The Express.
London, England, 1860-12-05 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

(Before Me Assistant-Judge at Westminster.)
17 A woman, who was convicted two mesons ego of
belonging to ber mistress, wee brought up
Is I. t was stated that she was the daughter of
a =Mike. Application was =AO to the
with the view ocher being sent out as an em sat,
was found that her cm was one that could not be
es is eras • marbled felon. However, she
was Wet leaf.. The eats was bur eed mist the mike of •
lady entiageblowl far her babovaleasio whom name wee
not sestioneg publicly, who had rnhon to mho some
provides for her. That lady was Xis XOOl6 Os ilia)
'lye Amistamtvludge enteneed the_ pleats he ens men
iloPflonothel. at lie seqintiwel whisk Men is noidd be
placed In en institution seder Me mre el tbe lily whine
MOW has been given-
John Baker, -54, and James Brooks, 34, were iodide& lie
Maim • dog, rains 21, the property of !MSS& Dow
maim
Xe. Mekalfe prosecuted ; the prisoners were ddinded*
Mu F. H. bowie.
I‘e prisams wwell known as " professional dog
Mahn, though they called theensivis "dialers ^ in the
csais fancy, and it appeared that they were in passion* •
preparation,dog they
way
wi
arz. par.
of extorting an extravagant toward tram the owner,
alboar
whom it might be •favourite. The primers bad bow
ticav4tedamootado.edamd :aistealin the tg,mateted
Tekriegin:stailseitird by
were the
und
end the AsoMen‘ludes sentenced each of them to
to hard labour ter cm year.
Puttock, 26, was iodiated for feloniously embenling
of 21. 12s. 214., if. is. 7d., and H. Is. Id., money
hy.klm for and on must of Joesph Chaplin, •
his master. He pleaded guilty.
primmer was • dies maa, with so responsibility upon
mad bed 11. 2s. par yea wages, with perquisites.
Ashtent-Jedge sentenced him to 18 months' bard
.f.lihacoke, 33, was indicted for feloniously receiving ten
wad other Wick" value 1201., the property cd
Ilsoske, bowleg the same to hare been stolen.
lir. Ifeltalfe promoted ; Mr. Sleigh appeared for the
YlLwerpMiser was described se • mama dram, and ap-
peared to be well knows as a bargain esker at mahat-
mas The prosecutor wee a Mier In antiquities and
works of sat, and on the Sunday night prior to the 10th of
Novemberlie arrived at Loadon from the continent,
basing with him • portmanteau about 800 L
worth of satins Ned TOMOrn. The wait
plamd on the roa cab, and was en the way to
the prosecutor's ..see, 35, Upper Gloweroloest. The pri•
emir was found dales inth gut of the den propety, not
that el the most theieVioo, and the onlymeount he
VI ad.r.t.T.:Lassimadot hoscntw"Mwr).l%.' mit
ream . Illegelmly enough, the prisoner offered
el the articles far sole la Ili,. WlllOllllll4 dealer, al
t, who la bet immelossed the. for 31., and
to the passupier, who identiffed the. as
of he bed WS. *COM lid to the prinoner's
The pawn NM be bought then on specs.
at Delowbass's, cis am whom he did sot know, but
who woe (Hotremal foe money at the time, and that be gave
41. and • watch worth Ms. for them. The prisoner, when
charged, gave hi right Wren, bat either could not or
would not give any clue as to the person from whom he re-
glived the property.
. The jury found the prisoner Osier. He received a good
F• AMlstant-Judge said the jury bad mime to a decision
Ike feats of the case and be could not say that be
with the CODelaiOS they bad arrival at. The
had to act upon the verdict, and alt=mPrissi&
eases should be severely dealt with, all
=Meet, the sentence would be 18 moths' bard
lt was impossible to believe that tbe prisoner could
las been dealing with these things without knowing, or
nem to sect, that they had been dis-
=l7 OM* bY, a.
reminder
the =7 wet to.
of wherwthe reminder the went to.
211 slender month&
who did not say • word, se recognised by
* eaems es having been under their care some ten
mom ego ; floe/maid not precesoly fix the date
rime: the offence Ile was there for, bat they had no
of the fact.
Jacobs, 34, was indiaied on Monday for stealing
WI Waver links and other articles, value 1101., the property
al ilusennah Davis, his mistress, in her dwelling house.
The wham was footman in the serdce of the proeecutria
a led: melding is Woburn-oleos, and appeared to have
=tlls pantry of the plate. He win famed Guilty, sad
to four years' penal servitude.

BROOND COURT.

(Before Mr. Payne.)
276mus-Browit, 22, was indicted for stealing 53 pond.
el laassrbsir, the property Willimun and Alfred
It. Deeper prosecuted ; Mr. O'Donnell defended the psi.

10007.
The prosecutor was • coach builder at Edmonton, and
the charge against the prisoner was that he was con-
cerned with another man in steal* the hereellair staring
from a number of carriages in the prosecutor's warehouse.
After a long trial the jury toad the prisoners Noe Gorky,
and the learned jade mud he did not disagree with the
verdict, but thought it right to give a serious caution to the
prisoner am to bit future conduct.
William Bully, 22, and George Gibbont, 22, were indicted
for fraudulently obtaining 35., the money of James Staptey,
with intent to defraud, and Woo for attempting to de-
fraud.
°Mous *lard guilty, and
Mr. Dud& opened the case for as acquittal se regarded
Bully, wbo was found Not Guilty.
Gibbons was tried on a second charge, and found Guilty.
The frauds were committed by Gibbons sanding
" dummy" parcels, and making a charge for the dellirery,
e Ming that the parcels contained property of vales,
rsrCsfir tact they were made up of rubbish and dirt.
The learned judge sentenced him to two years' bard
labour.