The Sun.
London, England, 1844-09-16 00:00:00

in the revision, he should take the parishes in the erai;
in which they stood as polling districts—at the 1,300
time causing a notice to be posted upon the doors moo
Court the day before, as to what particular parish ly
be under revision upon the following day. „„oplt
The electors, and all concerned, will thus have —of
notice given to them of the time when the revisiasA
his several polling districts to which they belong;
come on, and should, therefore, bear in mind the diffe
tie
order in which they will be taken this year from Oleo
which they came cn last year, when the parishes
taken alphabetically.
The Court then proceeded to the routine bunine.7
naming the lists of claims and objections.

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BANKRUPTCY.—(THIS DAY')
(Before Mr. Commissioner EvANs.)
A number of cases were put down for hearinko
morning, but like the business of the Court for wog
two or three weeks, they contained not one poim°
interest.

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CRIMINAL COURT.—(THIS •/, fa
'k"V
OLD COURT. of the
These sessions, the eleventh and last but one lir
present Mayoralty, commenced to day before thevar
corder, Mr. Alderman Hughes, and Mr. Alderman~
grove, the Sheriff, Under-Sheriff, Ste. tpr
The calendar is extremely light, perhaps ligu-g
has been known on any previous occasion, tilers be-
only about 143 prisoners for trial.
The grand jury having been sworn, to
The lizcoaDEß proceeded to deliver his cbwebor
them. Ile should only trouble them with a few °JO
vations as the calendar was comparatively light, tither
encumbered with many cases of great moment92,ikir
were there any particular description of cases Wn'froot
volved matters of law requiring observations iheit
the Court. The charges were all simple in wet
evidence and their facts. There were, howeYer,.,o •
cases of rather an alarmino. nature. First, there "„s to
charge of shooting at, and wounding, with Mtn Jo
murder. Another charge was administering P°lts°o
order to destroy life ; and the third charge "'JO
of rape. He would not go into the particulars r the
of these cases, because that would be anticipating the
duty that would have afterwards to devolve tiPlicsiet
Court, as there were circumstances in those Avi
that induced the Court to think that the gre13,230
would put them in a further train for trial. lu'weis
of the case of shooting with intent to murde of
clear, and added to that there were the declarationg
—n
the party at the time. As to any question of -'?_11 e
that was not to be taken into consideration ni
fo
grand jury, but left to the Court. Ih'srosi
the case of administering poison, the ficiesl
jury would judge whether the facts were se, be
to put the party on his trial, and showed th be
at
the poison. As to the charge of 71rjeol
thought the grand jury would think there was 5 A. rthef
evidence to enable them to place the matter in 'lto
state of investigation. There was also a charge oftil
slaughter against a party who had run over another 7sce
a cart and caused his death. If that had taken P red
through the negligence of the party charged, it aialP
nto the crime of manslaughter. The Learnee . the
after slightly adverting to some of the other easel of
calendar, remitted the grand jury to the perfornala
their duties. aid "
The grand jury having retired, the Court proce
swear in the petty jury.

•
GUILDHALL.—(THIS DAY'v, the
In consequence of the session opening this dsYt did
Central Criminal Court, the Alderman at this Pc
not take his seat on the bench till one o'clock. were,
Two coalheavers, named Johnson and Farringd,t„' •ers
charged with creating disturbance at the L 1746
Arms public-house, Water-lane, and with con10)",;i0to
violent assault upon the police. Evidence WO 013ss is'
which proved the use by either prisoner of the ai
famous language, and of a determined assault flit-0 st
constable. It was also proved that one of thou ,4"
present bound over to keep the peace for a similar ti-tbet
They pleaded drunkenness ; but the Court 54`",reti
such an excuse but aggravated the offence, and they
bard
each sent for one month to prison, to be kept t°
labour.