The Express.
London, England, 1861-12-17 00:00:00

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CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

(THIS DAY.)

OLD COURT.'
Miele the Meeseder.)
Prederied Joh* 461. set, 15. wee *Merged with fekudettaly
rattles and wounding (Merge Win, with latest Made bat
grievous, bodily harm.
Mr. Hoery prosecuted. The primmer wee defended by
Mr. P. H. Lewis.
It appeared the primmer sad the lad Wigg were fellow
apprentices to • shoemaker at Ilford, and on the 12th of De-
cember there wee some disputa between the proeeemor
aol another lad, named Sp6ll, who was also an &P-
-egmatite in the same shop and the proescutor got up to
put him down into his seat, anal oe returning to hi. own
stool he felt something in his leg, and at the same time saw
the prisoner reseating himself, with his knife in his hand.
He felt some blood running down his kg, and upon eta-
minicg it he found a wound, which was bleeding very
freely. He returned to the shop and acquainted his memo
minims of the feet. A lad, named James Smith, said he
saw the prisoner rise from his seat u the prosecutor Wes
leaving the led Sebald, and make a thrust at him with the
knife which he held in his band.
Mr. Sullivan, the surgeon who examined the wooed,
demmibed it as one of a very trivial nature, although it bled
!my freely, mod, in moie-examination, said that if the knife
had been three with any degree of violence, he should have
thought it would have inflicted a much more serious wound,
Mr. Lewis, in the prisoner's defence, said that there was
DO !VitieDCo to pr..ve that the prisoner had indicted the
wound intentionally, and that while the prosecutor
was engaged in seating Spball, the prisoner might have been
leaning over, and upon the prosecutor getties up the knife
which the meaner held ie his hand came in contact with
his holy. lie said DO one was more sorry for the occurrence
than the pori4ootr himself, and urged upon the jury, if they
had any doubt, to give the prisoner the hermit of it.
The jury, after glibber...ties a few minutes, found the
prisoner Gude!, of unlawfully wounding, at the same time
recommending him to mercy upon account of his youth.
The prosecutor likewise wished his lordship to be merci-
ful with the prisoner.
The prisoner wee aentemed to ass nicath'• imprisonment.

EXTRAORDMARY LIAP.—Xt. William Harrison,
Wbenam•l►Aireet, as the Tw4aAirs Wolds, when
hunting with Lord Middleton's foxhounds at fiettrington on
the 12th. jmon,l, on tin famed chestnut gelding Garibaldi,
the immense distance of 31 feet over high poem and mils.