The Express.
London, England, 1859-12-06 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSION&

The December general mesione a.tazim for the
of Middlesex commenced yesterday et Me Os*
4sisses
Weelaimm before Ur. Bodkin, meipteat Mr. Creasy
sad Mr. Payne. deputies, and the following were
premed :—Mr. Pawnsll, chairman of the We;
ma, M.P., Mr. H. H. Harwood. Mr. Mateber__ , . H
Mr. Arthur Balleetine, Mr. Woolsey, Iles. While, Mr. •
ford, Mr. Ooodhart, Mr. Wyatt, Mr. Frisby, Mr. Griffiths,
and Cagiale Manatee. The calendar contains the names of
74 primers for trial-66 for faiony and 9 for misdemeanour.
The Leartant-Judge briefly addressed the grand jury after
they bed hem sworn.
Willimn dwarf, 26, drayman, was Indicted for embezzling
mead emit sus of axioey which he bad received or m-
om* id Alsamikw Gordon sod soother, his roman. He
Prißi.lif.lewis sold be simpered for Ms prosectatioe, and
the orcereetors were brewers in the Caledontan•road, Wing-
Pon. The primmer had been in their service some time, and
It wee his deity to take out beer to families, and to receive
payment. There was no doubt that be had embezzled various
sums he had received, but the prosecutors, in consideration
a the tote' amount not being a large one, and that his father
had beta fora long period, and wee still, in their service,
and wee a man of excellent character, wished strongly te
recommend him to mercy.
The Amietent-Judp sentenced the primer to six mouths*
herd labour.
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—ifein:illeseia, 64, clerk, w indioted kr embezzling the
Rem of 111. 9s. 7d., 121. Oa. aid 121. 10e., received by
him en monist of Mears. Fletcher, Gad White,
aiisLotbere, ►ie toasters.
_

Mr. Gaierd sppearei for the prosecution. The priaoaer
had tees for about tra years la the terries of the prow-atm%
a high/y respeolabis Arm to Halford-row. aad the
total
maw ha had sasbraled, es amerteleed op to the present
nom MO about 19W. His Wary ems lf. Ik. per week, and
the only mama that could be waggrated kw his havingrobbed
his employers of wormy realised by kiln oa their amount, was
that be bad got married to • womaa rives to extnompraaoe tar
beyond what kis mesas would jaggy, to mast which he bed
mad this wormy.
The Assistant.ludre said this was oas al that des of
ewe which mast ~or be regarded at soy ardose—a robbery
by • coalkisatiel dark. He matseeed the mime, to be kept
to herd labour for 18 athadar tamale. _ _

The prisoner's wife etbeermently applied for ma order to
see him, and she said he had been macerned it betties and
other Irregular pr./idiom, to which hie present situation was
to ha attnbuted.
• prisoner named (leery. Smith, me brought up for
judgment. He was convicted at the last madam of • felony,
and as he asserted he could produce Miasma to meek to
hie former good character, the leased judge deferred the
',stance to afford him the opportunity of bringing them for-
ward. Nose warn in attendance • but dale the lest mad=
be had been recognised in the Haase of Oorestelon, and the
edam now proved a loaner ocavicdaa, sad a sentence of four
yeanf postal servitude against alas, which be had undergone.
The Aseistant-Judge said this was a mem &mow to
deceive the court, but the prisoner bad, by eedeavouring to
play this trick, brought upon himself des ooesequenose
which must result to a person convicted of a felony aster the
severe warning at four years' penal servitude, • sentence
retupon him, as it now appeared, on no lam than six
The roan had no alteneetive, sad the 'matse
now wee four years' penal mervitade.
Bervingron, 27, was Indicted for unlawfully and
11/1/10aanly assaulting John Begot, sad naiades upon bits
grievous bodily harm. The promote*r sad dm prisoner went
Meesblowers, sad worked at the same establielinesst. There
bed been seam angry words between diem, end the prom-
eider, laving beat directed to gleesome iestriatione to the
priaaase from las 'employer, with refocuses to some glade
ablateeys be was making, he Weed a red-lin Ma from •
Mime sad knocked hUn about with it, naiads( each injury
upon him that he was • patient in • hospital three wean,
bat bed now quite recovered. Be said he did net believe
that the pramer really lad any 111 haling at heart against

jory found the priarear guilty of common sem%
The Aadatuat-Judge raid he suet act upon the Is of
tbe fury, but bad Use primmer bees convicted au tbe neat
count@ at the tudictovent, b. should have nenteaced blot to a
long tens of hard labour, for it wee • here, cowardly, sad
cruel stank apes an unarmed sou with a rid-het bar of
iron. The Jam bed head his fritoy el • etesated emedt,
and for that le airiald renteece his to tour taunted.' Ism-
easamit,ate. derby witch be alight rodeo* ups lb. weedy of
Ids misd

Moses Altos, 44, serseat, was Indicted for striell=
plaid vales let., the properly of Edward
LY rarer. Sa phoded
The primer led twee ia the sank. of the prosecutor, •
seerm chez
eset
rerddisig N. 2, Dereashiro-plece, about three
stee berg gives to his to quit hie stisattee,
cadniMmod dot he had pained lose of the pissed ertirJes
of wide h be had hol the charge, and seve up 13 dupthratea.
The proiseetor geld bs bed reason sow to know that the
phew wee "'great Maker, and bad bees .egeged in betting
treeesethes. _ _

Asilat•Jtdp state- 1 bin to aloe menthe bud

Nowfwow, 25, described as a vocalist, w ladidsd
dw doefilag a matt-box. is which was tin sum of NIL, fa
asks sad gold, the property of Thoraboa Moors, la Ids
dasillar-boose. He pleaded sailty.
kr. Fake ass for do icsamssatisa; Mr. Skis► iras
smog kr dr prismar.
Tim pearnaiss was a sadkarr la IJroa•pan North ;

end on Saturday, the 29th October, a cash-box, eletaining
2321., was stolen from under a chair behind the oonntfm. The
prisoner wee dstectcl in the aot of rat-tying it cd by the pro.
rectum's •Je, who Wei to stop him ; bet so violent were
WI efforts to get away, that he broke one other ribs. From
the evidential the depositioca there was no doubt the pri-
soner acted in complied, with soother man and two women,
who west Into the shop on retest* of making s small pr-
obate. While Mrs. Mowsrs eye wee turned for a moment,
the prlewowe slipped mad the nuance end took the hoz,
which Stay bad seen ea Mrs. Moore taking it tip to give
chew tor s avoids&
Thastteaataewdanpspfittthe prisoner of ksvfal
Woks a Mowed earring value 801. trot* the shop of Mr.
Chubs Frederick Hancock, 39, Bruton-street, and of en err
soak spa Mrs. Moore to noise his apprehension. He de-
nied WA those charm, but Mr. haneock's assistant was
wt* b• wee the person who tack the tarring.
ll heels( intimated that geed deal could be
ise
of
the prisoner's character if thas were allowed,
the IMO dalwrod seaweas oadl next ewalea. The ado boa
oaf W ealimate were recovered.

;ma Poky, 26. w convicted of stealing • coat from 66,
Stembsps-.tort, Camden-town. This was a skeleton-key
robbery; the primer was found in the prosecutor's room
with Nod Ws mats on, the door was locked upon him, sad
a palm= was sat be. Sentence was defermd.
theft.
A hoy tensed Barth, 14 years of age, eras convicted of

Foulthem, the officer of the Hotise of Correction, West-
minster, produced a list of ten convictions against him, upon
each of which he had been sentenced to short terms of im-
prisonment.
The Aesietaat-.Tndre mid it was • complete farce to send a
led of this description to prison time after time for short
periods. Fortunately there wee in this country a most
valuable institution to which these °Seeders could be went,
where their reform might be accomplished, and be should
mod bias to that institution, the reformatory at Pathan; for
three yore.
.rota Doris, 19, we. Indicted for stealing a gold brooch,
vela* 251, the propriety of George Atemberosgh, in hie
dwelling-honee.
On the 12th of November the prisoner went to Mr. Atha-
borough'e, 72, Strand, and asked to be shows WOW MIN
and took a brooch from a table while the embtest wee as
with his request. The same day the prieteer pledged
the brooch at the same pawabroker's where Übe dimmed ring,
the subject of the recent action of " Balls v. Amber," was
pawned. On receiving information of this robbery, the
broker's resistant thought the brooch pledged by the
wee the same, and be placed himself m communloanon with
Mr. Attenborough, and the result was that Sergeant Thomas,
of the 17 division, apprehended the prisoner la Ocesinmolal-
road. The prieoner was known to the pawnbroker's
sad be told him the brooch was his sleeves, that
iver known ee a customer.
The primmer, in hie defence, denied that be wee the
person who went to Atteubotoimh's shop, but this wee
warted in the face of the fact that the eieletsat picked
him oat of more than twenty other posses placed
together at Bow-street station by the
and that the same day the prison pledged treOr ibmirgi‘at'artirele
I be admitted that be received it from a Portuguese Jew of the
Isms of Brown.

Thelory-1713. d him Guilty, sad e former camel:dos vim
proved float him.
The Aaelstaat4udge sentanoed him to three years' penal
servitude.

Damao Brown was Indicted for steeling a dank, value
V. 10s., the property of Wolter Joyce. He plead pul.
Yr. Orridp spewed for the prosecution, hekuctod .by
the Aaeociatisa kr the Proses Pisa of Shoplifters.
It eppend feces Petnesate made by **peeks that the
prisoner Ins a wake Pier al thirllll, and lived
almost astir* speall
ad
C by ids pupils. He
bad been ocovistel sol wee the assoolate of thieves
I SS bad, if not muss eta
The Asairtesavlsdip sseamosi Mu to six pouf peosl
servitude.

Mr. Cressy melded la the &w ad Court.
I Ott the motion of Ma Pewasil, sethaded by Mr. H. H.
Herwood, the court Azad the list
the
the eseekas for
pie=-
ea* year. Mr. Pommel' said the unit bed beta red
with the view of the coathaiseste set merely of the
lathed jades sad the bat of the bar sad the *Mo.
It would be head that a good deal et downtimes would re-
sult from it having bast arranged that boil these would aot
be takes before Thursdays.
Mr. Sleigh, on the part of the bar, maid they were ninth
fadebtad to the court for that kinenesa in arraighag the
bathers, ma far as praettoablo, to slut their conaskaos.