The Express.
London, England, 1857-10-20 00:00:00

(Before Mr. Crow.)

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Elizabeth Hen!, a marine etore•dcaler, in Victoria-grove,
Cambridge-heath-road, who was convicted on Wednesday
teat of having feloniously received a number of pswter-pota
which had bar stolen by three boys from public-honer wee
freight up for judgment.
Mr.
Cre....
said
it was a most aggravated case, end sem-
iarid Mil to four yore penal servitude. Mirky%
who had guilty of stealing the pots, were eentmoed
each to sera days' imptinament and to be whipped.
Domain Hayden, 30, a repulsive-looking man, was indicted
for aakawfully resulting James Burt, a police-constable, in
the esamtlan of hie duty.
The prosecutor, 317 14 division, was on duty in Brooke-
serest, Ratcliff, one morning, about one o'clock, when he
saw a woman lying se tf seder upon • door-step. He aroused
lacer and advised bar to go home, and was assisting her to
walk, whr ha arrived two tremendous blows on the back of
the boa, which made him reel forward. On turning round
he found that the prisoner was him arailant. He reared
another blow, which knocked his head against • shutter. The
prisoner then seized him by the body,liftsi him upend dashed
him to the ground with great violence. He dr dropped
upon hint with his bars, mad struck him uti the face eight
or nine timer, cutting one of Wasp' open. A person who
maw this called out for assistere, and another policeman
came up. The prisoner, who was not sober, ran away. The
prosecutor became insensibis, and hod since been unable to
rename duty. He sustained a severe injury through his back
coming in contact with the sheep edge of a kerbstone, which
in all probability will be a permanent one.
The prisoner rid he was drunk at the time, and knew no-
thing of the matter.
The jury found him Orley, and Mr. Creasy sentenced him
to in kepkto had labour for 14 oalendar months.
JAN Keeley we. bright up to to dealt with by the court,
as ein incorrigible rogue and vagabond, under ths 6 Oeo. IV.,
o. 53, see. 10.
The prisoner was convicted as • rogue and vagabond before
Mr. William Peter Bodkin at Highgate, and committed to
the House of Cornctioa until the quarter serous. The
offence set forth was, „that os ths 72nd day of September,
at Hampstead, in this county, he did unlawfully go about
and endeavour to procure charitable contributkine from Jane
Biologies, under the false per nee that such contributions
were to be applied to bringing the dead body of his wife from
a hospital to Hampered for talsrment, whereas, in fact
and la truth, his wife was not dead, rid is now
living; . 6x. Whr taken into custody the police
cot him a paper purporting to be signed by a "district
visitor" recommending- his appeal to the benevolent on the
ground that he had been Left • widower with seven children,
and was &maid from getting hie living through an acci-
dent. Two former oonvictions for frauds upon the chari-
table were proved against him by officers of the Ilendicity
Society. He wua well-known udder.
Mr. Creamy adjudged hint to undergo ten months' hard
Warr.
John Antomio, a foreign mike, was indicted for sasaulting
James Donovan and wounding him with a knife.
He wee found Guilty on the encend count, and sentenced
to sir months' bard labour.
John JPoerthy, 22, was tried and found Guilty of stealing
• gold watch, value 301., the property of Thomas Henries,
from his perry in a crowd in the Minoriss.
Having been previously convicted of a like robbery, the
prisoner yr essimiced to four yearf penal servitude.