The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-18 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

maim Km. INlDnorr ADANA. AISTITANT =DOR. AND A mai cm

immersers% av elm onturnma, wesnuserm.
Charles Imlay wee indicted for keeping a brothel in Frith-
street, Bobo.
Mr. Cooper appeared for the persecution; the prisoner
wee sot defended.
The evidence rims left no doubt as to the character of
the Miser, and the ddendant, a teacher of languages,
pleaded that he wee sot aware of the immoral madam of
his female Wipes. which had waned the so4kbosre to is-
ethane this prosecution. He stated to Mr. J. W. Allen. the
eolisitor for the prosecution, that he held the hoses under
Mr. Tosimin, a barrister, sad fa his defeats he said he Was I
reedy to tuit, and that he did not know when he took it
that it had been a bed house.
The jury returned a verdict of Grill.
The Assistant-Jr* desired that it might be sarantani-
sated to the landlord of the home, from the court, end he
said it publicly and determinedly, that he had better take
the key of the bow from the defendant, who said he wee
read yr waive it up, and take especial care not to let it a
third time for a brothel. The court would respite judgment
sate seat seedoe, end if the house was then in the knolord'a
rrir:, the defendant would beer no more of the matter;
rrisot, it would then be matter for inquiry whether
the &fondest refused to give up the key, or whether the
landlord refused to take it.
The defendant wee ordered to enter into a resogninsee
with two safeties to appear at the next session.
June Palen pleaded gality to a similar indiessent.
Mr. Bibles appeased for the defendant, who, he said, bad
domed the house, and wee mad to give up IMOISIdea.
The Assistant Judge dl the same reesisilissess so
in the other sane--the defesdest to appear neat
On Wednesday a woman named Bury was semisisi
two charges of rabbles ready furnished lodgings.
It transpired that the prisoner was the widow of a soldier
who wee killed in the Crime, and was the mother of throe
children. She had bees he the receipt of 7s. ed. per week
from the Fettled' Fend. sod the children were in a work.
Musa. The mart massed her to nine months' hard
Molar, sad the ease having been communicated to the
merehulos el** Petrie* Fund, an answer wee Mersa
that the children would he provided for.
Sarah Amoy, an iiipstiest looking girl, was Waled far
'Malin a watch, the of David Reynolds, in the
dwelling-how of Henry
Mr. M'llsteer prosecuted.
The prosesettor wee Omeseel Reynolds, of the State of
Indiana, who wee lodging sr 77, Ctosaaseht-terraco,
wammad, where the Omer wee servant. There wee no
Wprof egoist the prisoner, but the evideace led to
the esee Mat sus sight she let a seas into ths house,
he essesabel Massif under the general's bed, ad after the
general bad lathed to net, he took his watch off the man•
tolipiem mad let himself out. The prisoner had been in
her dhesdas 'sly a Awfslght, and obtained it by a false
abensfier. Dee the Inisigl4 she had bees in the habit
of lettlag yang sin late the labiate, and she gave several
false maws, se to the sum sad madame of one to whom
she was sees talking et the area railings on the night of
the robbery. The watch eat 250 dollars.
The Jury found the prisoner Guilty.
The Assistant Judge said he wee satisfied that she wee
soneeened in the theft, and sentenced her to eight mouths'
hard labour.

SURREY SESSIONS.

Oil XL I. MART; CILUIXAM. AND ♦ sins 01

KINOSTON, OCT. 17.

The cowl was occupied to-day la renewing the lioness
for Inuit sod dangling.
Mr. Knapp applied for a renewal of the license for the
Royal Gardena Vsuzball, to Robert Fowler.
The Cliairsoia said he believed that this limes had boas
granted last ar under certain conditions, namely, that
them abeelil be no bal mosques, that the doors should be
shut at lg *Week, and that there should be no fireworks
• Snell Aloe at sight.
Knapp mid that the limns had certainly bees
grass& appees these seediness, and they bad been most
stele* adhated to by Mr. Fowler. He wee sow, however,
ionemiled to ask the sett to relax the conditions so far es
re aced to Snips hale asques in the gardens. This
gossip*. of nioaesemat was permitted in Tunis
Shaw piss. sad he was instructed to state that in cos
asonnese et die Interdiction of the hal towline at Veuzball
Ibeeseabligment bad really been a losing concern. Ewa
if Mee Cent would allow Mr. Fowler to have only two°,
*es eatortaininente of this description during the moor

he weld be soateut ; but unless privilege were con-
ceded, be was Awful that there would be no prospect of
sown in Man.
The Clubman said that three bal mewls& were stated to
have hem a aura of groat annoyaacte mad Iseonvonteaco
to the hilablemats of the neighbourhood, end be did not see
that these wee any groped for the Court to alter its decision.
The isms would, therefor*, only be renewed on the former
tame.
The whole of the other licenses were renewed without
say opposition.