The Express.
London, England, 1857-04-04 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

(Before Mr. Poohlea, Q.C., daddent-Judge.)
Elba Troy, 34, described as a asediewerker, wee indicted
for unlawfuDy and makiciously WW2( wpaa Jana Carey
grievous bodily berm
Mr. MAW!' wrested; 3tr, Remy appeared for the
prisoner.
The proweutris le the wife of Edward Carey, of No. 7,
York-street, Klapiaad-rosd, sad It mower that sa tati-
mae7 of an improper aelare had Wird beams bar lam
head and the prietwar. rdemi tbei, ea dr del et
With, Mersa 6 sr / elder la Ihe war& the Warm
sad bar eater rot M preassalthts bite" sad la her
germ meshed • mey warble Isehlmtatese, width ra
meth berms two mai One probe, Whim she rat home
re toed the Wiener owl mem emit I tbilmiour,
aml the heameate of the kripshass bibs soar upon
whir the proem, wider esy peresedies-wbalever, took
xte=: with which dr sire bar • Aar Wow on
which kneeled hr drew ea Woad her, and
she was mewed with Mead. we armed eat, sad the
pease alas to her aroma* er M • eirseerts.
lbe had met the Omar sempry wale bar
leaked, eat bade( ear bar by • nest Miselequa
tkeersel M er or her ether ieys It desther
that rater M this mememass Se wereatrk
viokasektaa the preatr, dr NI bar sly roma dm raid
to quegke, she sae& the pesisedea et a
tame har berme, sad he di so, erl ear:
hour. komedistaly however, the
weardled ta, mad the Warr wee given In charge=
big W berarglese. The Warm admitted der she bad
braes the Wm bereft Went the maid pay for it. As the
hasher el the
le leht &Mead W charge the prheasr,
the take bar , bet had scarcely guirted
the =rhea he wee celled beck by cries of " monks."
aetarbg the roam, he hod the prosecutris Mesabi
very wrack sad bens told that the primer bad street bar
with the poker. The Weed wee aremeeing from her Mat
The poisoner bad bees beard to say that if the charged
her ohs would murder her.
Mr. O. W. H. Coward, surgeon, of New North-road,
staled that on the morning of the 3rd of March the ti-
tan wee broufht to his surgery with a scaly- on the
forehead, • m u to denied Mr It was etch a wound

as might have been produced by a blunt Instrument like a
piker. She had a black eye on the silos side, which might
ha•r born teuduced by the lean blow. Me had .rdistly
suffered a great deal horn the blues she had received.
Mr. limey urged, on the part t,f the privonee, that the
pereacutris was the aggressor, sad that at the meet this was
but a common assault.

The jury found the prisoner Guilty of having inflicted
SHIM) grlcrous bodily harm.
The Aseistant-Judge said that this was a very bad we,
and sentenced the prisoner to ail months' bard labour.
(Before Mr. Creasy.)
dint Dori., 23, dressmaker, wee indicted for having stolen
ngeld watch and other articles, value 161., the property of
Eleanor Jones, in her dwelling house.
Mr..Orridge appeared fur the prosecution ; Mr. Homy for
TtreTcreerectitrix eras • teacher of music, residing at 26,
Adelphoterram, Bethnal-green-rod, and she had known the
prisoner some yearn. On the 23th Jsztuary they accidentally
met in Cheapuide, when the primmer told such a tale of
misery and poverty, that from • feeling of commiseration
she gave her her address, end promised if she would call, she
would do what she could to assist her. On the 4th of
February she did call, and after she had been there wane short
time two ladies came to see Miss Jones, and, while she was
engaged with them, the prisoner went away. Soon after she
was gone, a gold watch, two gold chuins, two gold rings, and
an initial seal, were tnivsed from • bed-room, end some from
the kitchen mantel-shelf. It appeared that on the ladiesc
the prisoner went into the kitchen, where she wesa
alone fir a few minutes while the servant went out, and
when oho came Lack, she saw the prisoner coining down the
stain leading from the bid-roma, but she took no notice
particularly of that eirmunatance so she considered the pri-
mmer was a friend of her misers; and on a visit. The pri-
soner went away, saying she would be heck in hallan boar.
A. no one bad had &come to where the things were, between
the time they were seen safe and when they were mimed. she
was suspected and information given to the e. When
the prisoner was apprehended elle said she knew nothing of
the robbery; butit was proved that by her direction a person
armed Hoary Larkin had pawned a gold watch, which was
ptedreed and identified as the properry of Miss Jones.
The jury found the prisoner Goolty.
Kr. Creasy said he had never met with • worse rase of
samara& robbery, and he should sentenceher to be kept to
hard labour fur twelve calendar months.