The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-25 00:00:00

CRIMINAL COURT.
(TH/8 DAY.)

(Eiden Xt. Justice Hastier.)
t or WILFUL MUILDIL
`, ea sitioarried weleay tree
ado by the cateeer's %Quid=
bet hank illeriNaate child.
and the prisoner wee defeated by

caw was procosclid with, a prisoner neat';{
- was oharged with feloakaudy Nadia( A
to Yr. Dm. the atatioa-taaator
Wu *old at the bar, aad midmost woo
• Nast aad ambit' to Oita.% aad the joy
verdict to that effect.
Amelia Sathorwood warn On sons

opening the case for the prosecution, said
• againat the primmer was one of a
unnatural character, the.
- The prisoner was am
_____-fporose Rota, wag it
of September a mminnan named
who was employed in doing moo
.work mini& the hotel, ebeerved the
room weeping and appanally to
sad ham what subemmently
•be so doubt that the prisoner woo
16 WM. Csietwright gave hiferma,"
the bolsi. and a surgeon wan mat far,
be observed be inquired of the
.d been delivered of a gt,
but shortly afterward, she whispered
.4.servaot, in sonsequetioe of what b
. in a drawer in the prisooer's bedreess,
wet them was found the dead body of.
"eared to be a full grown child,Nog
weird on the neck, indeed the keel
from the body. The usual tests Mug
ndloaden was presented that the Eft I
and the rely way that its des& au* 1.
for was by the jou', that bad tom MAIM •
The primer at this time appeagogtit
yes enesdelned that she bad hem res
was put to bed, and oa the following room
t named Mack asked the primmer wham",
i aline, and she said that it was,was,_
ns primmer than west on to say that
bad screamed she put it into the drown •
reed Then did sot appear to be my
• the Wary wain inflietsd upon the seek et
the suggestion on the port of the meow
been mused by closing the drawer whin
but whether wilfully or not was of
ndensase from the midterm in thecae
medial gentleman who was called is am
sad whirls the medical taker to the hew.
'rhinos that the bead of the child was oell
the body by the integument.. end he as.
`‘t, oonident opinion that the child me
'es death was caused by the lajmy to
injury might have Ws

6 Ribtoo,
bad no realm to doubt that
s -..s child, and that the labour wee
long and protracted one, and that it fee.
i in each mere that a woman to the pstg..
ad NAOMI injury upon the infant ha,
as appeared is the present indeeenkl-
mamined at considerable length
and a good many of the hate
, unfit for publication. The teak
to be that the witness entertained •
ask the monk mold net have liess dielemdei
sod that he bed never reed or heard of each a
at the same time said it Wag passible
• child wee caused by hemorrhage freds
rly attended to at the tint* of flay
exercise his privilege of samming(f
part el the prosecution, being 41111 u
the hands of the jury.
add/treed the jury for the prisoner in
eloquent speech, contending that them
r widow* that the child had ever bad a
from the unfortunate mother.dd set the pi.
ming no, the shirrein be
epee to the jury to find the prisoner guilty
• of the emsesalment of the birth.
•tt considerable length, summed up
ears and minute/wee.
sod after an abloom of ten minutes,
verdict of Not Guilty of murder but Guilty of
II birth of the child.
Keating concurred M the verdict, sad sea. - -
• to 18 mouths' imprieonment with heal -

(Before Mr. Boron Pigott.)
VOWED ROOMS NOTES CASE.
the wart Mr. Serjest Balhatise (with
Q.C., and Yr. Sleigh), applied as
to have the trial (poitpooed) of the '
co a Sarre of haviog in their per
number eiforged Remise sotee. The leased
he moved ea se affidavit to which he
Striation of the learned judge. Peen
it appeared that there were in as •-•
.ris, numbwr of other persons
been toned the prisoners charged bete were
oe, aed there could be no doubt that they were
with the prisoners, and were all deeply ltb ;
ie same traneretions. In imusequenee ef the
of the proms-verbal against the Parisian pri-
-e maws the prisoner here was not ripe far
a postponement of the trial to the next

et Parry (with whom was Mr. C. A. Turner)
application, cm the part of Holchester, on the, a
the affidavit was defective in point of form, and, 'I
cal[ of his cite who had already been •
fea We &Argo, it should be prooseded with ,
iitiag of the court.
Kitt (having read the affidavit) observed that 3
=worst was somewhat deficient in form, yet
it showed that the interests of the pubffia
I justified • postponement until next soden.
(cr. The affidavit as it stood would justify a
t from one wire another, which would i
of some months, and sorely it was not fin
•it for the period of one month, which '
aes the present and the next sesekm of
own would therefore stand adjourool.
licatioa to admit Übe prisoners to bail, Mr.
said he would read over the depositions and
that point In the course of the day.
THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

MANSION. HO USE.
ZITIAORMAAT
ligent looking lad, without any jacket or shish
i.rye Tay, was brought before the Lord Mayer, ik
upon his own confession. with absconding Irmo
„r
te Farm Reformatory, WOTCC•tenhirel Whale
been reatesoad to four years' coalloemmi.
luestions put by the Lord Mayor, the peg'
there were 67 boys confined at the Refers.
. wu irmp'ored io f Arming work, and coeds
li
Le was seotenced to four years at the Reformatory
Iry with a man, and the man had three mesas.
Mayor saked the prisoner what the boys erg
le Reformatory seed to talk about
'her said they used to tell each other whet
' the me who was moat clever wee loot=

teat maa. (A laugh.)
I Mayor asked the primmer what he hat degll
escaped?
Ater said he went to Birmioghom and got IN*. 1
and gamed six shillisp, sad he then 'aka err /

)11.
Mayes salted bow long he was eomieg to Luba •
four days. Bine* ha had bun in Louise be
red Illusion übegging, but did not Bad it psi
laug
'May r ) inquired if be had ever been dogged 1.
bat be wu flogged upon one ocualoo. ma 5
ill a birch rod, and his back bled, mad it ems
before he got well.
ier to bulbar questions, the prisoner mid be bail

rtionottogyihree iars of the a
he escaped vu 0 Y 3.4 they did sot Ii" bilk

Mayor said be did not believe that. Hotbed _
any of the other boys in the Reformatory bad
said that several other boyshad mweeddatat
:ins of them afterwards.
Mayor inquired what had beeome of his doge"
shat be bad sold some of them, and that Median
Ise at a lodgieg-bocce where he slept. Be d••
bel
at he had 3ever committed robbery Mace he

prisoner wu remanded.
MARYLEBOSE. • I.
OP JUVENILE TIIIIVEP.-782 CAPTAIN AND HA NINE ~
A -Vark, slim Jed Sheppard, seed. 13; MOM* •
slim Wombs, wed 13; Henry
-Ad' !riff**, and 15; William Howley, '
Xing, aged 12; John Amelia, alias Mamie dm Yak cir
'3; Edward Tooe, mey, shin Sixteen String it t 1
• Martin Doyl slim Deketire mod 10 ;
AIM.. slims The Captain,The
WITS 111711114•11 m• •- - .oer
solicitous' table. there sot being sufficient room let
in the felons' dock, ebarged with stealing from a sbn !..
4 12, North-street, thrylebone a pair of boots;
1.. • ANN NO. 37, Stephen'otrieb 14•0•41.1'
• of boots. • if
o is the mobster= for the psi,. No &MAY ,g
deight times for thefts in startles to the le
stripes. Toomey bag Mon coma' temp Meal
pod with the birch rod. The rest tiara an bol. 1
convicted and whipped. It may gee be lorr_ t
- permits of some of them are tea
if
hem to stay et bora*. -...
inquired who was the first wits's&
Aster mind, we waste three years. it
trete the priscsen—So do we. 4
-Mimeo al the robber" had hew &to. : A
Sims said— Whoa the primates Medic ilia i

RAL CRIMINAI
(THIS DAY.)
(Wore Mr. Justice He
CHADOR OF WILFUL lam
• • n, aa by
—eat, erefl ado by the
murder of her female i
prosecuted, and the prk
ems wee proceeded wiN
•a, who was charged wi
letter to Djrrie,
was placed Mr. at the b
he wee douse sad unable
redwood a vendee to the
spinet Amelia Sather
, in opening the else for
the chant* 'Pima the
indeed almost ulna
very narrow eisremig'
. • • at the•
t oe the Ist of Septembe
weight, who was imp]
ironwork outdid the
eof the rooms weeds+
of mind, sad from what
• • to be ao doubt tl
• 'vend els AUL Cm
. •Is tie Wel. sod +
appeuareess he observed
• r she bad been deliver
had sot, but shortly oft
•n WOW •allanat• in as
made in a drawer in tl
drawer there was fon
It appeared to be
mead wound on the
vend from the body.
every isdkftdon was ps
• alive, sod the wily w
• for was by the icing
• . Witmer
it was eaosebleed that a
She wee put to bed. and
lomat named Mack asks
hors alive, aad she
cried. The primmer the
p
did bad *creamed she i
toned. There did sot
how the Wary wee %Bic
ad the suggestion on th
it bad bora mused by e
out, but whether w
of intense* from ti
the medical gmtlesean
and who is the media
. evidence that the beat
• the body by the ill
• • • ewhat confident °pin:
• . that its death wag
, sod that the inj
way
amiss:air !tr. Rid.
. add that Ito had
• primmer's fleet child, s
very loos and pretreat«
• posed is nth odes that i
• Weida venom ills
en extent as appeared ie
was eremezaminsd
'cuter point. and a en
of course unfit for put
veered to be that the
• that the Deck meld
y. sod that be hed never
%mower, at the same tin
.th of the child was can
been properly attended I
• declined to exercise It
on the part of the
s it in the heads of the
• than addesemd the ji
and eloquent mmeh,
"" eatery ended* that II
• .. frost the cute
• that being ere Om shag
It was open to the jury
offense of the omosals
Meeting. at ermader
with great ease end mi
retired, sod after an
verdict of Not Guilty
the birth of the child.
tine Keating ocecerred
prisoner to 18 months'
(Before Mr. Baron
TKO 10110311 D SOSIIIAM
• nog of the court Mr. f
Mr. Gifford. Q.C., sod
prcfteestioa to have t
now to ache
e nomerwi Oa
forged R
mid be moved oft au
e attention of the
• Tit it appeared the
Parke a number o
been deed the prises
• nee, sad there could be
. with the prisoners,
. the same trusedtione
• of the prona.verbal
• me names the prism
hews a postponement
sent Perry (with what
• is application, cm the
• t the affidartt wee dote
t, on behalf of his diem
custody an We charge, I
t patting of the court
Pigott [Maine read
• t document was Bones.
Illy it showed that t 1
and justilloi a ponooni
• for. The affidavit as
t from cos wiz* ti
interval of some months
to postpone it for the pi
• betimes the premed
The ere would there
• applicatioa to adroit
t said he would read
opinion on that point to
THE POLICE
(THIS 1)
MARSTON. I
ZITIAORDLV►
diligent looking lad, wi
George Tay, was brought
, upon his own dotes
•he Farm Reformed
been adenoid to
to question* put by
• • that there were 67 b
• be wee emp'oyed io
He was sentenced to to
•• ,glary with a man, and
• • Mayor caked the
the Reformatory need t
primer said they used t
add the ea* who w
a great mw. (A langt
Lord Mayor asked thi
. had escaped?
prisoner said he went t
«A and earned six shill
. on.
Lord Maya *eked how lc
• lied four days. Sint
pinyed himself ia dank
IA laugh.)
Lord Mayor inquired if 1
d that he was Boned
with a birch rod, sot
oaths before he got well
wer to further autetio
the reformatory three
• . he escaped was
food.
Lord *tyro said be du
. if any of the other 1
•
primmer said that seven
nothing of them «Item
Lord Mayor inquired wl
said that he had sold ems
told at a lodging-how
that he had sever come
primmer was remanded.
MARYL
.o oF Jr VEX=
Aro Mack, alias Act
ea, slice Brueskiis,
Dick l'inpfts, nod
King, seed 12; John
13 ; Ethcaril Toomey,
11 ; Martin Doyle, ohm
Brown, alias me Cap+
tolicitati table. there
in the felons' dock, Amu
o. 12, Northetidet, Mit
from a shop, No. 37,
• pair of boots.
. who is the spoke=
convicted eight times ft
rod stripes. Toomey
whipped with the birch
• arily convicted and wi
• that the parsed of
• coot get them to stay
. Maftelield ioquitel wb
• —Never salad, we we
redo( the prim:men—l
ter *video, of the robl
Sims said—Wl