The Express.
London, England, 1852-11-29 00:00:00

BOW-STREET.

Wm. Gawk, tobacWoi.t,;iis97 Stand, and Ludgate- ,
bill, appeared to a summons charging him with having ex-
hibited for 'ale, in his shop window, a asseuthaunt pipe
indecently illustrated.
Mr. Clarkson, the berrister, coreseisf 1* prosecution on
behalf of the Socasey ler the Sepeporms at Yrs. He stated
that the attestienef the society ha left repeatedly d irected
of late to the thesume pi** whisk were displayed upon
pipes. scuff-beam, souther wares la the shop wrdows of
esversl whereof* is the radian theeerddren Ia the
defaudast's shop a uesembaiens pre wee espeed is view,
*which ware pointed dr kart of Juplese ea& lode,
with a degree it Ml6* nollnaleirry whisk well set
fail to suite the disgust of 'my beast hppemor. The
meretary of the society cussed Mks is he eildrened tot's'
defendant, in which the lOW we tegeoded to withdraw
the offensive articles from hie Mode% sapwood's. would
be taken against hiss. Me taller IMMI9II. wee Valll
this communication, bet the pipet esedneedea be enhibiled
as before for sale.
Proof having been given of the parlor if the pipe at
199, Strand, by ire of the Society's ages* who gave
W. 10s. for it,
Mr. Lewis pleaded in aefencei—lntly, that his client,
Mr. O.iode, was willing to return his stock of the article
d of to dm consiner, in Vienne ; and secondly,
that the picture itself wan not more indecent than other al.
hafttions of the same iseident is mythology, which were
gaged at daily by the public at the British Museum and
ether exhibitions of art.
Mr. Hoary had no hesitation in pronouncing the exhi-
. bition of these pipes to be both obscene and indecent, and
he was fully prepared to convict the defendant if asked to
de se.
• Ik. Lewis urged the but of his enrol having removed the
wilds tees 16 Letlgele4oll ellabilhiaent at cow,lnt
the premise gime es dierodome the eels of it, as poufs
for the withdrawal Mau present proiscutioo.
Mr. Henry said he werM swipe* his decision feg two
=orbs, end adjourn the seurseen If an, thing of the
hied was seen in defendant's slap to the interim, be would
commit him to prison for three me as.
Wm. O 1 arm, of 41;4 New Oxford-street, *ether te-
tra mist, was charged with having exhibited ea rarest
model or ivory Ague.
A similar defence having been set up by Mr. Lewis,
Mr. Hoary said it was idle to compere these indecent
productions, which were especially designed to be offensive,
with such works of art as the Grecian statue of Venus,
which was rather OWVICTII of modesty than otherwise.
Mr Henry that leer the defendants should pay
the mote of tkomelosois=
After some ordered to pay U. is.
and L. 10s. (he dregs mile fles the meseatissei), and the
ether defendant we sitialipi to pay U. ia

CLIIRKINWELL.
• tothiosialdwdrand saldillwage woes, amid Mary
Airs seedright, was eireged with obtakang away soder
(alai preerwas. It }epsarod that fa seashwasas et bo-
wie staaphisle toreiswassistashet of tholldlehiss, e-
rode to es Weed sal isseesids strife eanissot by tho
isi la hetuses, histessesd
sad Ilepsast
11:7peessd she 411144 F, No. 64 of his divisiss,...!
Is the rawer, sad as Friday sepias they
ler st her own reidesso. which was well huWel
had in it a wing at glebes, *eras, ear Is, sad Ass, by
mesa of which the phase had poetised her diaslsse.
Ose lady had haesse a 11110siall dIiNIS the
made to her by ths &hetet, who lee
lead we unfaithfal es her. The asess• has buss tarry-
ing sa a wirer trade, havias bad ladies salsas toe stead
bus la order to pees tits ease, Kamp est two istales be the
damndest to ha saithesse apes ths posse eel istaikaad
lisle eyeless swass• sessldeshis saterhasst. Ouse Ps
ettasiamo was toil that abs weld lass bar Itembnik, mad
marry a deb mass—that she would have asithey she term
warlued fee—that a dark somas was trying to set her
behead =, hat—aid that her hushed would die
Mr. sass and
epdalik the Clark, rid the Imbed was precut, sad
looted atio, bet • dying ono. (A laugh.)
Tyrwhhl was very glad to hear it, sad expressed sat,
prise that penes were so easily doped. Hs was very glad
the pririonar had hies speed, as the exposure weld, so
doubt, do seed.
Another female gave evidesee. SIN stated that the
prisoner pretest the death ef hor husbasd "rectos
Rad," premised kit deb ad Madame hubsad.
? Mr. Tyrwhith asked she primmer It is lied my isissis

flhe said she was guilty, sad plead's' for mercy, assuring
the magistrate he @Mould not see her face again if the was
set at liberty.
Mr. Tyrsohitt replied that she deserved paaishmeat, sad
committed her to bard labour for 14 days.

WORSHIP-STREET.

J 00.7.4 SillankrB, the keeper of a brush" is the Wm-
diets neighbourhood of this court was changed with hav-
ing been (mod in possession of a kr quantity of jewel-
levy, the produce of a burglary w had been committed
at the premises of a pawabroker named Wood, in High
Holborn, &few nights previossly. It was deposed, that on
the night of Tuesday List the premiss of Mr. Wood were
forcibly entered by thieves, who ransacked II • shop sad
carried off • luge number of gold watches, rings, sad other
articles of jewellery of the valise of about 2001. Informs,
Hon of the robbery was immediately conveyed to the pollee,
bat nothing whatever ncearred to throw light on the trans-
action until the preceding eveniar, when a communieatiea
was received by Inspector Brennan, of the 0 division,
which induced him to proceed, in ounpany of Sergeant
Beans, to the house of the prisoner, whom be at once st-
ewed of having a quantity of stolen jewellery in his pos-
session. . _

The prisoner, who assumed an air of extreme surprise
and indignation, declared that there was nothing of the
kind in his place, and that his suspicions were wholly with
out foundstion ; but finding that the inspector wss about to
search the premises he interrupted him with the exclamation
of" Stop, sir ;" and, at the same time,whisured to his wife,
You know where they are as well as I do; and
fetch them." The prisoner's wife this LrMrted upstairs
to a room on the first floor but was eseisklp dallowiel by
the officers, who saw her advance to the drollest, and
thrust her arm into the chimney, feu midi she pulled
down an old stocking, and handed it be the kareter. who
found it to contain • valuable gold watch. Mesa wadding
rings, a sapphire ring of the valise of at bed 14 gobs*
and a lady's pocket-book, the whole of whist' had bees
since identified u a portion of the stolen property. The
inspector instantl secured the property ; and the prisoser,
who had followed them upsides, observed. "That is all
I hers got e" W nessuated tar its pasesation by stating
that It had bees pined under his charge, by • young man,
who had dip et hie been two nights before, and who told
him that he pieSt ze on Wimbledon-emasece. The
prisoner, however, himself entirely sasequainted
with the same or of the person from whom he re-
eeireelis:ttwllay. mei he was amordleily eonvered to
the
Os hobs idled epee tar his defense. the prisoner re-
peated the same sintement he had already made to the in-
spector, and stoutly denied all knowledge that the property
had been improperly obtained.
The prisoner was remanded.
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

Henry Schorr Thou, styling himself • Count, was
brought before Mr. Hardwick, charged with obtaining
money by false snd fraudulent pretence. from Mr. &mud
Webb, masse seller, 33, Soho num.
The prisoner was at this court • few weeks ago upon •
similar charge.
Mr Webb said, about the sth of November the prisoner
was introduced to me by • Mr. Bawdry, who said he wanted
to purchase a piano. The prisoner did purchase a piano,
which was to be paid for in cash, but he gave a bill for
471. 6e. at two months instead. A few days after this the
prisoner called at my shop, and said he wanted some cash.
as be had been playing a cards with some noblemen and
had been very unfortunate. The prisoner said he bed
plenty of security to give anybody who would advents
money. The prisoner opened bis pocket book, and almond
me • number of Austrian gegen with stow as dam
which he said were worth MU each, and tbel bis Wawa
would readily advance 1601. on ewe et them.
The prisoner said hi would give ma owe of
the bonds as • security, if I would Weems
hint a sum of nosey. I said I was not • money
leader, and having se awe sassy than I required for my
own Whams I said net sessousbas him. After two or I
6m lessesse__ Ike pmeasseisr said be was induced to
des VW i lapse ant st Ile Austrian Bonds. He
shassed as allallisal 101. to the prisoner,
end=bad parted with Ma sasey he found that thi;
bend was vsbabot

The pear* wee renn•ded mold Tuesday, the 'magistrate
refusing le Me bet
Hemp Niesso. a irelsnably.dressed awn, with nous-
taekias,nle dseesibeil Massif as a galvanist, of Holten-
street, Oslo. wee aberrod with stealing a wiantity of wear-
incaPP•mii lass gmloarty of Bliss Zemin.
be said she had connamed as asquaintanee
with she . During woe et kis ebbs te bee lodgings.
about a week mge. be took edvaniep Odin abuses to alit
the prepeety igusedan.
Pass semenift Godfrey sided when be leek the whims
emstely be said be summed the = v iimast emii be
satiated if she get her property beck
Remanded till Tuesday without bail.

MARYLEBONE.
Ginn Windom slims Balassey, and 21, was brought up
for bual et eniaelisa ea • dime of having stoles anions
of jeweling te dr vales of several thousand peande, As
property eir Mis. dams Goodwin, residing at No. U,
place, l'ortmananaro.
Ambrose lOW% Mrs. Ondwin's butler, staled Ihst lan
Septted thetember. Ms Weans bating gone to Bealegpos, he ger-
wi Wenn, who MA hinswly Irma • heensa in
the family, le cease NAs bass. Hie Wain%
preview te bee gene alma* had bon ia the
cellar, mad gagesfeseted ever the keyhda. went
away at eleven *Week at night waken !wig anything to
him; he took away the aces key with Ma. bat istureed it
afterwards by pen Had not wee swims, inseerords till
he saw b 1 la annedy ; and bed an salmi She Jewel-
box until a polies Oiler, to his smansment, oddliliod it
to him.

Impostor Beard, of the /7 divides, said, to aa
of atioe be reseived, be woe to Charsh-sassll.=
mark alma be get Gm • women • boa, wig& bed Ibsen
bream spat It seaselesillsoised sulkies of jersolkey, sad
was Greeted to O. Beassey, NA. These wee side is it •
piece of power, es which woe written "Ma Goodwin,
York-pitsia-"
fleperinteedont MeXabers, al the Dublin pollee, depos
that boo blamed= be had seedeed, be wad • eandellieed
went to the shay of Mm. 1174faa, la Sasimllle-obeet,
Dublin. Pb. rx id. •ti mYeles broken
c%
Hs ;211"11".ellt wham lehr...._____Mowd the her br
prisoner, who sall Ms nests was Omni wsnyess, just
arrived from Leaden. iht telly to moo lie4t by
witness, prisoner seld be badhemasty sad
that he is to bb for hie with
it. Witness the geld had ast Mrs.
Hughes, and asked Wm if it was that sort
_se add. He re-
plied " Yes," sad added that he had pursismil it from the
mats eta mad. Nat satisfied with this essonat, be Leek
thl primer foto cuseody.
t opprood farther fa Joeldenee that tbe poionor bed
given ids badiady a large raanday of pearls, gold brew
Gtr, de., to beep for him, batch, _bad given them %Lib,
superintendent Prima; wee adisapestly taken
Dublin smdliamMilland is Onstody to Lesiva.
Several bed ham roselpised in Dublin_ by Mn.
Kelly, • lineghter of Mrs. Goodwin, as Ur mestbses pro-
perty. Bebop who Mks* late onstody Mime amend
studs is his dirt, midi were prosamsti to be pert of the
plunder, whisk sonalatsil of a very Lase menhir of astfolos
of value. The puss. had adall.l Mlleouriatembat
M' Mahon that be led steles the keys hem Syseimu, opened
the collar deer, abetrested the box, end soda Sp the how-
beit' again.
George Edwin OM, 8, Hampstead road, pawnbrokseand
silversmith, said that on the evening of the 12th October,
prisoner came to his shop and offered a quantity of pearls
and other jewellery, and asked for the loan of 151. o• them.
Inquired who they beloused to, Sail t'uvy sere Lis iiiter'e.
Witness asked him his address. Prisoner said they were
then stopping at the Talbot Hotel, Covent-garden. Asked
hint if he knew the value of them ? Prisaar said they sea
48 guineas. Prisoner afterwards said be bad that merslag
taken them oat of his sister's jewel Cate whims her Mew-
ledge. Upon iodating on kaowleshetles Own sokfissas,
prisoner said it was No. 12, York-
sad that hie ems was Healy Golds .1. Tel
be sinteld go we* him to anemia if his story was am.
Primer made as objeetien, bat said they should get a alb.
Wilgus vest ilia •Seek men to get his bat. On return-
ing /mad pareass bed wase away, bat left the property
hobbit Moo Is elleres's beat. Supposes the value of the
pearls, dte., he be 111001.
Other *videos, was eves, fixing the primmer with the
pleader sitar rty in question.
MIL •• very aged and infirm lady, was now led
inks asset, lades the articles being exhibited ohs idea-
tiled these ber property. Is reply to a quintics, she
saki dm amend of all the property stolen boos her was
6,0061. et lead.
' tobreener, who made so defence, was fully osculated
for