The Express.
London, England, 1856-12-11 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 11, 1856.

to was guilty of iialkdosity pabliablag thus awl

Mr. derjrat Shea at the sloe et tM *Latin ease sub-
mitted that there wee ae evider's te geM thejary that the
defeadaat had published the Alga Melees ratter.
The Chid Berea mid We M
ss. Selowea, of St. Peol's
ed
Clouelyerd,bed sellemsa for • lighter
°Tease. There wee es Maeda die bet ef that deterrent's
betide addible& glen Mathias la Idesbep seer a publics-
tee sarMsresemgisiesd ed.
The idoodest es Weiierd, lasted inert emphatleally
Met he had bed w=tibelever to de with the pieties
wrguMlitig Me beedblik er ewes, sad Ibte he
lad Is se way lettetwel the =Ma, swiegt by
la his shop Media lOW bed bees forwsrdedirt=
thawagh theme.
Xi.. °MIN tree aloe embed he the deb es, aid alaled
*et thapisteelff had Wadded to bar bit belief that Mm de.
Make* let me "pgres:l" the Ihs., but that be
bed dateradeed Mos se,
be kaaw that be
would "split ea the whole dal he was put law the
whamsTbouleheelf bed tobt bee tbat alto was melt
older Asa her beshowl, who had mak ea hottest wow of
her whoa be sasevied bar. (Laughter.)
Mr. flobieses—Thee you are ea had terms with the
plalatiff
The Chief Dina—l should my she has be to. good moon sot to

No farther eviinewe laviselteee eallad for the defence,
The loseentjedun ie;the awns of hie ewaraing up, said
that them win had smut eieshielees esailensy. It was
a aside ofgrNy rid of es Mid* der.aosthaa Its real
worth, sod, lehrod, was only earekee atm for a lottery.
The lieueills. however, for the ounaidluatien of the jury
was, whether they were of °plebe that the ikleedaet had
bun guilty of pablishin`the allspd libel by gob, the
headbill In his shop.
The jury Moles onsaltod for a sendierelde tine said
they ebbed to retire so they could not epee, but at the
sugestion of his lordship, Own wu withdraws.

BLOOMSBURY COUNTY COURT.—Dac. 10.
=MI O.A =ATI. lift
MAYMOPT 9. LIXGOWILL.-81ILVAJIT'S L 170011071.
Is this sue the phiatlti, Huy llayoroft, • demotic
sereent, bright an astir spirt tits defeadast, • maiden
lady, melding at sad proprietress of a here is Mortimer-
street. Caysadhh-raus, to room a moutli'sW•fiN in lieu
of • mouth's wanting.
The defentlaat did sot heirelf appear, but was repromard
by her brother.
It appeared that the plaintiff had registered her same
at Yr. Thompson's offer foe ssnanta la Osfordetreet,
from whines she was savaged u hessimald (her escapades),
at the yearly wages of 161. On plaintiff gdag there, on the
16th of November last, sad introdacisg bee largsga into the
hill, the Misdeal said, "Oh, what $ load of luggage.
=,) I ern admit all that, yes mast take part
(Laughter ) Plalstiff saH she had so where
M nark beteg a streapr is Diodes, sad therefor when
the was her luggage asset he. Defendant than regaled that
elm wadi rale received with sash a quetity stbeggsgo,
and dr mos Ism with it, which on haying preireil a
esb she AIL

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bo 1111111111111ide aa extossivo x, a auks smaller
Messed a bona be:, by man too heavy a Immo for a
andel ornost. (Lasibtor.)
Rh Ream observed that the dohne of those Wag too
mai *ems woo ao saner la no shin but Maid men
to no medh of ths plane& Rs am so mans ta a
nun of senommt, sad shond donde asmodbily.
iodising he *toff with some.

wets alma about the Sow, bat all the @lbw sees wore
gem. The rinser }Unbolt wu eppedmadisd at Wool-
y,* souse time afterwards, having bean la gowledy es
Rawls thug; when she node a dimmest erassaiiii the
nbloory will.* led to the opprobrium el the
ithasety sad Roden, at Hs. d, Bdwardolsest, i
rook salte a ',meaty ed the skis posparty
woe `wee
osee possession derliness
ft thle ether
CrMere eviiumele se So sod Meanly
amd ther
lees sees wails( up ead dam la AGM of the pro-
eesellse's limo ea the deg el the rehhosp, md Rodeo was
pond to boom dimmest do end nosy oaths )Mloo self.
dos. tibia mess isolosod_ by pallablahSal sad ideallfist
Theatolmossisassaanskseßasolosa when ohs was lakes isle
owsted7 wee
maid she said when sow milled
upea feeler dame. maid, I should serer have had
IllWabate de wlsit this robbers If Jihad not bees foe thle
WM& Zahn. 11110111M10 *ohms lawkki etionealisay.
Ills used w talk to as, awl ohs tail am tale gauss fa
Weak sod lee *Wren Mot, booms her Mabee& was in
Idols ke hifte a sslimmea. we odd **geoid get him
out fee for end ibis she hod get VOL Womb it, sad said
las to Onion sisaselag towards raids, the 10e. I said I
had get mattes to oho her, and she than looked nth to lend
hoe May mentor's that would not be missed
while the was eat et town, whke she could pledge
lm a littlewhile, sad then return to me. I sold No.' She
thee said I *soil have them bulk fa • week, and she so
persuaded see that at last I loft her • blasket and two lines
sheets, and two table cloths, whisk able pawned aid bad the
money. She gave me the thee; and it was found Ls my
box, but I did not do it. As ski did not bring that back
la the agreed time, I wrote to where she had told as she
lived-44 Edwaretstreet, ilasdasd-road—and the came to
my master's. She said she email astride= them, sad asked
ate to give her • dim open sat of she plate, which was
not so likely to be atimed, sad she weld sell that and get
the other *this est. I odd No.' She salad me Umy
master did net leave his keys at borne oometimes, and I
mid Yoe. She said I could get the keys sad she could
rob the cupboard; sad she got a ehisel and went up stairs
sad broke • cupboard open end took • lot of thisgs oat.
She weal to Mr; Mount's bed and opened it end filled two
pillow emu with feathers out of it and thin sewed it up
win. She took the teethes' away, but I nom had •
farthing. After the cupboard bad bees broken open, she
told me that I should be sure lobe taken into thathdy when
it was found at, and said I had better let her admit two
thieves who could rob the house and I could say it was
den* while I was out, or they could tie me to the bed-post,
so that it should meta that I had nothing to do with the
robbery, and bad been tied there by the thieves. She west
to the door sad lot in • tall man named Harry, sad
after that let la soother man named Jack. Plumy
was outside. Harry talked about marryieg me sad
promised to take me to Scotland. They then
robbed the house bat I had nothing to do with It.
When they mated me to be tied to the led-poet I said,
No, where you go I shall go too.' I west away with
them. Harry took se about in a eab la the City-reed sad
made Re half-draak. He then took me dews to Hinting-
hem with him. I was with him one night, sad neat
la
iaboadasted me without • poesy, sad left me.
Awas kind mph to pay my firs op to Leaden
as F when I caws lip I went to this masa AiNea's Mess.
Site tell me to Ey somewhere mail Ws spiel, the yob-
bery was discovered, sad Mr. Mood transseport eif
I was Mod. I thew went to Woolwida sad lived theses with
a woman. A waxen gave sae is show for stealing a depil-
ate far two &km, bat I was diaillsosed, arid then a pollee-
ass less se es this shame. I this tali the whole truth,
the tam as I how Mid lie Jury now. It's all true what
I've NIL I sew skald lave dose it if It had not bees'
for Rodeo, but they never gave me one 'may out of It.
lam very sorry; but I was led away by her over-per-
auxin. Whom at Hinalaglisa Harry asked me to be a
aineAlad
am." sod de as he did, hat I said, He,' sad he abst-
_ _

The phew mods tide statement is a very sanest man.
ner and it nada ems emeatlen la mart. Roden looked
fame, sad se as hod repeaSedly threatened violins to
Hudson, one of the ped eMeeseMsed between them.
Flaunty, la hiedelbase, said he was not in the robbery,
and It was sot true that be rented the house where the
things were found.
A rest book, in whish his mate appeared ea the Umiak
was put ia.
Bodes said the ankles, many of them, were ber own.
Mr. sad a rag woman who had bees his ear-
mat hakes positively identified nearly all the
property preduseil. floor of the court was strewn with
dubber.
The Amisteat-Judge bevies summed up,
The jury at ease baud all time rheum
The ails= slated lhat dm plasm Finnerty had been
is motody keseseMag a di. me% but he was sequined. It
was farther stilted that daresas alluded to as Harry was
W. tieket.of.leave . N w kerma of Roden.
X. Sleigh said, with m Harriesne that when she
was taken she at oars gave the Ishumalion upon which
the other winners were takes, aM this. was so doubt
whatever that what she kad said was literally true, that she
had been a dupe in the hands of a onnaing, sebtle woman,
thee prisoner ham, an her amonsrliees. That was Hi.
Mount's opinion, and, under the ciroumatinoes, there was
no desire to press de ems against her, except so far as the
intimate of publi•justiew imperatively demanded.
The Assistant- edge said that giving Harrison full
credit for having told the whole truth, and he believed she
had, he Gould sot treat her NW se Gait of ordinary larceny,
sad the panabmsat she would motive would be a warning
to other Derawsin sot to allow miens to interfere with pro.
light
left la Moir sue. Her sentence, however, would be
light la eamparlson with that es the other: prisoners. Be
should seatemes her l• he taps to hard labour for me year.
Midas was this temrwd kess Medea.
The Aselehmt4edge the mid the ease u regarded
Finned/ aM Rodea was wfdaly Merest their guilt wee
far wane dean Harrison's, kr the latter had been their tool
and vislim. The court would menu the public from their
deprodedians for some time to eine. The 'intoner on 'soh
of them woe Mx yeen' peal servitude.
Richert Pmelval, a remeetable-looking man, surrendered
for trW as • drape of stealing three apples, the property of
the Orme Neelbera Railway Company, his employers.
Mr. Lawman was omen' for the prosematim. Mr. Met-
calfe for Ike prhoaer.
After hmirWg the evident*, and Mr. )letealk's address,
the jury fated the prisoner Not Guilty.

Cul° Colet*, so Italian, lately belonging to the German
Legion, was indietad for attempting to stab Charles Osborn,
George Dudley, Charlie NUM*, aad Charles Hewitt, with
intent to do them grievous bodily harm.
It appeared that the prisoner was outside a pabliokouse
in Hun -street, Horton, at 11 o'clock on the entities of
the 7th of Nommher,and he was seen by the potasaa Osborn
to attempt to stab a fissile. The potsnan gun him a knock
on the head with a " long arm," an article used to pub
public-house window shatten up, to prevent hie suiting
the woman, whet the prisoner inroad round and attemited
to stab him.. _ . .

Mr. Dudley, a tradesman end StiLitoe witnessed the
natter, and they in tarn beams objeew of the prisoner's
fury, and be struck about right sad left with a dagger.
The prisoner urged, through en interpretw, that the
vowels had robbed him, and he oily wasted satisfaction.
He wished to know why ha was Interfered with

The jury found him Molly.
Mr. Creasy said the prisoner and Ms countrymen must be
made to understand that such conduct was severely paulahed
in tble country.
He sentenced him to twelve months' hard labour.