The Express.
London, England, 1857-10-15 00:00:00

MIDDLESRI SESSION&

The court eat yeofeteds7 M Cierlesserell, to tate keit mess
to anew. Yr. Q. the Aboretty-Geoerel of the
Decay of laseeeter, lw sided, nadir the wastioa of tag 80-lof
1of Mate kr the Hose Depistimat, for the leatitel
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as la Maim, sail math a shift of brills will swe-
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FOLIC. CABE.
Dieirieh Eat4re, a eorpot-hag annufactnnw, was Indicted
kw hoofing amealted Hugh Brady and George Chialey, two
pollee ecnotablee, in the execution of thou dray.
Mr. Longford appeared for the profanation }fr. Sleigh
for thodehndent.

Brady, lit IL-Stated that on the morales of the 9th July
he was as duty in George-street, ilpitalUds, when shout
three Is the morning be beard • noise, which proceeded from
We ishadvat sod others, who were shouting sad quarrelling.
Oa Ye leiswfwbg, the defendant was most conspicuous in
obilesellag him fa his efforts to get them away, mad struck
hiss a Wow as the head which stunned him, sad then ran 1
hie his beers sad proenred a poker, the others beating him
while he IlMehed it. When ha rearmed be struck him with
the mew, mod set " Toe I shall do for you "
mad as he maligned to strike him wok the poker, he el
isegik drew hie staff and used It about debaclant's head.
Anodise eassighle onus to his sndstsnm, and the defendant
the to bile his hones. They pursued m, and eventually
=ll his at the station. lie was then bleeding from the
He meld sot say how many times he struck him on
the heed with his truncheon.
mememtemlnation, be said he had only beet on that
bat akw dame, end ha had sot, prior to tits allercetioa,
maedry lanais a prostitute. Two females west with the
diedeei He did not recollect the defendaat saying that
be would take his number, or that be (witness) said, upon
bewbge marbles to that effect, that he would be dna with
blenlf that was what becosant

The other constable, GeorgeQuinley, 125 U, said he vest
to the assietance of Brady on bearing the diatarbeaces when
one of the woman who were with the dehadamt said he
(Brady) had thrown her cape over her head sad imbed her.
Ms saw the defendant hit the constable, who bad, he said,
called his wife • prostitute. In the scale he noefeel knock
en the nose with the poker, and be saw Bath, fellow der
lendeat Into him house. Blows took pima, sad when be
earth out the defendant and smother person wen bleehag
tram the heed. It. heard the defendant way be well tiles
the oftker's number, but at what part of the affray he could
sot tell. Wittier received • blow on the lack et the heed
which gave him great pain.
The trimmer were croewszamined by Mr. Bleigft, but
they did not deviate from their statements in say mafteisl
partionlar.
Mr. Sleigh, In his address to the jury, said he should prove
that Brady bad Insulted defendant's wife, by pang bar
cape over her head, and calling bar • prostitute in the public
streets en Mr. Rathgen sad his friends were retaining tram
a pwty whieh wee corroborated by the saddens of the
e iaad constable. It wee a most Infamous cam.
Mr. Adams, house-surgeon at the London liesotal, mid
the defendant had been under treatment at that InWtutkin
toe wounds on the head, such as would be produced by blows.
Me wee en In-patient twelve days, and was not discharged
bat left of his own accord, to join bin family. Ills Idle wee
danger some time. live he was Oct clued when he left.
Hama Roberts-1 live at 16, Little tiottoweireet, and ea
aister•is-law to the &deadest. Oa the wreath; el the 9th
of July I was with him end Knee fthede, Moan from a
party, awl I went bone with thaw Thee WY a lath ghl
jeers it age with ea We caw Baer , the prilketnes, on
duty. We mid nothing to Ida. He Wheld ef ay elata's
ape,and pulled it over her hued, end she wised am what he
did that for. Its said be did net, es dhe told her le p es,
sr he would lock her up, as she a wily out fee the ps.
peer of prostitution. The dellimMat, alinehid by We, awes
up, sad my sister amid to Brady, Ton ere he to
d=
end sot to think, respectable peapie." She bid
that she bad been Insults Brody, mad he Odd
ber ha ewes base, and be would smart Ida the seat
eareedsg. Bahian had not struck Nagy what 4a lit
awe up. My deter told him Brady had Method hr, {re
went b.doore, and abut the gat* after on. • young sea
stood at the gate, and tried to prevent the police (interim,
as they were attempting to do so, and PIM hit him on the
heed. They said, "We will lock some of you tut;
They broke open the gate, sad rushed in. The de
lad Its pocket-book in his hand, and mid he would take
their numbers. They struck him shout the had ea be stood
on the out. TM defendant had neither stick nor poker in
his band—nothing but his pocket-book. He cried murder,
and they went away, but came back again, end they and tit;
defendant went to the Maks. My brother-in-law hoe lived
In the same homes In King's Annwimurt for four years.
The jay 'lipped the cam gad meld, that after such ea.
dames het des derma, it wee weirs to go on.
Mr. Longford claimed lad sanefea hi. right of reply.
The basal Judge was gad le OM up, when the jury
mid they were quite sethlled. and bead the defeadeat Net
riTty.
Mr. Sleigh maid a prosecution for perjury most metabily
onghtto follow this flagrant cam.
Jonah Lyall we. indicted foe stealing a gelding, value
251., the property of Philip Pound. A man sawed Crawley,
who had abeounded, wan included in the ledletimat.
Mr. F. Smith prosecuted ; Ma Metcalfe smeared /or the
priSOULT.
The man Crawley was in the service of the prossether a
contractor living at Bow, and on the let of July a geldimg
was stolen from • field of his at Bromley. Lyall and Cum-
ley meted jointly in selling the animal, but Crawley took the
money. Lynn volentaigy pee hisself up to the lobar
when Awed they were la arch of him, end sheaf that,
although he seasinly was with Crawley when the has was
oath he thew nothing of tie being stolen, and Cbswiey•week
With bad ailed Ida to go with him to sell a berm Sash
was the aims en. up, and the jury ategritied the pima.
There wale several proeautlow ageism theththbeepre at
the We a the parochial authorities et ht. Lads. The
honer fedleted wan situate in New-coat, Othwethetreet.
The added are were sentenced to two months' bad lam
web, mad to enter into reeognitextees to be of goalhebsvieer
/irate year.

(Before Mr. (rary.)
Merkur Chsedisr, • rethecethie brain worth the
vet. or llederveas. Ina ietholed it theekte. •grip:
brows honied sod other articles, tbe propmAy • t—
wee thomrthr then lo be dam
Clio** Perstler ber deesther, thad 10 yore d*Wed peaky et baring tido thee.
pimp" Mr. Cooper prosecuted ; Mr. &mos eppeared kthe

The younger rimer, from what transpired In the in-
vestigesks of the charge, appeared to have bees g source at
greet trouble to her pinata, and although so young was se
addicted to Means that the elder priaoner been cam.
rani .to treek *advice at a lice magistrate about bar.
Them Ware ao Asa es >ndf ememte against her,_
_ia each
at whkh the wafer was charged ea the receiver. Irdsinees
tics having Man =.y the pc:resume, •
that defer' had a theft at he shop, litlial==
meat being .• boy, win told to conesonenoe of his ad having
received • ponies at the property, he went to the netisaft
house, 6, Chrinkm-sheet, with an officer, when, set
ve
to incidriee sopeetbg the sauces, which were foetal in •
ban is her r=.jelse sage 111111drod Ictory statements; bet
there wee la the evidence to show that ale had
I any knowledge the ankles being in the box before they
I wee found them by the Mien fn the tor's preesace.
However, she wee 'Mean charge, and had now to bite her
trial.
Upon the ooncluaiou of the can for the pragmatics,
Crean end then was no legal evidence of regehring
by the mother. The younger prisoner, who he weaterry to
find woe so wicked, might have put the articles there with-
out her mother's knowMge there wetno evidence to oon-
trealele that agenzeption bow therefore could the jury con-
vict her?

elepeifted the mother.
Mr. Cressy said he should defer the sentence on the girl
until ha had mused some humbles to be made as to the pro-
bability of her being ethanol to a reformatory institution.
.fompA BonitA, a young tun, was indicted for having omit-
mined an eggrayated samult upon a brewer's drayroms,
named Thomas BM.

Foertd prows—. feted ; Mr. Cooper sppeered for the
defeedent.

There was gross perjury in this am on one side ce the
other. The prosecutor stated that one night he was
through Corbett's-oourt, Spitalfields, when he saw cv.
&rant, intoxicated, leaning against a wall, apparently ill.
He said to him, " Holloa, motel what is op? upon which
he torsi round, and having asked what that was to do
with him), not In the most courteous language, rocked him
down, and kicked him about the head when he was down.
When he got up the deirdant pushed him to the bottom of
the court, end then rein threw him down, and repeated the
kicking. He was laid np for amen days, and lied a wound
over the right eye, white was dressed at the hospital. Two
young men, one of whom bed been in custody for picking
pockets, pre Mama corroborating the prosecutor's@ to the
kicking.
The defence au that it wee a istr stand •up light, end that
the purrs/ got his eye hart through falling against a
wall, la mares • beery blow at the defendant, who had
more skill se slam then the Mimeo, and got out of the
' war sad the bitter ha forward, bar* missed his elm. The
hid hees eat Ike a def s phew*with his sweet-
Met, apoeg Tam nand Benth Berry, and on
home bed to riamMts murk whore the e=gookoreer=
her for • sainda, sad side ohs me
mime to bar, mid made meet im empeastell es Cr talr
abominable Swish, refused to N. Ohs Mil him to go
goat bielmilams, bat the delendent had everbeerd the a-
pneas, mad, ming no. mid If be repeal It be meld
tW glee him ist The preseasher mpeellad it, with
additioa,V.Much him Mew es tbs sees. Smith
then threw adf his bet, sparred op to his sinallest, and they
had • fair " give end ethe " apt, es one of this witnesses
termed it. The fell twice, but bang he had
got the worst of %Wile downs% mad the delendeat
took Ws young wawa by dr mm, mg IMO/1M This
1 wee deposed to by the peas WINE MI Owe ether wit-
=sad they not only swore that the presseeter was not
but that the two witnesses who bed swoon that they
saw it done were not then at all.
Mr. Cream said the jury would have to my which aide
they thou& the truth lay upon. The only question wee
did the Modant kick the prosecutor while he wee down.
It ha did, that was an moult, and a bad one, too ; but upon
the evidence as to the fighting than was no pretence for a
charge of asemth.
The jug Aoroiltaf the &Meta&
Las Howse, the keeper et • mine store hop, was indicted
for lakaionaly recching number of pewter pots, knowing
them to ham toot stolen. She enrrendered.
Mr. Sleigh presumed for the Licased Tkluellere Pro-
tection flocistr ; Mr. Hwy end Mr. Otridge appeared for
the piscese.
A worse ass of receiving then this meld sot be well
imagined. The primer kept a shop in Vidarla-grove, Cam-
bridge-hark-coed, which wee the reedy receptable for pub-
licans' pots which bed been Maim Three boys pleaded
guilty last mks et Maas pots, which they mold M the
prisoner,
newb wee sew issricaed ot reasiring them Mite le
the senten on the boys wee sot yet peed, ben wm de-
ferred alio.