The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-14 00:00:00

THE • EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 14, 1850.

nosy of the onetsblee, sad otherwise, tbat no doubt mild
possibly vain of the guilt of the privasen.
Bares Rolfe, at the does of the case fee the pros►
cotton, ozpreeeed an °pintos that the chart of burglary bad
u failed,there was no evidence of any faking tabthe
house. The opening of the choor would have been sufclent,
but that it had &early_ been done with the consent of the
preereukr's errant. The ease would therefore onlyo to
the jury upon the charge of assault. The learned judge
added that he was very nery the other portion of the charge
had foiled, but he could not permit the to be stretched
to nest any particular ease.
The prisoners, is their deflate, asserted that they had
been wads the dupes of Myers. and Roach declared that he
tt 'booed him into the peasege," fa order to get him appre-
hended. _ _

--The learned judge then summed up, and having explained
to the jury that they Gould rot legally convict the prisoners
of the burglary, he said that the only question that re-
mained was, whether the evidence roads oat to their satis-
faction that the prisoners had ammultal the servant of the
prosecutor.
The jury, without any hesitation, found both prisoners
Guilty of the assault.
Roach was then sentenced upon the former conviction
for felony to be tratoportad for 10 lean and Morgan was
eentonoed to one year's imprisoament for the assault, the
learned judge, at the same time, observing that there was no
doubt he was a most desperate character, and ha regretted
he had not the power to pass a more movers mintemos upon
him.

NEW COURT.—YESTISRDAL
Rams Tim Iticoavol.
1101111 MIT or BANK NOTED

Robert Shipion 3iTiervant, prescleTtiguilty to straling
three bank none, :soh for the psysent of bl. the property
of Eiissbeth il. Seward, and also to steeling 16 sank notes
of the suns value, the property of Jane Seward.
He was sentenced to seven years' transportation.
_ ROBBICY DT • SHOPMAN.

Thomas Davis, 26, draper, pleaded guilty to an hidiet-
meat for stealing 330 gloves, some veils, shawls, and other
titian, the property of dtephea Lewis and °then, his
masters.

lisaLo was sentenced to area years' transportation.
INTERIFIRTHO WITH WITNWHIIIi.

In the csaeOf a man nand titreet,;i;;l;i7 found guilty
(after a previous conviction) of a petty heftily, and een•
honed to 12 months' imprisonment, au alibi was set up,
when nne of the wither*, for the defence (all the others
being out of court), being unable to state from what station
on the Eastern Counties Railway he got on alter parting
with the prisoner at Enfield, it was intimated that some one
was then ping in and out of court, communicating with the
other witnesses then °Quids.

The Recorder (having ordered the person pointed out to
be kept in custody until the close of the Cu.) inquired into
the truth of tke statement.

The party acceeed is one of the men hinging on about
the court, who undertake to pt up defences for prisoners,
and was engaged in the ease.
The Recorder &riled him what his name was ?

The accused aaidp---9mp7ufdy that itisllain; was Flaunt-
par, and that he wee brother to Louis Flannigan, the bar-
rister.

It was then clearly proved that the accused had gone out
of the court, and said to the pri►oeer'e brother, who wee
also to prove the alibi, tl.at the witneis then under *Lami-
nation had been unable to tell what station he had come
from, and was about saying more when the police stopped
him.

The Recorder said be was quite satisfied that the ac-
cused had attempted to interfere with the due administration
of the justice of the court, and he should, therefore, east,
cies the power vested in him, and, as an example to others,
commit him into gaol until the rising of the court; and ii,
after this notice, any one else was guilty of such conduct, he
Mould commit him for the whole session. _ .

Mr. 1 loonegan wu thin taken in custody and conveyed
into the geol.

THIRD COURT.—YawrzaDAY.
Bcroas Ma. Gramsr.
DISCHLACIVUL PROSICCTION.
Coro:lns Ftazier, 34, spinster, a decently.dressed, bct
sickly-looking woman, was Indicted for stealing two hand-
kerchiefs, valued at 41., tha property of Richard Oubby, Oar