The Express.
London, England, 1858-12-08 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

(Babe Kr. Poshkty, Q.C., Anibat-lodge, at Clerkanwell.)

Till QUI= f. CAPIIOII.

This wet a am in which an Indictment had bum 6•21 i
against the defendant, Mr. Thomas William Capron, for an
mann upon Mr. Morrie.
Mr. Hrjaaet Hollentiar, cm the part of the yeamantice,
mine down specially to op* to the court to Az a day for the
trbil.

The Assistant-Judge add ha thought it was a are kr az-
hibitks of sends of the pease, Rot indioturat.
Mr. Xenia% oa the part of the eisfeadant, egad that the
oar aft& be aril the sat Dories. Mr. Capra
led bees belt le bell to gamy try charge that scrirgbes,
pederred spier M the eet ersim, sot any
sad tide .himet badag bra fiered and= he was
not yet gesparri kw the deism
Mednetliaillearreaosed the application on the prod
theit the blandest `well knew the snare of the
=LHs worked orris, sad tir raegistante
W= over in two myths of 6001. rob, and hie own re-
segairsos of 1,11001., be appear here. lie asked that Thin-
day skald be erred kr the Mal.
Mr. Metralle headed in an affidavit swam by the de-
fendant, share that be bed not had radial des so pre-
pare his delis* and ellmately it was arnaged, as the
awed= of the learned judge, that the awe skald dead
err aril the sat radon, on the first day of which a nos
fir the trig would be fixed, If secedwary.
Mr. Orlseat Bellintine said hY client desired tub placed In
the whams bey wed his wish.' in that napes pairtly and
seek* esksided with his (fiersat Balkatinees) own
oldeita.
Mr. Mere& rid there was ao Statics of arranging the
rarer.
adored to rand over.
__

thislerdas, 213, sad Gawp Jews, 23, Wife indicted
for hicsioesly WNW. end ealsrint the dwelling-home of
=easy, and Wroth sz silver spoons and other
her
The presmaig=se a widow, living at 27,
01=ed. Oa the eight date eat of NovemberE:a=
. la lea, she amered all the doors and windows In the
°Wary way ; bed during the night the panel of the shutter
of the heed perkier window yea taken out with a chisel, and
as sal mss allied by a thin knife being Sainted hawse the
sashes, end the catch slipped bark. The contents of the
cup-
board, • Um-piece, and some money were carried off by the
thieves. TherZeoners endeavoured to sell some spoons to
Mr. Lewis, , of Old-street, but he would not pur-
chase. The polioe, from informatics received, took Center-
don into custody, and after being cautioned, he said, " Well,
I may me well tell you all I know about it. I did not break
into the house, but me and Blowy (the other primate) went
with the stuff to Lewis's in the morning ; we loft it there, and
were told to tall again in an hour. When we went bath be
would not buy it. Wavy then said, " We haveanother market
for It," and took me Into Golden-lane. He carried
the Siva into • shop—a wardrobe shop, on the left-
hand side, and I waited at the door. He got
lie. for the spoons, and showed me the money
when he came out.' The policeman than apprehended faces,
in whose poemesion they found • knife, with which the
window arid have been opened. Centerdon's boots corre-
sponded with some miter marks on the premises. The
prasestrbe said the spoons she lost wets marked
" W.M.P." Mr. Lewis shad that those offered by Jaws
to him for sale woe title. loses sawed the jury that he
ins* went to sell the spoons for the other prisoner, who
when his torn ceme made an Ingenious address, °Patina=
that the discrepancy in the description of the spoons
to Mr. Lewis and dime stolen wee fatal to the chart*
against them, or at lima infused so much doubtinto the case
that they ought to hay the benefit of It, and be acquitted.
As is as boot marks, he submitted that there Wife hundreds
of themethda of boots of the same size and description in
weer ; sad the spoons whisk Some sold for him ware in his
pommies beim the eibbery leek pleas
An sled the
wee dar peered la fewer °Mom
The AsekilanWadge rammed up, sad the jury, after some
deliberating, thud the prisms's 11ot Gritty, giving them the
beast. et the doubt.

Jaaaeeald the paketaan had stated that ha (Joan) had
bass aosvldad at Ws onurt In January, 1856. That was a
110; and It was very Important to as he had his living
to let, that aneit a esatansat Amid be oontradieted.
The A....4=r eat was a raattar between the
Monter mad the

(WY* Mr. Creasy.)
William Aran({ 37, carman, Was Wilda for Mailing
tine bookish of sized ooro. the property of William Stuns
and moths', his samMes, and Jame Boats, 66, and Thomas
Bow, 27 (`thrall mesh we indicted for fakaknisly ra-
tifying the mon it to hate bean stolen.
Mr. Coopar Mr. If ottani applied for the
nesivere.

Theprerwa toes are coal merchants in the City-road, and
the primer Arnold, u one of their carmen, had be..
entrugni with food for the horses when he was seat eel
with cad. This, it appeared, be had sold, ordiamond el in
sow other way, instead of feeding she honer with it, sad
be was watched. The other rimier, ware sera to drive
shit him In • cart, and be headed theta QM eador, con-
taining ahr brink of mixed provender, with whichthey
doer at The per Bean ter a carman in Ida -
Oust Botaih, and his father worked tor him.
The jury retired to coaskier their verdict. Ultharely
dry fund all three Gleilty, sad reocanteanded the
Bean to moray. Arnold wr elleideOlKi to eft, His=
younger to eve, and Been senior :to tea months' hard labour.
A put Lumbar d ordinary oars of duple laresey sad
TD
blet the puma were &weed of la the two courts.
They woe IN hawed.