The Express.
London, England, 1864-10-14 00:00:00

THAMES.

Jermialt Cronin, ea audacious thief, 13 years of age, who
has been in custody • great many times, and thrice sum-
marily convicted, ma brought before Mr. Partridge, charged
with stealing two cwt, of coals, the property of the North
Loodoa Railway Company
John Groatham said—l am • night watchman io the
service of the North London Railway Company. At 7.45
last evening I was watching • coal aiding at Bow, near the
Lea Cut, and saw the prisoner and another boy taking coals
from the siding, and putting them on board • barge in the
Lea Cut, 25 yards off. They went backwards and forwards
four or five tinier. They were about to shove the barge off
to the other side of the stream, whoa I went on board and
attempted to secure both ; one ran away. I caught the pri-
soner and took him to the station-house. There was about
two cwt of coal. stoles from the siding.
Mr. Partridge—How came they to make use of the barge?
Witmer —Their intention was to Move the barge round
to the opposite book, and then they would have leaded the
coals and got away with them. The company have been
robbed to a large extent of their coals from the sidings.
Henry Dove, a polies-constable, 445 K, said the prisoner
wee • dating third, sad had been convicted three times
summarily. Oa the first occuloo, he was sentenced to 21
drys imprisonment and bard labour ; oa the second, to
three months' Imprisonment and hard labour, and on the
12th of August last to two niciathe' imprisonment sod hard
labour. The prisoner bad only just come out of prison.
Mr. Partridge asked the prisoner if he was guilty or not
guilty!
The Prisoner—Guilty, sir.
Mr. Partridge sectanoed him to be imprisoned and kept to
hard labour for three months, and said that conviction would
be returned to the sessions, and remembered against
and if any cue was made out againet him again be would be
committed for trial.

Hommopathic practitioners, and the medical
pretredon generally, recommend cocoa as bnap the most health.
tai of all beverage& When the doctrine of Aomoopathy wee
Ant Introduced into this country, there were to be obtained no
Mons of cocoa either attractive to the WU sr acceptable
re=restomacb the nut was either supplied to the crude state
or so unskilfully manufactured as to obtaln notice.
▪ Lippe, ef Loudon, iloisoopethic Chemist, was Induced in the
year ISM to turn hie attentioa to this subject, and at length
succeeded. with the atalaiwes of Mahwate machinery to being
the drat to produce sal WM, pure to ils composition, sad so
maned by the perfect tritursUou it receives in the process it
crthrough.as to be most acceptable to the delicate Womack
pS •a• r al ass lippa's Cocos L. chstingitieled os so Invigoratteg,
grateful breakfast beverage, pormaing a most delicious aroma.
DE Hama la his wort, Adulterations of rood," sajs
Come cenMilee • peat variety of Important nutritive prised-
pke—every Ingredieel neasesary to the growth and sustenance
of the body." Agala As • nutritive, come stands very much
Mew Qum either coffee fir tea." Direcelewe—Two teespoomfuls
of the powder to a breakbel sap, ailed up with bell water
or milk. Sold is Linsilned gib., sad lib. labelled by
poem eassiestioness. and ehenthia.--i Ad