Star.
London, England, 1829-09-19 00:00:00

OLD BAILEY SESSIONS, Sept. 18.

SENTENCES.
Te &Mem laving terminated, the Conn iii bled yerteffif
to pose iiifemlente upon those wow Who hod. Mt rendeed the
ngmeut of the Conn at the eusshislan of their trials. A large
umber received sentence of whiffing and imprisonment for abort
ti The following **re ordered for •
testes.
Saves Yeas.— William JonesrMatmatbitifumphreys,
Mexender Gyon. Thomas Comity, Sarah Skelton, John Roberts,
Mary Lear!, Henry Witte, Samuel Smith. Richard Graham,
Richard H. Jones, James Stedman. Elizabeth Stuck. Aon Davis,
Henry pillurray, John MiGhee. Margaret Barry, Henry price,
Daniel Kelly, Joseph Brett, Samuel Beasley, W. Cooper, Robert
Lockwood, John Searle, E. Wilson. G. Weston. E. Hickey, Mary
Hill, John Kemble, John Larkin, Wm. Otterway, W. Collisson,
Henry Robinson, Matthew Ward. Witham Lot. Ellen Waters,
Joseph Waterhouse, William Bremer, Charles Boyd, W. Chappell,
John Divine, Henry Dempsey, Soloman Bardillier, Philip Levy.
Frederick Pareass, Mary Jackson, John Rending, Jas. Robinson,
Mary Scares, John White, Jobn Williams, John Shore, William
Row, William Saunders, Jane King, John Charter, Wm. Green,
Rutin Doraville, Henry Belcher, Curies Phillips, John Wilkin
son, William Sullivan, George Wingrove, James Legge, John
Flater, James Davis, Thomas Taylor. William Spong, Henry
Norris, George S. Balk Mary Jones, Mary Allen, Henry Turner,
Edward Theme, Henry Stanley, John Smith, John Kelly, Joseph
Hearvitt, William Thompson, May Brown, Thomas Simkins,
and George Mar.
Fos Foueenat Yeaas—John Fairer, John Dowlan, William
Coulson, James Skinner, John M'Cairn Jas. Whittle, P. Overton,
James Gallaway, Henry Hughes, S. Brett, Daniel Sullivan, Henry
Wilke, Jane Knight, Hannah French, Wm. Downs, Henry Grif-
fiths, Francis Marsha, Wm. Stevens, Elijah Saunders, Mary Ann
Dodd, Win. Squires, John Edmonds, John Foley, Thomas La-
zarus, Henry Woodward, Henry Keyes, James Kelsey, George
Morris, Caroline Knight, Ellen Kelly, William Earl. John Cook,
H. Hughes, Thos. Knibbs, Thos. Williams, and Jam Hurley.
Fos Lon—John Gibbs, WM. Jones, Win. Gracean, James
Turner, Win. Parker, Maria Parrot, Wm. Bensuead, Jas. Harris,
James Evans. Wm. Kershaw, Sarah Jones, John Hancock, Elisa-
beth Jones, Daniel Sullivan, and John Smith.
Fora Two Yeas.' lursuossunrs—Ellen Burke, alias Hagget.
Anthony Colville. John Pesman, Wm. Forbes, Charles Quilk7
(for conspiracy), Elizabeth Carter, (tried yesterday), Sarah Blake-
ley (for pot-stealing).
You Twzims Mourns buusexuarr..—Ann Shaker, William
Blake, Thos. Hollingsworth, Jane Pearce, John Woodward, Jas.
Sumville, and Eaton Winter.
Fos Dumb—Richard Word, who pleaded guilty to a charge
of having personated Richard Mann, proprietor of ,1300 stock in
the Consolidated Three per Cent. Annuities, and' thereby receiv-
ing 427 kis property ; and to a second indictment, for forging a
transfer of .11125 Three per Cent. Consolidated Bank Annuities,
with intent to defraud Mr. Green. On being called up to the bar
he banded in a written paper, which the Recorder having read,
said that Its contents could not stay passing the sentence of the
Court ; but he would take care that they should go before the King,
for he himself would deliver it into his Majesty's bands, who, by
the advise of his Council would, he was sure, give the utmost con-
sideration to his case, and yield that benefit which the violated
laws of the country would permit.
Asses &folk, convicted of having uttered a forged will; also ad-
dressed the Court, hoping that a service of upwards of 20 years to
his King and country would induce his Majesty's advisers tu Mitt-
gate his punishment.
The Remains said, that they could not be considered as a jus-
tification for the crimes of which the prisoner had been convicted,
and recommended him to address a petition to the Secretary of
State. who would submit it to his Majesty for his pleasure.
Charles Wilson, for stealing in a dwelling-house ; Thomu May-
nard, for uttering a forged warrant, or order, for 41,975, with
intent to defraud the Commissioners of Customs; Thomas Walker
(who was in irons for refractory conduct), for stealing in a dWei-
ling-house ; John Wilson. for housebreaking ; Wm. Callaghan,
for hone•stealing ; John Roach, for housebreaking ; Elisabeth
Swiver, for stealing a bank-note in a dwelling-house; Timothy
Driscoll, for a burglary ; Josiah Nathan, alias Soseph Nathan,
alias Josiah Jones, for housebreaking ; James Charles, for horse-
stealing; John Hill, for ditto; Win. Newett, for sheep-stealing ;
John Hill, for ditto ; Wm. Newett, for sheep-stealing; L Den-
nington, for ditto; Wm. Williams, for ditto J. Boyce for rob.
bery from the person ; W. Spong, for stealing in a dwellhig-hdan $
Michael Duff, for robbing front the person ; Henry. .King, 's • ' H
in a dwelling-house • Thomas Edmonds for cattle-stealing;H
Duffy, ditto ; Mark Joel, for stealing in a dwelling-house ;
Robert Cross, for housebreaking.—The Court then adjourned 'ld
the 29th of October.
POLICIEIrifffi'ELLIrdNCE.