The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-08 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.
THIS DAY.

Tla Oolobor 'mord swim for the trial of priooaors
osamosea4 tiro anti. Moro aro IS plasm for trial,
wboot 4 ore aliorgoi will raisioneasoor. Tho state of

siasatisa al the pristaen b thus boned :—I9 sea settler
toed ass write; 20 sea read ; sea seed mad snits lapse-
holy I ald IS 40i seed and wits wall.
Ada Maw, who was bead Only last maim of steals,
a pals of bee% sad wise bad bowl, ben a seri @shook
osbelat, sad a shesliesk, was ssataseed Se be tapoiessed kw
twe yeas, ia Use lope that be sight he taksa late the 114-
funathery Ilebeel at Batiste. i
. This.. Pr" who was band talky et stealing
MOM pleb last sissies, was seateseed le toss ran' penal
urvitade.

THE POLICE COURTS.
THIS DAT.

roma Dasessithes, te head a a nettelanely qunsl.
are Irish family, was plead at the bat baste Alderman
Beata, abased with the Wean swat spa his bro-
ther-lalaw and the pales.
Miami Desna said-1 am a teammeeper, Using at 1,
Vine-seen, Marlene. Hewers 10 ad 11 o'eloak lest
night, I was saber sad in bed, w►ea the primer sad his
wife, who hay this,, had same wade, ea she nu deans
to sae Ise maiden; bat I deal ark be kart him if he
will say keep the peas.
Mr. Martin—l believe he Ise broken year head, has
he set /

Complaisset—Well, perhaps I irritated Ms, sad me
lin a senwl (watch) es two.
Pelissmaa 168 nn—l assisted I. Wang tho primer into
sewed; loot sight. Es was nay violist et the tile.. sad
Wash no 'Win is the We. Ho bed this pokes ia kb lead,
sad shassoned le snub ap Mies eat it I did ad Mt kin
go. He wee desk.
Panama* 160 esid—Aboat kilt-peat 10 lest eight, I
Mad the prissiest Iyiar is the OM. I Ind his k. nut
ps with ere, sad he and he wend it I would lot kin pat
ease Wogs sa. I did set sad he isenedistny leaked Mi-
nit is hie ova nen. I ens ter essistasse hen the stetisa,
sad whets we arrived at Me ley et the win, we broke epos
the deer sad wrested this poker, with whisk ho threstand
M do M the list who swooned kin. hen no gaup.
Palmer seld—l ea navy ter whet I have Mu
Ilgafanals, the gaoler, aid the oniony sad his wits sad
sea wen all deed ter its .rant only s short thee ego.
Alders's Heater said be did an %Mk the =globate
should give emelt Mises the optima of pagiag • M.
Mr. Martin, Use thief ink, said the ens tiss peter alluded
M wee airily • sonless amen, bet Ms ere was ea
anent apse • esesteble is the essestlea ef his duty.
Aldeassa Heater esid—Thea he wend senn.it the poi.
man le the Hoses el Colonies at Holloway for 21 deye,
Met bang the leaps, tern s wiener M. emit opts Mw
Met (Mod sad water) sad de bud Most
aseenstted neordiegly.
CZAZGI Ol 7NLONT AGAINST • 001111111CIAL
TALLIG.

Warp Novak', • well-dressed young man, ef respect-
able appeenses, vie Maned with stealing • pair of Wel-
reps beets, the reopen, of Kr. Tavistock• street,
Conatgardes.
From the statement of Mr. lisle, jun. it appeared that
the primes west MN the shop on Saturday ereang, and
Irled is several paha of beets of different Wade. with the
alleged Mantles of making • purehaes of one of them.
WWI' whams. however, Ina swaged I. looking about tke
Mop he saw the primmer put • pair of Wellingtons late hie
}mist Prematly the primer said his time was ranee
Mort, and, as he had ft make mother all La the
onset, he would leek in 'gala ea his way beak.
Wither then walked mead to the shop-deer, Melted
it, .ad pat the key into his pocket Hawn( dose this, he
said to penmen " &Mae yes ge yea may as well leen the
pair of Welling tea boots you hare just pat late your posket."
He at drat dialed that he had say in his peesession, but
afterwards predated them Iron his paint, saying, that he
lateaded to bare " tried the. en" blr. H.le, sea., was
thee called down stain, and a timetable woe sent for.
Impeder Ball stated that as many se 64 pawr.broken'
eliminates wen bead %pea the primmer. • large pro-
perties of which related to property which had bees
pledged on that day. Of course, it was desirable that an
oppertuaity akoald be gives of making Mrviiriso reepestiag
the same—sepesially r some thump had boar tabard from

the furnished ledipip which the pigmies eiscapied.
It was said that the prisoner was nest respestably sow
meted. sad had ►een a commercial tr►veller. His wife was
is court, and appeand deeply Misted.

Kr. Jardine remanded bit; fora west.
MAKLBOItOUGH•STREST.
ATTEMPT TO ROB • POLICIOI•lf.
Doak! Seaward was ebuged wi.t the following attempt
M rob a polies constable named Baldwin of his watch.

stated that about 9 o'clock on the pre-
vious sight be was celled to the Star and Outer public-
bees* in Gresa.strset, Liecesteruquare, to take
a soldier Into custody for assaulting a siviliaa. While
witness was doing so, be was pressed upon by several people,
and at the same time be felt some one togging at the waist-
band of his truism, and on looking down h• found his
watch-slain in the primmer 's hand. He Immediately
mina kohl of the prisoner, and snatched the
chain tom him, sad taxed ban with attemdmi
sisal his watch. Tile prisoner begged of him mat
leek him up, saying that he had never been is the Oaths-
hem before. Witmos, bower, took him late melody,
and while he was bringing him out se the bore, a molt
sarreamded Mm, had attempted to NNW him tem his
sharp. Complainant, however kept Wbold, and sue-
*weird ha lodging his is the staisobeess.
The prisoner, who denied the charge, was remanded for a
week.

~ I WILL oo To 'wax."

Ade Toting.' sewly•aarried youth, wee charged before
Mr. D'Eyseourt with violently usanitinehis wife, who,
mevertbeless, refused to appear against him.
Hopper, 368 N, stated that on the previous amnia,
(lhaday), while en duty it iihaftesburratrest, New
Hortie-rood, he heard load ales for assistance in
a womea's odes, proceeding frost No. 13. On
hastening them, the landlady t f the home opened the
doer, sad plain. a sandle is his Mad, begged Ida to proses&
to as upper norms se she was fearful a man wee seriously
isperiag his wife. Aimee low qusatly ilea:tided alai&
den, which the primer resolutely refuted, sad, is the
Swaim losgusge, told hie to go about his bealasse. Wilma"
them asked if a female woe is the sputa's% / sad a India,
melee replied in the efinnative, &dna., that her husband
had ill need her, that her life was in dearer, but she scald
MO asks up ha Riad to give bits into
'melody. Under these eiremastasess whims felt bound
is duty sot to leave the presaless, sad ahem a seasidarable
pried neesided Is peanadiag her to open the door. The
yap. etyma wee than am bleeding Irma the heed, but
hen what deeaiptien of blow he mold not astortaia. The
erased wee intesiested, and springing up, reinerital, that
mew the altar wee there, be wee resolved to aususpaay

kiss to no station. Witness old that mold not be the ease,
aloe the wife (Assiut hiss, u ho himself had set
seen say moult somaitted, witorma the ielewdsat
%motioned her es to that moles being noel,
and to loonier that it was he Namely strsek ter Ma
isatly on the head in the dicer's promos ; the Wow
keoskieg her down, sad he tallies is her. Witness tbs.
seised him; Ott the prisoner soh:mg changed his Wad es
lading \Molt la melody, sad boned that he might sot he
inked sp. It wee, towever, too late.
Kr. D'ilymeert—What de you say to this ?
Deiesdest—l did sot strilte—l oaly pewbed her.
Mr. D'ilyneesst—Wlist are you ?
Deisselsat—A steneseseos.
Mr. Dignotort—Let inquiries be mad* as to the posi-
ting et puiss the wessan's Mtemiame. You (to pri-
mal) will be remodel.

I will p to primes.

1112111111 Th 1011111111 T.

Jan Bremen sad John Afts wen charged with strip-
pug ea hawses quantity of lead hos the roots of Doan
saw horse in Saws-strest,
Oa ilatarday sight. Mr. Thomas Cutler, who is bandies
• now et lint rata bosses is lissamstreet, sad who resides
emit% board a wise is the new buildiage, aad se
yeassediag there antertalaed se desist that than were
same press ea the root. He immediately pre-
med assistanse, sad Urn, premeds& le the
drawiag-resns One, diasavned a lugs quatity et shot