The Express.
London, England, 1855-07-30 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

DOWN 101. INMAN? ADAM% eamon MO; AND • UPON
141/1111•1111 AT TN/ OULLDNALL, WASTROIDDZI.
DWI DADBNT ZIOTI.
fihjcslirosbene, 19, and Wildiant Kelly, 16,were Wined
he as the Bth July, with other to the
Inteheir Ave handred, riotously end ten tuously alma.
Mad tomehoo, aid making and causing • riot end disturb-
ing*, said WNW they did unlawfully break and demolish the
impe rMs public e'en% and windows in dwelling-houses,
the peat term sad alarm of her Majesty's stemma, and
the dineelienee of the publie puce. Two eoldien, named
Jaw Midtaiial eel Welty. Ford. were also oltargedin the
semi iadisemat, but the mead jury ignored the till u far
se they were maesrued. Tanks= had been out oa bail, but
Kelly ma is eastedy.
Mr. Fury (la the ebessee of Mr. 'Bodkin) appeared for the
~ewoatioa as behalf of **Treasury. Mr. Metcalfe appeared
far H•lfy, eni Mr. Freesia for Tatham.
Oa the mesies of Ileoien the Bth July, a mob of between
four *ad It. banked poems were mumbled in Park-
village Int, Memefrieend awarding to the evidence
of the plum the" ten midi•,. were the leaders, waving
then Mini sad "Wag an them to follow. The mob
ma** the striae home, and the windows of private
horn, gad the osidisee were spoken to as Inciting them to
esatinue then outrages. They Wed out, " Come on, boys—
throw as." They did not throw themselves, but ethers did,
maw them the rims's.
Mr. Puny Meng Mel* ** eircutustanoss, said it was
quite Blear ea* pemesdiap meld sot be allowed, and the
guilty weal wets liable to severe panishmeat. Ho was
author by his lestraction to take such course is this
is. as he thought best ; and after whet had taken place, be
timed judos would be answered if the defendants pleaded
gellM tad solsood into reemalsmose to keep the pesos or to
one op he *lmam' if ailed upon. he to Lord Robert
Molemessea lel, be skit emy that his private pin
was
*slat was a mot absurd ova, sad that a wise course was
M. is its withdrawal.
Fronds said his dint's father was a respectable man,
and ao far NM use emeneed, he desired that the Me
shook' be tappet, lab; bet be (the learned counsel) was
empowered to UAW any counts he might think proper.
Under meek eireanstoacev, be should adopt Mr. Parry's sag-
modes,ead
_ode's' his died to plead guilty.
Mt.llama sail it weld set injure his client if he con-
temn* to the warm m
amide*
soStill, if the case were to go
UMWwe jury, he had ao in saying that the result
ld be
the Areistatas•Je eimemed entirely with the gag-
gleof the l
" eeend seemeL
A=3""" "aq.
ed
The edge Min them to enter into recap-
SIMMS is pain be air months, and advised them
am /M / la w gosh riotous and lawless proceed-
ing Ow totem With raped to the bill which appeared
to bent the goat of then disturbances, he thought it
hid lee pin ealliat bees esadentned without being under-
mmothisss it we a very unwise measure. Bat
thougt melee and eidesiseable, the mining laws must not
be beam sad the pails ism disturbed, sad though he
theuglit the "mune new Wes • right one, he meet tell the
Onion that had May beet femnd guilty by the jury the
evreeld have boas bend to punish them. He hoped
vela be a twang eble• they would not forget.
}deems bayingl. ealr red into the recognisant" rd
seek Mmlauv
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NIWIPAPEIt READINOL—The Rev. J: G. Banett,
news et St Ken'., Birmingham, hie eoremearal • MUM
et rmtliag to the working-men rag amigos
three ew Ais melt week. The plea •.e been gine
emmilltol 1 tie etteidetile at Only genr.in bele. eery
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