The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-16 00:00:00

SURREY SESSIONS.

The July adjourned quarter sessions for the county of
Surrey commenced yesterday morning at the Sections
House, Newington-causeway.
The calendar contained the names of 20 prisoners for
trial —lB for felony, and two for misdemeanour. The
degrees of education were as follow :—Four could neither
read nor write, one could only read, twelve read and write
imperfectly, two read and write well, and only one of a
superior education.
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SECOND COURT.
(Before T. Tilson, Eoq.)
11111 AIIBAULT IN BATTERSEA-PAR[.

Mr. Maori Janet 010e71, 40, • solicitor for some time in
practice is Saint Albans-street, Kensington, a married gen-
leman a numerous family, and whose connexions are
of the first respectability, was indicted for unlawfully and
indecently smelting Anne Jordan, a young lady about 20
yaws of age, in Batterses•park.
Mr. Oppenheim, instructed by the Associate institute for
enforcing the Laws for the Protection of Women and
Children, prosecuted ; and Mr. Tindal Atkinson, specially
retained, with Mr. Morgan Howard, for the prisoner.
At the end of the case for the prosecution medical and
other testimony wan taken to show that the prisoner was
of unsound mmd and the jury Acquitted him on that
pound ; Mr. Tilaon ordering him to be detained during her
Majesty's pleasure.

THE POLICE COURTS.
MANSION-HOUSL
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A styliskly-dreassd young man, named Charles Dente*.
noßt =of age, was kught before the Lord Mayor, to
• preliminary examination on • charge of having
• ted to his own use the proceeds of a bat of ar-
c age for 1421. 15s. 6d., and 40f. in Bank of England'
notes, which had been entrusted to him to pay into Messrs.
Willis and Percival's Bask, sad also with mbeaaaliog several
sums el money belonging to his employer, Mr. Abraham
Le Blond, Budge-row, engraver and printer.
It appeared that the prisoner wu in the service of Mr.
La Blood as clerk, and on the 23th of May that gentleman
gave him • bill of exchange for 1421. 15s. 6d., and 401.
in beak-note. After that time the prisoner absented'
himself from business on the plea of illness, and during his
alums Mr. Le Blood ascertained that the two amounts had
not bees paid in. On the prisoner's return to buena= on
Wednesday last he spoke to him &bout it, and charged him
with detaining it, and be said he had done so, and was
ashamed of himself for had erg done so. Mr. Le Blond told
him to make out • list of his defalcations and take it to him
on Monday (yesterday), and he would comedic in the mean-
while what be should do. The prisour gave him a list
yesterday of • number of customers from whom be bad re-
ceived money, and he gave him into custody.
Upon that evidence the primer was renanded, in order
that farther inquiries mhAt he made.

GifILDBALL.
Iharid Griffith Ante;Woburn-place, was =i,
up before Alderman Hale for further examination,
to tie charge of feloniously [creep and uttering • certain
decament to le the last will and testament of
Mrs.
Mr. Instructed by Mr. Humphreys, jun., of the
firm of Romp reys, Son, and Morgan, conducted the pro-
eandies for the Solicitor to the Treas•ry, under the order
of illeAtierney-Ocinerel ; and Mr. Sleigh, instructed by Yr.
Lew* jun., and Mr. Fitch, appeased for the defame.
Thor/ideas@ taken on Saturday having been read over,
Dr. Murphy, of 40, Dorkeley.stivet, Portinan•queas, was
sailed, and ested-1 Uwe newt seen Dr. Jones writs,' and I
only recollect receiving one note from him on professional
business, which I attended to for him. Ido not know
sulkiest of hi handwriting to swear to it and give my
belief upon It. I was ailed to 44 Webs:aides% en the
night of the 1344 or rather about one °We&
BOWL
the wise al the 14th at lrelemary lad, to sae New BOWL
I was willed to see sick lady, bed I did net know her Ramo
at dot Mme. fie apemend veep weak, amid I bold her eo,
and not beteg obis to speak die merely hewed her head es-
Naltiglp. Übe ebi see wea•
at all in say presence. s I
haled kse seention ands of • will while I was there. lad vs-
cenumnraded &wet and beef kWh Oho domed so
of heroine death. ailed on the following daperils
about tane &desk on the 14th—to inquire for her, had wee
iehmill via was deed.

Oremensminni—AM I reeseenswied chisel. • lady
who was we the pelisses had rid, " She pairs post,"
but I did set bier the plant spa. Bare ilnilbt byte
sprawl e
Isserlera te dhows without ay basing her, se I ass standing
me th
I Raw Sege Bloom aid—l an a amidee et the ANA-
' pima brindatthe Union Bank al Laden. The late Yrs
Saida Is kegl en mond at env lank. I paid
I dream burin bar signahne. Oho ...22.611
Name " B' The sidnotom to tb• king=
br
will pnedneni does nal searibla Mrs. Balkh
I It doss not seenable her Inaba in the gesnatien wen d
the laden. I would not have paid a cheque steal Ma the
will prodneed.
Frederick Theses Bonen said—l sea a ershisr in the
Union Beak el landau. I lave been in the WO rd
cy' cheques draws by the late Me. leghla Briaa I
at thw dgeature al tire wargessi will and I
serlely sisowld net lase resegaleal it if bee wiling. I
should not hews lonerned • sham drawn in that way.
Czar-exuained—l do not think it is bur handwritiag.
The lady land to ease to *elm* sag draw her cheques a
the mangoes room Ms new wrote cheques in ay pre
seam _ _ _ _ . •

Herbert Hoary Clubs aiirl um n clerk in the bill de-
partment of the Units Dank d lancles. I hare seen the
will produced, and in ray ilreichilit elignntrare Is not in
the dirriting ol DeDb. The thareeter of
the handwriting it seamy agar.
Crose.examined-1 eheelting feel justified in paying s
cheque upon it. I had reed the newspaper report d Dr.
Joner's•videnee in thePrehatis Oen* hiving bean subproblem'
es • witness,
wee the dg riture whom/ wee shown
Mrs. Dellis._ this will, and asked if it
ef

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owy further r presoa sad oho& low woolitor rotwood.
I Mo. MA* oldostedk to a switood. talon Abe Adoodiat
WIMP odouttod to bog, at the moo time veglot that L woo
fa a position to pow. that Si. will woo prow" ozooutod
waordisi to alrlopl lams of law.
Aldorawa Halo elsolioul to ocoort boll, aid 111•1•111111 i tits
tar wok.
LAMBETH.

Mr. Snot lane e rod Yr. l'nestrir Flaws, eirderle
sA Cambridge, and sombre d the University Me asps,
we ebereed with being eseseened, with others not la ern-
ledy. in tie commission of m.os sad dissodedy
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Aerie, Arms Tavern, and dm rib 11100118141 paw
sonstable 131111 P while in De eassedisn of ids duly.
Arebibold Rinke. the proprietor et the Amor*
Arms ffivers. mid that tar emend eirble ler week he had
boon 'riposted to peat anomense by the anninst al erne
=sewfreigasailag We began Al fie orates to Iff
en Ortniday Wahl tho prism= mine late bit home
and Wood bin if he welsh provide them wish some sapper.
Mat* that they ind beam Wirsidelea with their mop,
amid Iwo told thom IbM be mail rot do as, as they Gorki
net herb below De ism id aiming, but offered to
oat, and did env them eras sardwish sod served Dem with
some ale at the bar. &MIS el the parties Weems very noisy,
and his remenstrare and repeated rqueets that

=would Levi his home. posembli sot beteg
to. mad shoo waseding- the time for
eissing, he sent kw • constable to moist him in elearrag
his Mew On the wadable maiden his appearance the
Wset up abed doer sod cried out, " Here's a Bobby,
IPE him.' The esestablo asked them if they were
awes. of the tines, eel asked time to go, but they refused
to do so, and the corarablo bid bold of one of the prisoners
=Lim out of theism" The others followed, and •
distorting, emenientside, and at length the pri-
weerEreest was breoghtienelheliwase by the police. TIMM
was • gooddielof bleed Am* Um prisoner, and the wearable
beds eel on his band, wad both perinea were molted rad their
wounds drearaL In anillindee, Mr. Hinton said that parties
stepping at his low" as well as those stranding public
=mom sehlestoi to great samoyasoe by the disturb-
the. young mw, sad he should therefore feel it to
be Weft to these peon, as well ea to himself and family,
leirodzie:d to thedisturbances had complained of.
the bead waiter, corroborated the star
mak of of hie meow respecting the early part of the dia-
bolism" and ssid that while outside the prisoner Francis
=apes the door sad barked like • dog, and this was
butes after twelve. This vitas= also said the pri-
assers toad* use of vulgar sad abusive language.
Mr. BUMP ebeseved that it was much to be regretted
that web thine, should occur. Something had been said of •
berme basing hese draw*, but there was no proof of it,
and certainly new that prisoners had drawn one, or that
they used theswrdspekeoof. There could be no doubt,
however, that awl rtslsuce bad been used, and for this
the prisoners mad psi • penalty of 2/. each, or in default
to be imprisoned fee iwrteao days.
The penalty wee net ewe paid, and the prisoners were dir