The Express.
London, England, 1858-04-09 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

(Before Mr. Pulley, Q.C., Aadstasit-Judgv.)

Bwkinehant, 18, Henry Baker 24, .Fleatieh
tansy, 38, and Catherine Dunn, 38, were indicted for having
stolen three cloaks, and other articles, value 31. 10s., the
PrVof Ranh Hilton.
neme of ths planetaria was printed in the Calendar
" Conk," instead of " Sarah " Hilton. Such mistakes are
of frequent ocean:mos, but it is understood that the fault
doss not lie with the officers of the Howe of Detention, but
Is owing to the indistinct manner in which the names are
written in the commitments in many Mamma in others,
it has been alleged that the fault is the mines. The im-
portant), of names being accurately given is obvious.
Tits robbery charged against the prisoner' was committed
at No. 2, Weetbourne-park Villas, on the 19th of Febraary.
The 'videos, did not prove the oats mann any of the
gXaexcept Baker, who had waisted. He was found
y;sthe others were acquitted, but detained, the court
taking time to consider whether they should not be balloted
as accessories after the fact. - - -

A former conviction Ina proved wand Baker under
which be wee eentenoed to 7 rare be
underwent. He was now antemoadter:lnt"m4sees' puma nerd-
tads.

Timm Ellis, 79, Wis. Hood, Sll, and John Chewsll, 39,
wen Indiotod for steam asysral plass of iron, the property
if her Mnjesty's Commissioners of Woods and Works.
Mr. Plumptre appeared for th=sention ; Mr. Way and
Mr. F. H. Lewis wine for the d

The" eMs7spnsticitTe learned counsel for the prosecution
was that the pelsoners taws in the employment of a ocetraotor
under the Beard of Works, and were
/UMW at weeks rug on in the vacant spot at the corner of
in the act of carrying of • gamely of ben,
which they wee old rubbish, bat which proved to be
qof an iron poet, evidently helm up for the Impose of
removed.
evidence did not prove the (sharp spinet Haat, and
he was depuitted.
Correll and Bllis we Cbterietrar sad sentenced, the former
to eight months' herd labour, the Wer to six months'.
(Being Mr. Cressy.)
draw Collett, 40, sad Blicabeek 0111ett, 41, his wife, were
Indicted for steeling two boots and a mat, the propraty of
Isook Magnus, the employer of the heels prisoner. The
man was also charged with receives.
The presenter wee a shipping agent, eadding is Heenan-
street, Oxixrdratreet, sad the heeds wes hi ent-
reat. Ia ammequeme of a good imay Grails harlot been
missed, empleita was eatertelaed of bar, and all was
waked. Oim she west eat kr the damn beer, sad wee
mat M mei lor le whom die ono a pair of sew
heole, her emelles property. He wee taken tato emady,
sad the met he was wearing was recognised as Mr. Wag-
am's. It had ben stolen a short tune belay. The male
mil his wife gave him the things, and he did not
=I
d she bad stolen than. Altogether the prose-
mist issisbaat 12W. worth of property ; bat since the woman
MI ism is eastody nothing had been missed.
d.
efrecelamr.
Tatkiary hod the wife Guolly at stealing, and the hus-
OW,
net presoak" stated that he bed smertained that the
*maw hod lived together in service—the man es butler,
sad the wawa as rook—at a medical gentleman's in the
mete semi. They robbed him to • great extent. She bore
a very bed sharactsr.
Ths Ismael Judge mid it wee a most aggravated offence,
end caucused mob to three years' penal servitude.
Ostiovies (byway, 26, wee coached of dealing a spoon.
=met of George !leers, et Stanley-street, PWlioo, her
. S was sentenced to eight months' hard labour.
°mai.* Maylote, 28 barmaid at the Dole of Cle=
Botherffeldratrest, was found Guilty of stealing some
money from her master's till, sad was sentenced to four
months' hard labour. _ - _ _

foldourjarssif . 24, sad Isamu 2
dark,.hospaes, 28, teflon, were
porf ssnteea, and other
Midis, the pivot, of Arthur Pate:gm The prolocutor
vie the =pink cowl celled the Zoophyte,
lylar
Wapping. frer the cable of width the srd were
The Omni were tam iitto ended, by Thongs
67, attemptlog to laud at Wapping Old Stars. had
Just It= whore the things were found. The re
about Sys In the asondag, andeoces
iltieuzisomere were taken. There Ins ettother ore at river
=I ewes ; and a former costvkdoa vow proved
against on.
Meterwas ssatenoed to 10 years' penal servitude;
Softk to 18 mouths' hard labour.

.Bsiti•ViosToi;or, 40 described ea a clerk well educated,
wan WinedWinedd for obtaining a coat, the property of Benjamin
Benjamin, of No. 74, Quadrant, Ragent-street, tailor, on the
aseurlty of a cheque which proved to be • fable one, but the
are failed in point of legal proof, and he was Acquittal. He
vas then taken into custody on a charge of forgery arising
out of other transactions.