The Express.
London, England, 1858-06-10 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

(Before the Moist/int Judge, et MadmenlL)

.dbda loh, 18, and Bamjan, 30, Sailors, natives of Oude
were indicted for having stolen two watches of the value of
W. 195., the property of Richard Sayer Arnell. They were
also indicted for having stolen two watches and two chain',
the property of Berard Davis.
The prosecutor, Mr. Arnell, wee* watchmaker and jewel-
ler, carrying on Imamate at 98, Edgware-road; and it ap-
peared that on the 10th of May the prisoners, who wire in
Aaatie costume, celled at his shop and said they wanted two
watches fora gentleman, and that they came from the Prince
of Dude's. Two watches were packed up and handed to
Rentjan, who want away, leaving Abdallah in the shop.
In about half-an-hour Ramjan returned, and said be
had not been able to show the watches to the Prince, as he
had gone out, but be had left them with the Princess.
Abdallsh put his signature to a memorandum, and both
went away, Mr. ArneD of course being under the impression
that they really were connected with the Dade firefly. Sub-
sequently Abdallab, Ramjan being in his company, pawned
one of the watches at Mr. OM's, No. 8, Hempstead-toad; the
other was pawned at Ramjan's request by a pram with
whom he lodged In Rwer-strew, Gravel-lane, and
the racesey
obtained upon it we. given to him. In the other mos they
obtained two watches in precisely the woe manner from Mr.
Devi', 430, Easton- . Abdallah told Mr. Davis that he
was Interpreter and reader to the Prince of Dude.
Nawab klehdes Hoollie Khan Bahadoor, great
of Nadir Shah, and secretary to the Prince of 16,
Warwick-road, West, examined through Mina Ally A bee
Shea Bahadoor, interpreter, proved that neither of the pri-
soners belonged to thePrinoe's eetabilehment; but they came
over to this country a menials in the retinue of the Prince
of Dade, who died some maths beck. They had no
authority to say they were cooneeted with any of the family.
The Assistant-Judge told the jog that the prisoners were
guilty if they intended to get posseseica of the watches by •
trick and to deprive the OWIIIIIII of them.
The Jury found them both Godly, and
The Asetstant-Judge gestated each to six months' hard
Motu in Culdbeth-Selde.

(Before Yr. Creasy.)
Bridget Sullivan wee Indicted for the following atrocious
assault upon Robert Baker. The prisoner was a married
woman, and lodged with bar husband in the same house as
the prosecutor, a labourer, No. 9, Garden-pleas, Poplar. On
the 16th of May, the prisoner Ind her husband were quarrel-
ling to the prosecutor'. room, and because be did not interfere
to propel her from her husband's violists she struck him,
need ea the following morning se he was &Rag in the kitchen
she dashed • pot of boiling water in his La. Fortunately he
happened to incline his head, and a great pert of the water
missed him, otherwise the conasqueinme might have bus
most serious • se it wee, the left side of his hoe end Ida arms
were scab& It was thrown trom • tweict
kettle whichee unite and she had deliberately
four large arblbela it, fler the purpose, se ebe laid the
policemen, et meldng Mick all the more to tbe prossostor,
and as it wee baba flar him than water." Tbe pecremeor
bed reweverei from tie elide.

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-Mr. Way peasea-ted ; Mr. Harry far the prisoner.