The Sun. — 1851-10-13 (London, England)

SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) Tvestm• eher Quarter Sessions were held this day at Itsa -dil* Court-house, by. adjournment. from Cie!al *6ll. Th 13-1 fort e 'lumber of prisoners in the calendar is , Robj, ..`° %bro.*. 4.4111, convicted last sessions for an attempt 40 to ~. It suicide, by cutting his throat, wasbrought r.ieive judgment. !ea trkixTri.tbr, before whom, as chairman, the prisoner f"leen '''' "W Passed sentence. He pointed outtetomtihge. ertu" the folly and criminality of giving way 444 ofic444,d committing a heinous offence against the 5..e434eider.74: as well as of his country. Taking into -iithor. en the accounts received of him from the throh Itteos an, 4 i .0. —.... n. . the suffering he had already gone 411,111Pri,oned fence of. the Court was that he should then °lle hour in the strong room of this Guild-4" lea discharged. f "rY r 4 he %%nal ' Qt fel • `4471, aged 14 pleaded guilty to an i6nddi,cwtmbieenbt bad Y embezzling the sum of 31. 16s. . his tattster eeeived for Charles Augustus Thomas, .. six 1711°4thi at4,wits sentenced only to be imprisoned -Pdp, --.4 kept to hard labour. eed ard Pa/ et ehteriu iner was indicted . he:4l;4 th„g the dwelling-house of Richard Palmer, and a-'seroh•-relli the sum of 161. 183. in cash, guilty --tetik and other articles. The prisoner pleaded four silk th:ielFtilidt WU:: itA.ssistaridt-Judge in passing verytl bad case, and' the prisoner ought sentence, INtorraisnsperted. treviot:tued reeoverttidinbissmpurcehpaerstAly,r. Palmer, the proand there was no e alio 1 ebaenviction against him, the sentence was that e'r.,,4e:tiodh - iroprisonednine months in the House of N''''''' 9 - and kept to hard labour. Yaie 4ichard,sen convicted of stealing a elVeer.", the ' tof William Weston, it pair o.! _ tole, ed . ad beeperoper Property convicted of felony, :t FitlYll4%arch last,Previ stealing in a thrta chie, iawhich for occasionhe w a s dwelling-house sentenced in to ttle iinill°llths' °MI , -the of ~. Prtsc.mtnent, Zlllent he ~, , uorrection. He pleaded guilty. but said tent toahs.deternained to reform if the. Court would be -nee' f whial nu this occasion. Since the recent of14111Leet)r1 —ich he Wa now convicted, he had enlisted 4 of regiment swhich was going abroad. The h",cer-ortjhleidge Put the prisoner back, and sent an '0 •L court to inquire of the recruiting-sergeant too tht`uBoe truth of the statement, which was confirmed I%lt ti rgeaut• 'Under the circumstances, the. Court kite 'et, to eon • uer. slder what should be done with the  it 0 Ay .) Joh W 'ST itEk,T .—( T HIS D Th: IVilliant Jones Was charged with burglary.k Viaa abort'4'.._l3l.°Beeu Mr• Winfield, Ilemiliw,Oke three o'clock on Sunday morning,ot upb tied ,', some glass break in his kitchen. of 36, Tavistoc -squarey, .I)ll3kih-e4A"M staira just in limo to see the Heg prisoner had 6^e fi e4CaPe throut,,h the beck kitchen door,which_facing WOb a '°retd oandwhich led into a garden faci 4 uru.place , pen, ,Pot settled the Ihe prisoner hurried down the garden, -vet lia th '"' Wall. Policeman F4l came up to the kr. , e prisoner dropped from the wall. Ptiael, `thblNE asked if anything was found upon the Ilatulkeerr?h-TThe police-constale said only a silk pocketThe -eel and 4 housebreaking implement. ended. tfitil PriBciller Said nothing in his defence, and he was k e le limn tßej,:s---------------TREE r_(