The Express.
London, England, 1859-02-10 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

(Before Mr. Par&ley, Q.C., Asdataat-Judge, and
liaztbary, DIP at Clarkenwall.)

Charles Goa, ke 15Urendered ti take his trial upon an in-
dictment to which he wee charged with harlog 'toles a
quentity of parasol stick., the property of Simon holomon.
The primer worked for the pruocuter, in Wood•wrowA,
bia bunion, being that of *parasol-stick maker,
and he sold a quantity of ricks to Mr. Pope, of Willow-
walk. They was iadectiffed as the promoter's property,
and Mr. Pope was in the lint iintence charged with the
offence, hut be at once accounted for his pomades, and the
peinoner was appreheeded. The defence was that the stkke
were the prisoner'. inn, bat theury was Winged, upon the
evidence of the ',cementer and the Timmer, u to the
identity, and found the prisoner Guilty. Ho was mimed
to eight matte' hard labour.
Mr. Metcalfe, iantruted by Mr. Beard, peosecuttd; Mr.
Tindal Adkiassa, by Mr. Wskeling, deMded.
821= name! lulus Berry, Honors Barry, end
, were indicted for unlawfully eseardting end
beating Mackey, a gretntroeer. The promontor
was with Ids hone and cart in Whi,e Hart-place, Popler,
end accidentally broke a clothes line, when the three pri-
mers attacked him hke furies. and beat him with bricks,
although he had prerious'y offered to asks god toe damage.
They were found (daily, and anstemed to eta months' hard
laboar each. _ . _

Mr. Gent rrosoonted. Mr. Metcalfe and Mr. Berry were
for the prisoners.
illee Belt; 23, cook at tho Orlon= Hotel, Meentsstriet,
was enrrietod of assaulting William Meadows, the under-
waiter at the sates estsblisbaset, sal wounding him in the
loft arm with a knits, duriug a quarrel about a door being
kept shut.
The prosecutor, a youth of 16, said he wished hit to be
pardosed, SI he lieew she I.d not mean to hurt him in her
Beare. . . . . .

She was sentenced by the court to six weeks' hard labonr.
Mr. lAngfurd posecuted, and Mr. Barry de'ended the
primmer.
(Before Mr. Payne.)
Elizabeth Tresay, described in the cnlendsr se Trenby, 20
years of age, was indicted for receiving a gold chain, vela°
10a, the property of Amelia Dart nip. The prisoner in-
cited a little girl to rob her grandmother of the chan, which
the received, to raise the means, as she oilseed, of burying
bee sister. The grandmother herd at No. 6, Clifford road,
De Beauvoir Town. The prisoner was found Guilty, and
lb* court sentenced her to sir months' hard labour. Mr.
Cooper prosecuted.
George Wilson. 30, was found guilty of mealier a cab, the
property of Alfred Baal. The defence was that the prisoner
was suthorfeed to sell the cab, but unfortunately lost the
money. • quastioa arose aa to the power of the ouurt to
order summary restitution of the cab to the owner, the cab
we pew be the custody of the polies but in the possession of
the person who bought it. Me. Payne' et er consulting
the Ateistant Judge, male the order foe restitution. The
primmer, who wee a known offoldor, was sentenced to two
years hied labour. Mr. Orridge pipecutid; Mr. Ribtoa
efended.

7117emtal, &swan was Indicted for stealing a cash-box con-
tusing 911. in gold, 161. In silver, 1.0.U.s reprosseting 501.,
rem foreign corns, do., the property sad sooty G 4 William
Ricketts. Hs was also charged with fsedvisg.
The prisoner, it will 1» remembered, was tried last maim
at Wrtmloster, when the jury was d seltamed without a
verdict, they being nimbi. to surer The promeater was a
tee-dealers Itead4 de, Whitschapa, sad a lad named Weeks,
who was I. his service, stole the cash-box, sad Its was ad-
mitted as Queen's evidestia. The testimony of a good Buoy
witnesses west to establish ths prisoner's complicity In ohs
Os: smoke, sad the lad Blinn 'he gave the box to Wm.
Additionslcorroks2ntive avklesm was now adduced.

Mr. RH*. defended the prisoner cn the former dial.
Mr. F. H. Lewis was his counsel on the. present occasion ;
Mr. Natal& prosecuted.
The lad Weeks WY sentenced to sir months' bud labour
on s prulone day. The prisoner &wren was now foond
Guilty, sod Mr. Pape, having amend that the prisomr,

in his opinion, notbeing more guilty than Weeks ought not
Li base more punishment, though had he hulled him to
commit the once, of which there WAS no evidenee,he would
have been sentenced to penal imvitade, directel that he
should undergo 6 month.' hard labour.