The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-20 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 20, 1859.

SURREY SESSIONS,

(THIS DAY.)

(Bebre J. Z. Johnson, Itsq.)

DAIIIXO WATCH I 0 RRRRR IX A PUBLIC tIOURw, AND CON.

VICTION 01 •:4 Oil) OTFINDIR.
Gear liaigrdia, &bee Off, 22, a smart, active yang
Mew, l ems istNeW foe stealtag a tratah from the pima of
Itisbee

Mr. Ilbarpe yeatecuted, end Mr. Lilly defended the
gdaemer.
The proterutor sold that stout 2 &elm* cot the morning
elf the leth alt, ha was mantling in frm.t of the bar of
Mares gabbro hoar. in the Westomiaster•rosid, when the
=emu la and metered late :internam% with him.
111 mad to speak d Ida whin the primmer anatchad
hi mate& tram his mailmmg pedal and bolted oat of the
hew with It. Ind= peened him and me him "Upped
to Carlisle-lora, what he Ewa the priwiser • blow sad 1411
Mee to head Idee hie mesa& and make off. He did so, bat
at that imonant, tnifirinontoly for the primmer, a eon-
statute cams vp and task Idle into mewl,. He bad no
Melt to give the gainer la charge, .11 he mated to
de Wail to give him • geed hdlg. (Laughter.)
• youngaimed Bram ea be pars:of to
Naar, wed mapped him k where they had •
awn string& ; and at UM sismust theproeszator armaap,
Rena the Wisner, sad /emir/ hi watch of Ida The
Omer pod It OWE% sad was sheet to rue off, when tlis
euriMis err op ea took la, ta Mae 'melody.
Mr. LBW mede • very isgesiose appeal to tha jar:, rip
daseriarlas as shwa that they wore all latoairated, sad list
Iles Vela INS iall• for a lark. They were, be add, aU
mit* tesether. the watch was restored to the peormaatoe
beheiriferslslie arrived, slid Users was no pretence be a

dame elm'
TieChearia seemed se the wade of the 'Admen sad
the=Na b bereaka head dr prisoner Guilty.
Ware' dr ever Net is 1853 he wee tried
at Ilephse serina sad NattliCed to two yews hard labour
he wider sad wounding. Robed previously been tried sad
esevided he VIIiOII4 robber* and dace 1836 had bees
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--TbiThClldium amid It woad be molar to pea a light pas-
Mom as sub a bad abanteter who had Wen so often wa-
ylaid a a mai 1111 alms. Ha antaucted him to four years
rag umiak.

WM= IT A PUSUCAN,

Wdlidos Idly, 14 deterli;d on the calendar as • plumber,
bee awed to keep Hs Oeldeenhh's Arms. Bedforibury, woe
*dieted for Iwty pousde weight of lead, the pro-
pd[ m of George Myles.
_ltio INdlettr.
r. Libel, asia lled kla.
It apparel tlist the *war hied for some time worked
We Mr. Myra, sad st Ib sem time kept the Ocidunith's
Aims , width was attended to by hies wife.
Oa the 11th bet. be ems loud in possersion of the lead in
grwideh be earned se Wproperty, but it was idea-
eaft' tiektughig ece Mr. Krim
Thiejury fence b Ostaty, when
The Chairman mid be understood that the prisoner hod
teen in receipt of du a day maps, which ought to hare in-
duced him to ham protected his master's property tested of
robbing. Howler, as IS• bad a previous good character, he
should wily sentence him to four months' hard labour.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

DOW-STREET.
AM IXPODIXT TIIIPIP.
♦ dimipated-looldsg p 4, of about 16, who said her Dann
was SeraA Jekesee, tree ohm* with attempting to atml a
watch and chain from the person of kite. May, 3-5, Bow-
.

- Mrs. May deposed—l live with my son, who is a theatrical
03MOOlief. Last evenlog 1 we. Mahn; at the doer of the chop,
when the primmer come up to me in a mysterious manner,
a• if she had soneWhMg very particular to say, and leaning
very aloes to me seid, "Whet is the time P" (A laugh.) I
said I believed it was .beat 11 o'clock. She then grasped at
my chain, broke it, and ran away. I thought she had got
my watch, se I ran abet her, caught her, and gave her
in charge to the policemen on duty at the door
of the Mationehenes, which is a few doors from oar
boom. I Wee lard that toy watch wee safe, mid we I
charged her with the attempt. Afterwards I discovered that
• portion at the stria was missing, end I mentioned it to the
inspector. She wee then searched, end the piece of the chain
wm found co bar. I INIVIS saw her before, though she told
the Inspector I had "ghee her three months."
Tb. pninese—That I. a lie.
Inspector elltedmil—l heard her my it. She twisted on
it, though Mm. May declared she did not know her.
Mr. Heap—She is evidently a very hardened woman.
The pnamier —Yea had better keep your tongue off me, 634
and so I can tell Ton. We
Lit
Mrs. Green, the female searcher at the station-house, tee
deputed that she found on the priemer the emelt pie*
of chain now produced, ant identii,U by Mm. May so a
portion of bet chin. The prisoner said "You may as well too
have it—it was the watch I meant to have, but I only got 10 la
the chain."
The priseser, who offered no defence, was committed for 10
trial inn stealing the portion of chain found on her.
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CLERKIINWELL.
COMMITTAL OP • 1107011.10t$ SKITILZ-1111ARP111. IVO
Beery Gairm, aged 40, a notorious skittlemharper,
deseribed ea the charge-cheat as a better, reeding at 17, dL
lisehreeit-plats, Laing:on, was placed at the bar, before Mr. rg
Genie, charged with delranding Frederick William Denney, 100
a carpenter, of 64, Pectonvillie hill, of 21. 16A, at the Grapes 110
beermhip, Rawstorne•etert, Clerkiroweil.
The promeetor on Saturday wee peeieg aim the City-MIL when tea prisoner accreted his, semi deer welking by at
his side for some distance, asked him is pertake of same re.
frealentat. This he assented to. end while they VIM NO

constrains over some ale a men entered, aid at 1,71
It
ono* joined la their ounvenation. Toe et:tenger esid
that he wan "a native of Wales," that he had "just ss.
strived In town with plenty of money," that he was de• ea
ermined to ass the sights, and he wound tip by r,
reinesking that the Welsh people were stronger than any ga
sew in the world, and that he weld throw • 141 b, weight a ta.
distance of 60 yaciL. The prisoner mid he would Ly the a'
Weidman 10a. that he could not throw the weight 39 yards. ao
The bet was accepted, and ne prosecotor was induced to go
and me flair play. They all adjourned to the above hoots,
bet belied of a doe bowling alloy he (complainant)
' found nothing but a dirty low skittle ground. 0
Seeing that they could not get the weight, and that if
they did them would not be room to throw It, the prisoner and
hie companion began towing. The prisoner got 15e. from
the prosecutor, which he lost, and then the primmer IE7
and toe Welsblnat said that his (complainant's)
guard chain was not gold, and that he Gould sot pawn his u
watch and chain for 21. He said be could, sad the prieoaar u
made s bet with the Welshmen and told complaisant that if
be would get the 21. hs would give him Ss. for We e
trouble. He pawned his watch for the 21. and when
he cone teak the presser took the 21., and sail he would g
tees with it. The teseelstnant said he woold not ham Aar
thing le de with It, and asked La his in mei back, bathe
deemed to sive it, bet weed on tense, and lost It ell 1
with the Wablsen. While in the skittle-ground, the m
presser gave the complainant some beer. whkh rendered ft
hie pertly iaacn.ibie, and, in fact, he had not been well I
ease.
Ttistester said the preseatat lest his sung fairly, sad e
pie
his watch to pier Nova
tat
11,. Carrie said it wee a ere br •jury, bet ha would re- g
mood the please far the weepielen ad the depositions. es