The Express.
London, England, 1864-08-24 00:00:00

THX POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

BOW-STREET.
COMO 70 RAY/TON RAM.
Rota, a youog w deserited as a milliner and
(lemmata, was charged with y pawning a quantity
of u:s and lace lining, he., which had been =trusted to
bet to be made up by Catharine Eaton, a young girl
it domestic euTioe at 9, Graftau-stre= Kentish New
Town

The prosecutrix deposed to having delivered the silk,
witted at 2/. Is. to the promisee in June last. Every effort
to recover the property having failed, the prisoner was gives
into custody. Duplicities relating to the silk were found at
her lodginp, showing that she had pledged the property at
kr. Attenhorousles, in the Strand, for 11.
Poke .constable 524 A deposed that he took the prisoner
itto custody us the 17th inst. She admitted that she bad
peed the propett in order to go out with some friends
t:r a, day's hoolliiddaay, t staled that she want to redeem it.
to gave her landlord three half-crowns towards reim-
kwing the proem:Ariz, bat the landlord retained the
vsii, alleging that she had stolen or disposed of several
belonging to him, although he bad no wish to pron-
e:le the girl.
The prisoner expressed her sorrow for what had happened.
Her friends would fully compensate the prusscutriz even
if she would forego the charge. The fact was she was
rued by some friends to join them in a day at Hampton
and she was tempted to raise a little money—bat she
.not to redeem the property.
lie. Vaughan said the prisooer had acted in a very indeed-
r.g way towards a yeast woos wbo, being is service, was
enutkd to her sympathy. There was no same for her,
tid her promises could not be relied on. She met pay a
!ze of 1/., besides 2/. 3., the value of the goods pledged, or
• to prison in default.
WORSHIP-STREET.
STRANGE cant OF tOBBKIY.
runes Horn,., Xi, a wretched-looking man, with two
site holes in the forehead, apparently malting from the
:moral of bone, and who was described as a ponds:oar
?•.-n the army, was charged with stealing two silver candle-
,: -is, silver-mounted knife, pencil-oasis, ivory brooch, and
:Ler

o iceeonatable Ing, 333 X, saw the prisoner at 5
ck in the morning of the 16th inst. walking by the side
the North London Railway, near Victoria Park. with a
:sreblynised bundle underneath his arm. Witness qua-
, -iscl him respecting his possession of it, sad, after cue
szaoive reply, said," Well,it's sot of any use trying to deosive
: I got tt from owe of thorns houses," pointing is the
4:rection of Hackney Wick. Ing took him into custody,
,s-1 the property mentioned, as likewise a shawl, was at
to station seen to be the contents. He was remanded on
Cr barge of possessing property supposed to be stolen, and
. This Louisa Chawright, resident sear Hackney Wildt,
aow chimed all the articles, which it appeared had
v•notolen from the house on the night of the 15th or early
tl,t following data access hart sg been obtained by a
.:rase window left insecure. Thus the prisoner Gould
hare had possession of the property a few horn only.
!'riober pleaded guilty, and stated that he was a pea.
from the army. and • paper taken from him certified
thht he had been discharged with a pension from the 66th
at Foot
`:bison fully committed himfor trial at the Middlesex
S'AVP:III.