The Express.
London, England, 1862-03-14 00:00:00

rliA•lit OP FELONY AGAIN NT •

Policecouatable Jul., Tidy, 154 N division, attached to
the rialiceatation, Upper-street, Isliegtoo, was placed at
the b..r.before Mr. 11 Erseeurt, charged with stealing a
silver watch and gold guard-chain from the pesos of Mr.
William Wood, solicitor'. zlerk, in St. James e.road. Hollo-
way, the prosecutor being drank and incapable at the time.
Mr, Juba W.kelisg,solicitor, appeared oe behalf of the
posouvr ; and Mr. Inspector Cotter, N division, watched
the use on behalf of the COMMIX4OI3OII of police.
Vbce.constable Isaac Warr, 163, said that this morning,
between the boon at twined one, he was on duty in St.
.lainei'arow, Holloway, having a drunken man in custody.
The prisoner who was I. plain clothes, voluntarily assisted
bin. Wheatbey were near the Caleslonian.road police station
the primmer gave the droaken man a severe push, knocking
him down. He saw that the prisoner had something in his
head. At the police Attica the witness, who hail noticed
that the drunken man hod a watch and chain, searched the
drunken arm sad could not find either the watch or chain.
He (witness) said, "This is a very serious affair, I propose
that we all be searched." Witness was searched first,
sad then another wadable, but nothing was found.
The prisoner was best searched, and the watch and
chain produced fell from his boot. Witneea picked it up.leed
said. • I thought you bad got it," bat he made no answer.
Widest then asked him how he came by it, when be rid
he had sever had it ; it meat have beau put there. The
primmer was then taken into custody on the charge.
Mr. Wakelieg. after other evidence had been given. eald
be could not at present MEd a remand, but he should be
able to throw quite a different light on the matter on the
nest occasion.

Mr. D'Eprneart reseeded the primer and returned ball
ALIBJLIOCHIOUGH-BTHEET.
PLAT'S _ RORMAY AT AN II tYINL. . _
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rf,iiimittgeals•, chused betties Kr.
I'vrwhitt with same plate, the property of Ms.
James John Pont, hotel kisegor, 22, Dover-street, Pieeedtlly.
&IA E"r” A mters.,n, of 2, liey'sexiort, Nesrport-tonshort,
was charged with receiving the same, well knowing it to be
Moire.

--Mr: Ford mid—Carter was in my service slaw tie
nth a 4 Jane se plateaus. Yesterday Mr. Smith, gamu-
t:esker, Pimlico, called os me and asked if I bud mind
some plate, mid on some being shown me I idesstiled it.
writ for Sergeant Joy, nod the node prisoner denied taking
it. The plate corseted of camllesticks, salt.cellarm he.,
and on my telling him that I had sees it at a pawnbroker's
he then said be had bikes it. The whole of the property
produced by Mr. Smith ta mire, and worth , but I mire
a great dial more.
Mr. Edward Smith. pawnbroker, of Victoria-road.
Pim-
produced severs, wiles of plate the female pledged
on the ith of March aml on other days. Some of the
articles were taken is by his assistant.
Mr. Tyrwbitt said the &wiriest had better Woad on a
futon day. . . .

reirgesift Joy„ 0 C, said that 30 duplicates were found
ou the prisoiser, soil that there Val • number of articles
mend sad pledge," at difiareat pawnbrokers is the
metropolis.
The nude pamper is about 50 years of age. and the
female about and it is rid they had been cohabiting
together.
Ir. Tyrwhitt retuarrileil them for • week.

gAtUbil Ta..E. OV rooter BROTHEL R/tEttRA.
L..•• Ltrqr,...,f 9 met 10, l'erlt.matreet, James's,
owl /Whole, i'ae/, .4 the nate whlrew, described as a
tolweenaiet, were eliargeil before Mr. Tirwhitt be Inspector
Webb, of the I.' di, ivasi, with keeping a brothel.
Mr .tllen, Csilsle street, huh., the ve.try clerk of
't. A t pow:cute.' on the lowish St. James,
awl Mr. ki.lwaril Leis, of limit Ilisilliorougb-street, ap-
peared for the pre.sierv.
lir. Aide. mil the 7priewien had onee before had pro-
ceedings takes against them for keeping a brothel in Bury-
street, St. Janie. 4, but •s they pan up the house the awe
slid but go to trial. He hoped the ....ogittrete would 11l
heavy FAIL
Mr. Lewis hoped tlwt, as the prisoners had not been tried,
the naiad Lail would le Liken.
The prisoners having leen identified,
Mr. Tersrbitt said he should require the prisoners to
enter into their owe hul of 1001. en* awl to fled two
sureties each in the suni of 'AI. to oppose at the eesioae.
MAR 11. EDDNE
allot F•II.E rl.t sirric AT THE TErseH cuvrec.. _

Iris /mica..., artist, ribs= isfes;d: Ins obeard
as wader.

Jobs Hems, doer-keeper at the French catholic chapel,
little George-street, lieraustowaquare, deposit that yew
',slay afternees them was epeeist artilie, which was
numerously attewled by the aliateenvy. As they ware
cooling owl be law a confederate of the yriowier atanding
soil abillauctiag the lea*e so they ennui oat. He pushed
hire out, but shortly after he returre..l with pi-Sober, and
the pair of them blocked up the doorway. When
they saw him they mowed away, awl he (witness)
taw the side of a lady's dress fall, and epos
unestiozing her found that she had lost her puree. He
siod the prisoner through several streets, andrin4 come up with him, a desperate struggle
le." ensi, and the latter nianegeil to get away.
Yuma was agaiu made, when. aa wither wan turning
the corner of Arlarn•iitrert he was taken rutted the neck by
a conitonion prissier'.. He was compelled to give up the
clime and return to the chapel, and whilst in there be was
laureled that the primmer hail been apprehended. There
were ao less thou 14 or 1.". put-es stolen, Is-ides watches.
141 1/, pruve.l haying just got out of bed, sod
1,311141 th, cry of •• stop thief," he rushed out only belt-
dreweil, end pursued the prissier as far its the Spanish
chapel, Itpthioh•plare. where be secured him. Oa* of the
lel,. sot only lost her pone yesterday with 8 sovereigns in
it. led her g.. 14 wadi as well.
Prisitier was rem tailed till nest Thursday, in order that
who dewaree praise fur the mpturs, might bud
oat his antecoileuts.