The Express.
London, England, 1861-04-16 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

The April adjourned sessions goimmaned yesterday
wiermiag at Cignaswell, being Hr. Beak* amistant judge,
aid the fame* beach of ampetrates :—Mr. H. Harwood
Harwood, Mr. Parbury, Mr. W. Grilles. Mr. Hogarth,
Mr. flanking, Mr. Wookey, Mr. H. J. Baxter, Dr. Bate-
mem Berea de Bliss, Mr. Sambrook*, Mr. Mr. H.
White, Mr. A. Balleatise, Mn. reelesser, Yr. Mr.
H. Waiver, Mr. Ooodhert, Mr. M. P. BedMa Sir J. ler,
Ms. T. E. Baker, Mr. Pride. and Mr. Baylis. The Ant
imam of the calendar contains the mama of Ql4 prisoners
for trial, all of whom, except four, an charged with felony.
(Before Mr. Payne.)
Robert Wayside*. • pollee constable (E) was indicted for
unlawfully mashing Eliza Lambert.
The proseoutrix wee • widow, residing in Langhamplace.
She deposed that ea the evening of Mooday, the lst lust,
she mild at her sea's, in Poland.street, and remained there
till an early hour in the morning, and on going to heroine re-
sidence, when, in fact, dowse within a hundred yards of her
deer, the prisoner no up to her, poked his bead under her
baud, aides her demanding to know the nada of such
behavimes; he said, " I am looking to see if you
are the girl I saw • short time ago near All Souls
Church." She told him he was mistaken. His re-
joinder was, "Am I r and in a ferocious and im-
perative maam'. he entered bar to "go cm." At the
mans monied she received • blow at the bottom of her
back, which Mai her to the gnawed. and her face, corning in
contact with the pavement, was much °coined. Her noes
and forehead ware cut and bled profusely ; the
feather Wend her by saying be had warned her for sham
sisethi before. When she got to her own door, abs felt
somewhat coder protection sod called him • villain ;ha
mad if she did not go in he would lock bet up. It was
suggested that the prosecutrix was in liquor at the time,
bat it was positively and clearly contradicted, and the eel.
deuce of • surgeon clearly showed that the proescutrix bed
sustained injury to her face, abraside on the forehead, the
result of violence.
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The jury found the prisoner Many, but recommended
him to mercy. He was a young and isexperieoced constable.
The learned Judge said it was the dut of the court
to protect the police in the proper d ecbarge of their
duty_ kr which the public paid them, and it wee
egestly the duty of the court to protect the public
from outrageous conduct at the hands of the police.
Having carefully considered this cam, and the re-
eommendation of the jury, he thought he should answer the
ends of justice by sentencing him to sit Months' imprimis-
sent with hard labour.

EMIORATIOX or Moamowirea.—A party of MOT-
monites, onsisting of 17 men, 25 women, sod 11 children,
left London yesterday by the North-Western Railway for
LirtrPool, at rower for the Sell lake settlement. The
emigration of Mormooites from Great Britain. particularly
from the southern districts of Woke has during the peek
tea weeks bees on a Urge mkt. Their number embeaces
all rinentlenten, an inlishitent of Merthyr, Ole-
contributed I,OOOL, and joined the
"bream. ISO whom, iscluding an old woman upwards
of 80 years of age, have just left Wales.

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