The Express.
London, England, 1852-04-09 00:00:00

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him, but merely is Obtain .
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behalf ef the preereatiou, ad tbe of the primer
itiotesiC frees=eiti to 'Mabee ate kw wad see somas
say bola ibalt ate er eller of M. Ilesadeas
:Wto (be pram" reds** ibe plait MI bees
eseablitbei
The jam Oa • els% deliberation. bud Ibe primer
Guilty of i sstl.(M seater with ialeat le do bin
grievous badly atm
A previews eeseados fee *Way was weed spirt the
prisoner, ad the leessatjudge, Mee sem eggregdase re
marks fame time eassaated ebarearer of lib ellease, ens-
tamer IBM I. be trearperted for Ilk.
The wart will sot ek to-day (Good Friday).

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
OLD DOUBT.—Yonnteray.
&me ma. Dienms2aseeme um gm men nuns.
Women or ma New Hamm:ft Law.
of limy Mural armitedeeed te take his trial epos gauge
wholimmiscirm
A Peollsilthil MI alai Moiled leg Mr. Camminieser
11**,0 le is leititstel ine ogia magma he memo I
full
haaltratte y *Wing psi una w ble poled el Ogee mode of
lb .
Mr. Clarkam,:whe appeared n
ice the promisees, said that
her the oases he led ens to the emeneLt=eve day
*edam" *mid he elhue• swim the
• at
et Nee Omsk mu acamiliely taan-
FiiillD ON aster'. Hoairrai..
Kw, Aim iiIIIIMIII. 29, woe imilislod fee telosiowsly fort-
lei ma= • raesipt for the popmeme 0 10i. with
lest to
Mr. Clisele tbe um sod the thislroom-
ttimp wee hp the 0 Chen s Hamad,
eal Ihr hiested to Idoliser was of a very &di-
lemma. gel wenn* italloogr-
The lime* amused *SS isMISSIIId Is state the facts of
the eft mg teem that statamet end the evidence adduced
in sum. et it, it appeared that Cluiet's Hospital, under •
gift, hiedl illes power of usagetg annuities to poor blind
lam, SM the Geste= of the hospital was, that when an an-
mita... domed • certificate woo trameitted to the
demurs eit the parish when he resided, sad when it was
Wee up eel hikes to the othee of the corporation, the
ammo et the mulaity, 101., woo paid In advance for each
yes. it aggisered that in January, 1831, a pour blind man
sand *Siert Lusby was elated as an annuitant, and in
due illingeo** pipers were forwarded to the Rev. Mr.
Owing, the after of the perish of St. Mary, Neologies.
At *ls pots& die prisoner filled the situation of cook in
the establishment of a lady named Seward, at Walworth,
and it appeared that Lusby's wife was in the habit
of going to that lady's house to set se charwoman,
and as she was unable to reed or write, she re-
quested the prisoner to go with her mid her hus-
band to the hospital to sign the receipt and obtain the
money. The prisoner accordingly went with them, and it
appeared that she proceeded alone into the office, when the
money was paid to her, and she signed the neemary re-
ceipt, and thus becante smasisted with all the proceedinp
that were necessary to be taken to obtain the money.
Leahy, it appeared, died very soon after be had received
the finit annuity, and the wife requited the prisoner to
give a notification to the hospital to that effect, and she
promised to do so, but no such intimation' was seat, and the
authorities of the hospital, onsmoestly, in due course,
transmitted the usual papers to the Rev. 11r. Oulow, with
a view to enable the supposed annuitant to receive hie as-
. tinily for the year 1832, and in February of that year the
certificate, apparently filled up with the proper sii=
end which was the only voucher required, was
at the treasurer's othmril • heads, and the =el
by *lOl. Bank of E sots. The whe tic
money could not be ponievely feweWi, but =
the
was proved is the mess estiesemmiser to hem=
penes who somnittod the spin the Issplial. It
appeared that Mist the period when the priammrs would
be aware *be earthiest, would be eat hem this charity, '
she had lift her realm, and had gem to milk with the
widow of the essoimid, and she asked her le pa to the Bev.
Mr. Omen al get the anemia ham him, as the said it
it was takes te the the gmatisimes meld give her
Ave or ten thillings la bat Mimi reminded
her that she had seheil her le to the helped es my
that her Maim' we" dads sad the primmer meth some
answer le the ,that ether eist she bad set dose_ se, sr that
the tom led miesievied, and epee that ern Leahy weal
to the Rev. Mr. endow, sad eldeleed the &come Is
blank from him, and pre it te the yebeser, who took the
orelicate away with Mm. Mks ielleised ems aftenreids
and said that thee woo only a lona the eillee, and that
she clerk sot get anything at thee time, and the paper.
were sot to be taken pia to the sae mail • ortoisLef.
y,
which she mined. Very ems Misr this led taken phase
the prisoner told Mrs. Lathy thee her eldidren had hunted
the pavers, and that it she mid about the matter
they should all get into piton. that time after
this had happened, the prisons, emelealy left Mrs. Lusby's
house, and this excited saw smisiss, which resulted in
the apprehension of the priamar ; sad it was then suer-
Mined that on 'he very day the primmer obtained the
papers from Mrs. Lusby, the frigid streileate was pre-
sented at the hospital ; and it woo peeved that • nava,
which was written on the 101. mote that woo mid to the
party who presented the peplum wee La the handwriting of
the prisoner, and in addition to this, evidence was Wm-
wise given that the forged signatures I. the certificate and
to the receipt were also ia her writing.
Mr. Lilley made • speech to the jury for the primmer,
and conteuded that the evideses woo not setheient to show
that she was the person who had received the money. He
also endeavoured to make est that there was a dissinsilerity
between the original signature to the receipt, which it was
admitted was written by the prismer, sad the forged re-
mi., and on this ground he urged that she could not have
teen the parson who had communed the forgery.
Mr. Baron Martin having saseneed up, the jury delibe-
rated for • short time to the boa, sad then expressed •
wish to retire. They were in deliberation for an bear and
a half, sad then returned into court, finding a verdict of
Beaty.
The prisoner was sentenced to be imprisoned and kept to
had labour for nine months.
AsSAOLT Iran Flng-Atirle ET A FooTrAD.
Samuel Dandy, 24, was indicted for feloniously shooting
at William Vrale, with intent to murder him.
In other collets the primmer woo charged with intending
to maim and disable the prosecutor, sad to do him some
grievous bodily harm.
Mr. Payne, who appeared for the prosecution, said that
the prisoner was charged with a very melons offence, and It
appeared to have been committed under remarkable cir-
cumstances. There would be no doubt., from the evidence,
that the prisoner had deliberately fired • loaded pistol at
the prosecutor, and the question the jury would have to
decide was, with what Lineation that set was committed ?
William Vi ale, the progenitor, deposed that he lived at
Accede-read, St. John's-weed, and carried on the business
of • cowkeeper. On the 'maim of the 23rd of February he
was in the Edgware-random/sr the fourth mile stene,and he
a men whom he believed to be the prisoner. His
rs:Wias towards the ledge, and after he had prod him
the man followed sad kept dole beaded him. Wilma
looked round, thinking the seas was getup to speak to
him, and the prisoner them quiskend his pace and paned
kiss. Witness kept on his way towels London, and
when ha arrived near the third milmilme same am came
deer _up to him, and deed a pied at his hied.
The Si wont mend him hoes eel to head that he we
womb' is the ese me dee et his ease ad he
into the sod, sad saw a aim aiming hisiegis hislieSitoe
me who had fired at him wee *ad 71 peels of gest in
• direction. Ho tell the ems wham he lift Rot
he me mid pointed to the ether men as the posse
vibe lied dose it, but be mode sea .
_mil wile ea,
end whew made the best of Wllllllm, whoa he
was examined by a surgeon. He caw • pollse
mum, to whom he told what had limeessels and he mige is
t=t it the primer. He ellesemile saw the plow
a magistraM and Mims Idiom hed gives bite*
dense le amid that all he had seated me pmently true.
By the jery—lt was a wary dark eight, and at tho apse
where the pistol was arei lime were some high tress width
made it Meek darker.
lediembh Million ems el the masted polies, hesesi
that lle s
helsadeeprohentled the Memo at Newport Pegnal. is
rtea.... The_ leienerh dress and appears=
a to has mad he teased him all hers
the mainet •
mil sew theiger mildew is the
Meet id Newel* Pops& lie "Lider 1
ilsi :11!
him elms he mem fees end he
lesehsep." Wilms MI him he was am with shah
Ocealgeitionan at Igllives, sad he mil Kees • need*
thee se* dot, whether it wo • midair& sr
Amid take him Wok to Londe.. Ups issedig the gah
mom, he round • leaded pistol, and As "me ile% and
pewee, and permission caps. He had inly a posy in
teem an his person.
Thomas Bisted,
OA • Munn*. NA, that, on
the afternoon of the Sias to
hie shop and poised a giirall2 bie ti seamen
the barrel for him, mil hi lid le, flee then
beget to elms it„ he
Wes
• is and
wines took it eat he Wes,
asd whew Ohm
cleaning the pistol. He asked the prissersa ta imp him for
the job, and be said he was out of plain, nil* ifflittive
him a shilling the next time he essay that wiry. pri-
soner woo asked bow he ease to bay a pistol who he was
out of work, and he said be had bad it • long time. When
/
the pistol was cleaned, the primmer pm him esemoksolar.
and le tried the pistol, and fired it of. The pm
clued by the Miner aOl the game he saw in the peonies
of the prisoner. Ile heard, very seen oho the pidoesse Ise
his shop, that Mr. Veala had boos INDurdii.
James Webb, a police senpani that while the
r wee in his charge fte rwilnihneet Station,
prisoner
med him if the gentlemen wee demi, and he told him —.......--
that he was not. The prison. thss said, that he *meld Charles Afar', iaraitare broker, of Morning-place,
have dose right it he had ologgsd is the mina
my, bet he Hackney, ems shamed by Mr. William Woolley, clerk to
had come to Laudon sad Meeesesing bad ruined Wes he Ward imitates Canal Company, City-road, under the
prisoner Mee said, it would at ham imposed if • pesos drommenen :
la whose service be had leses led gime him mom mosey On week, the defendant had mule • perdue"
to per him down into the ernenny, WM. Wand le do so. of eon peels at • sale in the City-reed, who be preimbed
He likewise stated that his dram woo so emplsoons that he with •is led a emit whisk emehised • for tic
wee sure to be caught, and he woo afraid it wove be the pupae, et cameaghig the property to his rseldeeee. The
death of his poor mother. wee pooh( by, whoa reeigebed the hamper.
prisoner use dressed in a omit apparently of Mellen trilsipsetromed dethemilant respecting It, eh* hdensed him
ear surly a white colour.) that lis had purebred the hamper at a solo which took
Mr. Carter, a surgeon at Kilburn, proved that the prose- `em at Mr. Miens Furbey'o, auedemer to Marylebone-
snow wee brought to his surgery on the morning in quer lane, en the 29th of December last. The jireseoutor
time and upon examining him, he found that he was bleed- disputed this, sad said to defendant, " You buy
Mg gem anent wound, in the neck, evidently inflicted by stolen property." Feeling indignant at this re- ,
slay Ist arms. He extracted one shot from the prone- preach, defendant replied, " Yon are • liar ;" et '
Ws wk, and there were several other,, which appeared winch the prosecutor stuck him a violent blow on his
very deeply seated. The injury in itself was not danger- eye with his clenched fist, in the preemies of the Constable
em but erynelas might have followed it. If any of the Wanes, US N, who took the proem/Mow Into custody ; and
ekes had reached 'he brain it must have been attended with sties at the station-house counter were made,_ but
Real isonstqueneu. that Ohio'. waa taken *gala. the t, who was
• statement made by the prisoner when before the desised.
'mimeses woo then put in. It no to the effect that he had TM pmeseutor odd that the hampers heitegisg to the
bees • gentleman's a. event, iind lived at Pytehley, and oompsay were arm sold or pined with,
while he main the menace he had 3007. left him, and that Hallusdeat idled Charles hatellord, te tic sue.
he then ems to London and got into the " betting system" theme is and he proved that purchased
sad lotted upon horse races, sad lest all his money. He the hemmer at •• miler the Marie es the Nth of De-
nim meat into service again. and wee tried for robbing his oembee km. They were Isetiiiod Ia Mae as goods under
ester, and sentenced to six aseathe' imprisonment, sad the *nit
sem out ce the lith of February. He then went to his The adm its. here mined the outage* M the sale in
aunt to ask him to give him sewof his wages to pass white he hid iseeted the fiat (including the limper) which
him into the mutiny, but he would not give him a farthing. ha bad
He said that lie borrowed halfa-severingn of • skier, who Mr. Tyrwbm said there was not the hew peidgmog of a
lived at Bushey, and with that money he purchased the felony sidsot the Modem, and he would diodirgo bins.
pint& Re Um proceeded to say that be followed the Mr, Jelliwy.7But what redress or reseemnee ones Ito
preessigtor ea the night in queens and discharged the have for my black eye and being charged es • Chloe yew
pieta at him, mad he then node the boot at his way lain menhir i
she esentry, to Newport Page* where he wee Ulna into Hr. Tyrwititt—l eon only say that per ine dilosharled.
I
goilmly. There is so pretest" to charge yes with Airy.

THIRD COURT—YErrraDAT.
Mamma n■ Comma tlimicavy.
CHAGOS OF BIGAMY.

Joke Jordan, 41, labourer, was indicted for bigamy.'
It appea.ed that prisoner was married to his first wife in
1537, at Bhoreditch Church, and that shortly. afterwards
she ran away with another man, and ha hearing nothing
further of her, married again in 1844,11 Hackney Church, to
Ann Hoare, with whom he livid most happily ; and about
the year 1848 his first wih made her appearance to claim
him, and had three times I Ina him I. custody, but only
now came forward to prosecute.
The second wife would not appear against him.
Thu jury returned a verdict of Vat Gouty.
PiaIUKT.

James Hudson pleaded guilty to an indictment for per-
jury, committed by him before one of her Majesty's Com-
mimiouere of Bankruptcy, by whom he bad been com-
mitted.

Mr. Giffard prosecuted, and Mr. Parry defended.
Mr. Oilfired said this was a prosecution ordered by the
Commissioners in Bankruptcy, who had committed the
prisoner under the following circumstanoes. The prisoner
had been called by a bankrupt named Denman, • carpenter
at Cheam, and at the Bankruptcy Court he swore that
Denman had paid to him the sum of 261. on the 20th of
January in the present year, end produced • stamped re-
ceipt of that date. The prisoner underwent astrict exami-
nation of two hours' duration, and he gave the wet minute
arecsist of the items for which the money was paid. After
the examination, the receipt in question was examined, and
was found to bear the stamp date of issue 14 days subse-
quent to the time when the receipt professed to have been
given. The primmer wee then recalled by the commissioner,
to whom be eadeleal that the story was an entire fabrica-
tion get op by the beskrept, who had written down for
Wm whet be aught Is my.
The prieesee's delmecat now was that he had been drawn
We It at the agent request of the bankrupt and his wife,
sed that ha didfset know the wrong he was doing.
Several vitamin gave him a high character of 20 years'
standing, bat said that he was very ignorant, not being
able to read se writs.
&stenos was deferred.