The Express.
London, England, 1851-06-19 00:00:00

CRIMINAL COUBT.

OLD COURT.—YrsreaDAY.
Masa Ma. him= Oxamses Aro Ma. SAWN Nan.
nigtiumenow AND EXTORTION.
PAW Ownsiint Amen, 33, • German, weaving large
elmehtthee, Weldliall In the ealendar as a merchant, wen
WOW Is, Iliodeadr timaillm Henry Lynch, aid with
niewsee datavaNai est Met M., with intent to steal the
Mr. Hurl Lyn* the proseentor, de that he lived
web bis lataltar4a4aw is N 0.7, LimeeWe-
Os. On the mein et die OW eie Ith or Meep be sat with
• themthe wean% est eseem be thled lea le • beam in
gam bat a semeelia
=Pimps= 1411sPritiniter. On the followingmeardeff.
between tondews Vele* he bed ism sat et the
%sigma late the Awl mem. red wee is the est el prith
tip se hie NM te beam the lime whoa SR primer etth!
Me the PPM and very ray ts him, tied
Awe be way;"? (A ugh.) 'nom tea bin
he nue gam sad the prisoner replied that be wee
matt*. away in that manes, awl be must give him
beam be west. Whams mid him ho had given
the girl ell the mew be had, and he had net get
an more. The Omer this told him that he
bad hatter de abet be whited or he would be the
mesas darn uniemense. After this the mimes and the
gist melte tesethur tie • short time in Omura, and the pri-
mes thm said be weal let him pi away if he gam him
SR Wilms meats% that be bed wet got any mere
mad the rimer went eat et the room, and the siiiil"2
him as be was mai of the door that he had War give
the primer the ream, as he was very bad tempered. (A
laugh.) The primer retuned in a short time, sad asked
him what be dbi in Leiden without money, and add that
he wed have teienth, and must writ, • letter
to maa of dim to ask for the mossy. The
primmer then beught him a portfoli and he
writs • kits/ to a tradesman in the hood
requeellog the lean of 21. and the whom weed wet with
the hater end biked him in the room with the gist whilel
ha wan gam. When he returned be brought the letter
epee, lad aid that the person was not at lass, and he
thew wanted him to give his " bon" kr V, and be mid ha'
wadi bad him the money upon lL (jaaghtar.) Althea
wise oat with the mimes he &apneas of bissisiliett!
seamy, and prestmW te hie t•o^ bit the heeman seth
his masa, wee set at hems aid he lid Mat frergoll.
sad the prisoner the mated the (emu= be ham •
piece Of sloth on witnem's account, eel SIM Oat
he (Flamer) would be answerable fur the pepanall se the
value of the debt. (Much laughter.) The pilaw aes-
tinned following him, and witness thrtMegisd in she him
in charge ; and upon a policeman coming is sight the
loner charged him with stealing a Wages fir W., and
all went to the police station, whets the bapector Iva
SO MONT* the sharp, and wished NORM to make a chars.
wig Os pelmet; bat he decibel to de es at that time,
as be did net- whit his mime to be beam* *sward in con-
nexion with such a proceeding.
In answer to questions put by Mr. Clarkson in cross.
assminatien, the prosecutor said that his real name war
rzi loath. He bad formerly been in the army, bet be
illa t I
told the girl that he was the Hon. Mr . Lew.
mace, of tillth Homers. He belonged to the 97th FAO
sent. His age was about 29, and he had left the army nine
years. He had come from Ireland, and had been in London
three seemihs. Ile did not come from a wild part of Ireland.
(A Mails.) The woman knew that his name was Lynsk
bums she took some letters out of his coat palter sal
wed than. (Laughter.) He was ceatrj hem
Illesethese Club when he met the woman, mad dry
gat is the house in Rupert-street about a quarter pa
air o'clock. He had a sovereign and • half in by
poise at the time, and he changed the half seursign
wig Is, two cigars, and gave the sovereign W We
He had been on • similar expedition seem WM=
win ant proud of it. He wrote to his taller to adialla hiss
As money, but if he had had 1001. in his went be awl&
lave given it to be allowed to go away. 71te pliener
set ememit any assault upon him. lie had NOM udhe et
night before he went to bed, but he did not delitimme
than half a cup, because he thought there wee
in it. He breakfasted in the morning with the w=Bll. 111
was a very bad breakfast. There were broiled asps, and
tea and bread and butter, but no eggs or chicken.
(Laughter.) All that he had represented took place ia
the front room of the first floor.
Mr. Clarkson—Then why did you not, if your story it
tree, open the window and call for some old woman et
nursery-mud to come in and take care of you? (MIA
laughter.)
Prosecutor—lt ma appear
as
sppear strange ; but I did not do se.
Mr. Justice Coleridge ked the witness what rank be
had held in the army.
He replied that he was an ensign.
Ajuryman inquired, amid much laughter, to be informed
particularly of the number of the house, because he said
Rupert-street wan in his parish, and he should feel it his
duty to look after it.
Mr. Ryland, who had held the depositions by direction
of the court, having intimated that he had no further evi-
dence to offer,
Mr. Justice Coleridge said it appeared to him that the
ease did not come within the statute. No actual assault had
been committed, and the menaces appeared more to apply
to an endeavour to obtain an exorbitant price for the use of
the house than such as were referred to by the statute under
which the indictment was framed.

Mr. Clarkson said that the prosecutor had brought it all
upon himself by his own misconduct, and he advised him to
be more cautious for the future.

—The gemeeuter mid he was obliged to the leaned counsel
for his advice, and be abseld certainly foUow it. (A laugh.)
The jtmy then reamed a verdict of Not Gaits, stating
at the same time that they did so in accordance with his
lordship's direction as to the law, but in their opinion it
was a very bad cue.
Mr. Justice Coleridge said he agreed with Them that it
was so, but at the same time it would be very unsafe to
strain the law to meet any particular ease.
His lordship then addressed the prisoner, and said then
could be no doubt that he was leading • vary scandalous
life, and he advised him to amend his conduct ; for al-
though he bad escaped on the present occasion, he might
depend that if he persevered in such proceedings justice
would overtake him, and he would be severely punished.
AbroAons Wolksnion, aged GO, was inclictedlor feloniously
assaulting Caroline Iteardon.
This ease was one of peculiar atrocity. It appeared that
the unfortunate proeccutriz was an orphan child only 11
years old, having no friends or any ono to protect her, and
that she obtained a livelihood by selling articles in the
streets. The prisoner met her on the evesing of the 26th
=and, having given her was bread and beiletr. he at-
Is her with brutal violates and committed the ellette
Cile Ma, mar imasisaass at great
jory reeleasl a waft et OriAgh amterstaroas.
Pint unloosed the prisoner to be transported la IS pan.

THIRD COURT.—YFATERDAY.
lams mOwasso Osonaxr.
ATTIONITINI !Nora ON AS ININIANCE OFFICE.
tiny DENVISOIntrais44, dusty for
Xenarth Fire antm-
Ammo y tlao am el Ul4. with intent to cheat
sailidaral •

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yibp, 7—dessw, who had been arraigned yesterday and
plosintl was broht he jent.
The •en Ilmbant,ug ia pawupingudgm
@esteem, told the pri-
mate dial tbe edema be bad gleabillaciF was one el a
wy sedan obwaster, it being a abase ed the
ewiiau in bine. Happily pleas been
treetested. 17roat by any act on Lis part, fer bead acme
an I. bin paw te wawa is the as at the slew"
awn awiabse lie saint was as hal as it he
W ebbissi t.a wasp me elersarr ibe pima lore
ins best ea ampiaiiisa, at it wee is sesseisesse enlist
dasester drift lama be had enjoyed bei ism pissed in
bin, sad it be le sat likely that no empidon would be
entertained be istomied any wrong.
The passer was the assieneal to twelve menthe
peinsenewt.
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J. Mee*, a respordabis losiiii.man, a muter carpenter,
surrendered to take his trial for attempting to violate Mary
Ann Bailey, a girl 14 years of age.
The jury foand him Gaily of an assault, and he was sea-
:mud to six months' imprisonment.

-YisTrapsy.

Swam N. WITEAR.
FRAUDULENT PARCELS.

Williams Lipet-ZI; twe *the,
Ineta4 were Wired Pr haat There inn ewe
ledishatste seder the Been, and awe phut the knee
primmer.
The pima lodged at ,18 Union-street, Horan, sad it
=that Lire:gabs had bra in the revise of Marrs.
sad Bonk the sorrier. They armed Is hire
=asystem of Pared after the following martar : they
di ties
a number et rhea yarcele, or " end pat
wpm a printed tkhat ' Agra' arrived
Brillher *awe., that
dirested lam to
parties when they totended te Arida. and en gerrating
then drareirl lie weal railway limps he ark=
Is the prieent err the Omer Llgeserbe bed
two veer et U. IL
.....11Per deretrisa at Idle
titan' rim he awl liarweed was de.
lord is atilMt lih igwilien. They WON Mr-
Waded at t0rinierA........011 diviaise, at the III•
rape ef the
The pressier pierbd asyZ7rees sash seatented
to de eacethe heed labor.

THE POLICE COURTS.
WORSHIP-STREET.
FOZGIRTIM ['PON MIMI& BLACIWOOD, PC,.
USHERS. Mary Atom, an elegantly attired Team
women, of considerable peered attractions, wee pried
at the bar before Mr. Hand, charged with hawing eh-
rimed dr ear of 311., by arm of f arary
arse freaddr. Truk Sealer, elsalet Lad war
Is. ea timer la the gasea'orami, Debra.
The peonewier shred, that the pirate had bees a dr,
qutat eresearr et Ye asp be Mardis per, and resided
with a Wally= reupastabDio et Peoltetea Cot-
t). the filth alt. ,
lattagsee'rlistalr -rija hispurPdAlFlllaisi SritribrattriMreni.
Biadtweed. the sod reds maids ist me hank-
Irybere of Meters. am
id Co., molested him 00 at
OSlMMaials her with emit fie Ile sieeeat. The plagestr at
dr em date istieriedder dr bad reestrod it diesel bar
Kee. Illedoneed. la • aswerratier fbr same INassy
Lredaellaaa whisk is bad draieed the their revere.
sailed ft be bar, sal about two days
MirilhurF ailed with •• drier
ash, hr tibia be was likewise =tar Z
disssaat via the id* et the NM repeerodatioas.