The Express.
London, England, 1847-03-30 00:00:00

MIDLAND CIRCUIT.—WARWICE, Mecca 29.
Before Mr. 'twice Pettmon.. _ .

BARI ROBBlRc.=iniii;;;TfiZonina
gney, aged 31,
was charged with having stolen 100 ten-pound promissory
notes of the Leamington bank. The prisoner was a clerk in
the employ of the Leamington Bank, of which there was •
branch at Southern. It was usual to transmit money on
each Friday from the bank at Leamington to the branch at
Southern, for the accommodation of their customers on the
market day. On the 6th of July, 1845, three parcels wen
made an for Southern, and itwas • part of the prisoner's duty
to take letters and parcels to the post-office. The clerk of the
bank, proved that on the day in question he counted out 100
promissory notes, of the value of 101. each, which, with
another parcel for Southern, he delivered to the prisoner,
with roe for London, and the postage money necessary for
the payment of the same. Only one parcel came in the
Southern bag for Mr. Smith, the manager of the branch
there, the larger parcel not coming to hand. Mr. Smith
having expected a much larger rum than the one he received,
.innamdiately communicated with the bank at Leamington,
and j,•• was then found a robbery had been perpetrated. The
primm•r was asked about it, and stated boldly that he had
delivers, -1 the panels to the post-muter, but very soon after-
wards ab, corded. Inquiries were made, and it wan soon
found that, both previous to, and soon after the robbery, the
prisoner's .rother, George Blegney, had been down
in the nela hbotatood of, and at, Leamington, and
be was sub sequently seen in London with the
identical numb or of Doter, and of the same value,
m time km, ant) he was tried es e participator in the rob-
bee', and was coro-icted, with another person (the receiver),
and sentenced to 11 years transportation. The prisoner went
Boulogne and cal vie, end was seen at :he latter town by
Forrester and Roby, the silken sent in pursuit. They
seised his person, and be rubtei galas with thete; they,
however, lodged him in swami the Preach a.lthorities
fused to allow of his being beck to Raglan d. and 0.1111
dealt with the case as for tite tibia/Uwe the priaRROT h&W
created in their awn town. home few weeks beck, ;he pri-
soner voluntarily came over et d surnUslmted himself LI take
his trial. The prisoner, at the be WIN ONOWAIRod, 16 ten
the robbery was first discovered, made sharnisis to win:*
he affixed his snide * which state meats wore proved to be
false. It was clearly proves'. the gars* wire
Let in his possew • , that he led gees with
them in the of the pest-office, that he
knew they were money parcels, end that he had
held back the one in question, which he bad subsequently
delivered to his brother. The jury found him Guilty, and
he was sentenced to be transported for ten years.

NORTHERN CIRCIIIT.—LIVERPOOL, Miami 29.
Cam* comr--petore Mr. Baron AMaresa._

cateain of the African
trader Commerce, was indicted for • ntsmalansthter of
John Dominic (Metallic., a seaman in the same ship. It
appeared from the evidence that the deceased had shipped
in the Commerce for the Coast In August last, and after the

vessel had performed the voyage out, Captain Thorpe took
the command. On the passage home, from the let Jan. to
the 4th Feb.. the oscessed had been cruelly treated
by the captain. The ship arrived at Liverpool on
the ith of February, end on that day Oriatallio
died. A post moire examination had been made, and it
was found that the deceased had been labouring under
diseases of the heart and lungs, from which cauers-he died.
The cruelty be had received, however, [sight have accelerated
his demise. The ease was entered into at great length, and
after strong evidence bad been adduced that the deceased
had been roughly handled on the home voyage, by the
espraia, the ease turned on the point, whether or not the
deceased had died of his injuries, or of his constitutional
infirmities. The trial was likely to occupy the whole day,
and was still is progress when our report. left.
J. Bond, found guilty of arson, was brought up for
sentence, and condemned to be transported for 15 years.
In the Nisi Prius court, the business did not even possess
local interest.