The Express.
London, England, 1856-10-30 00:00:00

THIRD COURT:

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Amboy Bland. 74 weaver, a gentlemanly looking young
masvpleadod guilty to Mardis* roar sold rims, the preperty
dimes William Homes, valued at 101.
Yr. Sleigh, who appeared for the prima?, urged that It
meothe drat offeeoelie bad peaaaltted.

th-a;initessKij;;at said that 1h; prisoner had dim
played a very great snout of utlelaws by going into
jewellers' shops In this vest city, sod whiht engegies the
&opium's attention to steel so large a quantity of valuable
Pltennisoaer was ematemed to Was 'months' imprison-
ment.

Mary JONI, 24, splatter, true Witted for uttering a
forged Cheque, mirporting to be of the value of 101., well
knowing it mho forged.
Mr. Payne tad; ettd Mr. Itit defended.
It ap that upon the 18th of August the primmer,
who the appearance of so upper servant, welt to the
shop of • Mr. Portages, a baker, Ofem.terrace, Bays
water, and stated that she eine bum Bliss Smash, of 11,
Leiessta-terreee, whom they served, gad presented a note
dentalaing a request that a cheque mobeed is the note
might be cashed. The cheque purported to be drawn b
Oietfdo D. Besd,Oloster•aersea,spes Mean.
As 101. Mr. Ferhomus, well bards the lady from whin:
the mete purported to come, at sass embed the cheque. It
Om eased out that the &spa was a forged one, and the
Cillswas not sees stale by Mr. Pcgteegue anti she was
onelely spa (amber Ap.
The jestfwed tin ninon Gerilhr.
The was spin Mdisted for atavism • toned
IW, with latest to deleted Thetas Staphns.
laCipessenser. brasher, living in North Audieymmet,
said that, spas September 2, the primmer ems late ill shop
sad presented a moos whisk she said she bad brought bum a
Madame Sophie, a enstomer of the posesetor's, livtag la
Orchard street, Pertateseepue. The sots, which was
embed in almost tie i.e tarsal is that in the 11M see.
contaised a Onus purporgag to be drawn by Madame
Sepias upon Nelms. Oeette, end a request that It
might be cashed at wee I the preessatsr pot the money
into his pocket sad teed the Wawa that be woad brieg
the money to her Winn Priessor mid," Then yes must
make haste, as the mato it." The pima en west away
la the direction of Orelsod-eirestkpeserstar
When prisoner got use the noldelin of Witiftelb
she tamed oft in swam abodes. Prewas tallmaher
a short distance farther sad then spite to hen sheet the
elope, aad her mown sot being witithelary Its pm her
lienslab oss6sdy el the pan
y Ikehara. II Aoslated that apes GM eppihsettlisi
Ile primer es meld IMO a 'oedema when site led only
sets a few times mme be her opus the step of the house
le. 1, Orebleesto sad asked her to p and got the
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lgae Algae oohed. Whoa spoken to about the fraud ups
Ms.. Foretops, she else made the same statnnat ; but
added MX sits had knows the gesehman for two months,
that she pee Ns the messy, mad thought that it was all
tiladda et she shed. dee lieve dose it. She had Of appeared,
Med me mast M evaluates • tinily sear Westbourne-
Morme.
The jury fined bar Osier,
Thee. wee ersbastatims. spinet the prisoner for
knits by shear mewslihtnined 161. from Mr. Neehury,
• at isadeara.
The prisoner elmelinainil te hoz rote psosl servitude.
John Riley, M, labium eel deha Hawk., 17, labourer
Inn indicted forM; mme, &aloe, sad set of karma,
naked at 401., the Charles
M Bean.
Mr. W. Cooper .W. J Payne presesuled.
The demolitions silseding fife use were somewhat po-
odle, end posed Ile Omen to he most impede's sad
*bum Bl ipperod that upon the alight of Oat. 16
Oh were ass seer the tor's farm at Houn-
slow, eel epee the swab( of the 17th it was foiled that
the stalitm Ada IBM" end haler room had beets broken

late, an& Ike mensi Nei" the sun bth* worth
304 Upaw twee fewmil ike uhlele had
been dries. es. keerierie . At a Wee puled of the
day the pr. eestr reeedul isformation that a as.. and
gig had bees stopped at Reading, and upsavgiafxdar he
ioaM It to be his property, an smart ha WWII
to alter Me mm by cattail her tail about a skater.
Prosecutor thew leant that the two primers had
that monist driven the mare in a eery distressed
state up to a blacksmith, camel John Beare% sad
offered him a levereiga if he could sell the lot, with* they
=had 171. for. Sauce told thus he would try, sad law-
&ably wait sad informed the police, who took the prisswers
lab custody.
Thejur found the prisonen Guilty, sad they wen sow
tumid to 12 months' inaprieonnasat, the court, upset the
application of Mr. Cooper, awarding 21. to the bleelermlik
Beane for his meritorious conduct. . .

1317;rge Shaw, 3i, indicted for a burglary
in the dwelling-doe's of Saa:nel Drake, and snails( pro-
perty of the galas of 901.
Mr. Cooper proem:noted, sad Mr. Sleigh defended.
The prosteutor's premises is Bond-Mutt having been
braless into.the polies watched the madame of the prisoner,
in Cleveland-street, when they saw a Maim drive up, and
prisoner come out with a large black bag. This they took
pomade° of, sad fogad In It nearly the %bole sof the stolen
property. There was another indictment agMnst the pri-
eater foe s burglary is the dwelling-hones of John Jones,
and stealing goods and moneys, amounticg is vane to 1851.
The pollossisa stated that he bad seen the prisoner whilst
is god, and prisoner told kin that if he would be lenient ,
with Ida in time ewes ha would inform him all about the
plat* robbery at Windom Palms, and who bad gat the'
plate.
The primmer, who was found guilty of receiving the pro
party, was sentenced to feu years' penal servitude.
John Smith, 46, surgeon, a gentlemanly-Motion man,
pleaded guilty to forging an order for the sum of 3371., with
intent to defraud. There were four other indments
against the prisoner for attempting to obtain a bracelet and
Meg, valued at 1201. 165., some silk, and a shawl, valued at
281.
The prisoner, whoa called epos to plead, seemed to be
tektites's ender great mental sac4tement, and his whole *p-
pm/mos indicated • state almost bordering upon isibodlity.
Mr. Sleigh, who appeared for the prisoner, said he could
only offer the prisoner's imbecile state of mind as an excess
for his madam ; still it was not enough for him to raise the I
plea of tensity, although it was but little elev. Prisoner
was highly connected, and the name he new gays was not
that of his family.
Mr. E. Power said that upon the pert of klejor Bibthorp,
whom name prisoner had forged to the cheque, he begged
to recommend the prisoner to mercy ; still, through him, the
major complained of the course mussed by Muses. Sowerhy,
who had been defrauded, by almost affording the oppor-
Malty to the prisoner. In one distance they bad let him
have three flounced silk dresses, worth 511.
The Common Serjeant said he Gould not allow say attack
upon the parties who had been defrauded, and sentenced
the prisoner to four years' penal servitude.