The Express.
London, England, 1858-09-21 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

The sittings of the court for the 10.011 which connonwed
on the Bth inst. at Clerkenwell were resumed yesterday morn-
lag ao the Guildhall, Westainater, Wore Mr. Peehley,
Q C., Aelitent-Jedge; Mr. Crew*, Mr. Halswell, Dr.
Bataan, wad Mr. Gould. There were tinaty-sight addi-
tions' ones for Iris], besides the bail
The Awistmist-Jodp delivered a short charge to the rund
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1101010111110 JURORS.
On the maws of the parsons summoned on the tranvia
jury boles cad over, several excuses wire offend,
tie 'mead urged Wig the frequency with whisk some
tradesmen wore regrahei to perform the duty of jurors, while
many of their saibboars, particularly persons of wealth
end stades above a tradesman, were never summoned at all,
tie very rawly. Ono gentleman said he had served for Mx
maths on the annsparica jury, and not long since was sum-
moned to the amisor, which he thought a great hardship
smos him, while ethers whom be knew were never troubled..
Use jurymen
saeild to be mewed on the ground that he was
siO-fivs year et age.
The Assistant Judge mid that the method of summon.*
rested not with the evert, but with the bailiff and his o
thsy no doubt did ae the law as ft at present existedil
sgahed or emigellsel theta to Is. The court could sot alter
the law, it bad merely to edmideter it, and the pawns ORr
mold ea pense mast serve, allbliough It might be, and no
err &Wit It was is emu, hithates, • htedalp upon thew
somplet le the muse frequently put forward on the
pigs, that, ta het, was no mouse at all. If the
MRS INIIRMInaI on the jury the pesos, whatever
be lit eft_ wee liehie to lie susemmed end be to
'mew. The bet of pima Wag seer elegy pen ep
edited hie le have hi rime sowed ten the list, sod
Os gay esilmejuselses, hid • shies in the last week ie
kraal, way yew, he the purpose of hewing seek ob-
jectless, ead germs bemigeha Weed sad
see think* seem IWO !Am _ _

T
liar to tho bin said map owe
was taken to Andante the They meld sot
avoid a law isethitni mem, lant Adman from tbe jurors
having
too be tam been Waoludnekr alma, Metes* 'Me
CrharimelAossy, 26, nem indicted km baying Moles a
roataining ...rims apparel, mane IW., the
of Joint 'antic, from tha terref ash, with assaalP"St
potiot-oosetable, Abraham iwwwsi,6, rime his
annhealoa.H. plosied gait, and It ma song that he
hM bat recently sorsa ant • sestmee of bar rani penal
servitude. The mart now stnamsol him to awe yores.
Mr. Lisliar prosmird ; Mr PM Mosel lie It=
Wiliima Davis. 94, or ismlimull hirkississrly
a number of amen same of uney, in an to ahem
reenved by him oa soot of Timm Meek lb

This charge wu pained against the primmer as tar
beak as I 1866, Mee which time las tad bass es %mate
at ROMA! Navin neovand, he was
ht e& or bat trial o=l.l madoes, bat the am me
ailjemmiL has the troldmos 0..4 it appeared that
the Imagoes' was a illkwita. sal 1M Oemer and to take
art silk. Ilaustaital web maw Men the onetament, and
dud medi a bed INS ~ran "Craroeseater mid he led me whe b pram the chine,
and that • bettor or Emma Want somas so one could ham
had than the prboase ; bat ha get into bad company, opal
whom he aims the imam be Mole, and when be yea de-
tected M want mad.

TM jury hod tM iessasit guilty, end he was sontatad
to two mamas' impriamment.
Patrick. Camay, 111, mil Patrick Welch, 31, were indided
for unlawfully aissaftg Charles Button, a metropolitan
polio. constable, In the execution of his duty. Conway
pleaded malty ; Wash was found Catty. They were sock
automata to bar month: hard labour.
Hammy Masa 18, was indicted for staling 63 yards of
cloth, value 161., the of William Dian, in his
dfourroning-Mass. H• guilty, and was salaamed to
months' herd labour.

Rokrt Stiteent,N,was isdkeed for stealing a diver cream-
,an and cabin. articles, valve 304, the property of iasee
Stuart Binger, in hi* dweillag-hosse. He eras convistad,
and a realm conviction Irma proved. ilentanced to twelve
mouths' hard labour.

The grand jury ignored a bill preferred against Charles
Francis Wroe. a porter at St. Martin's Workhouse, for an
indecent assault upon a girl named Barry.
(Before Mr. Cressy.)
Edward Wilson, 26, horeedealsr, was indicted, charged
with stealing a horse, value 151., the property, of William
Bacon.

Mr. Doyle prosecuted; Mr. lungford defended the
primmer.
It appmred from the evidence that the prosecutor, who
lived at &gullet, in the month of May, 1867, turned out •
hone, his preprty, up m Staines Moor, to pare, and on the bat
at October it wee missed. Oa the Ste of September, 1867,
between eta and eight o'clock in the evening, the prisoner
was met about 100 porde from Staines Moor Gate, by Police-
'armed Atter, 27 T, with a hone, and wished him "Good
eight" ea he passed on. On the 6th of October the ser-
pent reoeived tsformation that a horse anamenvg the de-
acripSon of that the prisoner had with him on the night in
question had been stolen from the Moor, and having aide
Inquiries he learnt that • sitnilm horse was at Newbury,
in Berkshire, and comintaticated with Mr. Bacon, the pro-
secutor. Oa the Bth of October, 1867, Mr. Bacon, from in-
fonsation that he received, went to Newbury, and
lusvfag dmoriMd his horse to flepesintandent DMZ%
wow with Ides to a stable sad there identi-
fied the SIN which had been stolen from him. On
the nth of October Superintendent Dean*, who had
payload, seen the prisoner with the bone In hie porth-
oles at the Bleck Beer Ina-, ard, at Newbury, observed ea
edvartimemet in the Polity Goats tor a horse entwerlng
Me description of the one he had cent, and somedintllet
& Weed the horse. On the 19th of October Mr.
am*, identified the horse, swore to it before the Mayor al
Beading, and took It away. About the 26th of Assail,
11168, from information he received, be (Mr. Deems) wine to
Brill. in Backinghamshins, and there found the prisoner in
custody. When told what he wee charged with he amid he
knew nothing about it, end denied having ever been at New-
bury.
Mr. Langford, for the pi imam, said he purchased the
bons at Brockley, and also set op en alibi for him.
The jury found the prisoner Orilly of remit Mg the horse.
Mr. Creasy sentenced him to imprisonment and hard
labour for one year.
Angier deverrl. W. cook, was indicted for Mean three
forks and other articles, vales 30e., the property at Philip
Dshaaa

171Slisr.kie pmercated ; end Mr. P. H. Lewis dellintled
the *sume
The prosecutor is the kesp of a restaurant, No. 48,
Leioester-maare, and the Owner entered his employ ea
cook. He wee discharged in Almost, end after ha was
some knives, forks, spoons, and linen were missed. c
articles produced were Ida property. These articles were
found In the poseemica of a man named Leon, with whom
they wire Ws by the prisoner for sale, be stadia' that they
belonged to Ida. He knew the smirks by then worn ap-
pearance, sad they cerreepondsd with those which he had
now In rasa.

la oreseeminization by Mr. H. F. Lewis the immeoutce
admitted that be had been convicted of keeping a brothel Is
this emu% set for white int wee immiscated for Was zactMlse.
Ha bed Yes iseedmis In Marrfiretrest and in Qtasen-etreet.
The Warn was Is hie minim for two swaths. bat wee
berm lYbessety wee respected. H. did bet
inegiabWrigaMell bonne, elthough they were left behind
for met flays eiftwr he wee discharged. He hod never ear
Leon, nor did ha know that the primer was about to aster
into partnership with him.
Mr. H. F. Lewis having addressed the jury,
Mr. Cressy summed up, end the Jury returned a verdict of
141 raty.