The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-07 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSION&

(Before the islittaat•Jodge.)

Jana liattenleq, 28, •wiry gontionianir aad woll4rwood
rose, was Mistedse, for rote nlift a wake, value 101., tho pro-
golly of Dr. Jobs Elorloy Sinclair, from his pomp. Flo
was aloo Indictod for readying Lbe um*, will knowing it to
have boss stoles.
Mr. Bowden prosecuted; Mr. Briley defsodsd the pri-
soner.
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-1517. John Harley &eclair mid he lived at Vicetagegar.
doss, Campien-hill, Ketniagtoe, and was an army eargeoe.
On fiatuiday afterocue, the 28th of May, be went to Hyde-
park on the comics' of the royal family reviewing the
Volunteers. He took up his station near to the ffatetaff,
having at that time his watch in his pocket, secured ea usual
by a strong swivel. When the royal family were leaving.
between seven and eight in the evening, he felt a tog at Ins
watch, and on putting his bend to his pocket he found his
watch was gone. It was worth 101. When he found his
watch was gone be turned round end saw the heck of a
man exactly resembling the prieoner running a few yards
from him. The watch produced belonged to him, but at
the time it was stoles jihad &different bow to it. The bow
thee on it was not the mama.

John Alton, of No. 250, Haokneproad, pawnbroker, said
the prisoner pawned the watch produced with him for
6/. 10e. on the arising of the 30th of May. Ha gave tha
watch up to Gordan, the pobmisoortable.
Is amisszamisation he said he knew the priemer's
uncle, who we a jeweller, and carried on bass= in
Bennett'aplass, Bethnal•green-road. The primmer was ap-
practice and afterwards partner with his nude until within
a few weeks.

polinonnertable 33 C, said he went to
Mr. Allen's shop on the lit of Jae., sod he showed him •
watch. Is cosespnece of isfotmatiou which be received he
west to No. 7, Oran Peteostrest, Heaney-road, when he
found the prinner in bed, and be told him that he wanted
him fee steeling • watch ia Hydopu k, on Eatarday, May
28, to which he made so rep . He told him that the
watch bad beat pledged in the -reed, sad he said
be bought it of • man named Marne, who be believed lived
in Flatten-garden:. On the table he fiend five other
watches, which he said be booed of Martin, but he
said be had no invoion and he did not keow exactly
where he lived. He thought it 11111 in the neighbourhood of
Hatton-garden.
Mr. Bosley oddment the jury for the prisoner, and after-
wards called several wife...., whop,. him • goodleharecter,
and ate of them met up aa alibi, stating' that the primer
wse with him the whole of the afternoon of the 28th el May,
and up to 12 o'clock at night.
The A uistant-Judge summed the *Mime.
The jury toned the pioneer y of receiving the watch,
well knowing it to have been
Mr. Bowden said there wee soother indictment against
the pianist for receiving • winch belooging to • gentleman
who was robbed of it in Ludgate-hill whilst the volunteers
were marching sloog.
The Assistaut-Judge sentenced him to be imprisoned and
kept to bard labour for 18 months.
(Before Mr. Payne.)

Richard Colt, 23, a soldier, we; indicted fee esesultiog
Jobe lirnry Norman, sod Mime constables of the Metro-
politan Polies Force.
John Norman, 363 B, said on the 18th al last month at
midnight he wee cm ditty in the Queen's-roed Fast, when he
timid • disturbaoce in the front of the Snow Shoes public-
house, and found two ma fighting. He tried to pert
them, when the prisoner some rooming up and said,
There's only use policeman hoe, and I'll
give it him," and immediate) struck him ea the ride
of the head sod him dews. He got uµ
when three other soldiers came up, one of whom
took his belt off, sad Cole said, " We'll give it him DOW."
Wittier tried to draw his trandieon, bat before he amid
do so be wee tripped up. Cole then fell upon him and
struck him twins with hie owe truths's. Cole handed
the Malachite to another soldier, and mid," Go im" There
were seven soldiers. Two of them raised their belts end
struck him straw his ribs. Soros other oonstables then
acme op, and Cole was gives into custody. He was very
violent on the way to the station.
William Wright, 333 B, said be was called to meiet
the huit wilco's, and is deice so the primmer Colo smut
him on the jaw with hie fist. The prisoner said, " Set
is, comrades," and several of the soldiers used their balls,
and struck him across hie arms and buds. He did not see
bow the prisomr got his heed cot.
Charles Hallett, 266 A, corroborated this evidence. The
prisoner had no hat or coat on. As he tried to Use the
prisoner he kicked him very violeasly. Wittier struck him
on the leg, when he kicked him again, end was very

Theprianner made • rambling statement, and druid the
evidonak

The jury bead him Guilty. and
Mr. Payne eastenoed Lim to twain maths' imprimis-
meat with hard labour.

EliasberA Wilson, 39, dressmaker, was indicted for steel-
ier/ • watch, vales 201., the property of Mortimer Collins,
from his pews ; alio for steeling • watch sad 'haat valise
81., the property of John de Belmont, from his pisillOlL
lir. Mildewed& prosecuted; Mr. rater defended the
prissier.
In the me, of Mr. Collins it appeared that he lived at. the
British Hotel, Cookspur4treet, and at 2 o'clock in the
morning of the 29nd of Jame be was in the Hay.
market, when the primmer went up to him, and put her
arms round his waist. Ha pushed her away, when he found
his guard-chain hanging down and his watch gone. The
primer ran away, and he attempted to follow her, but he
was Ulo=looooll by • man. He however followed her, and
gave her into custody.
Mr. John de Belmont, of No. 20, Stanhope street,
Regeot's-park, said, about half-past 12 on the morning in
question he was under the Arcade In the Haymarket, when
the ;memir went up to him and began to pull him about.
She coughed In • peculiar manner, which excited hie sus-
picion, and he mught hold of the women's arm, and in bar
hand found his watch sod chain. He took them from her,
when • man immediately came babied him and asked him
what he intended to do with the lady. He spoke to the
police, and walked about to Snd her, but soon afterwards be
heard she was in custody:
The jury timid the prisoner Guilty.
Mrs. Howe, warder at Westminster, said Clot the primmer
was known in that prison, and she wished her to he put
beck for judgment until the next session,
Mr. Payee accordingly deferred judgment meta next
mace.

BVaraCTILD ONlLDlaDtaa.—An inquiryi was
Lea bald by Dr. sers- at the Elephant and Casle yens,
Elog's-road,s Pueday evening, respeettag the death
of a female child, sneproted to have hiss murdered.
Thomas Doves, park eseatable, said that at ball-pet
seven o'clock as Saturday swain he wan on duty on Prim-
rose-bill, sod se he sr walking met Albert-tenses beast
a black l5 under s See. He ned it sad
found thud of a large child. He tosk it to Dr.
Saul. Dr. Seal • that he summed the body of the de-
cried child. Around the throat he found a bleak silk
velvet ribbon tightly fastened mid tied. The meek was
squessed to a very small eiressferems by the ribbon, and
the tongue was protruded from the month. The child had
bas murdered by stisiagalatics Dossed was at lest eve
or six weeks old when it mat its death. The calico in which
it was found wrapped was apparently black gown lining,
sad it bad so mark or name is it. The ribbon with
which the child was 'teaseled was of the sort used as
neckties by females. The coroner mid the sae was one
of an unusually atrocious character. There could be
no question here that the child murdered had bad isle.
pendent singes. It had lived for nearly two soothe,
and its life was as mush to be regarded es that of say adult.
He should adjourn the court is order that the polies might
endeavour to briefs the minders to juries sod no doubt
the publicity which the case would get would facilitate their
effort. It was impoerible that a child so old could suddenly
be murdered and put away without says* but the mother
being aware al the fact. The ass was 'dimmed accord.
ingly.—Tbe same sonser the proseeded to bold an Spelt
at the Book of England Towers, Paddington, rsepesing
the death of soother child found throws into the stem.,
and supposed to have been murdered. Upon proceeding to
the Paddington deed-house it was fond that the body had
bee stoke, and the inquest cosesquently could not be
held, as of course it amid only She plea super einem
carports. It was stated that the dead-boss iato gumshoe%
was wholly Readapted its purpose, and was Moons.
Seedy situated. It wastebesides used as a tool-honse for
gardens, who had free assess it. The comer said that
such en occurrence was disgraceful, end he bad Dever heard
of a oass like it before. He hoped that the parish would
meet a proper bur.diag.
RIPORTZD MOND= Nail DIINDAL/L—DON-
DALIN, MONDAT.—I tepee to Inform yea that it has jest
barn reported to the authorities is this tows that a man
named John Larkin was murdered within about two rodeo
of this, by a moo named Flynn, who stabbed the deceased
to death. The latter was immediately after arrested by the
police, and is now in custody. —Premass's Aims!.
QUZENBLAND EMIGRATION.—The ship Queen of
the Colonies, 2,500 toes bards, belooging to Meson. T.
X Mackay and Co., sailed on the 3rd instant from Graves.
end for Queensland, Captain Janes, oornmsoder. The
Queen of the Colones in the forty-third vessel that has
sailed on. the land order system of emigration. uoder the
hainediat• direction of the Queenslaod genernmeot. She
contains 410 souls, divided into paying, assisted, and free
passengers, and consisting of 134 members of families, 214
single men, and 82 single females.
THE BITIYINOBAN BA/MIND COMPANT.—At a
special meeting of this °Dempsey, held yesterday, resolutioss
were smarmed anti:origin the directon to free 5,000 new
shares (101. to be paid up) at 201. premium, these to be
divided pro rata amongst tie proprietary. Also to testae a
further 5,000 Asses on the same terms, and to be allotted
at the discretion of the board. The chainsn announced an
lamas of the dividend far the past belt-year equal to 25
per oast.
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