The Express.
London, England, 1864-05-19 00:00:00

StIUOUB CHLICIR Or lITABIENO.

and !/'Cans, aged 56, • costerroonger, residing at
Colonnade, Brunswick•aerare was charged with felo-
i.oly cuttioitztwounding John Richardson, at the
tak.roed,
impector Riese, of the S division, handed in the follow-
se medical certificate :
" St. Pancras lafirmary, May 19, 1864.
This is to mortify that John Richardson was admitted
into the infirmary, suffering from a punctured
~rod of the left sided the back. He will be unable to
gvud the police-court for several days.
" W. Sant, 11. D., medical officer."
gr. Law, cab proprietor, of the Sedmouthlnews, said he was
...ling with his cab on the rank in the York-read. end the
...)ca was there with his oyster barrow. There were
at play near the barrow, and as the injurel
posing the prisoner made • rush at him and stabbed
tts ut the back with an oyster knife. The poor lad bled
:vhitely, and seemed to have a very deep wound under his
odder.
fee prisoner rid be struck the boy because be and his
pioions had endeavoured to rob him.
yr. Barker remanded the prisoner for a week, and re-
al

WORSHIP-STREET.
.10131 MT IN ♦ CAB.

kn Anderson, described as a footman, of 18, Weimer-
altos, Notting-hill, was charged with stealieg a geld stud
.0 a sovereign from the person of Gilbert Currie while in
.orret cab.
rromentor—l am a steward, and live at 3, John's-terrace,
:Ass India-road, Poplar. Last evening I was in a cab with
rweer somewhere, and felt him pulling me about. I told
0.1 thought he had robbed me, sad he tried to escape. The
r.. 1 produced is mine, also the ring. The value of them

NT. Hodgkins (the add cleric)—What do you know of
ur primmer besides that you have stated!
Prosecutor—Nothing ; I was not sober. I must have
us: him somehow sad somewhere yesterday, but I don't
con anything about it. Ido know w were at a mono-hall
sid bad supper and got into a cab, I think in Queenertreet,
Holborn. Oh, certainly I was not sober.
. .

Istom—Ha
Mr. Har ve you been any length of time in
Prosecutor—Just arrived.
F.urrsway, 19 G—At 2 o'clock this morning I was on duty
Filisbury.square, when I beard an altercation, and took
pr.l.) per into custody on this char. I found in one of his
?Arts a gold stud and ifs. 9d. to money ; also in the rah
-old ring. I know nothing of the prisoner.
icillism Trout, cabdriver—The prisoner engaged me at
grout half-past 1 o'clock this morning at Queen-street to
tire him and this gentleman (prosecutor) to Finsbury • he
sj quite sober. I heard the accusation io the cab 'and
fled up. Prisoner jumped out, and tried to run away,
:a was stopped by a coffee stallkeeper.
Mr. Huratone (to prisoner)—Do you wish to my any.
ag!
Prisoner—When we were at supper some persons round
Jtold me to take some money from the gentleman's pockets ;
per stood round me. I only took two shillings. He was
Msing me when I got out of the cab.
Msemtrate—What do you my to the fact of the stud
,eiue found in your posisesmon—actually in your pocket ?
Prisoner made no reply.) You are described here on the
;Airs-Meet as a footman. Is that so!
Prisoner-1 was, but I left my situation yesterday.
Magistrate—You are not known to the police. I fins you
lit. for being in unlawful possession of the gold stud, and
order you to pay is. to the cabman for his attendance here,
sal 3. tkl. to the coffee-stall keeper, or in default stand
committed for three weeks' hard labour in the House of
Correction.

111.&RLBOROUGIISTREET.
FORGERY BY A CLIIRR or TEM LIBRARY COMPANY.
J hn Brigham, • young man, clerk in the employ of the
L.Drary Company, Pannell, wan charged before Mr. Knox
.;tl3 forcing end uttering an order for the payment of the
an of 37/. 15s. 4d.

31r. noose Joaea, junior, clerk at Maim Renames
WM. No. 1, Pall mall East, said that on the sth of April
Lit the prisoner presented the cheque produced, and asked
itrto cash it. He did so, the Library Company having an
..coust at the bank. The amount of the cheque was 371.
4d.

Mr. Henry Fowler, secretary to the Library Company,
the cheque wu not endorsed by him sa it purported to
x. All cheque' were endorsed by him, no other person
.:,..ceeteti with the company having any business to do so.
In answer to Mr. Knox,
Mr. Fowler said the prisoner had been in the employ of
tte company nearly a year.
SergeautC.Robioson. of the detectivedepartment,Sooilaod-
yud, proved taking the prisoner into custody at Newton,
ilmonethshire, and said that on showing the prisoner the
:Le ice, he admittei writing the whole of it himself, stating
that he was very sorry, bet that he had been drinking at
lb time.