The Express.
London, England, 1864-12-31 00:00:00

GUILDHA

THI LATE EXTEMIVE BURG]

JohnDring, alias Palmer, vs
remand before Mr. Alderman Wt
y breaking and entering
Ozlrouraliand and Co., of St. Fiera
therefrom shawls to the value of
erlthreoeiviag the same with a gu
Yr. Lewis. jun., of Ely-place, I
Yr. Buchanan defended the priso
LorAyer, the warder from the
bath-fields, proved that the pri
and sentenced to ten years' pen
dam jewellery, and to 18 month
sad to three months' imprison me
tenter.
Yrs. Garnham gave evidence
hand's testimony.
Mr. Alderman Waterlow cor
dial at the Old Bailey on both ch

CLERECENI
CONVICTION OP THE SECRETARY
Janus litrlverd Bay, late secret
Mg Trade Benevolent Society.
DrEyecourt, on remand, charged
4581. 12a. belonging to the society
The case wan fully investigated
bate made an ceder for the RAHN
the prisoner for a week to give ix
On the present examination, a
amiety said although the prisoner
he had not made any offer of pay
The defendant mid he was no
Hoop of Detention.
The magistrate remarked that
time. He could have communicate
hie solicitor.
The defendant said he would
isetalmente of 2/, per month.
This offer was refused by the
the prisoner would never pay.
The magistrate, in defsidt o
defendant to the Home of Correa,
heed labour.

iistle&dant vas ilea remov
WORSHIP S

• TIAMMITreII PIIOFLIGACT.
Rebecca lease, a fine featured
profusion of hair beneath a bb
charged with stealing a dam
the 'property of her moth
Prisms-street, Hsgerstone, and
trete said—l don't know what
she is evidently bent on being be
seentros I determined of bringia
ether morning she took my goi
door sad took it away with the
came home in a perfectly unions
emus it was melees to my thytl
=to fits. This morning el
vs quits naked, bat to
on her hick ; so, as I mid, I
do the this—l followed and yr
Maps out all night sometimes, I's
and is a dagnice to be seen. I b
living with the eon of a surge
And out. Over and over again I
all her faults and never spoil
would mend her ways ; yet,
made decent than off she is age
is repeated. I feel the& it Ulm;
her massif, and I have mot a hie
Mr.Oooke (to the prisons/)—V
your mother, mid behaving in U
Primmer—l took the things be
Mr. Oooke—Wbere is the ti
pledged the dress.
Prisoner—l tore it up. Veste
it, but met some friends of mil
to have some ale—it made me
they had put ram into it, and
then— . . . .

Mr. Cooke—How olds this gi
Mother—Sizieso on the 'Jed
died whin she was eight.
Mr. Cooke—ls she your only
Mother—My only girl, sir ; bi
mots tries!' in t►e world.

16:60&—i711\11f1;011ad he
the thiap are pledged.

WAND6W

Mr. Charles JaM
Edward-etreet Ketuingtompro
women on Clapharn-oommon.
Rebecca Smith said the was

d Sir George Pollock, who re
Clapham-common. On Mond
twenty minutes past 4 o'cl
home by the cod of the col
suddenly presented himself trot
vented her from passing. He
she told him that if he did no
would call for seeistanoe. He
no one would hear her. He pin
and asked her to 'et him kiss b
es she did not wish to be kiss&
succeeded in kissing her, and he
ilrie.
laynee, for the defends
than owe?
Witisees—No.
Mr. Haynie—Then he was is
I !appose you don't object to •
Witness—Oh yes, I do,
(lAnghter.)
Charlotte Sarah Banks, how
said about twenty minutes to
questing she wee crossing
defendant came from behini
bold of her by the shoulder end
yea and wish you • merry Cl
attempted to kiss her by pulliin
gave her his cud to prove that
any harm. She met the butler
fellow servant, and she said, "1
She gave him the card.
Yr. Haynes, who elicited fix

they wee willing to &wept se
sat wu anxious to render

bat Sir George Pollock weak
Haynes) did oot deer the chars
freak of the moment, indace
fondant had taken. _ _ _

--Mr. illaymea ..id Sir Georg
sot allowing an apology to boa
look after the interests of his i
indent io each rommotts 40a.,
The defendant paid one
allowed a wesk's paw to pay t

THE LATE bit:EDER ON
Du.)—This morning, upon
Gray's-ian-roed. our
the yeses nun, Alfred Ribbed
Anchor, Saffron•lidl, who wee
might, was progremarg favours
medical racer, sad Mr. Muria
been is atteedanot upon him
Fevmousee bim out of danger.
who was stabbed 1. the bald b
is an out-petiset is the shoe,
greasing setiefactorilv.
ACCIDENT AT MEMEL C
This monist an alarming arm
unattended with fatal cosseqss
yard of Merin. Cubitt, the I
read, to • man of the name of
ding at 3, Brand-street. ILA
etreblock of marble k
, end the unfortunate m
them, when six or seven of the
nearly two toes, fell on him.
soon brought some of hi fell.'
speedily us possible the stases
fortunate men wee removed
pita, Gray's-ion-road, and
ward. Upon his bring e
Hill, the resident medical *Mr
the house mergers, it was died
some severe contusions of the
bin is the hospital for at
weight of the stones that fel
is • fortunate thing that Dos
ALLEGED ertuEl.vT
Prosser, • waggoner, living r
and his wife, are in custody t
ill-treating two of their chit,
death of one of them. Pr
isumber, have only resided io
having been engaged by • I
children of his owo, and lb,
second wife, had two other eh
A Mm. Ann Thurston', •
the hoed several times, nol
sot properly cared for, er
woman complain of the to
Saturday night she was calls
the inquest was held, when
stepmother, according to the
it • little slap or two, and
Montana gave information
communicated with the p
children. boys, were remove
pissed under medical ears,
exhaustion. sad died on M
moved, the children were
bore several bruises. Nome
tracts& the expression of I
=Thee of the body covered w
"erode. The opinion of thou
modem of the
milted from exhaustion, prod
cold. An inquest which had
till to-day (Saturday.) I
brought before the [assists
boy is in such a weak orieditii
The 'wishbones are very tad
time two children were i
disease, the two illegitimate
to be strong, hearty, sad wee