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London, England, 1829-04-08 00:00:00

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OLD BAILEY.

THE ENSUING SESSIONS.
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A SUMMARY STATEMENT, DESCRIPTIVE OF THIS VARIOUS 04.' ;
WITH WHICH THE PRISONERS 811v11RALLY STAND CRIARGB. )
Murder _ 61Stealing in dwelling.houses
+
4_

6 stew_
Burglary
iS7 6 Steeling from the perwn ." -6
Housebreaking 3 Receiving stoles goods. . . .....
1 }l, -11 a" *". gi!
c; 1

Arson ..anslauihter ................... „,.
Highway robbery
Forgery
Uttering counterfeit coin, Freud .............. ..•••• .. : ... I
having been before- con- Uttering counterfeit coat
v lewd as utterers . ...... 2
Total ...**aistss
Of the above number, 49 are charged with crimes COW
in the City, and 249 in the County.
STATE OF MIS MAJESTY'S GAOL. OF NEWG.4IPO

•
!HADA UP TO MONDAY NIGHT. 11
Prisoners under sentence of transportation for 1ife...... '•••••
14 years'•,'"" Y
4.. 7 Years ''''' '** ill
For trial at the ensuing Sessions * ...... .. .......... , I
Remanded from last Sessions .................
... ,
••• •
Committed under the Bankrupt Laws ................ « .............
Whose judgments are respited ............................. . ..... ... ... • .
Acquitted en the ground of insanity
Imprisoned for felony and misdemeanours for certain peei°4l/
01.
!dales 299 I Females .... 'l9 !Total ................ ••000
* Since the Calendar was made up there have bee° tore
SO prisoners committed to Neu gate for trial.

I. OW
tionßitliGKovOerFnoEr ENGLAND.—joveesrtneoridfaoyr t
thet
efre_tiedg
year took place, when Samuel Drewe, Esq., Was e',,,ecor.
Governor, and John H. Palmer, En. Deputy of
„A.
COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.--a serf; .f
entertainments was performed here last night, in si",ol.
the funds collecting for the purpose of 'raising a ill,°,lor
ment to the late Mr. C. Dianne, the well-known an,
of England's Naval Ballads. Ths.house was well attera
though the absence of Miss PATON, from indispos'°-

occasioned much disappointment. -
at
SURREY THEATRE.—The performanc-to p
this theatre last night, which were patronized by.tr t
AlAyon, the LADY MAYORESS, and the Shea*, ,-ogee
for the benefit of the Spitalfields Weavers. The
was crowded to suffocation. The enteitainmenSl.,,,
sisted of the Dramatist and the Heart of Mid--6("'''

BIRTHS.
On the 6th inst. in Winchester-place, the lady of 11°ger
Staples Fisher, Esq. of a daughter.
ridirlee
On the 6th inst. in Bedford-row, the lady of ‘3'.—
Morgan, Esq. surgeon, of a son.
MARRIED. uthe
On the 7th inst. at St. Pancr s a New Church,
Rev. Henry Arlett, Fellow and Tutor of Pembroke 'co
11,
lege, Cambridge, John Arlett, Esq. of Great Alto
Herts, to Louisa, only daughter of Charles Harp'
Esq. of Great Coram-street, Russell-square. i,b
On the 7th inst. Edward, the eldest son of 0,1101
Jackson, Esq. of Kidbrooke Lodge, Blackheath, to
Henry, of Greenwich.

.
On the 25th ult. in Dub DIED Boyd
lin, Lieutenant Richer-, is
Du Pre, of the 64th Regiment, eldest son of we
Joseph William Du Pre, Esq. of Canterbury.
in Vei l
On the 25th ult. in Surrey, at an adwinced ages '4' fit
reduced circumstances, Mr. James Qrant, comedian' II
had from very early life followed the stage, and merof
many provincial theatres. Some years since he maded
successful debut at Covent-gards•n, Theatre, in Sir Peril
Macsycophant. He was for many years a member uf
Liverpool company.
On the 31't ult. at his house in Lamb's Conduit-Weeo
after a lingering illness, Mr. John Shotton, in the 59it,
year of his age, sincerely regretted by his numerous far
and friends.
th inst. at Pembury, Kent, in the 56th ye
t
On eh 4
of her age, Elizabeth Standen, widow of the late Be;
John Hargrave Standen, rector of Murston, in the °a'
On
ei
On the sth inst. Mr. Joseph Mond, in the 64th Y,
of his age, and in the 50th year of his faithful and 031°
services as clerk and secretary to the Mines Royal COP
Company. 11'
the 4th inst. at isis house, payault.place,
,Luke Thorowgoog, in the 84t1i. year of 'his' age, la
;111 i le-end-green.
th

family 01

Ited b;

On the 6th inst. deeply 'amen ly her
friends, Mrs. J. Clabon, Mark-lane, in her 45th Year'
On the 28th ult. in Paris, in his 51st year, Bert ~,
Bovill, Esq. of the late 3d Battalion of the Ist or P(",
Regiment, and eldest son of Benjamin Bovill, F."l.
Putney. :e
On the 6th inst. at Dockhead-pl?ce, B2rmond:ey,
78th year of his age, Robert Bleb, Esq'" a' clePiitYril
arid holding :his ,Majesty's coniinission Of the puzice.
counties .of Surrey and Middlesex. • '
On the 3d inst. Mr. James Roscoe, third son of v,v
Roscoe; Esq. of Lierpoel.
pp. the sth #4tvaged 52, Susanna, widow of the 131;i:
.john. Warnefqra; of porking,Snrrey, ttaving quiviyo
34 yeqr.,,• uter
On the 6th inst. Mary Sophia, youngest (JOB"
Mr. Stamp, of Abingdon-street, Westminster.
On the 12th of November, at Calcutta, Edward
nett, Esq. Hon. Company's Civil Service, • second b°°
the late BenPnin Barnett, Esq. of London.

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