The Express.
London, England, 1857-12-24 00:00:00

MIDDLBSEX SESSION&

(Bekaa Mr. Craw Tread a Bench of Magistrates at
asemfastat.)
SINTIXCI ON Tlll POLICEMAN BRADY.

Hugh Bray, the polictrovnetable convicted on Friday
bet at ea await epos Disdriela liothgen, • German, Ina
brought up for poet.
r. Crory said the prima hid beta convkted of one of
the gratroll camas It had ewer been hls lot to try—a paver
seldom cams before s,wart d tlea. It was proved, upon
what be must my wee eddtaa of the cleanest character,
that he had palely fruited • .unlsd wawa of rvapect.:
ability while be was performing the duty of a police-mu-
tilate, and when he found that the husband of the female he
had so insulted had taken his number, for the pur-
pose of reporting him to the police authorities
lee his misconduct, he attacked hits with. his
truncheon and committed the brutal and cowardly
mauls of which ha had been convictid. Not cmly did be do
tW, Mt he took him victim tato coatody, on a &sop of Ids
seraultad him with • poker—s charge which he sup-
by porky" before the magistrate, and also at this
when ha wee disbelieved by the jun who ecquitted
Mr. Bathaa Feetemtrely if the ends of justice the pri-
mer hdleea ocavitred, end keen inquiry which had been
mode sa to his intimidate it appeared that be wan sot enti-
tled to the rod character he hid nerved with respect to his
ocindoot while Is the Crimea in the Land Transport service,
for he bed bar reduced to, Collllniiiking • onus *moult.
Looidag at ell the circametraces, espectially to the fact that
et tbe this the primmer wee a_ maitre coetrabie, whom duty
wee to_ protect the path; be het it to be his duty tomp
upon him the full sentionoe the law allowed, and regretted he
couicknot give sem more. The motence was, that the pri-
soner he kept to hard labour in the House of Correction for
the pried of two yam.
Mr. Vann, the solicitor for the prosecution, in the abeam
of Yr. Neigh, roamed an application made on Friday by the
lather gentleman for full costs, but the court decided that the
weal oohs only shoold be allowed.
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Ames Terry, 63, pleaded guilty to an indictment preferred
Wm by directios of the parochial authorities of Mary-
kw Mein_ g ualawfully kept and used the house,
No. 46, Cpper Nortomotriet, se a brothel.
He wee motiooed to four months' hard labour.
Mr. Metcalfe, instructed by Mr. Randall, the parish
prosecuted; Mr. Lewin appeared for the ddendant.
Adteerd Eme, a Monsumeon, wee coovicted of indicting
grievous bodily harm upon him wife, by cutting her heed
open with a looking-Fier frame, and it was proved that he
bad often Mt:rested her.

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He was @valanced to hard labour for le calendar months.

TaTiaTiletClaf;d7feWai.
Drteid Zotru, 20, eras convicted of stealing a watch from
the person of loam Colt, a warden of the Wenden Prison,
while standitlin./ on the Hone Guards Parade, es bet Ka-
Jolty was up to open parliament. Ile woo oestemood to
four moo ' hard labour.
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—The Cast ore rigid w;; that of • person named Suttee,
who was charged with aisaulting a gentleman named Lewis,
on the =saw@ of the latter waiting upon him in reference
So some legal proceedings. The facts were of no interest ea-
rto tha the defendant in the result was tined
and dtecha+ied
*Mr. F. H. Lewis prosecuted , Mr. Metcalfe vu for the
. .

Among the grand juror+ esmiened Is Nei, the reasons of
their non-atiendanoe on the Ina
..t! of the swim mu

Mr. John Hallett, of St. MarHA hall, who stated, in
gnawer to Mr. Creasy, that he was prevented attending by
having to attend to prodbmimal duties.
Mr. Cressy said that really was no excuse at all ;
"Zgentleman summoned might urge the same grouud.
. Balkh said he was professor of music at the London
taiveralty, and his attemisam here would have prevented
his keit his sagagemsate there.
Mr. iriay said ha, too, was • university professor, and he
regretted that his Fab& duty primentel him from releasing •
brother preform' Imes a line which he had incurred for not
ateediag as a greed juror without Pakilllit legal taxman
Mr. sash mum pay the la
[The sentence on the Life Quardarean, John Scott, con-
victed of robbing Lieutenant the Hon. C. B. Banbury, was
five yams' penal servitude, and not one year hazel labour, am
stated yesterday.]