The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-31 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

MANSION-HOUSE.
Mr. Henry Crustal, wiewary to the Wakeman.* Ste*
4:g
Packet Cropping,. weared Jostard&T_ Won eh
Carden (who was for the Lord mayor), to mew
a anamone taken est amine& tha orampany by the •
of the Board of Trude, charmas them with mil
allowing a eteentsr, et which they were the owners,
the fim Swallow, to ply with pastomem on board *thou
at the time bevies ewe of the dupliortee of Orel cull
ileate requited by the ltorehanta' Shipp*
_Act, 1854, h
be propered and honed by the Beard of Trade, putt IN
110611* oompionene part of Met mid vessel, condom, to reenm
31ft of the abowwwilewli sot.
Ms. Cumberland, herniae/R, appeal* as behalf of 14
Oommiedosees if the Bowl of Trade ; and Mr. Stoke.
solkitor, appeared as behalf ci the company.
There was aloe a ennunom takes eat wind Rea*
Hardin se the =L at the aril,bpegshaming m with ro
Wily the same
Mr. Mar, as behalf of the emnpany,eild ha admitili
the sharp; bet he hoped what be bad to my night h•
takes hrteeenaideration se some abed wage for whit me
girth as oversight u the part of the emopeny ill WWII
eb:laslibe appeared. The weal bed bees lied 06 the day
of the arrival of the Primer Almondsis Leaden, eall
Wag only hired for one day's monads* the eenawrzse
not aware that they were reneging
to have a copy of the wiliest*.
Captain Hanky, whir was sot repreeinded by any solici-
tor, mid he admitted the charge ; bet is the burry sod
extritement ol the day be guile form. to look lar the cwt.
Beath

Sir Robert salt it was an comae on which everybody's
head wee tamed with excitement, and he we see that I
ever an exception was made, it should be is the premed
cam, and he was sec that the oolnakeleams would Dab
press fee a full
Mr. Cumberlandre=hat as the ownem sad the sepias
had admitted the Mary set forth in the summom, there
I was no med. for him to narrate the facts, but be could not
help remarking that it mimed strange that a °Dopey who
were in the babied lefties vessels for hire, and whe must,
know the law should adknow that they were infringiogo
the law ou this occasion.. Upos se occasion like the Onei
alllldad to, any kind of vessel might be and for the emer
Fancy, and if it were set seaworthy, or in the excitement
it bad happened that a portion of the machinery was
out of order sod had less overlooked, it might have
named an accident. The Board of Trade had, however,
no desire to pros heavily, but wished it to be shame
that the law was not to be violated with impunity, but that
the as should be so marked that such an =lemma should
sot again take pima The penalty sea sot exceeding 1001.
for the owner, and 201. for the captain, but they wer
will-
mg to leave the matter in the bads of the court.
Bir Robert Carden quite concurred with these remarks,
and said he should Mid. the reduced penalty of 51. sad
oosta on the owners, and 40a on the captain of the med.
The money was paid immediately.
John &ebbing, sod Eliza &ebbing", who were brought up
last week charged with obtaMing 601. from the Imperial
Fire Insurance Company by false pretences, were again
placed at the bar for further examination, and were again
remanded.
MARLBOBOUGTITTBEFT..

Francis CoUTiss sod Mary:lieclin,l7oth of whom refused
their addresses, were charged before Yr. Tyrwbitt with
stealing • purse from a lady unknown, at the Gallery of
Mastrution, on Saturday afternoon.
On the wagoner Collins was found • Bank-note for It.
(Ito. 73,221), a purse containing one half-crown, three 'lsl.
Snip, and two sixpences, and four receipt stamps ; soother •
purse containing one half-crown, two florins, four Millions,
and two sixpences ; a third purse empty ; sours loose money
and 26 postage stamps ; and on each a knife.
Mr. Coaltrupe, surgeon, said that on Saturday after.
soon be saw the two prisoners in the Ilegent-cirme,
Piccadilly, and suspecting them to be thieves he followed
them and watched them, when be law the female go
into the Gallery of Illustratioll, Rog_""treeil directly'
afterwards followed by the man. lle (. Coaltrups)
went in after them and watched them, whin he saw the
female prisoner place hovel' by the side of nearly every
lady who came down the stain and walk with them
as far so the door, and then return to the staircase. Re
observed her so each occasion try the ladies' pockets, aid
on watching her more closely he distinctly saw her abstract
something from • lady's pocket, and on coming out par it
to the male prisoner. He then handed her over to a person
at the gallery, and sought for the man and saw him la Be-
gent-street, and OD coming up to him he made off, bat he
(Kr. Ccaltrum) pursued him and told him that be most go
back with him, and be then gave him into custody. On .
going to the Gallery of Illustration that morning be ascer-
tained
that three or four ladies had complained of having
been robbed on Saturday.
Kr. Tyrwlaitt remandsi the prisoners for a week.