The Express.
London, England, 1855-01-26 00:00:00

GUILDHALL.

Henry Humphrey Stevenson. described sa a draper, was
finally examined sad committed fee trial os a charge of
stealing from a carrier's van a box containing 91 doses
pain of kid gloves, valise 1601., the property of Messrs.
'winos Brotinn of Cheamide. The particalan of the
ass were reported is the Daily New of the 6th nat.
BOW-STREET.

Charles King, the plain clothes °lnstable and alleged
seoomplies of London thieves, was brought up before Mr.
Hall, end again remanded for a week, it being understood
at the lea ersmination that this would probably be the
awe adopted from week to week until the aeMeclMa of
tbetereseettion were in a condition to complete lbe Mils •
A very material service would be rendered to lhe /WM
if the ladies and others who were robbed Isla masa
described by the boys Reeve and Friend, der=
beenteinelo
of 1853, would tome forward sad state the
so far as they stay be remembered, and, by eimilleing
parses is the possession of Superinteadent Peons' at the
bow-street station, ascertain if any of them an be ideal-
led. It is hoped that the objection usually felt by ladies to
take part in any public prosecution will be waived in sere
like the present, and that they will feel it their duty to for-
aish whatever information may appear likely to corroborate
the otherwise unsupported statements of the young cried-
tab to the How of Correction. With this view we are
merited to esll attention to two edvertiseutests whisk
have been inserted in the Daily Nem by authority, and
beaded "Metropolitan Police-office." The era has refer-
MOO M the porn-monde found near the Serpentine-bridge,
Hyde-park, on or about Dec. 81,1853, sad ales to one found at
she lgyptian-hall (Mr. Albert Smith's eelubitien) in or
abost-November of the lame year. Persons having lost
jore.monnaies at about this time at the plasm mentioned are
requeted to pot themselves at once in ecoununkotion with
the Superintendent of the P Division at the Blw.street
Station. In the second advertisement e similar request is
made of persons who may have lest purses containing
shapes, bank-notes, foreign mini, or other money, in
Bead-street, Portman-strest, Berkeley-square, Wardour-
street, Portland-street, Rathbontoplace Olford-street,
Hyde-park, Henrington-gardens, &o , daring the winter
of
the erns year,
Oa the prisoner being placed at the haw yesterday, Mr.
Bodkin (who was asesagenied by_ Op. William, the
Movernment lespeaer Paasaiamusontla lea-
seas intimated by him on the punka Mild sot
baud to go further dab the ente elpegonell. deeply to
amine himself to an applicetiem 110 memblp to grant
eneibor week's remand. He did we MI ay am peaesat
kr as prisoner, and it was right, thmeileektogilk him if M
.VSII his legal adviser.
pristreer—No ; he will net be lee to-day.
Mr. Hall—Have you anything you wish to say I. raw
emel M this appiesation ? 1 may se well tell you Mal,
neap way Melly, a magistrate had the power of granting
eamonde for a ninth OF sic weeks together; and although.
Wa he sat at garliament, the period fee a remand is sew
limited to ail*, des ,it may be renewed indefinitely, seise*
as tun is ggroround is the magitteato's mind to
justify such a , as there serial* la la re lOW
sent ease.
The prisoner—l have only to ask that the lam
from use may he given to ray wife, who has fear
look after.
Mr. Bodkin—What is the amount?
Serjeent Langley said it was shoat 30s. only.
The t.fileer was desired to give it up to the wife of the
prisoner, who was thou remanded to Theriday nest, at 12.
The usual mob of idlers assembled to salute King on his
departure in the prison van, later is the afternoon ; and on
the present occasion a man who was dismissed only last
week from the D division of police, for associating with im-
proper characters, tried hard to get an opportunity of speak-
mg to hiss. He took up his station in the pasages leading
to the court, and insisted on his right to remain there while
the primates passed slang to the van; but as they are
always shined on these occasions, Blosdell, the warrant
Aker, desired hint to leave He refused to move until the
mime leek him by the shoulder, with the view of forcing
him oat. Be was observed, however, to ap h Nino se
he was entering the prison van, and "Fitzroy
Helly"—probably meaning it to be undentood that the
friends of King were about to ware the smiths, of the
learned counsel for his defence.
Directly the van had lett, this man returned to the court,
to prefer a charge of smolt against Blundell. He stated
that the filter had unwarrantably mind him by the
sltsialiter while he was waiting to sea his friend Mug, sad
this was, in law, se assault. He was a ratepayer, and th-
inned soon jostles.
Mr. Hall—Now, pray, be cool, air, and don't talk about
ratepayers; bemuse a non roomer is as mush entitled to
justice as any one else. What are the eireurastanees ?
Blundell hers explained that, in pursuance of order', be
I was entail/ the hell of the court, before the removal of the
prisoners,when the complainant asserted his rigbt to remain. •
He was told that he might return to the wart after the.