The Express.
London, England, 1859-03-10 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSION&

(Sete Mr. Peaky, (LC., Aaddiat-Judge.)

Mr. Mits made ea applies*, to the court on behalf of
Mr. Ambrate Mayass as array. The leered soar
said Mr. Baynes had ban in the profrasks over he yeses,
bad a oridersble riot* a pars of which was bare
OM of the hrutrabbs magionsta now on the bomb, to
whom be was wail laser, sad, of cares, as a
nue, any imputation apps his eherectez was • matter of as
little aportessea. It ensued that on Monday last ladies.
meats wee paired neat foss persons of the nuns of
Haar before Use gar jury of this court for °aspirin to
ands mosey by false pistons.
,lay bang, It wee alleged,
rock doctors, sad Mr. Bayer, to Ms utter estaistuomat,
found by the a Tr allay that an torturer had
slit bat prdwnd salmi him, and found with the others.
The Amistent•Jedge wished to know slut was the object
Oita Irma counsel a apply* to the court P
Mr. Man said it was a mats r of the last Importance to
Mr. Barr end he had to move that he should be permitted
to pa la bail et ears Mr. Hems was pretest in court, and
with bail to my moat. Be had been earned In
CPPrfd avioaal m
cop eity as an trusty for some of these pu-
mas, who it seemed bed war dappared ; but what be was
carged with Mr. Hama was attaly a_lose to know. As
this was tilay to do Yr. Hasa isealcalear Wary, $ wee
wady in oommonjeetice tart at the subset mbis swear
his refuters */ say conaradoa with the Henndar, bread
that of as stray Is hie ordinary shield
go forth; and this was another at want
al atm seek MM as that knit tut by Lad Camr
bell, to puma rem seal and vexatious indicauteuts
brig pretreat spinet appestats resew without
their knowing whet they were caned with. The
muse of Thomas Stowell, the comma fakesser, was on the
beak at the bid, a fat which of frit wee a inslaht of the
motive which had taduced him to prefer as fatiatmeat
VMr. Haar vie was now wan is Itte bust
that It imputed to him that he was otameasd
ats IVY
lienoette—ratear their proceeding saga have
kern—aril It appeared publicly that he led ban %Mar
with them.
kips Assistent-Judge sell be should sot great a beach
warreat upon this allotment before notice had been give
to Kr. Haynes, sad ha bed Is eu baud. TM coat would
then decide rather a beach warier should issue, sad tbr
Kr. Hama could pa la beil et menet he was sot in the
slightest peril. It vu eat'usu to bre bark aureate
daring the online amber of the senior want mar
nerd sad atraelbary ebessetanees.
Kr. Bibles—This being early poring bat ta variant
pdoeedlwf strains Mr. Bayer Stowell might come ta*t
the tees of the mar sad get the war, ar he tat
go to a judge at austere sad Pi OWL
The Arriftet•Judge said Mrs application were wads ha
I should Meat aria to be pie.., sad would that deo& and,
t arks boa als•—for rho nil a/ as court us dal aow pr
ose to siorl as Kr. Harms bed bon should riot the rat of
II bats am aml bat oaradjohabr auk lour mar
I assorly, rod as to • Jody a • earnat
valor wilt It wand alf=go rose area
kr mu elsoreasa tam
r Mr. Rib's Mr. you bads aor• dot
I *merest bard Oat cargo puma Ms WI, sad
nay lomat the cargo eel to ,basehaat au the
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The AisleMut-Judge—Mr. Baynes is not in the least pot
tibia jeopardy or peril of Wing taken on a warrant. It one
la appned for, he will have ample notice—one will not p
out a itbont that canoe being taken, and a fall inquiry in-
stliu.ed. At present, therefore, there is no OCCII6OII tot brim.
and es it is mid he does tot know the charge pre cored
against him, let him bare a copyist the indictment.
Mr. Itibton said his client was much obliged to his ked-
!hip, and pe &city estiseed with his decision. Mr. Baynes
had been ocemernid in some law proceedings se attorney for
John Gibson Bennett, and that Imo the only way in which
he bad been ainnected with any of the pardon
Aram Breeds*, 28, was indicted tor having 0110i111 at
Beentfird a quantity of pudding, a pair of .heats, and attar
articles, the woody of Thorns. Burton, and shirt sad
other articles,- the -proporty.of John Fletcher.
The phonic woo depotted on one charge, and found
°tap on the other. A previous conviction sea proved, sad
the court esstonvd him to twelve months' hard labour.
. .

AT« if 1177.7 el; ia ii7;7;iicieT;llis;rltii lead
stealing. He wee dogmata on one and Comeictsd on the
other. It appeared that be had beta in the habit of telling
lodgings, sad stripping the lead trots the roofs of the homes
when he hind them He ins indented to twelve months'
hard labour.