The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-06 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

(TEM DAY.)

The November general sessions of the pesos for the
erinety of Middlemen was commenced this mon* at the
Clerkenwa-greeo. before Mr. WI
Remy Bodkin, sasisteatinige' Mr. Joseph Paym, des
riewasseetentejodge, and the following magitrates
Lord R. Cud, Sir John Thwaitea Hr. lorded,
NA Widelds Dr. Jervis,C_olonel Jaskol, Mr. G. daisy
Dodd, Mr. JOdsom Mr. Mid Baker, Yr. Rookies, ke.
The ealemder, which is again very heavy, coutaid
names of 131 prisoners for trial in custody, and about 10
oat upon bail. Of this number 112 are for feisty, ad
19 for miliffecomour. Host of the offences are of a swim
nature, comprising robberies from the perm, indeed
ussults, embeselement, obtaining money by false del
fraudulent pretences, breaking aed entering dwelling.
houses with intent to steal, and for smite upon pelhe
constables in the ezecutirm of their duty.
momene NT • roan-0171C11 BrIVAIT.—• lAD CAM
William AMC!, 27,
_deposibed is the calsodsr as a Port
aloe servant, was indicted for stealing five silver spasm
the property of the Great Northern Railway Compeer,
Mr. Cooper, instructor! by Mr. Weeder, solicitor, pease
cute ; Mr. Y. H. Lewis defended the prisoner.
The prisoner pleaded Guilty.
Mr. °roper raid the prisonsr was a guard of the Peel
Akio, sad being in that &name be was the last penes
that would be suspected. On the 3rd of December a doss
spoons were sent to York, end after being there they were
met back and delivered on the realise, and were albad
ea reaching London. They were at King's Cross, oboe
the prisoner bed an opportunity if taking them. Thi
guard of the train was sarpected, and very oeirly din
shagged. As the prisoner bad pleaded guilty, it would •
lasoecessary to state the bets. le
Lewis (far the primer) said the evidorr hid
to
Ma lest six years been in the advice of the Peetroffies,
Tins wee not a Poet-ogles robbery Previous to the pri•
sense's entrust.' into the service of the Postoffice be me
for five years in a telegraphoffloe. The primer informed him
that be had contracted an unhappy msrriage, which srla
the cause of his eremite* this offences.
The Oonst—what were big wages!
fiergesst John Cook, 8 Y, mid he had 27.. strueling
wigs, and when he was running between York and Nem
cantle be had 5a more. He told him it was drink that hod
led him to the commission of this offence.
The Court inquired whether there was any rearm to Mlieve that he had done anything of the kind before ?
Mr. Cooper said the company could not tell. Things
have beea mien&
Mr. Lewis called the prisoner's father sod embed
him. He proved that he had for 20 years been in rape*
able de:Latices and had borne a goad character.
The Court—la the wife here ?
Kr. Cooper—l don't like dirt being thrown Into her beet
Inquiries have been made and it appeals she is s mod
respectable woman.
The Assistant Judge, in pealing seotencs, said the PO'
sober had been guilty of a very bad offence. lie had so
one to support and every mime of obtaining a r espectable
It was quite as inhuman suggestion that hed
been made about the prisoner's wife ; inquiries had loss
mode and she was a moat respectable person. The coed
must mark their sense of the prisoner's conduct by NW
tensing bun to be imprisooed and kept to hard labour fee
18 month.. If there had bees anything against Mai OM
Tiredly they would have sent him to penal servitude fors
—`l( WM,

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.

XANNION.HOI73E.

ECTIAOSDIMART CAB&
Arough-looking follow earned Cornelius Doris, and a
geatlernaaly-lookiag ewe, with • large bead sul
moustache. named George Hardy Tatra, were this morale
brought before the Lord Mayor ior maxaminaton ppm thir
charge of loitering in Chosptida, supposed for an unlartal
purpose, and also with falsely representing thimalsa
be detective constables.
Upon the former examination it was proved by • past
constable %bat he saw tho prisoner Davis at t 4 hew et
the night, walking about Ceesorkie between Newell*
street and Bow Church, and his conduct was so smarms
that he wee induced to take him into custody. He rid
him what he was doing th at that hour of alibi
and he replied that he ma a dereetective officer. The constable
knew this statement to be false, anti be was about*
him to the police station when the other
that be me a
and laid hold of his arm, and he Mao
detective offic.er. Upon this evidence both P 68.008 'Mi.
remanded in order that in
might be nadir respaket
than.
Yr. Lewis, jm., this morning attended on baba! of the
prisoner Tatum. aid it ma understood that be bad ma4ll
some communion ion to the Lord Mayor which set,sted lum
that so far as he was coooerned Moro was Demand for ear.
posing that he was actuated by any dishes's% inteutioc.
The constable said that the prisoner Davis goteitlak•
address. Ho bad not bean able himself to Musa lay 15'
formation rapecling the other prisoner.
The Lord Mayor said that the constable
had dons quits
right in apprehending Davis. and he had no doube
that if he had not been taken into custody be would WO
endeavoured to commit tome felony. As reprded tee other
he bad brought himself into his present caul*/
=redos improperly with the police, and be hope,'
would be a warning to him is future. At pram: Whet
, would both be disoharstod.
BOW-STREET.
AS ETTSTTDIES AT TSB PALMA
Thomas Robertson, a shabbilyttramed diesipated Inside[
ram man. who acknowledged that he woo • dreier, "I
ebarued with being ow the premises at St. James's Pakee
isr an unlawful
Robert
Winiampu7:4waiter at the °Moat' quariaa
at St. James's palace, stated that at about lialf•Oest I.°
•feloolt on Saturday night, he was in the paltry, 71
ea the dim door of tits officers' quartomwars M*1,01%1.3'1100
spoke I. him from the window a hot own room. wilt* la
ea the soma Lam, the same skew as the allows' hed.
eisulese. filuriald him Mat than was • Ewa is the
news wham she did wet know, sad she did it Woo
that he was w servant Wiliest wed eat ea the lobby ael