The Express.
London, England, 1864-09-19 00:00:00

MARLBOROUGH4TREET.

Andstic Phyncl, a tailor. No. 3, Upper John-street, was
charged baton Mr. Knox with exposing his son William, an
utfant, and endangering his life, by leering him on a door-
step in Grosvenor•square, on the 30th July. There was
another charge against the prisoner of dsserting., his, two
children, Poistrein, seed three years, and Will' aged
twelve months.

Henr► Allen, of No. 2, Brown-street. Golden-square,
mid about a quarter past twelve o'clock on the night
of the nth of July he was passing with a friend through
Groevenor-square, when he saw the two children in court
sitting on a door-step, neither of them having any coveting
on the heed. The eldest win anteing the youngest, and
when spoken to he said his father had told him to wait
there until became for him. He took the children to seve-
ral places, hoping to lind their partliks, but as he could not
succeed be went to St. Georges Workhouse, in Mount-
street,

/dn. Lurie, No. 30, Usion-street, said early in July lest
the primmer kit his four children with her to take care of.
On Saturday, the 30th July, at 11 o'clock at night, he took
away the two youngest, Foistrain and William, and came
on the following day for the other two, stating that he had
found a plane for the other two children, where they would
be wall taken care of.

Inspector Wilson, 0 division, mid from informa-
tion he received he went to the prisoner and asked
him if he could give any account of hie two
youngest children. At first the prisoner said he did
Dot know where they were ; afterwards that
they were at Stonehouse, near llevonport ; and finally that
Ise had left them at night on the step of a door. He made
inquiries, end diaxivered the children in St. George's Work-
house.

--Dr. Blozbam. of Mountetrest, rid the exposure of the
infant in the manner stated was calculated to eudanger its

—The ssoond &ergs was not proceeded with.
Mr. Knox rid the prisooer had committed a most helm=
offence, and it was right that the parish should prosecute.
The inspector bad dope his doty very well, and as the eri•
deuce was complete be should commit the prisoner for trial
for exposing the infant, and thereby endangering its life.

LAMBETH.
Robert Bangalore, a ticket-of-leave convict, and a powerful
sod determined-looking fellow, was placed at the bar before
the Hon. O. C. Norton on • charge of breaking into the
dwelling-house of Mr. Charles Henry Golf, a gentleman
residing in Thorlow.street. Lower Norwood, and stealing
therefrom a basket of valuable plate.
Mn. Mary Ana Goff raid, that between the hours of
12 and 1 o'clock on the day before, while in her bed-
room, she saw the prisoner rush from the front
of her hone., carrying • basket of walnuts, and par
out at the gate. Suspecting from his hurry
that there was something wrong she hastened
to the dining-room, and there toned the lower part of the
window thrown open, • quantity of walnuts strewn about
the place, and the plate-basket gone. Witness had been in
the dinieg room about five minutes before, when the vile-
dow wu down and the plate-basket safe.
Sasso Wright, gamut to the last witness, said she saw
the prisoner leave the front garden with her master's plate-
basket in his basket of walnuts. She was quite certain u
t 3 his identity.
John Richardson, • greengrocer, said that on the day
before he was serving his customers, sod saw the prisoner
come out of the front gate of Mr. Goff, carryieg • basket,
rush towards • pony and cart standing a short distance off,
jump into the vehicle, sod drive oft as fast as be could.

In reply toe question from the magistrate, the witness
mid that be bad known the prisoner for years, and, there.
fore,eould not be mistaken in his person.

Pollice-coestahle John Pope, 52 P. mid, from information
given to him by the last witness, he apprehended the pri.
ismer at a beer-rhop is the neighbourhood of Kent-street,
when he was attacked by a gang of thieves ; and had it not
been for the presence of other oonstablee the prisoner would
have been rescued from him.

Nisei& Clark, 108 If, deposed that, in the mooth of
January, 1881, the prisoner wee tried at the Surrey Sessions
on &charge of felony, and, several former convictions having
been proved against him, he was sentenced to four years'
penal servitude. From hie certificate it spot tied that be
had been discharged os a ticket-ones,' in June last ; and
since then, as well as for years before his conviction, be bad
been the associate of a pug of the most desperate thieves in
the metropolia. . .

Mr. lance, addroming the prisoner, told him that he
had been clearly guilty of • most impudent robbery in the
open day, mad one of a class that none bat the most deter-
mined thieves attempted. For that offence be should commit
him for trial, bet should order that be be brought up again
on a future day.
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