The Express.
London, England, 1850-10-29 00:00:00

Zbe court.

OSBORN% OCT. W.
The Queen and Primo took their aceastomed early
walk this swore is Chews* par. The Terse of Walsh
the Primer Royal, sad the possess members of the Rapid
Family, walked sad rod* r soar Sir James Clark left
Grosse essly this neerslag for Laura.

Mr. Abbott Lawrence, the Am-ricaa Miabster, had
au tatirvisw with Bad Grey yesterday at the Colonial-
o®o•.

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Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonial-
elks tree Us Gomm(' 4,1 the North Acastisa Colonise.

It is riposted that Me. M. D. Hill, Qnsen's Counsel,
Boorieder 4 Birmingham. has been offered, and has accepted,
Mr. Banat lilile's seat in the Cosrt of Szebequer, is the
gnat of the learned hues bele( appointed le the vacant
VlOll. Cluasellorship.

THE EXHIBITION OF 1851.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

THIS DAY.

OLD COURT.
Banns TA Oamoss Ilausixt.
__ Taivw. CHAIM& _ _

Joseph Oaken, 2p, was Sasso far foleaiewely mosioing a
small qsaa.ity et brass, tko property of Jobs Spooner.
Mr. O'Brian prosecuted; Mr. Ballentiso and Mr. Had.
dichosa defended tho pekoes,.
It appeared from the statement of the loused counsel for
the prcsocuhis, and As evidence that was adduced in sup-
port of it, that the prosecutor was a neeshataker, is Waite.
Chapel, and on the 18th of October, a little boy, ..mod
Fos,' was token into his earner, and tem um duns= he
stole an metres-cap and two 'Meuse-nuts from the
workshop, and took them to the defendant, who
asps a marine store Stop, and sold the articles to him foe
lis.pstse. In crosezemination of the witasse it turned
oat that the articles in yaratiOa were old and almost useless,
awl the little reseal who stole them bed broken up ono of the
caps in order to snake it tautly worthlem, ezoopt as old
metal, sad is that state As pens per :rand would has
bee. its fall value. The prisoner appeared to has pm
slowly borne a vary good Sweeter, and when be oast quo-
tiaaad upon the subject he immediately admitted baring
minimised the brass of the boy, sad said that ha told his
that hie father had sent him to sitU it, and that he was very
UI in bed, sad wanted the money.
The jury, under those circumstances, stopped the els, and
returned a mutat of Noe
The prisoner was clewed to be immediately discharged.

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 29, 1850.

that ha shosirbe taken beams his was anhetnaate. Who.
I brought the whew BoNwa into the Postker-street
ststioa, Kama cud, " Yost had ao hula= to bring that
man hue ; he has mocking to tio with it" Bobiasea hope
saying he was Maosent. When we west all in the cab
0061110 X to Albaay-strest, Robison mid " That's am my
racket; that's a seals higher than my doings." Kahan
said nothlag is answer. I haadented both of than. I
looked et bathos's hand, and saw • mead, sad ha said " It
is a mishap I had falliag on • glom"
lir. Joseph was of opinion that the wound was the result
of a spent shot. There is an orifice, bat ao shot underaeath.
So-nething toned mast hays gradated the wound; and the
wound on the other hand mast have ban does within a
fortnight.
J Jun —Mahe. lived in Friar-etroet. I saw him with •
female. I beard of the barglary on U oda7, the 14th, sad I
have since then bean looking for Malua, but mold sot Sad
him, although we visited the George two or thews llama day.
Be and Robinson said to be at the Gauge. When I heard
of the tc.rglary, I had a suspicion of them. We have been
all over Load= making ter Meas. I believe the landlord
does serve Unitas. I did not know that Robinson wen oat
lof Lactic's. He used to visit the George. When I told
Robinson about the burglary, he mid 1 wea at Southampton
at the time.

Robbisoe—l can prove that I nazis bed that night. I
lilt the George at a quarter to edema that sight.
Thu kat was here predated.
Joan—l know to whom the kat Waage.
&rimed 31 D—Went to di* home ea the moraiag of the
robbery, and saw Dyson on the ground. I did- sot lee
any trams of blood. I produce a hat which is shot
through in several plasm in the forehead. There is blood
on it. I picked it up sea Bollard Moose, when Jones
fired, wider the bush.
Paul recalled—l did not see it picked up.
Strjeant 31 D—When I found the hat, the blood was
running from it.
Mr. BrAtghtoo—There is • groat deal more evidonoe,
but there it no necusity for going into that. Do yea wish
to may myth*Mahoa-1 have no wish to may anything.
Robirson—l know nothing about it.
The Msgistrem—Tho appearances are very strong ooziest
you both, particrlarly Mahon. You wore found taconite's at
the George, and Dyson is found on the art. Yoe as
afterwards missed from your usual batten, and you two at.
again found together In • different part of the town last
night, and what Robinson said in the cab la very important,
and a remsykab`.• thing for is man to say, and more moped-
ally what Melton had said at the station-house, that Robin-
r. knew nothing of it. The blood is traced from the house.
The leaped.? —The blood on the paddock of the Zoolo-
gical Slolisty it supposed to be from one of the bird..
Tho Magistrate—Mahon goes up to the cabman and washes
his hand at the pimp, and then another man cones up and
is taint, and bron;tit to the Strand in a alb. I shall commit
you all to prison, and yen shall be brought here again this
day week.
The prisoners were then remanded.