The Express.
London, England, 1868-02-08 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSION&

(Before Mr. Payne, Deputy-Assietant•Judge.)
Harriet Capes, wife of William James Capes, surrendered
on bail to an indictment in which she and her husband
were charged with stealing a " diamond cross," belonging
to Mr. J. N. itymoud, a passenger on the London and
Brighton and South Coast Railway.
Mr. Inspector Carpenter watched the case.
- Daley, who - ' for the -

sir. • appeared for . prosecution, stated
that the property was taken from a portmanteau at the bad been called in gave a sertilioste.Wontral7 to the sat al
Victoria station, at a time when the husband was on duty parliament, with a view to the burial. Mr. D. H. Dyts
as a porter there, and the wife was recognised by witneases said the deceased died from debility. Of amuse so yams
as the person who Pawned it shortly after in Pimlico. The • child should have been dokled, and not fed by hand.
prosecutor did no more than give information of his loos The jury returned • verdict of death from debility from
to the pollee, and the railway company only interfered in natural causes
the prosecution upon a prind facie ease being established of CaygrAL phyeen, —This afternoon's Saturday
gisheasety on the part of one of their servants. They have, concert of unusual townie, the instrumental Owes in-
however, been threatened with several actions for false eluding Beeilwoot ~two w Prometheus." Men.
topiecanient and malicious prosecution even before the dei;;g„,, Rammattaa graph/ay, sad the Festival
awe had been tried, and it showed the diffieultiva under mesa frees sl„sesies, end Behruneenee plenefeete
which the criminal law was put in twee. When the case verb is awes, cad Lied else twee (to be played by
emit for trial on the 6th of December the husband and maims Schumann), he. The solo yotaista ore Kies
wife separated in their challenges, and in oonnequend of Bowe vi (am ) asst Kr. Vernon Rigby.
Ms beteg the last day of the sestina a dadaist number of The eeesemiess mid eemeeeente will be asatiased
imams was mot present to exhaust thole, challenges. The en 4-Tisee Ave days seat week, end en Saturday, the 16th
trig mended against the husband, and the jury, after irebeeeeT, she Typal Deesrimsat will hs
being locked up for more than five hours, found • verdict threw. ,r, for claw glamorise sad Awe birds.
of ad guilty. Ds. Ds JOWelell Luiwo-ilsowis Con Livia OM
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is ca. a '&1 her hubs" and rec'd__l'V land We seemed immostegsar. Mr. Z. Mks, digitise
the wife, and as. w, unless there were span. ' siodser Derr "Obassia. elesnes :—" I have act
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