The Sun.
London, England, 1828-05-16 00:00:00

OLD BAILEY.

ABSTRACT OF THE RESULT OF THE COMMIT.
AIENTS TO TUE LAST SESSIONS.
' Convicted. Acquitted, Sr.:
Marlborough-street Office •51 ' 14
Worship-street
Hatton-garden . 30 ' ' , 18:.
Thames ' 18 22
Whitechapel ' • 18 13
Bow-street - 7
Marylebone
Queen-square ' 13 ' 12
Coroners .and Country Magistrates 21 8

223 126
Lord Mayor and Aldernien. • 38 18
Of the above eases—
Lord Tenterden tried
Mr. Justice Park
Mr. Baron Garrow
The Recorder
The Common Sergeant
Mr. Sergeant Arabia

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MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

LONDON DIARY.—TUESDAY, MAY 20..—At the Coutt of
Commissioners, Basinghall-street.
Avery, St. J., Chelsea, ironmonger lO
Beuzeville, S., Henley, silk manufacturer
Rolland, J., Distaff-lane, merchant
Bryant, W , Temple, dealer ll
Burke, P., Haymarket, victualler ll
Butterworth, .1., Lad-lane, silkman
Collis, G., Rumford, ironmonger
Cook, J., Wapping, tailor • ll
Cotsworth, T., Camberwell, builder II
Darby, W., Edgware-road, builder
Davies, J., Camberwell, coal-merchant
Dickinson, J., Broad-street, brick-maker ll
Dyson, S., Catherine-street, dealer

COUNTRY DIARY.—MONDAr MAY 19.
Bacon, J., Stratford.on-Avon—.Shakespeare inur stratford- .
on-Avon ...1**.4.4.1•• .•• . • ................................. •.. . . ...
. 11
Clatke, H., yarmouth—Bear, Southtown •. .... . . ... ; ......... 11
Clayton, J., Mottram-in-Longdendale--RedLion inn, Hea-
ton Norris ............................................ ................ 3
Clough, J., Addingharn.—Wiate.., Manche§ter
Gains, T., Loughborough—Rutland Arms, Leicester......... 11
Herbert, G.,Sibbertoft—Mr. Wratislaw, Rugby ll
Kelley, J., eeds--Court.liouse, Leeds. .'
Shore. T., Kiddegnillster—liclyal hotel, Birmingham.......
2

coffee-linuse-keeper, .
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INSOLVENTS APPLYING TO BE DISCHARGED,
Petitions to be heard at Portugal-street. Lilac°ln's-inn-tields,
May 24, at Nine.
Bond, William, Shoreditch, bricklayer
Bracher George, Whitechapel, optician
Butler, 'George, Southampton-mews, coach-ranter
1111,1)nut00\n,,,,, Vi4nc43.invient,
Dunn, Daniel, Spalding, chemist .
Held, Simon, Wrapping, victualler
E'dinslieth7fieeld,Vash4Aoplekeeper
Hobbs, Isaac Prosycnot,square.
Hough`, •• miler, hitechapel, gold-beater

Just about the same time that the body of
MARIA MARTEN was found buried in. the Red Barn at
Polstead, a human skeleton was found buried in a barn at
Akenham, belanging to Mr. WooDwaßn. The barn was
Undergoing veßir at the time, but the skeleton must have
been buried there many years. It was afterwards interred
in the church-yard.—Sulak Herald.
Last week died in Frome, aged twenty-five,
Mr. J. BAYLY, of the Castle Inn, whose marriage to an
amiable young lady was announced about three weeks since.
.His remains were attended to the family vault at Whatley
by 22 uncles..,—/Mh chronicle.
S. NARY.I.EBONE CRICKET CLUB.--The
Aqniversary Dinner- of this highly respectable Club took
place at the Pavilion, on the ground at St. John's Wood,
on, Thursday last, on which occasion a considerabletnum-
ber of the members assembled. The dinner was served up
in Mr. WATKIN'S best style, and the wines were of the
moat superior description. In the course of the evening
several grand matches were made for 1000 guineas aside,
which will shortly take place. The whole of the grand
contests at this delightful exercise excites considerable in-
terest among many Noble LordS ; but one, between
neleyen
right-handed against as many left-handed players, is looked
forward to with great anxiety. It, is rumoured that his
Grace the Duke of ST. ALus.xs has kindly condescended ,1
to be the Chairman of the Club, which will ConieguentlY
give additional zest to the business of the season. The
Pavilion has undergone a thorough revision for the ac-
commodation of the members, and the ground appears to.
be in excellent condition. Mr. DARK has orders to get in.
readiness some of his most superior batts and bane, with
all possible speed, for the above-mentioned matches; is
operations will commence in a few days.