The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-31 00:00:00

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

Charles &lain Fennell, a respectahlednoking boy, 14
years of age, sod living at 17, Blomfielihterrsoe, Padding-
toe, was charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with stealing a hone
of the value of 1001., the property of Mr. Henderson,
muter, of the Grosvenor Riding School. South-etreet, Park.
lane, St. George's.
Robert Mike, foreman to Mr. Henderson, said that on
Monday morning the prisoner came to the 'ibis and said
he welded two saddle borses—one for himself and one for
his mother—to go to the Crystal Palace, Sydenham, sod
that they were to be sent to 17, Blomfield-terrace, Pad-
dington. at ten o'clock (where hi father resides). He re-
turned, however, about nine o'clock, and mounted one of
the horses, and wanted to take the other with him, but be
(witness) refused to let him have it, and sent a man with
him. The prisoner took the man to the Strand on some ex-
cuse, and told the man to go hack and to tell him (witness)
that Ise would ride horns one horse himself, but before doing
so he changed horses, taking the most valuable one. He,
however, never came back with the horse.
The man sent with the prisoner by the last winces, said
that the prisoner on sealing him back with one horse told
him that he would ride the other hack himself, first having
changed horses. and then said that he should go to Sedan-
ham by himself, but that if he did not he would return with
the horse soots • but that if he went to Sydenharn, he would
return to the yard at aix o'clock.
Thomas Jones, 274 11, said that yesterday afternoon he
went to Willesden, and in the evening, after searching for
the enamor, found him io a pleasure boat on the canal. He
also ascertained that the prisoner had been there the day
before with two horses, which be bad been letting out in
cheap rides to the school children at Wills:deo. On inquiry
at the livery stables, he (Joon) found that prisoner had had
about 20 horses from different pererms—sometimes out for
four hours and sometimes for five. On searching his room he
foiled • number of spurs sod whips.
Mr. Ty rwbitt inquired of the fiat witness the value of the
horse taken from Mr. Heodsnoo, and the witness Dike said
it was 801.

Jones said he also found that the prisoner bought a pound
of sherbet, and he gave it to a man almost a stranger ; and
on asking the prisoner bow he could have got to town with-
out soy money. he said that be should have ridden the
horse along tLe towing.; atli of the canal, ►nd thus have
avoided the toll-gates.
The uncle of the p,isooer stepped into the witness-box,
and on Mr. Trrwhitt u.iog him whether he wished to say
anything of the pristine', he replied, " Nothing in his
favour, sir."
Mr. Tyrwhitt told the uncle the prisoner would be re-
mended fora week, when it is believed several other charges
will be preferred.
LAMBETH.

Jama Oeraghty and Robert Kant were placed in the
dock before the lion. C. C. Norton, charged with loitering
about, with intent to commit a felony.

It ;tamed that the two prieoners.were observed by Ser.
rant Law Shepherd, • most active of of the L divi-
sion, loitering about the Princee road, Lambeth, at the
unseasmiable hour of 2 o'clock in the morning, in clone
proximity to the pawubroking establishment of Mr.
Matthews, in that locality. The sergeant and the constable
who wee with him saw them cross and re-erass the road,
and, accosting them, duecied them to go to their home.
The • ers appeared to do so, but in half an hoar after-
w a he saw the prisoners secreted in a doorway in the
pawns leading to a side eutrsuce of the premises of Mr.
Matthew., in which, of course, much valuable property was
stored, and time; were at once taken into custody.
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The. prisooe; Gersglity said he bad beep seduced down
the court by a young female, and that he had no intention
of a robbery.
Mr. Norton asked how it was that Kane was so close to
him when the "lady" interposed?
The prisoner replied that he hid not been in Kane's
company all the night, and denied that he ever contem-
plated a robbery.
It was proved that both the prisocers hod been pre-
vioualy cousicted of felony. but the formal proofs not
being ro attendance the prisoners were remanded, with an
intimision from the heuch that they would be committed
for trial at the ensuing Surrey sessions.

TRAFFIC RETURNS.
11 Nos Paa- Mar- Total, Total,
TarLWATIL
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Week ending Slay 23. 7" a
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Chatham, and !rover l4 1,340

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