The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-22 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 22, 1859.

At • solerquest period at Um sitting Mt. Gdpia apptated
in his NM ea the Tommy bench, and the question of pri-
Asp eme arrived.
Mr. W. 0. STANLEY said it would perhaps save tiros if
the ban. member would state whether the allegation In the
new meet yew truer not.
If,. GILPIN amid have no heritatiou In answering the
qacirliea, as ha understood it. It was perfectly true that he
had received letters, the tendency of whilt would be to bus
hit vote If ha had attended to them. He was
bound, however, to say, In the moat unequivocal
mama that he had no 'proof, that ha had never said that be
had say proof, and that he was not prepared to affirm that he
bad say belief that these letters came from the agents of the
conservative party.

Mr. W. O.IIIIANLEY said another quation he wished to
mak the bete. ereestar was this—Did he intend to take any
steps in the matter
Mr. OILPIN said be had emulated with his Mende on
Ike subject, mut acting upon their advice he should decline to
dose.

111 r. W. 0. STANLEY mid, under lbws circumstances
be would consider before the matting ei the hours apt*,
what ought to be done to vindicate its chemist.

Tlee sabject them dropped.
no hewn shortly afterwards &hemmed.

SURREY SESSIONS.

(THIS DAT.)

(Before J. I. :simian, B•q.)

Tan 1011111111111 AT WWI =VITAL PALACI.
Jabs Delve' Lankier. 17, • ash of reepeelable con-
wakes, was indicted fat esabg Is. Id. and 2a. 2d.,
the monism of his master, Mr. Stung% ta. proprietor of the
reirmhasent department in the Crystal Pesos, and John
ileasntliorf, • waiter, and Samuel Chino, a der were in-
dict+ 4 for aiding. counselling, and procuring L mar to
commit the said felony.
Mr. Robinson appeared for the tion ; Mr. Thomp-
son defended Limner; Mr. Lilley defended Hisseundorl;
and Mr. Starr e deleadel Chinn.
Mr. Robinson is opening the cane said that the prisoners
at the bar had bean some time in Mr. Strange's employee the
Crystal Palace. Werner sold Sawa for refreshment to gentle-
men requiring diem ers at 2a. 2d. each. Before entering the room
it was the duty of Chian to clip each ticket and return it to
the bolder, who then gave it to the waiter, whose duty ought
to hays been to have put them through a slit in a box
which wee locked by the meneger so that • proper checli
could be kept as all parties. They, however, cusepired toge-
ther to rob their employer by using the tickets tome, which
he should be able to prove in three instances, and for that
offence they were now on their trial.
Evidence similar to that taken at the police court was then
heard, and ultimately a verdict of Guilty was returned
Wiest all three. The jury, however, strongly recommended
Limner to mercy on account of his previous good character,
and believing that he was toe fleeted to commit the robber;
by the other privet's". The prosecutor also recommended
him to nearey.
The Chairman slid be quite concurred in the verdict ant
the recommendation of LILIMOT to mercy, therefore his rea-
gensro would be short, hoping that it would be a warning to
him for the future ; he mart iv imprisoned is the county
gaol for maven days. As for Klemendori, who instigated him.
be should sentence him to (Air months, and Chian, who hat
robbed his master before and bad bees forgives, six months'
hard labour in the Home of Correction.