The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-24 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSION&

(Before Mr. Creuy.)

The ball oases were takes to-day.
Hoary !Foliar was Indicted for having anaulted !Ulm
Bredhery, the wife diatom Bradbury, 5, New Peter-street,
Warminster.
The parties lived in the n house, and there was contra-
dietary evidence. There had bean a quarrel between the
primmer's wife end the prowscutrix.
The jury found the prisoner Not Guilty.
Mr. Hawthorne was for the prosecution' ; Mr. Ribton der
fraded.
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Rodurg Dow's, cosvicted of felosiously receiving articles
sbsien by finale shoplifters, his associates, and disposing Cl
gem, was brought up sad sentenced to three years' penal
servitude

.14471;;irk Leaek, journeyman baker, oonvicted of embank,-
mat Attie a previous conviction, was brought up for jadr
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Ste lamed Judge slid the ordinary role fa each a ere
es tide weal be to pass a moms of pawl revitede; tot
eoeseqesetee of »presentations whiob hod twee ride is.
risig the prima», the attentign of the medial adhere of the
pion tad bees celled to him, and acting upon inierawalea
received from thorn, be shoal 'Wrist from posseng a mates»
of that sort. At the acme time he had to observe that he had
received letters and document respecting Ws eau fro»
persona, what or whoever they might be, who riser» Utile
maderemed the positiou of one filling a kaki"l eitnatfaa, sad
web a omen as they had adopted WY as anew spied
=Yand good same. Hs had an ender sod s=
. F.... ut discrimireatbeg the senteaces to be pseud
apes persona convicted of atm, and Widely dieregardbtri
dee toesnennitatioes he had received, bat,stage pon the la-

formation he had received from tie; medical ofllCers of the
gaol, and a most cashil consideration of the circumstances
of the cue, be should mutates the primer to 12 mouths'
bud labour. It wea not only indecorous but highly hu-
mps" for persona to address communication' to • Jod
mews • matter of which be bid to form en opinion upon the
017011/19WICAMI publicly end speedy Investigated before him,
sad for the sake ,af decency ha hoped it would not be re-
=Platter
Tlas prisoner was then sentenced to 12 months*

Elijah Caitlin 19, footman, who was convicted on his own
asbestos of steeling three bottles of wine, was brought up
for judgment.
'lke learned Judge meld it appeared the prisoner hai been
In the habit of robbing his muter' a gentleman residing at
Highgate, by making toe of faleskeys. It was a very bad
noes indeed, but the prosecutor had most kindly and most
earnestly recommended him to mersy, on account of which
he should pass upon him the eentenos of eight months' hard
labour.

An application was mad* to the Court for an order of re-
stitution of some wood which had bon stolen by • man
named Box. convicted lad maidens. The Assistant J•dge
ordered at the time that it me to be restored, but two per-
sons to whom portions had been sold now ottended, sad odd
they bought the wood for what it was worth, and had worked
it ep in trade, and could not therefore give it back.
The learned Judge amid they had been directed to give up
the peoporty, and had not dons so. They could km given
the vales of it to the prior man who had hem robbed of it,
bat indeed they oboes to art their own opinions end notions
against the law of the land. Tory would find that too strong
for them. lie should not mats as imperative Dad immediate
order, ma the matter woe originally before Mr. Bodkin, the
Assistant Judge, who would be here next maim,
but he shou`d advise theta to give to the promoter the vale*
(tithe property of which ha bad been robbed, end they had
received, before next tension, or they might find that the
wart wee not only not to be set at delianue, hut that it had
mote power to enforce its order, end further to direct pro-
mentices foe retarding the due admiciotration of juatioe.

(Before Mr. Payne.)
Patrick Farrell, late • policeman of the 9 division, 386,
surrendered to take his trial upon so indictment for so
assault upon Basneasb, the wife or Henry Jenkins, • lamp-
lighter, living at 17. John-street, Portland-town.
Mr. Lawrence woo outuisel for the preirecatioa, and said
the eircumaitances of this eve were of a somewhat extraoreft-
'Nary character. The privoter was on the beat where the
trio lived, and lied been in the habit of calling bee
re=d up at early !more of a morning, se be bad to put
lamps out for the Imperial Om Cowpony; for that he woe
pie di. • week. One morning he celled him up at *boat
ljwitfitir three,
rema m
edin he
bed:lin:, out
hr lids rounds. Mat
bsad bad gone oat,
and dropped off to sleep. To her estonishment eke wee
awoke by the band of • strange man beteg placed an bat
breaat, sad the word " Holt°. !" being mid to her fa a eery
soft and whispering manner. She looked, and, finding it was
uot her husband, ecreasued out, and the pelt:cater, for be it
was, ran out of the room. He had his uniform clothes ea,
and the bedclothes were not disturbed; be wile lying on the
outside. He got sway for the moment, but en alarm was
glee& and be was brought back, singularly engugh, by the
husband, who had been Informed of the circumstance by •
lodger in the house who had posse in pursuit.
Mr. Ribbon sppeared for the prisoner, and proemial to
explain that the anfortunato occurrence originated in a
=Wake.

TiePrienter pleaded guilty to the common sea alt;
and be wee found/4r Gluing on the other counts of the
✓est charging the more serious Ores.
CertiOcatna of good cherscler airs prebend.
The learned Judge, in prong rawnee, esti he had cow
salied his learned colleague (ldr. Cram) spa the am, sad
they both agreed that the proper anuses to pre maid be
isgehosteeot tor • month. According r the ellresser
hie favour, the priesher's =duct had boa vary ismarel
head disgrsoefsl.
hatunce a s =cedes imprisonment, sal as V.
.416ert Altana, a emaielebholarklag id valkarsseded
young ern, ennerlerted to take h trial for eeshiselles the
sera of Si., received by his for and on acertat of Ws aseter,
Alf red spar.
Mr. Langford and Mr. Poland were for the proestatha
Mr. Metcalfe defended the petscher.
The rue raised In this as was a serious our, sad
ace painful for the jury to decide, either the guilt
or the primmer or the 0011-61611billie of s receipt par
dated spirt him to the sea aisle& The prosecutor
aria glees mad hod darer Pw salt the sert-
ewer ass his tallatelarals& It vas that he hall
nerved fiL trees MAW Cremetheolort Rossell-pleas.
Libros, oil sad slams % tor whist hs neat recanted,
sr a receipt for whir wapipeelesuL Than bed beta bag-
acs trenescross hogwash M. Oyer sad lb. Omerhril. The
body of the receipt war wales Y kit el a illiteat has le
that el the elawarare awe the pew atm awl the Ram
of " Hoeft" wee writers isterwl "Alture."
The pealeattor rid he thought the =Nei ]list Ike the
pistatee.
afar s long:trial tie learned lags sward sp. sad told
the jury that they hoed hot say alleeleedg Uwe the paten