin Green.
TRANSPORTATION FOR FOURTEEN YEARS. -- Richard
Bourke, Mary Brames, and Jemiina Fuller.
FOR SEVEN YEARS.—Mark Breely, James Yeomans,
Samuel Halford, Jonathan Deacon, John Lane, William
Clarke, William Johnston, John Jones, John Perry, James
Cooper, Thomas Clarke, Thomas Wells, William John
Busby, John Jones, Frederick Mason, William Mason,
Edward Homer, Isaac Rainer, Henry Wells, William
Jackson, Mary Hems, Thomas Peacock, John Laws,
William Carter, Thomas Shufferey, John Thomas, James
Brown, William Hooper, John Leonard, Noah Beatty,
Samuel Newton, James Porter, Thomas Pamphillon, John
Baxter, George Pink Smyth, John Joyce, Cornelius
Bowen, Mary Brumley, Frederick Elliott, Simeon Hudson,
William Langley, and John Clarke.
TWO YEARS' IMPRISONMENT AND HARD LABOUR--
James Dairs and John Bennett.
EIGHTEEN MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT AND HARD LA..
BOUR—Thomas Walker.
TWELVE MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT AND HARD LA-
BOUR—Mary Inns, Louisa Brown, and John Lucas.
NINE MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT AND HARD LABOUR—
George Adams,'William Clarke, Edward Turner, Matthew
John Byrne, William Desmond, James Monaghan, and
George Brook.
Six MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT AND HARD LABOUR--
Robert Felstead, George Wamersley, John Taylor, Samuel
John Wilkins, Eliza Jackson, Thomas Squires, Robert
Newby, Charles Jones, Edward Lednum, Sarah Nixon, and
Sarah Anne Wood.
THREE MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT AND HARD LABOUR
—Wm. Jones, Wm. Johnston, Robert Hambeach, James
Tighe, Jas. Cooper, Margaret Reilly, Eliza Samuel, Jas.
Webster, Hector Morris, Wm. Williams, John Smyth,
David Courtman, John Appleby, Edwin Richard Hartley,
Louisa Pickering, and John Pate, the last-mentioned to be
tn-ice whipped.
Two MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT AND HARD LABOUR—
Wm. Gardiner.
ONE MONTH'S IMPRISONMENT AND' HARD LABOUR—
Richard Holden, Thos. Bell, Wm. Wright, and Robert
Kelly.

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FOURTEEN DAYS' ImnusoNmENT—ltichard Chamber-
ain and John Campbell.
ONE WEEK—Henry Wilson and John Morris.
To BE PRIVATELY WHIPPED —Daniel Poulton and Jos.
Coppin.
JUDGMENT RESPITED TO NEXT SESSION—Robt. Key.
The Learned RECORDER then adjourned the Court to
the Ist of November, for the purpose of obviating any in-
convenience that might arise from the New Bill, which
would then come into operation.

SURREY (ADiOURNED) SESSIONS.
(THIS DAY.)

(Before R. HEDGER, Esq., and a full Bench of Magistrates.)
IVilliani Osgood was indicted for stealing, and John Stil-
ton for receiving, on the 18th of September, a bushel of
beans, a quantity of hay, and a sack, the property of his
master, Stephen Marfleet.
James Lackston, policeman 236 P, deposed that on the
night of the day named he was on duty in the Clapham-
road. About eight o'clock the prisoner drove up in a cart
and stopped opposite the Greyhound, when two men came
out and took out a bag of beans and some hay. Witness
and a brother constable followed them to a stable, and took
the prisoner into custody.
Policeman P 18 was in company of the last witness on
the night of the 18th September. They were watching in
consequence of some information they had received of Mr.
Marfleet having been losing property to a great amount. He
corroborated the last witness. The stables from which the
men carried away the property were in the possession
of Stilton, who said to the police when they went in that he
had desired Osgood to bring him a bushel of beans, which
he sold for a friend.
Mr. Marfleet, a corn-dealer at Clapham, said Osgood
was his carter. On the 18th Sept., he sent him into town
with some candle boxes. He knew that the beans found
in the prisoner's possession were taken from his stock, be-
cause the sack was his, and he had measured his beans and
found a little more than a bushel short of a quantity he had
got in the Monday before. There was a board between the
hay-loft to which Osgood had access, which had been cut,
and again so fitted in as to be stationary, except when
touched.
The prisoner declined to say any thing in his defence.
Mr. PHILIPS submitted to the Bench, that whatever
suspicion there might be in the case, still the theft had not
been completed so far as to render any third person liable
to an indictment for receiving the property. It was in evi-
dence that the beans had not been delivered till it was oc-
casioned by the violence of the policeman, therefore Stilton
ought to be discharged.
The COURT overruled the objection, and decided that
there was evidence enough to go to the Jury.
Several respectable farmers and others gave both pri-
soners a good character for honesty.
The CHAIRMAN summed up, and the Jury, after a short
deliberation, returned a verdict of guilty against Osgood,
but recommended him to mercy on account of his former
good character. They found Stilton, Not Guilty.
The COURT then sentenced Osgood to seven years' trans-
portation—the Jury had saved him from going for a much
longer period.