The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-20 00:00:00

IN LI IDWAID 0110101 1L1C1.7,A 1111017 LS 711111714

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sear 64.6", war opposed by Mr. Pritchard, ltvery-stable
Uwe, la Relltheapime.
tallies carapilita mas • had sailer somewhat singular etas
tamatimoat A pima semi Phillips left at Mr. Pritchard',
Mabie • bona, cart, sod banana. Oa the next day the Is-
Woad maw and claimed theta aa him own, saying Philip
wed Ms servant, and had Men getting drunk. The harm,
coot, sad harness, were delivered to the insolvenr. in the
allersom, Phillip., who WO left the property, came for it,
mad Wigwam afterwards went to the ineolveat's shop in
Tealealism-conrt-read. Phillips had brought ea wales
rMr. Pritchard, and that creditor had to pay about
at the home and cart. He then wed the hooleent sad
got a medic; sad be wed now in custody. Mr. Pritchard
had loot upwards of 901. by the admit.
The cam waa before Mr. Cimaraimkoor Murphy, who
melted the attendance of Phillip', sad it weestated that he
could not be Maud. Further evidence was now=ien. The
insolvent said Phillips owed hint • debt for and ha
sold the horse, cart, and harness for 1111., and paid is own
mat out of the money. He (iosolveut) had before taken the
benefit of the act.

Kr. Deputy Commissioner Dowse said It !nobodies". mush
Ilk. a conspiracy between the Insolvent and Phillip,. kr.
Prltcherd was a /Reims loser, and the insolvent would be
remanded for hl. dukes In the transaction..

The coati gave . judgment of eight calendar months' kn.
prisostrirtit from the awing cedar, at the suit of Mr. Prit-
chard, for,frand.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
Giorgi 411111, ee elfeely won of rospeotable eppetrauce,
surresdered to take hie trial upon a charge dwilful end cot-
ntri4j4
F. H. Lewis conducted the prosecution ; Yr.Dorle
wen counsel fee the defendant.. -

chmitiertTeeout of • ;Woe that was geefernel to the
Woolwich County Court.,when the present leimitemt tined
the prosecutor for en .mount which he 'Rigel to be tee to
ilia for goods sad work don. by him. Urea the beselog of
the *fat, the prosecutor, Mr. Thomas Weed, a
carpenter and builder,residisg intim adobbeerbeed of Dept.
ford, at which place the defeadent curies ea the husbere of
• blacksmith, produced a receipt for 21. as pert of a est-elf,
end be alleged that this sum had been Mt by bin to the
defendan on the 13th of November, 1868. TM receipt wee
repsdl altogether by the defendant, sad be ewers thst no
meth sum of mosey wee Mt to him on the day ametiosed,
sad this was the materiel allegation of perjury upon which
the went kodletand wee sought to be supported.
Mr. Doyle made a very aide speech to the jury for the &-
limo, end he ailed 'Messes wh3 gave • different vereim to
the statement alleged to have been made by the deiendent
before the county clan Judge. The defendant also received
en eminent chameter Ma • umber of roe/notable whams's.
The Itextrike, treeing summed up, the jury immediately
returned • verdict of Net °witty.
Lowy Woodrow Ilats,l7, • genteel looking youth, pleaded
guilty to several indictments charging him with steeling
cheques, and else • gold witch sad chew value 261.
Mr. Poland .was instructed to prostate; Mr. Robison'
wee connect for the &Mee. _ _

The prisoner, who was stated to be very respectably won-
areed, pleaded guilty to the whole of the charge, mad Mr.
Robinson erred in Ilia behalf, aa mitigating ciroararp cac.2
his youth, and the temptaticn to which be had been
by the absence of his wester, during which he bad stolen the
property that was the subject of the different Miasmas.
The Recorder muttered the prisoner to three years' penal
malts&

.liti;islfroat, 29, pleaded guilty to an indictment wble
charged him with being faloniouly at lugs in tbie country
before the expiration of a period of traneportation to which
be Ind been sentenced.
.

r. Omdse, who appeared for the primmer, said he warn
instructed to mote that he was sentenced to transportation
for t.ri years, in the yam 1854, for burglary, it being his
firet offence. He wee rent abroad, and conducted himself
so well, that, in 1864, a ticket of leave was granted to
him, and in 1856 he received a conditional pre
dos, the condition of coarse Ming that he alionid
not return to Enpfiland. It appeared that some property was
afterwards left to ire, and in- l&58, at the solicitation of his
Mende, ha cum to this country, end he had conducted
self In a most respectable and creditable manner down to the
period when he was taken into custody.
The Recorder mid that the court was compelled by the
statute to pass a certain sentence in such mese but he would
respite the judgment, and he at the same timei expremed an
' opinion that it was a cuss in which the Bseretary of State
would interfere, end declare the prisoner fres from any
(wetter punishment.