The Express.
London, England, 1853-09-14 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.—YEsnaDAy.
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William Urn's, 2y and Same! Tirofraley, 49, were in.
dieted for Monioesly assaulting and robbing Daniel Cecil
of a watch and a and upwards in money, on a certain
highway.
The prosecutor, a labouring man, living at 82, Church-
street, Shoreditch, stated that on Friday night, August 28,
he was at Three-colt-corner with his brother, when ho was
suddeuly knocked down. He had not seen any one near,
but bad heard footsteps behind him. He was almost
stained by the blow he received; but, nevertheless, he was
sufficiently conscious to know that a man's hand was in his
pocket. He remembered that he said " Don't do that,"
and then became ceaseless. When he came to, he found
himself under the railway arch, and that he had been
robbed of ablest 41.85. in money, a silver watch, and a bunch
of keys. He had bean with his brother-in-law at a publis-
hes's called the Paves Stars, Fleet-street, Bethnal-green,
at about 10 o'clock, when he saw both the prisoners in the
tap-room, and be treated them with drink. At that time
he was rather the wore" for liquor.
The brather-in-law of the pro,ecutor deposed that he was
present when the posecutor was knocked down. Si: men
were reload Wes, and he (wiles's) begged of them not to
hart bin. Ho wild swear that the primers were two of
the men by wham the pressentor was attacked.
The prisoners were takes into misted from a description
given of them by Bale, polies. • al H.
The defence was that the whales was mistaken as to the
identity of the primates.
The jury found both prisoners Guilty.
Locker, one of the prison officers, recognised Mann as
having bem but just discharged from prison.
lit. Witham ordered the prisoners to be remanded till
ant moles, is win that their previous history might be
ineseigstsd.

THE POLICE COURTS.
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nom Brewsisrgiteseei bidieisgr Peter Laurie upon
te uellsw ennedustion upon the charge of
bawls. fseetly deka the sun of 271. fe., sod soother
as of 61., the property of Kr. Burr, his employer, wise
sal bruad, ausheat, of No. 13, Joba-street, Cr/ash/A-
ldus.

Parry, *Wad* by Mr. Heiler, appeared for the
prosecution • Mr. It be the &h
en
Mr. Stories*, an the Skil of Oelebeir I drew from my
bankers 127/. Os. ler wine index, *gel mum afterwards was
sot required. I gen that wag to the primer with other
menise, with Inelenetins la pay it to the usual manner to
o=a:ii Co., wheaten I found ens *airy that my
we see se hinge as it shield be, and I found that
there woe ielkineke in the aniennt paid to, and 1 spoke
to the Omer *mot 14, a* be se* " for God's sake have
m_ay ea sae, end waft wip "Emily." I said you do not
mesa to emqsy sal yen lan ben nibbles me, and he
maid, "Danner my Melly." This was on Friday. I
lind steel Istlesey tket 271. 6s. of the 1771.6 x. has been
by him le his ewe no. The prisoner he
liiirrtailly employment Mama years. and upwards. He
was my poiaelpd doh and miner. The following morn-
ing I went to Om esemting-hene about 11 o'clock, and he
began *plead will nerialliei baked up the book. mad
the wha es the ms deg.) He eW, "For God's
sake forgive Nee, Mr. 11r,e net fa my min sake, for that
”s,ray an
ef famild
Iy then le." Ift the regNai. " I .
That wee born to
psaaredy to
” beent tut
between um. He left the ountimphswee that day. I re-
turned is abets half an bran ma he we gems. He wan
taken isle mask, I bdlevei es the Witness menus.I have leas" them* tbe beeke. Tbe sheik wine* be
2471. 16.. IL I be, es the net e 1 Pleb* 110. It
was draws ter sum mid wise duties 111 IS& The who
duty was 1271. Is. end Ihe rsan duty tees 12fiLletlie-
smiling to the esnaledbil in the Omer%
neither of which mats a made nee of he that penmen.
Tho primer wok *et shops to the bankers. The mew*
was not required lee Ohs dell* sad was to be paid be* to
the bankers as booed by me. I owl my when I gnus
them direction. It might be tire es dues days anielllfis.
I deal remember feather thee giving him used dbeetisse.
Creso-ezasained-1 might have given him beineliens so
pay in a part of the sassy, and retain a small pot of it,
era HI did se Os *her pa* would he paid in with *hex
lefties, if net in see mem* in tau
Re-ezentimil—l have meet orsdallp ezmained this bosh,
but sweet did my entry of the ewes of Se., the *hate
of the who &Wu No dislodgemenb were mole bat by
cheek, napalm is very tribe, sonmals. It would set be
his duty an may mesas to olds se iamb as 271. Ns. for
illehumemeale. Is Si set say at any time that be had
detained say wag be dienreements. He her sot in my
ammuntei me hr the 471.8 x. I bow lest a rema. the 4* ef May, 1663. I saw the
_entry in the ash
but the did not peas into my beads at all " ter
rain vet 61." It tee that he had received the IL It
wee lib defy Is pit into the bank. Thus is se inky
of the payment
Poise Lois upon the wanes whisk had
bees gives he M fiat is duty to ems the pekoe's
ter trial at the UMW eleimbal Court.
Mr. Balms NM be would be prepared at the proper
time is gi* win* emplesatiess bees the exanduatioa
of the Mahe es meld esmpletely welly** his cunt,
whom be esenielei the megistrate to alleFart is bail.
sir Peter Loofa said it was not his to
take bail In ems la which he felt it to spat
him to Numb pimento for trial, bat nammsek as the ap-
plication was amented to by the preseemer, be wield in
this intense depot hem his usual areens.
The primmer was *ea bailed te the masa* of 2001. en ,
his own enmity, and 1001. on the meths ef two respensi-
be peons.
BOW-STREET.
Mobs Ricketts, a betersinan baker, was charged with
noisiest anode upon Gouge Banbury.
The eamplabuot said that le was a footman, and for-
me* lived in maim at 1, Upper Montagu-placo, where
ha beam ellmbed le the leek i the same family—a young
of the Jima pmension, named " Hannah, ' who now
lived at No. 2, is lhe eon street. Since that time she had
given him every easeue(ement, is well as her portrait, and
bad often invited him tome her. On Monday evening he
paid her a visit, and bind the Wises men (defendant) in
possession of the mea. He naturally asked his what he
want* then, as be wan drew" in bin 'Nail &dos and
watch-ohs* end me barrow The baker, how-
ever, nasal eine theesissig hisa. and adored
him away. Haag sea mining ), he felled
upon Him* be as aniamelb% she mamba id= to
look in agin at ens Vile*. Me want diem asemaingly
at the bone nem* sal hail mese* span le her when
&indent mime into the area Is a *eh* manner, and
without suss* littering a weed onammeed a violent
Wait spas honking his nesu and elOdiq him fon
timer in*, best (Campiniunt a:bibles' kis bumps and
*ethos, TIM was sews* with bind.)
Kr. Merry imprited if be peeled dee seek of bang in
soy war MOW* in the atte beet her having invited
him all el* ?

Oliegbisent mid he eboald be *tiny to respect anything,
bat the aliablemee was very strange. He could produce
helm Ibis" Zona*" allowing her feeling towards him,
if sessmasy.
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rimed to defend the girl, ►ad performed hie part with too
much violence, and therefore ordered him to pay a fine of
406 , or to be committed in default.
The Hue was paid.
CLERKEN WELL.
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Maar! JIM'S, an ethletic•looking fellow, residing at
No. 10, Lanidowne-place, St. Luke's, was put at the bar,
before Mr. Currie, charged in the police-sheet with having
violated Hannah Johnson, aged 16 an.
The girl who hail been wronged had been sent Into the
country by her friends, who feared to prosecute.
Having heard the evidence, Mr. Cords said that he
would keep tho accused in prison until the girl could be
produced.
Two applicants presented themselves, claiming redress
for injuries they had sustained at the hands of tradeamen by
defacing their rood and lawful money tendered in payment.
The coins, silver, had been bitten, bent, or otherwise de-
faced, in the process of testing its genuineness, and its cur-
rent value had been lessened by the suspicious appearance
thin flied upon it.
Mr. Conic granted summonses.
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
JoArs Goread, aged 16, page to Dr. Kahn, was meta-
sized, claimed with endeavouring to extort 100 L from his
matter.

The particulars of this case, which were minted at
length last Wednesday in the Ezpreas, must be fresh
in the recollection of the public. The prisoner, apparently
encouraged by the success of a similar expodient of which
he hid read, threatened to bring an infamous
accusation against his master, and demanded 1001.
as the price of silence. Upon this occasion the additional
evidence produced was that of Godfrey, of the C division,
who deposed to the conversation which took place between
Dr. Kahn and the page in his hearing when the money was
paid and the receipt signed.
Mr. Lewis said this completed the case. lie should be
prepared on the trial to produce further evidence, if no-
Mr. Solomon said he was perfectly prepared with an an-
swer to the charge, if the case had been further gone into.
Re should, therefore, advise his client to reserve his defence.
The depositions were then read by Mr. Leadby, the chief
clerk, the witnesses bound over to prosecute, and the pri.
loner was fully committed for trial.