The Sun. — 1844-05-16 (London, England)

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. SENTENCES AND SESSIONAL RESULTS. Subjoined are the principal sentences, 'as corrected at the termination of the session Sentenced to Die—W. Crouch, for murder. Transported for Seven Years—W. Holme, G. Holmes, G. Fowler, Mary Allen, J. Lawson, Emma Dennis, Harriet Wendover, Thomas Wendover, Ann Cranston, G. Fuller, G. Emery, J. Turner, W. Littleton, W. Curnell, T. Lucas, W. Smith, W. Feltham, W. Jacobs, J. Williams. For Ten Years—Catherine Green, W. Curlings, Sarah Euston, T. Sharpe, T. Renshawe, G. Thompson, J. Thompson, T. Anson, Susan Doherty, G. Wettenhall, J. Coulwell, J. Sheffield, Sarah Niers, F. Ward, J. Honner, John Smith (19), John Smith (26), .'l'. Wilson, B. Hill, J. Williams, B. Bennett,- C. 9 Gill W. Kelley, T. Scott, J. Wood. . _  For Fifteen Years—MarY A. Jobbing, Roger Grady, Lawley, J. Sherburne, Mary Murray, Mary A. Brown. Imprisonment and Hard Labour—For Two Years—J. Wil• son, W. H. Goore.  For Eighteen Months—H. M. Whitfield, B. Whitbread, G. Williams.  For One Year—Susannah Richards, W. Mountain, T. Will. ams, W. Stephens, J. Rathbone, J. Scott, N. Critcheson, J. Secret, I'. Willis, T. Gray, J. Brown. For Nine Months—T. Smith, Catherine Bryant, C. Donally, J. White. .  ~ • - For Six Months—R. Wood, E. Savage, Jane King, alias Hart, G. King, W. Cotton, Eliza Thompson, Elizabeth Monck,. M. Galvin, G. Greenand, A. Rose, G. ;Wright, G. Barn, J. White, Henry Fox, B. Morton, T. Jones, H. Harding. For Four Months—W. Phillips, Mary Newells, C. Williams, T. Jones, C. Hodges. For. Three Months—T. Nelmes, T. Sparkes, W. Sparkes, Charlotte Hodge, Eliza Skeggs, E. Lee, J. Harris, M. Welch, J. Lemas, J. Williams, G. 'l. Taylor, J. Townsend, G. Sambrook, .M. A. Payne, T. Jobbing, J. Long, T. Tayldr, J. Harnreth, Ann White, W. Moody, T. Wilson, Mary Young, J. Johnson, J. Miles. For Two Months—B. Jambs, Emma Waite, J. Woods, W. Clark. Seven were imprisoned for one month, and several inlNewgate for 14 days and under. The grand jury only- icnored two billst viz., those of Elizabeth Lawless arid -Jane ayler, a circumstance which never before occurred within tt e memory of man. Joseph Flower and W. B. Newenhamt (charged with abduction) were remanded to the next sessions, which commence on the 10th of June. j  An "extra Sun" iof New York of April 13, contains an elaborate hoax, or joke, entitled'" Astounding News"—" the Atlantic crossed in three days."—" Signal triumph of Mr. Monck Mason's Flying Machine," &c. &c. In the details there are some happy hits at the amusing minuteness with which aerial travelling has occasionally been narrated. It is well got up, the headings with notes of admirations occupying half a column ! • The showers of Thursday last have had a most beneficial effect. on the appearance of the country. As a proof of the earliness of the season, we may mention that we have just now before us a bunch of rye, fully barbed, and in ear. It was taken from a field of eight acres on'the farm of Millburn, Dumbartonshire; and we almost regard it as an' earnest of a plenteous harvest. —Glasgow Herald, May 13. •  you P•rlg, London: Printed and Published by 1‘11.710)0 e $O. No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sun Ott-cstor Strand, in the Precinct 1 o6f the S 844. avoy, ill • &liddlialx, Thursday, May 1,