Star.
London, England, 1826-06-28 00:00:00

OLD BAILEY, JUNE 2‘,'.

Henry Lloyd was indicted for receiving and ptteting
for the sake of gain, 1,000 one pound Beak of England
notes, the property of Sir Richard Cur Glyn and Co.
bankers, well knowing the same to have been sWlen.

The prisoner pleaded
It may be remembered that the prisoner was indicted
capitally, and tiled at the last Sessions for stealing the
note.; in question arum the York Express mail coach.—
He was then acquitted on the capital charge, but was
ordered to be detained on the charge of uttering.
Mr. Asnaaws, as Counsel for the prisoner, in miti-
gation of punishment, pleaded the length of 'time that
the prisoner had been already confined, and hoptd that
the circumstance would have its weight when sentence
was about to be pronounced.
Mr. Baonaick, for the prosecution, said he bad no instruction to
press any thing in aggkavation of the prisoner's guilt; and he was
sentenced to two yars bard labour in the House of Correction.
At three o'clock the RE:cow:mit took his seat on the
Bench for the purpose of passing sentence on the
prisoners convicted and found guilty during the present
Sittings. Twenty prisoners, thirteen men and seven
women, were brought up and ordered to be discharged
by proclamation, there being no bills found against them
by the Grand Jury.

The following prisoners were condemned to death :—Jas. Craw-
ford, burglary; Henry Smith, stealing £25 in a dwelling-house ;
John Forder, burglary ; Patrick Ryan, highway robbery ; Charles
Butcher, sheep stealing; James Martin, stealing in a-dwelling-
house ; Maria Myers, stealing 60 soy& her master's property; Geo.
Leslie, robbing in a dwelling house; William Waller, horse stealing;
William Clarke, burglary; Thos. Wain, horse stealing; Rickard
M ansfield, burglary ; Thomas Abrahams, burglary ; James Richard
Green, robbery ; Joseph Baker, burglary ;
.Ellen Walker and Mary
Ann Peoy, burglary; Thomas Miles, colouring base coin; John
Lahr, burglary ; and Wm. Croffts, horse stealing.
Sentence of transportation for life was passed on the under-
mentioned prisoners :—Edward Briggs, Thomas Reilly, Thomas
Cherry, Samuel Allen, otherwise Allen Samuel; Ann Davis,
Mary Jones, William Groves, Charles Scott, Thomes Sayer,' and
John King.
The undernamed were ordered to be transported for (Maim
years:—William Sanders, Rdward.Griffiths, William Dime, Joh*
Callaghan, Stephen Knapperd, and William Hedger.
The following received sentences of transportation for seven
years ;—Edward Brown, Anthony Dumady, Joseph Gerald, Mary
Wade, John Smith, Thomas Doin, Thomas Evans, William Low,
John Harty, William Wade, James Roe, John eater, Thomas
Jones, John Stokes, John O'Connor, Chilitopher Sands John
Campbell, George Fry, John Gardiner Mountfoy, John Sands,
James Warbess, Wm. Manning, George Nelson, Moo. Thompson,
.H. White, H. Keith, Martha Blake, Daniel Bowden, Henry Clarke,
John Brewer, John Davis Charles Mosley, William Brown,
Edward Jtese, Richard Maberly,l Richard Callaghan, Wiliam
Watkins, William Gent, Henry Scott, John Crump, Ditilri Tevelin,
Frederick Petty, Joseph Jackson, Joseph Parsons, Geo. lialsky,
James Scott, Mary A ustey, William Anderson, John Richards,
Matthew Lock, Mary Lock, William Johnson, John Mahony,
Henry Fairman, George Stephens, Charles Allsop, Chas. Wilson,
Richard Cavanagh, William Kiciman, Jonathan Bunbridge, Richard
Tadman, John L. Hawkins. Mary Buckley, Eleanor Collins, Mary
Ryan, William Charles Smith, and Henry Cozier.
The remainder of the prisoners received sentences proportioned
to their respective crimes.