The Express.
London, England, 1863-02-10 00:00:00

GUILDEIALL

Narcime Le Jeterse,;YOu7gFrencliman, was charged be-
fore Alderman Humphmy with Mailing bonds and other
securities to the amount of 40,000 imam (1,60 W.), the pro-
perty of H. Lucien Boileau, a printer and lithographer, of
Amiens, France.
The rubbery was committed on the lit of this month ;
information was sent to this country on the 4th ; on the
7th the City police succeeded in capturing the prisoner in
London, end in getting back nearly all the bonds.
H. Boileau having stated that he was willing to take beck
the prisoner with him to France, Alderman Humphery
(auctioned this course, and the bonds were restored to the
prosecutor.
Pawner, through the interpreter, saki "be was not right
in his head" when he committed the robbery.

WESTMINSTER.
A stout, hearty-looking fellow whogave the name of Wil-
liam Jones, was charged with placing himself in a position
tosolicit alms in Lower Grosvenor-place.
Defendant's appessince was that of the well-practised
professional beggar, to a most desponding look he added the
advantages of being barefooted and coatless.
Peter Smith, 163 B, said—At a quarter to four yesterday
afternoon, I saw the prisoner sitting on the steps of ► door
in Lower Grosvenor•plaos, dressed aa he is now, and shiver-
itig and shaking to attract the attention of the parsers by.
Several persons came up aid gave him halfpence. Witless
took him into custody.
Mr. Arnold—What was found upon him?
Witness—One and sixpence halfpenny in copper.
Mr. Arnold (to prisoner)—What have you to say to this ?
Prisoner—l was is distress.

Mr. Arnold—Why au you apply to the workhouse?
Prisoner—l have, but they won't, admit me. I was refused.
Mr. Arnold—When did you last apply?
Prisoner—Well, I bane not applied since last winter.
Smith—He was taken to the workhouse, but was there
only a short time ; be would not stop.
Prisoner—The board of guardians turned me out of St.
Margaret'. workhouse.
Mr. Arnold—You said just now that they would not
admit you? Supposing it to be true that they turned you
out, they naturally considered theta strong, hearty man like
you ought to work for his living.
Smith —He does—every week begging. When I had him
before. last March, be bad Ss. on him, and admitted be had
only been out an hour. You let him off then upon hie
promise to go out of the country.
Mr. Arnold (to the accused)—You had no reason to have
remained shivering and shaking in Groereaor-place with
money about you to procure warmth and food. You are
committed ler ten days.
Smith— What is to become of the money found upon him?
Mr. Arnold—Let it go towards his maintenance in prison.

PAINFUL INQUIRY. —An inquiry of a very dig-
' tressing nature took place yesterday before Mr. Carter,
coroner for Fast Surrey, at the Elcardflroom of St. Mary's
Workhouse, Newington, into the muse of the death of
I Mary Ann Rickards, aged 39, the wife of Wm. Rickarda,
theatrical wicmaker, of Brydges-street, Covent-garden.
From the evidence it sppeared that on Thursday evening,
about 9 o'clock, the deceased went to a "house of 'acorn.
modatiou" in Connty.terracestreet, NewlEentroad. accom.
ponied by a man who was known by the keeper of the house
as having been there on previous ocamices with different
women, but whose name did not transpire. In about
2U minutes after they had been in one of the rooms the roes
Galled out for the landlady, who, upon entering the MOM
found decreased standing before the fire with her bonnet and
shawl off ; she was foaming at the mouth, appeared opus
the point of fainting. and having exclaimed, •• For Gad.s
mike lase me out of this house ; if I am found here it will
be the ruin of me," rank upon her knees exhausted. The
man went for medical amistance, and a surgeon waa soon in
attendance, but deceased
almost immediately. Among the wittiness, examined were
the sister and husband of the deemed. The latter stated
in the course of his evidence that the deceased lived with
him ; they had three children at hones, and bad buried
another on Tuesday last. His wife left her hose on Wed.
mislay to go to Hertfordshire. She was not an excitable
woman. He suspected who the man was that bad amain.
mit bar to the house in which she died. The jury re-
turned verdict of "Natural death from dimes. of the
heart, accelerated by excitement.°
GREAT NOSTIIIIAN HOWITAL, KINIVIR-CIIOM.
Number of patients for the week main Fe. f, 1,032, of
which 454 were new mere.

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