The Express.
London, England, 1864-09-21 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY EVENING,

clixTßAt CRIMINAL COURT.

(Man Qs Eseardic)

Bartholomew Flysa,99, Patrick Flynn, 30, brothers, cad
Thomas Nettle, 25, were nerpid with unlawfully si=
and weanding Alfred Arenberg, sail they were also
with essaulting George Odors, a police-constable, is the
exertion of hie duty.
Kr. Poland coododed the prosecution on behalf at
the South &IWO Railway Company.
The wercutor, Mr. Amber& is a ticket inspector at
the Deptford static. of the Grerwiali Railway, aid it up.
pawed that about half-past 11 o'clock at sight on the 2241 i
at Avoid, the primulas, all of wham were moss et lass
the wans tar litnor, west to that station and inquired if
there was a train to Landau. They were told very civilly
that the het traia had gone, bat that if they went
to the New-ener station they might possibly get a
help to lowa. lasted at gang away quietly, it
appeared that the primers =ids nes d the most disgusting
and when as attempt, was muds to remove them
theTZeier de a violent attack apes Mr. Arenberg sad a
wadable aimed Odors, who weal to hie moistens, and
dal* the singes the prisms Ihrthdemar Flynn seined
Mr. Arenberg by the hp sod grow Wwith ench violence
that he was ren&red hrissibis, sad for a siesidenble time
was unable to repos his duty.
wThe jury triad Bertliakenew Fly's Guilty of unlawfully
/eraulfing th
Mr. Aminese constable. aad the whole of the prisoners
6Zelt'dy
The Reserder, deer orininientlag upon their outregeone
coded, sentaard Bartholomew Flynn to twelve mouths'
herd labour, sad the other two to three months of the creme
paeihroont

SPA seer Howes,l9, Robert Donovan, 19, and John Fhb
n, were charged with a street robbery.
Mr. Ribtea defended the prisoner Williams.
The prosecutor ia this cam was a Mr. Akey, a school
master, and it appeared that on the evening of the 26th of
tr=t, about 6 o'clock, he war walking over London.
when be was hustled by the three prisoners, and he
felt a tug at his welsh, sod upon loads( down be found his
chain bagging loose, end hi watch was gone. The pose•
enter swore poilively to the primes= being close to hi
prom, and swim the head of OM of them near hi pocket,
and as they were being taken to the polies station, Donovan
threw something over the parse= of the bridge into the
river, and he this said to the officer, " Yon have sot got me
'to righk ' (a slung =prelusion meow thieves far there no
being a clear ones against them) this Wm.'
The jury toned all the prisoners Guilty, and it appeared
that Donovan had been =evicted in this t, and the
others had albs been several times summarily eonvlerea.
The Reeorder sentenced Donovan to seven yean' penal
servitude, Homes to five yeses of the same punishment,
and Williams to be imprisoned and kept to hard labour far
nobles months.
John Plumb, 21, vas charged with • robbery with vio-
lence open Joseph Jackson.
Mr. Wood prommited. and Mr. Lilly defended, the pri•
Kelt. . . . .

The prosecutor is • jonnemnan batter. sad as the sight
of the 3rd of August be was is the Reat-road. seer the
Bricklayere-erms Matiao, oc his way home to the Albeey-
road, when be was attacked by three men, ace of whom
struck him a violent blow oa the mouth with some Matro-
n:met, the effect of which was to loosen six of his teeth
sad to cat kin lip, and he was then knocked down and
kicked, and robbed of hie watch. The prisoner was spoken
to as being am of the gang, sad he was apprehended while
hi the art of renting away, hat hie oanpsaions moped.
The )cry found the prisoner Meaty, and a previous coo-
viatica for felony was proved NORM kin.
The Recorder mid that the • bad been convicted
of • very serious offence, and he eimbenced him to be kept
in penal servitude for seven years.
(Before Kr. Commissioner Kea.)
The greater portico of the day wag occupied by the trial
of Mint cases. the last of which was not wincluded oath past
two o'clock.

/dent Timms. 24, builder, was Indicted for stealing a
hone sad wagonette, the property of James Ford. There
were also two other iadietemete of a similar MIMEO.
The primmer *Wed guilty, sad the cesnmisisser, men.
meeties apes the nature el the offends, senteseel him to
five yam.
/Warp Harrington, 19, spinster, was isditited for fele.
stately ratting sad wounding Charles Dauer, with latest
to do him some grievous bodily bars.
Mr. Gent prosecuted, sad, by the direotion of the mart,
Mr. lisle defended the primmer.
It appeared from the evidence that the primmer sad the
prosecutor had bees living together for mime three years.
daring which time they had frequent quarrels. They bag
several @operetta:a, noise together sometimes for s fortaight
sad sometimes for three mouths at a tiate. At the time el
the annuli they had been separated some mouths. Meeting
each other in ParkerMrest, Drary-lace, on the 30th of Ate
grist, they had a few words together, when the primer
palLod out a small penksife, sad etibbed the prossontor.
He lost a large timothy of blood, sad wee at one conveyed
to the hospital, where he remised for fair days.
In defence it wee urged by Yr. Daly that he had been
instructed that the prisoner had sever seed a hails at all,
sad that the pram:atm had bees stabbed by somebody
else. _ -

The jury fraud the pri our Guilty of wishfully
rounding.
Sentence deferred.

Rickard Greenwood, 44, clerk, nes indicted for embez-
zling and 'Mahe( the same d 1441. 16.. 7d., 111. 17.. 7d.,
101. 4.. 9d., 871. Is 6d.. 771. 17e. lid., 941. 19.. 6d., sad
dime other same of areariy, the prom*" of the London
Cne Light *Menke eampsey, hie master..
The primer pleaded guilty.
Seeteaes deferred.