The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-15 00:00:00

SOUTHWARK

Eliasboth Toss, s young women about 18 yawn el sip,
was =awed, es her owe contessios, with etealing s jewel-
aw gold bracelets, ear-rings, dimmed rings,
]app, sad money, of the value of 1,0001., the property
atiackllis Piety Josephs, ae Woregs, and Elks Welch mid
Jews ilorr=on were shaped with receiving and pang
away the above property, well knowing it to he slam.
Min Pansy Josephs, oa being mon, said that she wee en
actress, and lived at No. 2, King Edward-street, blingteh.
llp to the 90th el last mouth the primmer, Tann, wee 6 err-
ma= la that how= Os that afternoon, about three 'Week,
tritons left es her dressieg-table, is bar bedroom, a jewel-
ass amnia= bracelets, dimmed rings strip, find
ether artiase, worth 1,0001., besides a emu ef maw in
gold. Os her return beam, at twelve &okay and whoa she
entered her bedroom, she =seed the nail-ease sad pro-
perty, sad was informed that the primer, Tens, led eh-
weeded that night. She instantly pre =formai= to the
police, and a set of the ear-rhip MVO traced toe paws-
brokw's is the district of this raw=
Other amides= having been given, sad the saufemion of
Elizabeth Teas read to the smagilrate, the primers sure
remanded in ceder that sear= might be made for another
man who is also haplicated= the robbsty.

Cooilr OP

A Court of Aldermen was held yesterday in the
Aldermses-okamber,Gulldhall ; the Loan /Woo presided.
A roper was brought up from the General Purposes
Committee, whiskstated that in 1852 the year in which
the Ad ol Parliament 16 and 17 Viet., asp. 97, cense Oro
operation—the number of parr supported at the ex-
poses of the oorporatles al London was 18, at a cost of
4441. 14e. The member for the pest )sac ap to September
2S, wee 42, at an expire el 1,4794 9a ld., and woos the
period to which the Men was made, the Rambo lied boss
still further Moreased. The committee, in order to mew,
We the lishiht of the corporation in respect to these
express, that tie opinion dthe law odious
I should be taken thereon, and they also requested that
they would advise the secessary 001:1110 to be panned,
there being no county rate far the City of London. The
solicitor had reported to than the follewiag opinion of the
law officers. " That they ware of opinion that the corpora-
tion is not liable under the 16 sad 17 Viet., cap. 97, for the
support of pauper lunatics. The cost of erectile; pauper
burr is by law to be chimed oat of id. county este,
sod if no other fund were available for that rupees, the
mristrates will doubtless be compellid by madames to
impose • county rate in the City.
The report was adopted, sad was Warred bar to the
committee to take what steps they thought advisable.
The Loan MAYOR addressed the Cain as it was about to
break up, and rid that he found himself plated in raider-
able ditheolty. Her Majesty the Queen and kis Royal
Highness the Prince of Wales had sent to him the sum of
1251. to be distributed asionpt those persons who met with
accidents upon the coercion of the illuminations In the
City oo the 10th March. That ter having got abroad, the
number of ordeals that bad her recorded was tabular ;
not in the City roue, bat also is the metropolis, and the
number was quite beyond belief. What he was to do with
the 1251. nudes these circumstances he was at a lees to
*Deceive, and be hoped the court would allow him to place
the matter in the hands of the General Purposes Committee,
that they might adopt such • mode of distribution as they
might think best.
A discussion ensued in which Mr. Alderman Copeland,
Mr. Alderman Sydney, Sir .1. if wore, Mr. litchi, and
others took part, but it was finally arranged that his lordship
should take the distribution of the money.—Adjourned.