The Express.
London, England, 1863-01-22 00:00:00

THAMES.

William Sarille, alias Savage, s well-known and despe-
rate thief, about twenty years of age, was brought up in
remand before Mr. Woolrych, charged with stealing a
silver watch from the person of Edward Pearce, • respect-
able youth, residing in King-street, Tower-hill.
On the afternoon of the 13th instant the prosecutor was
deeding among a cluster of people assembled on Tower-
hill around a " hankey-pankey " man disposing of sense
antrum, when the poisoner seized his watch, twisted the
ring from it, and was about running away, when the lad
seised him and called for help, which was at once rendered
by a man named Bilbrook, who had been watching the
operations of the prisouer and his attempts to rob people for
hell an hour. The prisoner was secured, sad be !dropped
the watch at the proeecutor'a feet. It was recovered.
Police-coustable, 132 11, said the prisoner had been twice
summarily warmed of felony, and on each occasion was
sentenced to three months' imprisonment and bard labour.
On another ouoasioa the prisoner was summarily cotvicted
at the Wonhip-street polies court, and sentenced to two
mouths' imprisonment and hard ldJour. A poliueniau of
the 111 division had informed wittier he had a conviction
against the prisoner.
The father of the preeeentor said he wished the magis-
trate tedium** of the case summarily, and be did not wish
his ecu to be wasting his time any looser. The last's em-
ployers wasted his services.
31r. Woolryok—That Or • secondary es•elioration where
the interests of justice and the public security are
coocerned. It is no waste of time to prosecute • cri-
minal in a wort of justice. and it is the duty of every good

CRYSTAL PALACI.--ONI SHILLING DA-T.—IVO.
MOAT, JAR. 21.—Adsiniese as payment, 1,474 ; 3itt:
season tickets, 1,004 ; total, 2478.
= artian:pent. )—BotiowaVe PILL& —A t.l:.
To s.—After holefatigsble perseverance and Ion::
tinned scientific research, this excellent remedy was
and brought to perfection. Term no invention has the °thee
derived greater benefits: health and ease are the chlefeat
lugs, and these are secured to them by these noble inedlcam....a
which are available at ail ages. They remove all impuritio
the system, by correcting and purifying the blood, a .1 ce
curative powers display themselves with equal gem Mut), SA:
and facility upon the young, the middleuged. and the old -
every country, while their cheapness places them within the r,
of all.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTH&

ANDETWES.—Jannam 177st---313;den Rectory, Burro..
wife of the Rev. W. G. Andrewes, of a eon.
HARlSER.—January 14, at Upper Clayton, the wife of F.
kaq., of a daughter.
CHANLBIIIB.--January 20, at Vanda House, Lewisham
the wife of W. E. Chambers, Faq., of a daughter.
EZENE—January 18, at Shaftesbury-road. liammenenal: •
wife of 8. W. Keene, Faq.. of a son.
MONCIEEIFFE.—Jsumary 19, at Monanige Room, Perth,:
Lady Louisa Mom:edge, of a son.
POOLE—January 19, at Cornwall Villas, Westbourne pa. L:'
West, the wife of R. S. Foote, Eau., of a daughter.
KLEE lAGES.
FORTESCUE—WALDEORAVE—January 20, at Bn m 7(
Church, by the Rev. C. Harcoart, C. Fortestme, Esq., Ill'
Francea Countess Waldegrave.
JOHNSON— DEACON—January 20. at the pariah chunk. C,
ham, by the Rev. W. H. W. k Bow)cr, Robert, aoo
Johnson. Lu., of Blnbeook, Lincolnshire, to kluat9l
daughter of H. H. Deacon, Em., of Clapham.
LE+LIN—LESTER—Jeauary 20, at All nainta Church. 803
heath, by the Rev. C. Frampton, W. Leslie, Eat., of
gardens,lir!de.perbiliabo Harriet, daughter of C. Lester, lot
Olouce.teßOPKß-CCII7.ON—ATELNBON —January 17. at the I°4
church, Cheltenham, by the Rev. J. Klima, M.A..
Hoary, son of the Hon. J. H. RoperCurzon, to Kmib
slaughter of the late J. IL Midtown, lag., of Vorishay.
DEATHS.
BROOKE—January 17, at flawley:square, Margate, Mr
Brooke. aged 76.
CH NDOB-I.OLE —January 19, at Radburne flail, mar L• 67
E. 6. ChamicraPolo, Esq.. aged To.
COLLlNS.—January 17, at ilazetwooi llouse, Eighaston.k:
mingharn, Mr. J. Calms. aged di.•
lIIIKTON. January Jik at Shrew shun, Mr. J (fort., sa,.'
LoYD.—Jassuary 19, at COOlllllO House, Cr...J.10n, ,r.,11, sue
E. Loyd, Km., aged 77.
MALT.ALIRU.—January 10, at Rnahoime, in Ma 73rd year..t,
Maliallen. Kim., former y of Lon :on, fvr many years obit
'allow. metropolitan Journals, and a leading coutlibob'' , '
Blackwood' and uther in.n.nkr:nrs.
MlClCALF.—Jiumaryal6, et Ripley, Sucre), Mr. J. Ski,
axed 64.
STOKES.—Jsnuary 18, at Blackhrath, Elizabeth. wife of
Stokes, Es% aged 42.
WHITTINO Alf.—Januasy 17. at Charlottaterrace,
road. Houmws7 New-town. Mr. W. Whlitinaham. aged

Mated sad Publliad by WILIAM" Kos RAM.
Losobardrtrest, la las CIO a Landon. Prtutsr.
.sank. toalloardatmet. W lortedact of Water*
TIOSSDAI, JAIVAILT tf last.