The Express.
London, England, 1867-05-11 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 11, 1867.

taco fide Mona.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.-MAT 10.

Sittings in Baneo.—(Before the Lord Chid Baron and
Barons Martin, Bramwell, and Pigott.)
ATTORNEY-GENEKAL r. nAsix AND OTHERM.

This was an information of intrusion, brought by the
Attorney-General against blows. 'Akin and Ifku.ley, who
were ilheriffs of Middlesex in February, lafiri, and two of
their officers, for having unlawfully intruded into her Ma-
p•sty's ancient royal palace of Hampton Court ; awl by
the consent of the parties at eptathil cane had been stated
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fur the opinion t Leir lordahq.•.
The 19.iicitor-1:, nnral and Mr. M'Mahon appeared for
the crown, and Mr. I,tunin, Q.C., and, Mr. Day for the
def..n•Lents. _ _

The Court postponed judgment.

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CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

(refine the Common Fkrjeent.)

j„h,, Tht,ol4,C,C.Vrt, 22. and Julia Arrhi4ald,24,
three fellows having the appearance of costerniongm-s.were
indicted for a highway robbery with violence on George
Morrie, and dealing from Ms person a half-crown, a Oulu,
a pocket knife, and a pocket handkerchief.
Mr. Cooper conducted the proreention ; and Mr. Lesley,
with whom W. 1.1 Mr. Straight, defended the prisoners.
The prosecutor was is labouring man in the employment
of aleeeri..lackson anal Shaw, the builders and contractors,
and lives in lloniney.street, Westminster. Shortly after
11 o'clock on the night of Sunday, the 14th April hest, he
was passing homeward,' when he saw the three prisoners
(whom he has known by eight for some time) standing
near the Palace Hotel, at the comer of Tothill-street, toge-
ther vrith another man out in custody. Pursuing hisdireet
course tho prosecutor creased Victoria-street into (:rest
Sinith.street, when the man not in custody pieseal in trout
of him, while the three prisoners followed him. The
fourth man gave a signal by shouting the word "
whereupon the prisoner Archibald seized the prosecutor
from behind by the throat, plate al his hand upon his
mouth, thrust one of his knees into his back, and then
forced lien backwarls, anal rendered him pettedly power-
lees. The pri Amer Coyle seismal his hands, while the third
iansuner (Casey) rifled his pockets, taking from him the
money end other articles mentioned iu the indictment.
Archibald seal Casey then both ran sway, but the prosecu-
tor retained his hold of Coyle until the other two cause
back to the rescue of their companion. who tripped up the
prosecutor, send after kicking him on the eyes and side of
the head with crest violence, he and the other two male
their escape. The prosecutor returned to Victoria-street.
where he met I'olice.eonetable Cocks,ll2l3,to whom lie told
what hat lisprened to him, and at the same time gave the
otlicer a full dereription of his assailants, and the officer
at once remembered them (who were well known to the
police), and had seen them together in Tothill-street a few
niinntes before the robbery wu committed. The three''
prisoners were taken separately into custody on the follow-
ing day, end were severally picked out from among a
dozen other men, and fully identified by the prosmntor.
Several other constables proved that the three prisoners
were constait associates with each other, and had been
seen together on the night of the robbery.
The defence set up was an alibi in the ease of each of the
pr..oners, to support which numerous witnesses were
examined.
Mr. Straight summed up the evidence fax the prisoners,
and Mr. Cooper having replied ou the whole ease,
The Common Serjeaut autumnal up the evidence with
great core anal minuteness, and
The jury, after live minutes' deliberation, returned a
verdict of Guilty against all the prisoners.
In reply to the court, the conetrible, ('oaks, said that
the prisoners had never been convicted of felony, but all
of them had suffered imprisonment for riotous conduct
and assaults.
The Common Serjeant, in passing sentence, mid that
if they had been before convicted of felony the court
would have passed upon them a sentence of penal dui-
( Ludo. With regard to Coyle, who hid been guilty of such
brutal violerce to the prosecutor after the robbery had
been perpetrated, the sentence) was 1S months' impute's.
I ment with hard labour. As to the other two prisoner.,
( Casey anal Archibald, the sentence was 12 months' im-
prisonerent with hard labour.
This being the last ease of the session, the court at its
( riming adjourned to Monday, June 10.

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