The Express.
London, England, 1855-12-24 00:00:00

DEUEMBER

had taken glass at rail* tasti.q mad be resolved
&modes whisk WINS Ida is ineesedee the paseemes
beeped Ike reviews *waist I. nude Wes way 51 ease
eter, wham he Osumi the bee et prams
es lie lab% bus pea* ennessied vadat sa old
Cresp7-per, whisk wee threw* 'auks* ever h. The
primmer marmated hefts peseseam by Mader that he bad
parehased the trait tent a pones named Plifilips, in
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City, with whom he bad bass la the habit of
tar the last eta loam Whales left the phenol in
et awakes effisere aml wended to %ear:grew put
of emeeseelliag whisk be diesevered a et trui-
sm Isis* to the T• 1111 di, passe
el bleak nod SOMILIpain ei ellMesm's shoes, whisk
be snepested to be the motes, el diluent robbed*.
altheagb the *ism declared that the auk led hes. lilt
with his as seamy for a lean, and with regard en iheether
artist" that be had ives einciVe useesse to a
Milldams*, sad that the ehees to hithes own shildren.
The sergesat !added that ha Wmade minute in-
quiries is Lad leas respostiag Menus Phillips, but found
that no sub versos leaded I. that Wady.
Knight (City pollosmaa 246.417) stated that the instant the
sergeant bad left the to under the eireamaances described
in his evidence, the prisoner made a sadden rash at hiss
with the observation, u I don't know what you have to do
with it ;" and, after dashing him against the wall, he hastily'
caught tip the box of fruit, whisk he attempted to destroy
by throwing it oa the fro; but witness smoseded, with
some difficulty, In rumoring it, sad the prisoner who
offered considerable reagent*, was overpowered and te-
emed.
In answer to the charge, Mr. Watkins, who appeared for
the defence, mitred the magistrate that his client would
ham an difficulty in rendering a satisfactory explanation
with regard to the property, and amounted for his violent
sad esspicious conduit by stating that he had been drinking
freely at the time.
It having been ballasted by dugout Jeekeon that he ex-
mated to be prepared with farther evidenoe at the neat
exasainatioa, the prisoner was ordered to be remanded for
a week; bat the magistrate con fisted to aseept substantial
bail* his appearanoe.
LAMBETH.

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Ti. Billiard, a pugilist, who has bees foe some time in
training to fight a pitahed battle ; Cahill Bury, a convicted
thief mad hourbreaker, and Thema Berrissors, a person
well known to the polka, were lisally maramed on a 'barge
of Maliq two large sew" die property .f Mr. Ball.
The Winnow Ist seise nestle past are suppmed to have
oommitlnd a number of r4Mberise ill the parishes of Camber-
well and Newingtoa, particularly in unoccupied houses,
from while they carried away the coppers, lead-pipes, gas,
sod Weer fittings.
lip. 16. called a number of witnesses who had gives
them t infonastion relative to the prisoners sad
the t robberies ; but nearly the whole of them de-
nied Ibeir oath what they had previously said, Omagh
the matrary was sworn to by the caws, and the magistrate
threatened to sommit two or three of the witness' for

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gar. mortal remarked, that it would be ageless with gush
witnesses to send the ease before s jury, and he should,
thenfore, deal with it summerily, sad send the prisoners
for throe maths each to the House of Correetioa.
THAMES.

Thomas Kingston, thei-jsesger, Sired 17, appeared before
Mr. Ingham os a summons, charged with " wilfully and
maliciously setting Are to the dwelling house, lofts, and
warehouses, knows es the Dublin and Foreign-wharf,
Lower Bast Smitt field, with intuit to Ware Mr. James
Hartley, the proprietor of the same."
We hare already reported the ease at length. On Saturday
further evidence was tendered, which, however, failed to
bring home the charge dtrestly to the prisoner.
The further hearing of themes was postponed until Friday
seat, the defendant is the meantime being allowed to be at
large without entering late any recogaisanee. Thmo ars a
great number of witnesses to be 'satiated. sad the neves*
gallon is expeated to lest some days.