The Express.
London, England, 1857-04-07 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

Thep= of be amd for the April Quarter Slalom
were the ()timbal', Weamir-
War solls=l."'"XL:well, Wore the lastotant
wwudrusina boine, Worm, ad Hr. Gond. There
ere plums kr bid
The Moleloarleige lib tiorpAlbe poljory.
sod • dIMIL Me hada be Writ •
witch a. top.garty ef Timm Walker Jodb, tee
diedbrbead.
It oggeoebbet dee waft of the 91k of Murk the pri-
mer eta yid doe eddies id de OM sad Crown puler
boa" loot by thiceor, in
he the Broadway, Weida-
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bar. Aided added, )(midi) took • obillnp-
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she we bar bmitmore web ad dela - en • tehle
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mooed floge lan f. ad dome, eftenremtb be mild at
at this Mesa Ia ememagemeso ad a otamedeolka Ede to
the MAW be mat up bbl bed-nee _ad =Med he
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who bed boa limberged ; be limeOf wee abed
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superior ahem of cavalry who served under the first empire,
and was left at an early age to shift for himself. lie entered
the French nary, and served in the Levant under l'rinee de
Joieville, but being attacked b 7 jaundice be was compelled to
quit, and be than entered into commercial pursuits at
Smyrna, and was successful. Ile had some transactions
with a person who decamped, leaving him it loser of 27,000 f.,
by which he was entirely ruined. This had such en afoot
upon his rabid, which bad been severely affected by the malady
contracted it Smyrna, that it brought on a End of mania fur
esisriaa—klepsomuga—uadir the influence of wbich he

enamitted the offences few which he was indicted. There
vas* prod of this, or of course he (Mr. Lewis) should
have gone to the but the statement must be taken for
what it was worth.
The Ambitaat-Judge mid if the prisoner were mad it was
• epodes of Insanity about which there certainly was a good
deal of nielhod at any rata. He would ao what es-
*nee to paw
.fedn AWISIAN, 26, was indicted for stealing 3s. ed., the
money d Henry W. A. Meech, from his peen at an °loc-
ate neeethq held at Freemasons Hall.
He wee hand Guilty, and a form* conviction wen proved
egainst him.
The Court sentenced him to four years' penal servitude.
Amid Jacobs 19, Henrytprkhurst, IS, and Wm. Smith,
17, were indicted for a quantity of tools, the pro-
perty of Abel Fanfold and Arnold.
- Mr. Hawthorne prosecuted. Mr. Poland defended
Jacobs,
_and Mr. Dishy append for Parkhurst. Smith was
not defended.
The jury found Jacobs and Parkhurst Guilty, and they
were sentenced to 12 months' hard labour. Smith was
Acquitted.
George Corbinlky, 40, a respectable looking man, of su-
perior education, we. indicted for felon *only embezzling the
revered *roe of 81. 156., St. 16a., 121. Its., and Si. 16e., the
moneys of Reuben Courtwell Urentorei, to whom he was
servant.
The prisoner pleaded guilty to all these charge., end also
to having been previously convicted.
The prosecutor is en architect and builder, residing in
Wastbuurne-street, Paddington and the prisoner wee in his
loyment as clerk and collector. It wee his duty to col-
lect moneys for hie master, and it wee ascertained that on
the 27th of September the 3rd and 10th of November, and
tbe 16th of February, the prisoner had received the earns in
on behalf of his master, but had not accounted for
=lO
.. When the prisoner was taken into custody on this
charge he said that be wee • ruined man for ever.
It transpired that the prisoner was tried at the Central
Criminal Court in January, 1862, fur forging a bill of el-
and sentenced to transportation fur seven years, but
was liberated with a ticket of leave.
Mr. °restores, the prosecutor, was called, and in answer
to questions from the Assistant Judge, be said be IVY in-
duced be take the prisoner into his employment in conse-
quence of the Maul* recommendations to do so that ho rs
calved flea do chaplain of Dartmoor prison, where ha was
ecallesil, ea which induced las (geosecutor) to believe that
be bed bloom retteleed, but be had been really deceived.
He bid dee a god clarecter of him from Messrs. Wiesen,
with wane be haredivituus to W conviction.
The Ambient-1 bavtog strongly anitnadvetted upon
the prisonerssonasneed him to I* kept in peed
servitude fur the lens of dm pen.

(Haft Mr. Creasy.)

isoneelfartits, 36, was %dieted for having stolen a bottle
of cherry, a bottle of whiskey, a bottle of gin, and a bottle of
brandy, the property of Samuel Walker.
The prosecutor is the landlord of the British Sailor public:
home, in Now Church-street, Portman-market, and it
appeared that the prisoner had been at work there as a car-
penter, repairing the bar flooring. The charge against him
was that he had attempted,when leaving one night, to carry
off a buket in which cocas bottleewere packed with shavings,
but the teleologic intention was not made out to the satisfac-
tion of the jury, and the prisoner, who received a good
character, was Aqua fed.