The Express.
London, England, 1848-10-24 00:00:00

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

ALUICISD Pl2/171L—John thirtot was ladistal tkr
wilful sad comas pwjary.-11r. Ciarksce and Kr. listass.
tins prsassatad. doandaat had ao mama. The pears
ether was Mr. Barnard Gregory, whom aims has ham
is kernatly Mkt* the public in wane:ion with
Us Batirist per. It Dee o& that he pars
up his interest inthat paw in 1844 te ems wt..
INS Si who. subsequently became a bankrupt; sad in 1847
the Satirist went Me the pessmisa of a penes aimed
Timm, Mr. arsony, bewman, ell imagining the landlord
&pet the pasthieth.- la Os seam at tbpsysimeimisdrearprome sane
alm ague MMus limes mg a
efts Mil bias milord area as seiabildment. mat It
swami MI agnemi
egfeny lakmaims at estabilikp a
1"al 161 la a distress ka
quartiles nth OM was kas absan that dm. The s..ar
was left pearsiss
amisso pthaless. ani ups emM
srw l
mess mina eiasspriap la mom sem man M. 1s
siss, Move Ass belkkeserasky, sadl~mped wisk
rtathai tie paps& Ibletherp bk.eIAPIW by the
trate at Bow- =
stme, swi ms il ass ups .I
end his Timeasaghs an motion kr kW kapeisonthsat
'phut Gregory, tke hewn el whim

had signed the charge-shset mining the acessatien of felony.
The prism wee examined et a wfwr apes the trial, sad
he nos area that Mr. egeny W aushatheillar is
may poem hie *moody whs *meld niathe taw
tom be, end that taforrthig hits Clio%
the Aat W
monis/ act he had Ellin *NO two primes= We trankft,
In loth that what keltall dime was quite eight. The
Oat Ind wee that theazzgave • radio ler the
with thews, the of Mr. tinge,
egg;
bong W the widows the limiest. It ham al-
leged seppolt ea the heower,
thee gee Mame girth gilt* ==airelegth is
the instemese alleged te bath bees bade if Mr.
oregtor Ira Ms% sad that the lathe bsd glom
wig fraboki to the =id the pogo IN sena
czni4tiewed nth iLlaistedttgla willow
reload 1=42=2
sow wire essathsel sapped oaths tharge,
mad Mr. Gregory positively Oiled that be sew pave thy
tadte the ideediot as est eolith he bad ore.
be Mewls, doted Met he Old hies thee be had
la skim the tree poem whit reetthea the paper
hos odelip. -Gies Wag erethmealsed by the idradsat,
mad Is mom te whim pat by the nowt, he ethaitted,
however, that the dither whisk lad be. put la we
&toothy potheedig Woe= hi. sad Mr. Timm, is enter
to m-elee OWED, boa iaternerhig the pee,
osir -lee that he bed raotiosed the mod-lloileat
MR la charge ; sad that he was desbeas he
dwell prevent asythisr this Wag takes away.
11therimus was likewise ocusised. Aldose& he stated that
bedl *sot the okarge.sheet at the pelificetaties, mad that
Mr. Ongew was sot aware of the otoureeths he ad-
Wild Got after the parties were elven law ewe* he had
gess le the residease of Mr. Gregory, at Ilsoestead, and
spin his return he had rigned the eketio.gtest—The
Usiblwho took the charge at the pethodatisa rood
ir. Times west away we Ike pmpae, MB be wader.
owl, of consulting Mr. Ciregeep=6„ czkoty el per-
snobs ia; the eharge.—l'be exprewed
sa "isles that tie charge of end thorupt
p~eerrjjury could not, ander the eircumetathee, he
W. conferred with the preessater, esdr=leisid
he was isonseted by Mr. Wiggly he elate that ha had his.
misinformed by Mr. Thum it the real atone of the both
Mira, sod, he had bees swine ei it, be abould sat hew b-
oasted tea preset pnatewtkw. Ha had armies hotfooted
hiss to withdraw froea muleg any further widest.—The
jury then, thew Wloathes direction, sethrned a verdict
I• tedelbsientglift. who theiththeth the white ease bad badly
bide* lie baesien at the sharp oath with ido,
Ml Oft be led spikes within blithe trath, again
repoeted the retie alter the jury hod returned their or-
diet, sd asthma that what he bad stated was strictly true.
The liesenter said that, to the primers had node this
sestrueset, he felt embed wea M sesbrhsViociatifigLato consi-
deration Vasil the resseatse had, y tardily,
admitted he had eased under a eilesemorpoles sad that ha
should not have Wanted the pessithisa it. he had been
aware of the renal einuthwees et the case, he was of
opinion that tha &Wilma hid met only not been silty of
wilfully stating that which w knew to be felt, but that
what he stated in his IMAM* was the truth, and that the
statements imputed to the prosecutor wars actually made by
him. It 'plowed quit* clear that en implied authority was
given by the prosecutor, and it was vary probable
that he might hays made sue of the precise
orations imputed to hiss, sad have forgotten
then is the•thebreest of (hi lasesest. The do-
larbot easplaised of the hanisidp he had suffered
is --.pear of the prosecution. He was caly • poor mats,
sad be had bees begged from his wife and family, and they
was left without say means of sabsistenes, and had been
obliged to pawn and all nearly everything they possemsd to
support themselves while ha had bees in prison. He
wnthd to know how he was to obtain a resooposse for this
injustice.
Tee Reeorder told him the mot had ao_pewer to inter-
fere in the matter to whisk he reffened. He bad dose all
that he was able to assist him by sharing his character fro.
the imputation that was waskt to be oat upon it by tha
peasant charge

One of the juryman in waiting, as tits defendant was
leaving the bar, afterexclaiming that It was a fake churl
that had been made against him, threw some silver into the
dock, and his example was speedily Mewed by levant other
persons is the t ody of the court sad in the Wiener and
a comidsrable sum was collected and handed to ilk; de
fondant.

✓ohn Rapjohrs wu then plated at the bar,—Mr. Clarke=
said that this defendant wu abs isdkeed toe perjury upon
the taut circumstances that bad jest been lad before tie
jury, having been a witness epee the some Mal, and speed-
ing to the same conversation; but after the deelaiss come to
lathe precious case, he should not Sbeietbne by .dar-
ing any evidence In support of the .—The Jul as.
wadies!, returned a endive of Nat (haft.

SURREY ADJOURNED QUARTER SRISIONS.
These sessions commenced yesterday moung, at the
Sessions hews, Newington-caussmay, before Thomas Prickle,
Ent , sad a full bench of magistrates. T. calendar min-
Mitred 50 primmer' fur trial, among whom were several for
robberies from the pence wince ham so frequently occurred
is the Lambeth sad Smithies:lt districts.

B Soaarr Cuss.Bolan--J. Sonia, 24, wee indicted
he /swim • tea pound Rath of England note, the pre-
pay/ a Arabs Baku. The following fats were proved in
Mama. About 2 o'clock in the morning of the 17th inst.
grater went into the Baru Coal Hole with two friends.
call for • pot of beer, and asked the landlord to change
a ten pound note. He was about handing it to the latter
when the prisoner enmeshed it suddenly out of his hand, ex.
claiming ` I can change it or • hundred of than." He then
put it intobis pocket and went into another room. The
prosseutorfollowed him there when the landlord exclaimed
" Smith, pa had better give lack the note, as I know you
have got it." The prisoner this denied having the note,
when maul of his associates came in, sad wanted hiss
to treat them with a bottle of wine, but he re-
fused, sal lathe same time the landlord ordered the doors to
be spew, when there wee a general rush out. He, however,
punned .he prisoner along the Blackfriarrroad, and when '
they cum to the bridge he awed him and held him until
' the arried of a polies-ecastable, to when he gave him into
custody.—ln crousesamastion on behalf of the prisoner,
witness aid that he was clerk to Messrs. Waterlow, law Fief
timers, of 24, Biretta-lane and Paliamentareet, and that
he left his office at 9 o'clock. He afterwards went to the
Hight Hills public-heuse, Bride•lus, and received 191. from
the landlad, due to him from some racing speculation. He
then stool two bottles of wine and some cigars, but he left
the home periectly sober. He received from the landlord a
IW. note, • 61. note, and four sovereigns, the latter of which
he ,re-lavested. The man he did net sale for change for
the flu was that it was in halves. After a few minutes'
osnsultaaon the jury found the prisoner Guilty. The court
sentenced him to twelve months lard labour.