The Express.
London, England, 1858-08-18 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

(Before Mr. Ashley, Q.C., Ardstaat-Judge.)
Was. Wasik, 21, was indicted for thlosiottsly em
various sus of sows received by hiss est socooottflaig
Rue Meal*, his wrier. He &lied guilty and eras sus•
loosed to sight seethi bard labour.
"/se," • Chasse ship's cook, was Jollied for haring
ids a cost sod whilst, the prosody of Fronds Beim.
He vs cowiled sad orateaced to kw months' hard
%Shows, 17, well educated, was Wield
for baring sliest peeirost sad other shim 15e., tit
property of Willies Theses Mathews, bar father. Ms
pleaded guilty. The preswator voided et Bollord, sad the
prisms left Masses ow the 10th of ma, sad ho widths
maw sat Mid atrtaieg Mbar until the 7th of Angst, what
she leeks mesimity to get into the haws, sad stole a
ver=lis beisogiag to a younger *Mr. Whin she
cab adoswiedged haring got rid of ems of
the is sad sill OS • sloth Gus hed hem Molls fear
biz is atidhel be Wataikaks. TM peo-
masks was • Kbaslosslar. It was der Ikal ems wan
suss wzy skid insmobsese is asassha with lbe sue,
whoa we ast
Tb• Court ssuissei it le dm isostbd hard labour.
Moo Aram 14 esiteled of streft lead hors a
butZli wisseirsod Illillies=lealiont Stem
butter frana ea la9Siowitiora. Hs weil• kia drllei n sat of
nt thief,
and hod Imes suriesed to 12 zeostpallrd labour slier •
prestos. ceerriedes
TM Oast seedused Wm to fire years' penal servitude.
(Before Mr. Cress.)
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Rawl Arthur &isrudorpr, convicted at the last erica
at Clerkenwell, of stealing 160 i. worth of books, thibproprty
of his etoplom, Mr. Nutt of the Strand, wee bro tup forjudgment. The had not made such disc wares es
bebeen with reference to a portion of the stolen
property. leaned Judge sentenced him to three years'
penal minks&
llarporn ATVS, 23, and Morin Dons, 23, were 'i-
diots& for steellag, and also for Isioniously readying, a writ-
ing desk, two madleeticks, and other snicks, the property of
EI irsaWt Imam.
Mr. Way promented ; Mr. Daher appeared for Rogers.
Oa the swig of the 4th Want, • robbery yea com-
mitted at the reiimia of the pressman. No. I, Hsiang-
ton-paide -pedal's Ern, end on the afternoon of the mess
day the property wee recovered, and the two prim:mars tit
the bar tam Into outedy, under circuoistanoes which n-
eeded credit upon two polio, constables, 212 and 196. of
the H diviska. Themeprisoner Rogers lived at Ni.
17, Thrall-sheet,and from circumstances which
came to their oirisdp the two oonstables went to her
been
but she, Nang than approaching (keying evidently
been on the watch), ran in doors to give the abunt. T
followed quickly, and in • back bedroom they found D=
examg • bundle of lefties end doormats, which were In
• desk stolen from the prementrn. The desk itself end the
other stolen articles were found in the room. Davis said
they had been bronght by • men named Jones, who had
shortly before arrived in • cab; bet on being &eked if be had
not been in the osh himself, he mid he had, end explained
that his friend Jones had invited him to ride with him, se
he was in quest of a new lodging. But the Bale prisoner
mid be, Davis, wee the person who had brought the things.
It wee urged on behalf of Rogers that she did know that
the articles had been improperly 001 W by, bat the evidence
left no doubt of her having • Frailty knowledge.
The jury found both prisoners Guilty, and previous coa-
slalom were proved against than.
Davis did not deny that be commiqed the robbery, bat
hoed Rogers would not he punished, as she wee innocent.
Ms wee itentmaed to four and Rogers to three years' penal
servitude.
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Three yeatbs, mesa liessenary Lowly, and Smith, were
Indicted to arobinry ams~ at the mama of Mr.
Augustus Thema. wins merchant, 4, thishant-pleos,Chelees.
One, It appeased, threw his cep down the seas and got
ever the redline as If to recover it ; another handed bim a
bag down the area, and the third kept watch. 'lke one in
the area crept Into the pantry and stole a silver creel-stand.
Their procereithp were watched, and urn informed= given
to the polies they wen apprehended. Smith wee the prin-
cipal la the tramection.
May were band Guilty, and sentenced, Smith to ten and
seek of the ethers to eight months' hard labour.
Bridget Shea, who wee described by the police es " a
confirmed drunkard and iprintitate," although bat 18 years
of age, pleaded guilty to having assaulted a pollorosaMable,
by severely biting his hand, ea wee sentenced to 10 months'
hard labour.
John Molloy was indicted for Waling 18 per& of allk
fringe, and a piece of linen, the property of Edward Bridg-
land, his master.
Mr. Lawrence was counsel for the promotion ; Mr. Meal
for the prisoner.
The heti of this case, which lasted till a late hoar en
Monday, were simply these. The preescater was a linen-
draper of 67 and 68, Okliodanst, Bt. Lake's, and
the poisoner wee en assistant in lie sespieyeesse. The
axle seentlimed to the inaleimella arse morkiehlelly
found is his poesession, bat it amend that time bed boa
a custom in the eatehilskiesee, by whisk the snit eate mob
purchases oa their ova aocest, sad It was lir
the cosaael for the phew, trito yea aam et cha-
racter, =mink sad the hear of • family( thee be bad not
acted with any hkeisee le EM% but hail meat le pay far
them. It aleop=di Ibel-tha aerie we it preferred
until after the had hale at Ilmal gips Ask
sad mho " modem" le the sereent •1111. ele asesset
Wiser for
ha lad idea, of old.beltioard well=
ta =Zeit kee
foi as the breed
ea the hate," ;ores timallepeller
Tbe adh
=l.3ea at the bet me hut, and Is agreed a
teeeeleitseanettag to eraser fa Wake to hi leader
. It rule Is ths yeeettellefa Amp
alYeie bre es
1 Ida
I,4lllFturtitere wad so preeirdhat Ible herb'
beat of the pdateersq=.
Whoa yak 1238=e the rimer
bet odd beer welt the Mop semearoda.
art Mg be meat to eel pay hr It dim
„,:1„ Nit olives this *
• Gam his service. CVE
rehire • II MOM was marched, the plies of thew
which a ever a yard, sad wee marked, was
Zoned Is•
nibs was thee
The jury ahl, Oft some 22dedenidon, agreed toe
verdict of Nod
The prisoner; waned in a state of great nervous
excitement, warmly expremal his gratitude, and was halm-
Widely liberated.