The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-07 00:00:00

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Mr. Cembe—What do you know of the prisoner
Calmatle—l know her to be • amonions thief, mamoted
with • disparate gang of shim tigress. lo
Mr. Combe—l shall remand her for • week to give yen IA
la ("Fortuity of finding the other beasts sad tin Web. st.
LAMBETH.
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IITILAOZDUIART AND aIvoLTING CAIII IN NSW. Ili
isoToX. it.
This mining Mr. Barmen the vestry Serb, sad ether
*Seers* the parish of Bt. Mary, Newiogton, waited es to
Mr. Elliott, is sompliaace *kb • sewage seat to then oa
the presoding ermine to attend sad give some explanation to
respostieg the removal of • body from their wattages. es
Mr. Bargees said that Mr. Berridge, the undartaker,
could giro the only explanation oa the subject. u
Mr. Banidge here stood forward sad said, that on :
Tessday means a Mr. Parton, who ha had formerly N.
toms w a surgeon, called on him sad said he
W pestered lam • funeral at the Qua Ana ou
publiaboese. Be farther said that Mr. Jeaniap,
the Imaged, sesta pay half the upon, and that
tbe remaking half was to be raised by subeiription.
He the, took him, Mr. Barridge, to the Qum Atha, sad 1
latroduoid him to two females, saying he was the vaMer-
taker ; sad, ham all that had takes pleas, Ito woo *rand to pi
take the body from the weekboam. Os the fellow*, N
'amain Parrott 'ailed again, ad said he wished to make "
so examinatlea of the body, saying he had the eameat of m
Ye Matinee; sad, not doubting bis roproseatatloa, hi
allowed kis to do so. He sabsequeatly diromered that go
Parrott's representation was totems*, lied that hi had w st.
aatbority from the wife se Mahn* of the demised* sit
laterfm I. tine matter. at.
Mr. Elliott thought it extraordinary that in the first plea
the pariah-oaken should allow a body to be removed from so
the Werkteam rattiest as authority from the relatives; :
ad, la the ant, b 3 considered It met nprolsomible is the 20
part of the undertaker to permit ay puma to meddle with N
the body without &slime aWlled that the party so lain.
Wag bad the sanetitea of the friends. se
The parish team said Mr. Barridge was in the habit of :
bang employed by peer people, and takiag bodies oat of the is
Workboxes, sad, thomfore, they had not the slightest his-
piens that asythiag was wrong.
Mr. Way, who made the complaint on the day before,
hen said he bad no particular fault to find with Mr. Bar-
ridge, beyond that of his allowing sack • puma as Pans*. it.
who had hardly • shoe or stocking to his feet, to tandem
sea • mower.
Mr. Barridgo replied that ha had known Parrott for some ii
loan, mid when he was • respectable practitioner a• • sir. IV
goon, bit Davies; for some San given way to deist, hilt *
eirmastances and appearance were such altered. 10
Mr. Elliott inquired if Parrott was is attendance, and og,
being aaswered in the negative, he said that, in his opinion,
the cam was one which should he taken up and prosecuted
by the pariah °Moses, and dellited that it should stand over 111
for the *meat, and that Pothentheald be brought before :
him. et.

♦ PIAITIXOND PRILANTHAOPIST.
Csroliwe Braskossass, a woman about 30 years of age, was
charged with robbing James Herring.
The prosecutor set forth that from motives of pun charity
he was inclosed to take the prisoner in and give her the
shelter of his roof from the inclemency of the weather. He
was • widower with six children, but the prisoner's
representatioss of her distress so enlisted his sym-
pathy that he allowed ►er to sleep with his children,
and shared hie bumble meal with her for three weak.,
at the end of which time she absconded, taking with her
all hie shirts, two blankets, and other artioles, the pawn.
broken' tickets of which she subsequently sent him in •
letter.

Prisoner, is defines, alleged that prosecutor sought her out
and inhabited with her for the three weeks in quation.
Kt Arnold questioned prolocutor, who endeavoured to
guile out of a direst answer, but subsequently admitted
the womea's statement to be comsat.

Hr. Arnold said his caudate had been very disgraceful.
He pretonded to have bee. actuated by charity, when, in
hot, he was oonsmitting fornication.

Priv:sat was rassailad till Tumidity.
WANDSWORTH.
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Three aisereble-lookion you, wanes—, who can the
name ciliary Holden, Matilda Aldridge, end Louisa Jones,
were placed In the doek before Mr. Betides on a shame of
unlawfully destroy* their own clothes.

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The porter to the Clapham sad Wandsworth Hake, saki
the prisoners cam* to the Workhouse at the previous night,
and were admitted as ousel pavoen. This morning 1
upon going to them he found that they had destroyed all
their clothes, sad mold not leave. He was obliged to pro-
vide *ash of then with a fresh snit of clothes. The primers
said their clothes were so rigged and dirty, that they amid
mot wear them any longer.
The prisoners said they were ashamed of their clothes,
sad they tore them op.

Mr. &ado. described this offence as being a most impu-
dent one, for they go expressly to a place of charity for the
purpose of providing themselves with a new suit of clothes.
lie committed each to prison krone month's imprisonment
with bard labour.
The prisoaers were locked up.

DARING BURGLARY IN BRISHAY-STURIT, CITY. foe
This lamming the police received informed= of a most 11001
rimiest burglary isousesitted on the promisee of Meson. He
lleuadereoa sad Reid, silk merchants, 7, Cireekaimetrest, 1010
City. It appears that the premises were secured when the C
poles lilt business at half-past six on Monday night, and
on Mangey at di in the following morning, it was die. 1414
ed that some pens had effected an salty late the gs
realms, and stolen large quantities of goods of peat
mdse. Amotsgst the stolen property are 127 lbe. of China spi
Organsine silk, in bundles, 123 lbs. of black silk, NIB • 101
brown Italian arias:ins silk, aad semral please of Mos,
drab, white and black moire umbrae. A reward of SOL SO
has been °Toted, and the pollee are actively espied in to
their seared for the effeaderr. It
SHEEP STEALING IN VICTORIA PARIL—Thia
seening, a reward of 61. was offered for the oppeektusion
of a maa dressed in batcher's clothes, who, it apemen, Let
evades, ...seeded la stealing 12 hne sheep from a mea-
dow la Vieterie-park, Rethnal•green. The shop were the
property of Mr. Hall, hatcher, of the Klagelead-read,
Sherediteh, and the Wet at resat has eluded the pease.
The fellow was last sees &Mai the sheep is the dimeties
Haskney.

A latter, dated Asir. 17, from a singleness formerly
of Limele, hat mow oa Ma Royal Artillery salsa staff ;la
the Crimes, giros the mama why the T 0.11146111 messy at
Me battle of the Tebereaps wen set rellow•dos bolas that
flea. Milder thought the !animist armies would ham a..
Neater batteries sad be samileed by arabassedm Ho adds:
" This morals( we epeeist a heavy Ire apes Me tows, to
melds dm Free* to posh ea their sap to Ile Nalakholf.
1 de am tidal it will be atm/lied jest yet, sad tie rush tw
wales to be twee ; perhaps we may easesed la getting all the
math aide Mime the Meta, bat after ear mperieass I
Amid be may to he toe oreldoat. Ws esa thresh the
Rusima ht the laid always; bat they are priest is a.
ilmerasi wake: