The Sun.
London, England, 1835-09-29 00:00:00

CENTRAL CIUMIN AtLCOURT.

Grove, a middle-aged person of respectable appear-
ance, MIS itidieted for stealing and embezzling on the 28th
of August, the sum of nine htnidred pounds, the property
of his employers, Messrs. Masterman and Co., bankers.
The second count charged the prisoner with stealing a ten-
pound and a five-pound Bank of England note, ten sove-
reigns, ten half sovereigns, ten crown pieces, ten half-
crowns, ten shillings, and ten sixpences, the property of his
employers.
Mr. BODKIN stated the case on the part of the prosecu-
tion, and called evidence, which we have already published
in the examination at the Police Office.
Mr. PIIILLIIirf, drl the
,part of the prisoner, submitted
there was no case in his opinion to go to the Jury.
A great number of respectable persons gave the prisoner
a good character for honesty. The Jury found the prisoner
Guilty of the embezzlement, and not of stealing.
Captain Ogleby, the part owner and Captain of the barque
Mary Ogleby, was indicted for a series of assaults on the
person of a female of the nanme of Elizabeth Stewart, aged
forty, on the high seas, and within the jurisdiction of the
Admiralty of England.
An arrangement having been entered into by the prose-
cutrix and defendant, no evidence was offered, and the
Jury returned a verdict of Acquittal.
Thomas White, aged 29, chief mate of the barque Manly,
was indicted for assaulting Thomas Graham, in the month
of November, on the high seas, and within the jurisdiction
of the Admiralty of England.—The Jury found the pri-
soner Guilty.
Burwood, aged 32, second mate of the barque
Man/y, was indicted for assaulting the same prosecutor on
the Bth of December.—The Jury found the prisoner Guilty.
John Murphy, aged 22, an ill-looking fellow, was in-
dicted for violently assaulting four police constables in the
execution of their duty.
The Jury found the prisoner Guilty, and the Court sen-
tenced him to be imprisoned for two years, and kept to hard
labour.

SENTENCES.
The Sessions having terminated at half-past four o'clock,
the Recorder, Alderman Johnson, Copeland, and Sir C.
Hunter, the late and present Sheriffs,. and City aurhoritics,
entered the Court at half-past five o'clock, for the purpose of
passing sentence on those prisoners who have been tried and
convicted during the present session.
TO BE TRANSPORTED FOR LlFE—Mary Jones, Henry Ed-
monds, Thomas Gale, James Coles, John Seal, Henry Baker,
John Dean, John Smith, alias James Toiler, John Russell,
John Knight, John Jones, George Felt, Thomas Carney.
TO BE TRANSPORTED FOR FOURTEEN YEARS—John Jennings,
Robert Wilson, Mary Starkie, Martha Starkie, Daniel Carthy,
William Ingram, John Green, Emma Smith, George Palmer,
and William Bonnell, aged 68, for exciting Smith and Pratt
to commit a felony.
TO BE TRANSPORTED FOR TEN YEARS—Mary Ann Crooks.
TO BE TRANSPORTED FOR SEVEN YEARS—Thomas Jones,
John Burns, alias Anderson, George Bailey, Henry Franklin,
William Nicholas Troyer, William Freeman, alias Thompson,
Henry Welling, Mark Nicholls, George Shadford (Nicholls
and Shadford for the robbery at Buckingham Palace) Thomas
Peter, John Boyd, Henry Prest, Mary Packett, Mary Ma-
hony, James Robinson, John Boot, Sarah Hewitt, Thomas
Beaton, Henry Smith, Thomas Goddard, Edward Mears,
John Steggon, John Williams, Ann Smith, Mary Williams,
Henry Shepherd, John Sullivan, George Johnson, Elizabeth
Webb William Brown, and Elizabeth Alien, alias Brown,
alias Carter.
TO BE IMPRISONED FOR TWO YEARS AND KEPT TO HARD
LABOUR.—Henry Dempsey and Thomas Harding.
TO BE IMPRISONED FOR TWELVE MONTHS.—Caroline Rea-
man, Ann Petts, Ann Sharp, Samuel John Hall, Henry Lay,
Thomas Poole, Timothy Leary, John Hanlon, and William
Curtis.
To BE IMPRISONED FOR NINE MONTHS.—William Lee, and
William Appleton.
To BE IMPRISONED FOR Six MONTHS.—William Hunting-
ford, Thomas Huntingford, David Thompson, Maria Wiggett,
John Procter, Ann Smith, Edward Gough, George David-
son, Stephen Oxford, William Condon, Lucy Nelson, and
John Ford.
Several others were sentenced to be imprisoned for vari-
ous short periods.
George White and William Burford were sentenced to
be imprisoned, the former for three months and the other
for three weeks, and then to enter into their own recogni-
zances in the sum of 1001. to keep the peace for two years.
Proclamation was then made while sentence of death was
passed on the following prisoners :
Robert Lavender, David Ward, Benjamin Vines, Michael
Collins, Joseph. Coleman, Moses Hams, for burglary ; Geo.
Cattin, William Miller, James Cooper, James Dwine, and
Daniel Fleming, for robbery. Robert Swan for robbery, with
threats, &c. ; John Smith and James Pratt, for a nameless
offence.
The Court then adjourned until Monday, October 26.