The Express.
London, England, 1862-08-22 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

CLERKENTWELL.
iserruc A PAWIRISONER'S ASSISTANT TO SOB MS lOU

PLOTIR. -COMMIT-TA
Refry Williams, a rouuh•looking fellow, an exoavator,
Wl3 char* before Mr. IYEyncourt with inciting to steal,
and also stealing, a watch of the value of 11. 55., the pro-
perty of Mr. Mallets, pawnbroker, of 143, Caledonian-road.
Mr. Thomas Wakeling, solicitor, attended for the pruse-
cation.

John Henry Lander, salesman to the prosecutor, said—
On the 2tith of July I was outside the shop selling, when
the prisoner came and spoke to me. He told me to take
a watch out of the window, sod said that no one would
know anything about it. I told him I would do nothing
of the sort. I went into the door of the shop and told
my mater, and the prisoner ran away. On the
Toesiby following he came again and said, " Oh, yon fool,
Dot to take my money, for no one would have known it."
After some words he said he would come on Thursday night,
and I was to get r lot of watches for him. He came on
Thursday, and I had a watch iu my possession. I bad it in
Tor Last, sod he took it from me and gave me half a so-
rereizo.
Mr. Malkin said from what be heard from the bat wit.
nem he gave him a watch from the shop window, and in-
atmcied him how to act.
Pollee-sergeant Gould, 40 N, said he took the prisoner
into custody with the watch is his possession, having soma
the iiii.oner ask the assistant for it.
Mr. Dlyncourt fully committed the prisoner for trial.
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
CAFTION TO VI,ITORS TO PLACES OF AMFAISIMIT.
Thomas Kai, and William Madden were charged with
attempting to pick pockets at the entrance of the Alhambra
?Awe.

Serdesnt Cordon, 8 C, proved awing Madden insert his
hand in the pockets of several females while leaving the
Alta übra the previous night, the female prisoner assisting
him by covering his operations. A gentleman seized Madden
and handed him over to Xi C, while he (Gordor.) took the
ten .d,
Madden—Why ain't the gentleman here this morning?
(..,idnu —lie signed the charge-sheet, and promised to
attend.

The female prisoner (who while in the dock stood away
from her ms ea if be was a stranger to her, this
being an old dodge) said—lf a respectable young woman
tua Committed herself once or twice. ain't she to be allowed
to walk the streets.
Terwhitt—l did not know you bad committed your-
self ;DO one has said anything about it. You have ad-
mitted a little too much.
The pri-otiera (the female having though charged many
times at the court been fortunate enough to escape) were
each committed for three months.
W.,. Any!, a rough-looking fellow, was next charged by
gel-react Langley, of the detective police, with attempting
to pick the pockets of several gentlemen at the entrance of
the Haymarket Theatre the previous night while the visitors
were entering the theatre, there being as usual a very large
crowd naiad the doors.
In ate.aer to Mr. Tyrwhitt, the sergeant said the prisoner
Made a desperate resistance, and it took three constables to
roomy him to the station.
A boy corroborated the mergeant.
3fr. Tyrwhitt committed the prisoner for three months,
with hard labour.

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