The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-08 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

Auguste Robert, 98, described as• sculptor, was indicted
for stealing 21goid chains, • jewel ease, and other articles,
valise 801., tie property of Eugene narks, in his dwelling-
It
iwase. He pissidedguilthe y.
ins stated alai primmer was a dewier from the
Cent Garde, sad visited the prosecutor, who live*
at Pereystneet, Tottenham-oonrt.road, and who re.
Idea whim in distress. In Muni le gave prosecutor
lemons in finch* As thepeos tutor in one of them lemons
woe taking off his jacket the prisoner slipped • lavaboes.
Into hie pocket, and, pretending that he wanted to retire
to the yard, gimped from the house. Re was traced to
Southampton by Lambert, 68 E, who took him into cus-
tody. He was about going to America. The property, some
of whioihrid been sold, was recovered. The prisoner bad
been in England about three months.
The court sentenced him to 18 mouths' bard labour.

Yr. Albert was interpreter in the ow.
John Brown, alias Jule Geriunan, ilia@ Julian Hymen,
33, was indicted for felouionsly breakin4 and entenog the
dwelling-house of William Maugham, m Gray's-inn, and
Marline therein property of the value of 25i. He was fur-
ther charged with breaking and entering the dwelling-
hones of Thos. Wm. Bone, and stealing therein property
of the value of 301., and also for an attempt to commit a
like offence. To the latter hepleaded we*, and was
found guilty on the indictment of whisk Mr. Ilaosham
was the prosecutor. He then confessed to the other,
and oleo to laving been several these convicted
ones he had four yearn He wee cue al the
meat input and dexterous skeleton-key thieves
in the ineleopolis. The police found in his poeses-
aim fate lays of every deseription, sad abed his lodgings
—et a respeetable house at Pimlico—implemeets for =lcing
Am. A mbar beadle wee produced is court. Although
be bad essaased the yids English name of Brown, he was a
Pain, and bed bars paying his addressee to two ladies in

Hisordahip said the court had but cue duty to perform,
sad that wee to rebut the public from such depredations.
Th. ' ner was evidently a moat dangerous pawn to
eoebty, and the sentence was that he be kept in penal ser-
vitude for ten years.

Maros O'Rtewr, M.P.—Major O'Reilly, M.P.,
he addressed the following letter to the Bishop of Ardsgh :
—" Loam, April 2 1862.—My dear Lord.—l am very
math obliged to you for letting me know that some of my
good friends have misunderstood the meaning of my taking
my seat on the side of the house I have done. A fern words
will explain the matter. In the old Rouse of Comm.=
there weft benches down both sides and scram the sod ; oa
the side beeches on the one side at the liberal supporters
of government ; on the other the conservative supporters
of the opposition ; on the cross benches on the conserva-
tive side at the independest couservatives • on the mom
beadles on the liberal side sat the independent
The latter would have been my place were the cross benches
still in existence. But there are now only the side benches
divided into two parts by the gangway. On these, on
the conservative side, sit above the gangway, the regular
supporters of Lord Derby ; below the gangway the
psent onseervatives, to the support of masy of
whom Lord Palmeratou has so often been indebted for
On the liberal side sit, above the gangway, the
supporters of the present government. Below the
"Amway the interudent Ifberala, inuleding, of mums, many
supporters of governmeot, but including also many, like
=pelf, Its deierndsed oappppooneesnot.. It appeared to me that
for one like wed', sasiseeate for reform, the ballot, sod
the abolition of dumb mks., to., to sit on the comerva-
We side of the house would be a solecism ; and I know that
LID with were/ deleormited like myself to vote ft all
moseidoe vein* the geeloot government. That the go-
"mut) Lett ass se a decided opponent is clear from
the Isoll tied, while Odom) White has declared be does not
remmolde Ole reeklen against my return, it is ceeduled by
the uswernment parliamentary agent, and backed by all their
Manson &set sad indirect. In concludes, I have only to
seyi sly Moods may differ in (minim is to where I might
bell sit in the hoses. I sin certain they will all be *tin-
ted with my poriDoe in the division lobby.—l remain, your
Ireobleip's faithful servant, "MiLtel (YRAILLT."
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