The Express.
London, England, 1864-02-23 00:00:00

q.RRKE.2IIWELL.

Margaret Walsh, who pre her age es 18, but who ap-
peared • mere ohild, aril who wee described on the charge-
sheet aa "unfortunate," wee charged with }baling 21. and
ocher articles from the person of Charles Brake a traveller,
residing at 18, Millmenetneet, Foundling Hospital.

ThiPreosiatok, who pie his ;Adios; with great
effrontery, said cm Thursday evening be met the prisoner
in Holborn ►bout 8 o'clock, and took her to a low brothel in
Eagle-street, Holborn. Whilst there with her she robbed
him of hie money and some of his employer's goods. He
did not give an alarm then, nor whilst he was in the house.
When they got outside the prisoner ran away, but meeting
her on the previous night he gave her into custody.
The prisoner, in the most earnest manner, denied that
she had ever seen the prosecutor until the previous even-
ing, when he gave her into custody.
Inspector Pierce, E division, said the prosecutor was in
the habit of charging prostitutes, and then not attending
to prase the eharga On this occasion, before he left the
station, he was bound over in his own recognisance to
attend.

resrectable•looking woman, who esided in the urns
home as the prisoner, said that on Thursday last she was
certain that the prisoner was not out until after nine o'clock.
She was certain of it, as the poor girl, having only the
clothes she stood upright in, gave them to witness to wash,
while she sat by the fire in a shawl, and the clothes were not
dry until after nine o'clock.
The brothel keeper was sent for, and she said she was sure
the prisoner was the girl that came with the prosecutor.
She was in the habit of swing the prosecutor, as be often
came to her house. She was quite certain that the girl
did not have earrings. On turning round, she saw that
the prisoner had earrings, and thee she said she was certain
she did. _ .

It was stated to the magistrate that the prosecutor
fetched the brothol-keeper, and bad boas driokwg sad
talking with her all the morning. The brothel-keeper wu
wow half drunk.

The magistrate said no jury would convict, and he dis-
charged the primmer.
The prosecutes was hheed es he left the court.

WESTMINSTFAL

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Charles Geary, a airman, wee charged with being drunk
sad incapable of taking care of a van and hones of which
he had charge.
Police-constable Samuel Geary (not related to the de-
fendaet), 267 A, said that between six and seven on Satur-
day evening he found the defendant in the King's road,
Chelsea, with some horses and • van. He wee so intoxicated
as to be toerfectly unlit to drive them with safety to the
public. The van was laden with coals, and a man who
appeared to know the defendant came tip and offered to
take charge of the team sad deliver the coals, but defendant
refused to allow him to do so.

Mr. Selfs—What hase you to n 7 to this?
Defendant—Well, I had some drink, sad it got the better
of me.

lfe—Not an unusual thing U you take too much
of it. You were unable to deliver your coals, and when a
man offered to take them for you, it leans you refused to
let him.

Defendant—l had money on tickets for the coals to be
delivered, and therefore I was afraid to deliver them to any
one alse, as he 'might have taken the money from customers
sod stunk to it.

-716.9elfe—iou should have kept sober, and attended to
your business, instead of getting drunk.
Defendant—l only took a drop of drink, and there isn't
mach in that.

Mr. Selfe—Yea, there is a great deal in a man getting
drunk who ham chemp of a ammo of any kind and
horses. Accidents result from it, &Mrs' are run over
and killed, women knocked down sad injured. I must
fine you.
Defendant—l hope not. I have a wife and five children
to maintain. Five children are a good deal to keep.
Mr. Salto—They are five reasons for your not getting
drunk. Yost are fined 10a. or seven days. I =not have
drunken driven about the streets.
THAMES.

Inspector Hooey, of tl;eli division, asked the attention of
Mr. Paget, the laspistrate, to the first " drunken cam" of
the list, and reported that the subject of the charge was
dead. She was a poor Wait-woman, who was found drunk
In Bow, opposite the church, at eight o'clock on Saturday
'realms. Her name was unknown, and when brought to
the station she seemed very iIL A surgeon was sent (or and
Wooded, but although everything was dame to rebore the
woman, she died on Sunday morning at two o'clock.
In answer to Yr. Paget, thoolfutiole said the came of death
was supposed to be apoplexy.
The woman had W. in money upon her, sad eighteen
oranges in her basket, when she was taken up.
The case bad been reported to the coroner.

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RAILWAY AND PUBLIC CONPANLig IN PADUA-
NI-Tr.—The ommittse ea Mime schemer is the metro-
polis, after blaring evidence from all the prime* sagnesn
of the proposed new radways for the metropolis red its
suburbs, ban adjourned to Thursday sent, sad is the mean
time it is expected that they will maks • first report. The
salon 000aaatee of the Home of Commas have formed the
following bills for metropolitan sod suburban railways into
groups to be investigated cm their omits before committees
of the boss.:—Group 1, Blackfrian Embankment Roadway
and Railway Cbanag-cross Railway ; Charioverces
Northern Railway; Charing-ems Wasters ; Fast Louden
Railway ; Great Emma (liaropolitaa Inaba and Rail-
way) ; Great Northam and Victoria Stalks; Gnat
Northern (No. 1. Baron Branch), Hampstead, Midland ;
North.Westers sad Charing-cross Juanita ; Loudon sod
Blackwell ; Loudon Brighton, and South Coast (Additional
Powers) ; ditto (iiew lion io Bataansa); London, Chatham,
and Dover No. 1) ; ditto (sew lass); London Low Level
Railway ; Imdos Maio Trunk Dadergioood Railway ;
Loodon Union Railways ; Metropolitan Railways (3 bills—
for additional powers ; 2, Nottiag-bill sad Broaaptoo
Fatea-
nos ; 3, Trim:Magma EzteMos); Ifearopolitan sod Bt.
Jolainwood ; Metropolitan Daniel Railways ; Metropo-
litan Grand Union ; Mallaad (St. Palma. Brambi)n;aLieth
Louden Rail (Additional Po WINISi
_Mao
and Tottenham; North ad South Load= irggh
Junction ; North tad South London Railways Junction ;
Oxford-anon sod City Railway ; Pa/Macias sad Cliche.
non ; Thames Timael Railway ; Thum Viaduct Railway ;
Tottanhars sod Yarliaadosmarest Rail Tottenham
and Hampstead Imams (Banana' to ; -cross) ;
Victoria Statism sod Moans Ecabaskmeut Railway ; pad
Walthamitew, Cleptom, sad Oily Railway. Vanaday,
before the manners oa staadtag ordain, farther bills wen
partly baud sad adjourned. The staadmi ordain were do-
aimed complied with is theme ci the bill for the Meat-
Mike. The bill for the Boaraskow, West Damns, Himmona•
hold, sod High Wycombe Railway was withdrawn.
SHOCKING 00CIIILDINCS ON TIM UNDIZGROOND
RAILWAT.-0a Sunday 11%,:esikorily balm tea 0.01.04,
shook* ocairreace took at the Beherateest Station
of the Mobtaa tradirpotuad Biiiirre‘y. A
woman named Asses Damon, aged 24, is sawn, at 1
Banbridge Ulan Bayswater, had slighted hom the 9.
train from litarriagdoostrest at the down platform, sod the
I train was is maim whoa she disarmed she had hit her
puns is CM carriage she had just quitted, and as. of the
moaners hold it up to bar at the window. She midis ma
attempt to ma towards the simians to none it, bat was
=abLaniPsrtsr.t.fflaw.. I."4l.aairhsta gasp sot
d
sets, the purse"all slipped Maass the moving Inn sad
tlos *dorm Oa bang picked Wit me /mad that his
left larg wee dreadfully Miaowed, sad, indeed, severed jolt
above the imam, the foot wily Ma= b the akia mad
nodose. The right kg was she by the
step of the puling airriage• The ualartambe young
mom wee at aeon am by several wpm, phased us the
soot tunfor Paddhatoo, sad osaveyed te 8t..14a Bre-
pito' nao ossosibla Mtn Mr. Gamonse ad other war.
gems held a cousultatiosa sad in soesequases ci the
fully shattand slate al the banes of the left leg iiatia
amputation was detersaned op s, sad the ILb was sensed
just beim the knee }Mg. Oa imairy at the boseital yes-
terday it was asesseamil that although esmible she young
mama was is • very prisons MM. .1 that bat very
faint home haled an eutertened of her recovery.
MAinurrint, arizirraz, aim Lugooursmout
RA/ANAT.—The WAR oopeeer .1 this ceaspeoy's mamas,
isailadig rein;tells. duttyy, he., hem Jan Ito len 14,
1864, mosaud t. wow., as against 40,6731. he the
paned of 1868 TM primertim of this &nth
J=a timlimgeosipts amain to this ommay from Jet. 1 is
Feb. 14 amounted to 3,9601, as "pion AM. far
the sarresgoodiag period of 1863, aad the espromis to 1,0634„
so 60 1 arphat ,6i.
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