The Express.
London, England, 1852-06-19 00:00:00

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

OLD COURT.—YESTERDAT.
amens Ws. BAUM ALDII/01f.
David Awn, surraadered to take his trial for the re
rlersitseer eellemli
At 6 Vele* la the miring of the let of Jane, the pri-
mer was in a heavy met drawn by two horses, one before
Ore ether, in Oneaterest, Bethnal-green, and the hones
were (alai at &jog leek the prisoner having no reins and
swig M aoarii them with but a whip and his vole..
The lamed. who wee N 7arss old and very deaf, was
duet to agesthe mit gad the primmer milled eat
lewdly to bor, dm badly nadir whisk she inn watifiss
aid her tam baths Wm, sal the bre Mew
hanaked her dewy Isabela, the pilaw could get oat et
Um art to step Me bums, the vital paged over her body
sal bee gs the
k =ass M the jury, endangered to
Mew that the osemeenee wee poody the result of sesident,
and that dm pima saga Ma .gritted.
Baron Album istaisted that the lamed comma vas
set jestidai la lehlef Ws view et"; ra, sad sai
Mare ls.
=le twgetl o
anstaim that a asaleadhav ea a
met Emma ky ewe houses is • pails timemegbkre,
witless* ails sr enything to mated &sm. wee set godly
of seglimetes, or respossible kr my asseequesem this
were as melt of a want of proper control et Me berm sad
veld& gala his charge.
The lamed counsel said he thought he Wei *dig is
the cameo be bed taken, particularly 1.5 the meaterlieseam
in the Ask inane% had returned a verdict of
dee&
Beres Anima acid that if the coroner's jury retorted
ash a valise they wore very great fools. (A laugh.)
Mr. Spider than suuladed iY address, and called a wit-
ness who lave the yawner a very good character.
Thejmy. after a short delibeeedes, found the prisoner
Guilty mernaughter, but recommended him to mercy on
eases, of his aerate&
The damned said the Pay had gives a very proper
verities mad a wry peeper resmanendation. It was quite
dar that it lie yelesear had boat by the aide of hie horses
WWI et hies the art, the fatal occurrence would sot
have beggeneL He then sentenced the prisoner to a months'
bayaseaumak with hard labour.
Jahn DeOrg_ , 31, was indicted for the manslaughter of
Cardin limb.
The priemer end the deemed bed cohabited together for
some time, mad the latter yea wry mach addictedto habits
of laminae& Oa the abeam= of the Bth of May the
ertM the dammed in a 'while home, where she bad
be gems gym, mil be teak bee been to their
Wes& awl shad/ Mame* he me head M mil we
tafast," end limabealy a heavy NI Ira head mat
the caned, and twin afterwards a fed of am ems hid
weelmord. The Omer gave an okra a the helper is
the brae, sad, apes their going into his roes, the doeseeed
wee bend lybi esi the bed quite dead. Ums aped ma,
Ana eambidiesi It vas discovered that the dsa we the
malt of Able a hawse a MI. The story told ly the
primer wee OM the dasseed, hides very drunk, had mg
gambol bin a_ wet ad, and he tappet her fare, which
mend Ikw let dawa.aad a N. sissiad the injury.
The bog hued the away, and he was sen-
tenced te be Maimed Sr::: swathe, the last month ln
emalseriesst.

TIMID COURT.—YErrzaDAY.
Dorcas rem Comma Itamuirr.
Mary Arms, 110,, a fashionably attired German, demnihad
in the eahmene so a dealer, was indicted for steeling a
carpet bag essisklag wearing •apparel, the pro=
%Villain Naar. had
the station of the &seam
Railway.
The prisoner, who was indicted under four different
name, with • great deal of coolness pleaded not guilty,
and claimed to be triad by a mixed jury.
The prosecutor, a gentleman living at Bromley, in
Surrey, said that on the afterncon of the gth of may, he
was at the Shoreditch station of the Eastern Counties Rail-
way and gave his carpet-bag to the guard, and when he
seat saw it the policeman had it and the prisoner also.
Thew Clark*, the guard, said that having taken the
beg from promenter he went and laid it down in the lobby
of the second-clam waiting-room, and he shortly after-
wards mw the prisoner take it up and walk on
to the plattoma with it. He stopped him and qui-