The Express.
London, England, 1864-05-26 00:00:00

NFESTIIECSTIEB.

Prederick Noah, s boy het;Ohi 13 and 14 years dap,
was placed is the Moss' dock, charged with feloniously
Amain two peony pies from the penal al Amino Ed-
wards, a boy shoat • year tie senior.
Prosecutor said he bred with his paadraother, at, No. 6,
Moore-street, Chokes, sad was seat by her es Tuesday
evade to Mr. Godfrey's, at Kaiglitahridgs for two pew
pies. He had Jost left the shop with them ie • papir,
when the prisoDer came is frost el him, sad while In rei
beiog held by two or three of his sompanices, stole the
Mr. Arnold—What become of them ?
Pronecutor—Tbey ate thew.
Mr. Arnold—An say at the friends of the primmer ben ?
The Mother, a Tiny raspeetable-lookiag mama, said that
she had bees • widow for some years, and the primmer
was her sou. Elbe had to go oat to work for bar Krieg,
and wee very sorry to had that her sou hid so aim-
milted himself. She award the magitrate it wee set for
want of proper care and attention is bet part is bragging
him sp.
Mr. Arnold—What is his peers] conduct ?
The Mother—He is very troublesome, and I am sorry to
say I am shaid be has got oussected with some very bad
boys I. our Deighhosrbood.
Junes Barber, 17 B, said that whoa be task the primmer
into comedy epos the charge, he denied that be bad taken
the pies, bet sulnequistly admitted the feet.
Mr. Arnold (to the =abort—lf you bad • husband
living the worm I should adopt would ha to gimp the
prbioner over to bias to be well whipped, but ea thine
but little probability of year being this to admisinter
the required eheetisement, I shall emamit him for fesr
dayshp tohi
Home dCeneettos, and there order him to
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THAMES.
Jaw Smith, a dowdy-bolds, sgail 36, was limeght
before Mr. Paget, ramped with etealiap a lanai quantity of
property balk:ape( to Yr William C. rftld well, her. rosebsr.
The prosecutor is a tailor, dwell* with he family all 9.
Kia='e plain, Cemaarelal-road Last. The primmer hed
base I. his sorties feeder mestle. For wpm liar psi
'raids' had hese mairweig almost daily. C. Beady two
silver temperas were missing, sad Yip Ciddsren, the prose.
vetoes daupbter, spoke to the prisoner aboat it. The pi.
moor said the spans wield be foetid spa* mid sus day
they Imo fertlaemaleg, and abort the same time a pair el
loom was mimed. Neat day more prowl, was pens,
sad the pass wee eareelted. The pekoes, we item
intoestady, sad Ma greater portion .1 the Melia prows*
t
Mr.• *Slam Paretwether, andMard to M. Disarm
aid enailsit, pairebesisme is liereked-pleee, Cammereial.

' road, produced a }rage band* contaioing twenty
which the prisoner had pawned at various times between tic
fith of April and the Zird of Mat. The lag pledge was •
psir of boots, on which money was raised to pay the prin-
cipal and interest on a pa•r of silver teaspoons pawned some
Naas before. The aetieies produced consisted of silk hand-
kerchiefs, petticoats, pNoweaw, tablecloths, sheets, tneu'i
boots, shuts, sad a variety of other articles. Sir dupli•
0114411 were delivered to Ni.. Caldwell by the prisoner.
Othen were taken from bar by a coestable named Daniel
Higgins, No. 50 11, who said there were other things
pawned by the prisoner at other pawn-offices.
The prisoner, in defence, said she bad nothing at all to
say. She previously said, while Kr. Farobrother was namind
the goods, " I took them there*
Mr. Paget committed the primate for trial.