The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-22 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

(Before Mr. Bodkin, deetsteat4edge.)
72ewas least, 32, clerk, w a hedlated far folosimely am-
henna( It. 16e. Id., 2f. Is., sad V. 16e., received by him
is the E.of eerreat of James Thome J.
The pleaded guilty.
Mr. cm the part of the permeation, lairrmed the
mart that the primmer had bees with the pecematore two
yeses, sad they reposed the Mime eoaddeboe is ia-
damns( them be had mad peed deal of
He entered goods Its the books as be Idea
teat eat toeastsesers. sad by oostater entelealed to the be-
.

Hof that dry bid bon Atom* dab is het ths gl-
amor hod soosivori the swag, sod opprophiod ft to his own
vats.

The Amishint-Judge said these were melons 0118111, end
imistenced the prisoner to bard labour for 12 months.
Wakes, Maker, 49, described es a lead sesame, wee in-
dicted foe idasionaly embroiling some of money, amounting
hi the to 701., which he hod received, sa colledoe,
of the Marylebotte Association for Improving the
gesilisme of the ladoatrfous Clams.
Attie the evidanos had been given the jury found the
primer °stilly.
No was recommended to mercy.
The court sentenced him to six saints' bard labour.
Own* Roberts, 20, clerk, pleaded guilty of feloniously
mitheszling Mill of money mounting. soeording to Me
figures In the indictment, to received by him es ser-
vant to Mr. L. A. 'leave, phi/ Mr, of Henrietta-street,
Covent-garden.
The prosecutor rated, in owns to the oourt, that ba
Mk the prisoner Into hie melee without a character, know-
ing ids penal, to be very respectable persons • but detecting
kW woo time afterwards in an irreinlarity about
two 'doable books he discharged him, but he again took
bin foto We employment, on account of hie father, who bad
eta other children. Since then be bad been detected in ow-
handwote to the amount of shout 401. He did sot wish
Me to be punished beyond what the interests of just es re-
quired, but he had felt compelled to promote.
The prisoner's father said the prosecutor boa bows very
good to the prisoner, who bad been brought into his punt
position through getting into the company of yogis men of
dissipated habits end keeping late hours although every re-
mosstrance to induce him to abandon them had boa wads to
Mu.

Tbe Ansignitt-Indge said it wee a very sad thing to we a
ypw men in melt a position, and ender inch circumstances.
He sentenced his to twelve months' hard labour.
George Len, 21, was Indicted for assaulting John Will-
MOM, in the public highway in Whitenhspel, and steeling
from his person a watch, his property.
He was found Guilty, and a former conviction wee proved
against him.
The Assistant-Judge isaM these were very miens eases,
and were very frequent in Whitening!. He gentemeed him
to six years penal servitude.
Mr. Dishy prosecuted; Mr. Sleigh defended.

(Before Mr. Payne)
Thomas Parker, 21. bricklayer, Ina indicted for assaulting '
Jame Roberta and Thomas -William Jacksoo, potice con-
mutes, in the execution of their duty. Mr. Cooper prose.
toted, instructed by the Treasury. The prisoner was not
defended. This offence was committed at Twickenham',
upon a constable and sergeant of police, for aa old grudge,
and It was accompanied by one of those dlagusting acts of
brutality which no one worthy the name of man could be
guilty of. The prisoner fought, bit, and kicked in the most
savage manner. The prisoner, seeing the constable chiding •
boy, not improperly, in the street, he took advantage of the
occasion to gratify his old grudge.
The jury found him Guilty, and
Mr. Payne sentenced him to two years' hard labour, and
said it was a most proper case foe the authorities to prosecute.
John Worn, 21, another Wbiceettapel desperado, was
found guilty of amaulting David Bryant, and stealing
from hie persoc, mid the court erniemeed him to six
year. penal servitude ; and James Mack, another well-
known thief ounvicted of • similar offence, was sentestord to
four years.
In the mune of the afternoon the Right Hon. Sir John
Lewreno• came into court, to take the oaths as • Privy Coun-
cillor, but it being mammy that the oaths should he taken
before 12 o'clock the ceremony could not be gone through,
and Sir John raid he would attend again another day.