The Express.
London, England, 1862-01-01 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

Mary Yeilding, • -w-eillinews thaember at this marl.
Ma brought up Wore Alamo= limphory, aerial wish
robbing. Jo cenjusetion whit fear ether women, Jabs Orem,
• hayaseler of Park-alseek Beigad, Hmthebbire.
bankmotes, ileum mil old, to the mime id elm* IDOL
et
Tb einemeleasse el this are wen se hale= :—The
proesemor, ft alibesame we is Lam es me the
eagle-show, end May be ladalgel Misr trody
fa Haw, and it wee is that highs sendlies that is
fell waves Adams The primmer bed emu Yea cub is the
atterneon, and meelied him ha hes prey, fir she seemed
to have hocked his. hoes *so to lime until be
izedvaneetly tamed lets ass it the most is-
imam purlieus is she seighbourhood of Hel-
-1 bona, spot which the rimer end fear ether warns.
immediately pounded weld" pinioned he mem and with
their united (one Azad him against the walk whAs they
tided his peekels it hie learn cash and • pease melanin(
two Peak it Inglaud asks for 801. emb, Wee ter 101. melt,
. abeam he 100 L. ease" for 81., aed 41. fa gold. Having
secured their booty all rushed ieto slams im Plaintive-
court. sad promeader they ware seas, waited
until • yeliesma wised, and Me paiesser araing out
about the seem time be give Isar Me eratmly. sod this
mitered the hems ta sone it the .than to his
dismay, be dineemsed thin was an outlet at w bulk by
which the we bed chested their cops. The Amuse
and setae woe sigma at the beaks, and although the
prisoner bed been under teemed he • fortnight, set the
slighted elm bed is.. elesdned with regard to the toksisi
lwetwrtY•
Akleresau flumpheiry aid than was very little doubt
the prosecutor had beia sobbed it kis mossy, but the evi-
dence did not El: its handsel; with the actual robbery,
sad in the absence d bee ampemens she must be dis-
charged. Eike might, bewever, be takes into custody sole
if any farther whines wen ehesinsd.
Tim wheats denied all knowledge of the other women,
sad said if she were wanted sole she might be found either
at lAliott's.court. Old Bailey, as le the Wen Leeds. Mika

BOW.BTEW.
Seven young men, well known te tie polies se thieves
and 111006&41111 of Wives, .used Perris, &di* Bail, Mo-
ndry, /riot, Crary, eel Topler, were eltersed with Wes-
big the bowie No. ID, Orownseunrt, and stooling articles of
westing apparel from the puma
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William Rinser, waiiimalsr,OlClarlseiirest, Middle-
sex Hospital, was ehargedlbefere Mr. Tyrerbiti with Mepily
pawing • gold watch eatembed to hies to repair, the pro-
pert of Mr. Edward Vilthes, 50, Prlth-etreet, Soho,
Mr. Villain mid that as the 10th of bat November be
entrusted • gold watch sad cloak to the pws., to repair.
The prism brought home the clock, mit the watch,
said whoa he mat to the loon where be resided he found
IhM be bed lootowei. Ho (lb. Villiers) had doom found that
primmer bad plodpd the watch, and co weed* a tripod to
the phew berzageje hie the duplicate.
Ma Hemp ' • friend at Mr. Vain, mid the
Mcmpm Ida the milkatereithieg to the watch, which
laiala pledied Chunboureminst, Leimeterrequere.
Impeder- Hubbard salted for a that
there were wand other aims to he th= atbi wee
granted.
Nemirow complaints have from time to this, bow
mods at this wort by maw who hove eatmebed watches
toeck the prisoner for repair, and been usable to pi them
.

SOUTHWARK.
David Gardner, a cabman, was charged with steeling a
silver watch from the pen= of Thome illiroemen, nods, the
following singular circumeleaes* :
The pccsscutor, an eWerly man, said that on Boxii
he went to dine with soma friends in Sioney4treet, Borough
Market, and after enjeyieg himself withowsci Christmas
ea cheer, at 9 o'clock a eats was sent for, mai to his being
rather crippled be wee assisted into the
ascertained
friend and some one *lee, whom he afterwards
to be the prinoser. While getting into the vehicle he wee
surprised to sae bis chain hanging down loomdr, minus hie
He at Ant thought the young friend bad
it=
but, seeing him ran after some one else, he was
that be had not stolen it.

In ATMawerio the magistrate,
Whose. said he waa very jolly at the time, but be kerns
what be was about. There were several persona about the
cab, but be did not feel the watch go.
Charles SuMum said. that the preseentar spent Betties
afternoon at his Mimes, sod be mat to assist him into the
cab. The prisoner was at the doer, sad Pawl kin services
to assist, and he sow him pot his hood adder the prosecutor's
coat, and walk sway. Almost immediately after that the
prosecutor mimed his watch.
In mower to Mr. Euratom, witness mid that the =I:1;e
was mot fur the cab was et first charged with the
and attenrards himself, but be declared that the prisoner
must hone beet the thief.

be ;;eimisly was in Stoney-street on the
night in question, whoa be saw • crowd round • eab, but be
remained opposite awl aim treat asar.
Mr. Barstow nig that there was sot slash:at sai-
lboat*, Wars • jam thanks* ths prisoner must be
V• marealmnar

Ralph Broathohl and Joseph &mindere, two youths, em-
ployed at working • boat on the Grand Amities Canal,
were charged on remold with stealiug two live geese.
Shortly before 12 o'clock on Sunday night, the 22nd of
December, a noise was beard mooed some geese belong-
ing to • blacksmith named John Underwood, living
at Hanover, a short distance from the canal. A man
named White went out and caught Brookfield
running away with a live goose under his arm.
Another live goose was on the ground. The other
pr sooer bad dropped it, and to his flight left hie hat behind
im. When Brookfield was glees into custody be slated
that he meant to have • geed Christmas dinner or • bad
rase. The other priers was appreheoded • few hours
ofterwords. TIM boat belossly to tho prima' was found
os the Mosby maim hislosod is Ihs MIA siod on being
searchedtho polio' diosemed two mesa obsiddlem of mut-
tow, • kg, put of the brat* and • plass of the soak, all of
which were uncooked. They ale fined the works ri a leg
of mutton which bad all the appeammes od biThlibeen
recently 000kel. They farther lewd a bum Was?'
knife, and • piece of metal The most was dis-
covered to belong to Yr. peerp Alesnes, • sowboop's
of Brook-green-lane, HummeetWth. It oppormed that be
had a farm at East Acts% sod be had • igeshar of lambs
turned out upon Old Gall-011111Mita. Oa Booday farisight
one of the lambs was femme to ley boos etUfsl. the skis,
head, sad entrails being MI habit TI misids les* aro
the boat were Stied to the olds. SOS Oar we bead fs
oorrespood y. The knife hod hems dohs tram this
*topic at the pisswerr, and it wris emptesil Meath* metal
formedlcatees' pewter pots skies beim the Ploosurs•
bast pu
The prisosen pismisd rainy to the steslimg of tie ta.
but in the ether ors • Mks* presested itself ;
however. Breekheld suppler the weedy link by *Sias
that they *lied up the west es tbs fiewheppMit.
Yr. lag meessdoi 'be pshassis far another week.

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