The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-04 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

MANSION-HOUSE.

A repectably dressed young man was brought up on re-
mend before the Lord Ma or and Mr. Alderman Meehi—
sitting in petty meadow With stealing • quantity
of cloth, from the warehouse of his employers, Yam,
Hyam and on, wholesale clothiers, 80„Cannon•treet.

kr. Bradlaugh, from the office d Mr. Montague Lever-
son appeared for the prosecution.
The prisoner, it appears, was in the employment of the
prosecutors, as stock-keeper, and had been employed is
that capacity for about the spiwe of ten months. From in-
formation which detective officer Smart received from Mr.
Walmsley, pawnbroker, he watched the shop of that gen-
tleman, and saw the prisoner go there on several ocossions,
and pledge some pieces of cloth. He at last took him into
custody, and then communicated with his employers ; sad it
was then discovered that the prisoner had been in the habit
of pledging from time to time, for some months pant, pieces
of cloth, which were produced, and identified by the prose-
cutors.

Mr:Bradlaugh informed his lordship that the prosecutors
swished the case to be dealt with summarily, u the prisoner
had intimated his intention of pleading guilty to the charge,
and they were not desirous of pressing the charge with
severity.
The prisoner having pleaded guilty, and expressed his de-
sire of having the case settled at once,
The lord Mayor and Mr. Alderman Mechi, having ootisi•
dered the case, sentenced the prisoner to four months' im-
prisonment, with hard labour.

ROBBERIES BY • POSTMASTER'S DA IGGHT ER.
Painful interest hes been excited in Sandwich, during the
past week, in eoesequence of the apprehension of Miss
Annie Eliza Ewell, daughter of the postmaster oa a charge
of stealing money sod other valuables from letters. The
first examination, which was merely a formal one, took
place before Dr. Hill, who remanded the prisoner until
Monday, when shores again placed in the dock and charged
with stealing from letters passing through the post-offioe—
lit. A silver crucifix, the property of Amalie Mintos, of
Bognor, in Sussex; 2odly. Five photographs, the property
o: Mn. Moffatt, of Brereton, near Rugelev, it. Staffordshire;
3rdly. Two photographs, the property of Captain 0x1.121,
of Preston, in Lancashire ; and 4111 y. One pho
the property of Captain Boys, of Werth, nearSawl73.
The evidence was not gone into I. etwmegneuce of the
absence of nearly all the necessary witOINSOS, but as they
bad been served with a summon to attend, sad the in-
spector of the post.office promised to complete his evidence
by Monday, the 9th lost., the magistrates remanded the
prisoner until that day. The prisoner, who is only seventeen
years of age, is the youngest daughter of the postmaster.
Kentish 12 &tette.

The first batch of female convicts, 30 in number,
paned through Southampton Wight.
on their way to
Parkhurst prison, in the Isle of Wight. They wore • prison
drew, were handcuffed together two and two, mid guarded
by mho sad female warders. Three hundred of these con-
vict. will be seat to Parkhurst.

The Standard, in its description of Benson's Great
Clock, says :—.• A more splemiki and exquisitely finished piece
of mechanism we have never seen." Season's new showrooms
contain docks designed by the first artists of the day. and M-
etede clocks for the drawing- dining-room, bedroom,
library, ba4 etalrease, bracket car , church, turret, rail-
ways, warehouse, counting-hoar, with musical, astronomical,
and every dantription of clock, from the plainest to the hi.hest
quality of which the art is at pressed capable. Church and
turret dodo spedally estimated for. lemacm's Illastrated pam-
phlet out cloaks sad watches (be* by et for two stamps) con-
Woe • short history of cloak sad eni making, with damns-
tioms and prices , It acts as • gelds la the purchase of • clock or
watch, sad enables those who Uwe la Scotland. Ireland. Wales,
the ea es, India, or any pert of We world to select • clock.
J. W. Banana received • prim medal sad honoured* mention.
31 mid % Loadan, sesabliatiod tise..-(Adverttse.
mat)

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

NAN= 0/P SOLICITORS AND FURTHER PARTICULARS TS BR
MALI= AT TR! OFFICE OF TR! CHIRP REGISTRAR,
COURT or BANKRUPTCY, RABINGIIALL-STILIT.I
BANKRUPTS.

CsaRLMS 010111 CallirtiCitideniot, Hampshire, fishmonger,
to surrender Marce 17, at 1.
Jmita Haag, Aayltira.road, Surrey, bricklayer. March 17, at 1.
WILLIAM Woore, Great Yarmouth fish curer, March 17, at 12.
Da Bum, Wells, Norfolk, milky, March 17, at 1
FRANCS. Aortas, Cbarkost., Berkeley-au., servant, Mar. 17, at 2.
FRADIRICX ALBRRT KOSTRLART, Blandford-atreet, Mancheater-
eluare, wine merchant, March 17, at I.
JOHN 010101 frrltarroll, Beesborouglastreet, Pimlico, manager
of an &mamma society, March 17, at 1.
Titoism W HALMS, Hereford aer., Hayswater,chemlst , Mar 17,11 1.
RUMS FLIITWOODWALIRILOITSITOWET4t. ARC ot, Mar.l7, at 2l•
ALgiafingu Hosicrmair, Hereford, builder, March 19, at 1
010101 Haraoa, Crozier-street, Lambeth. March 19, at 2.
RICHARD DIACON Dote., Devonaldnaterraoe, Ningsland, cont-
. . _

menial traveller. Karel; 19 at I.
EIJZIBI7II I.IOBIARD Flnchley-road, Bt. John's. wood, widow,

March 19. at 12.
1199899? BROWN, Upper Ebory4treet. Pimlico,

March 19, at 12: '-
Nasal RUMI2O9. Northampton-road, Clerkenwell, chenille net
manufacturer, March 17, at 2.
CBLRLIS lossrii 'Manteca, Clifton-vltlas, Camden Town, assist-
ant at the British Museum, March 17, at 2.
THOnas Burson, Newbury-place, Kentish Town, boot

and shoe dealer, March 19, at It
Iralnning WarsaialKT, Woolsey-terrace, Kentish Town, Ibsen-
draper, March IT, at S.
GoDrainlalgh, Suffolk. Innkeeper, March 19, at 11.
Wn.usm Haaats Laze, West Hoathly, Susses. iarmer,Mar.l9,atl.
CHAU= lama Bunn. Millman-street, Bedford-row, stationer,

March 19, at 1. , , .
JOHN APLIN, Rutland-street, Pimlico, baker, March 19, at 11.
Jog. NATTINON, High-street, Poplar, =liner, March 17, at 12.
Joint HAIIICIP, Lusiwardine, Herefordab., farmer, March 17, at 3.
EDWARD rum! Myartr,Cuirberland.street, Bryansione.

square, doctor of medicine:March 17, at I.
°somas Hum, sen., Chen es-mews, Bedford-square, cab pro-
prietor, March 17. at 1.
EDWARD MIIKIIr, Maldetone, Kent, farmer, March 17, at 1.
litmus Shire, Btrchln-lane. City, and Woburn-place, Russell-
square, gentleman, March 17, at 12.
OnoROS LEWIS, Harrington-et., Hampstead-rd. ,clerk, Mar. 17. al 1.
EDwARD WILLIAM JOHN, St. Paurs-raed, Camden Town, clerk
In Somerset-bonne, March 10. at 19.
Glows Gamuts and ()sown Luc Outlaw, Wandsworth-road,
statuary masons, March 16, at 1.
Muni SMITH, Sloane-street, Chelsea, surgeon, March 16, at 1.
SAMUEL ADAMS, Aberystwyth-ter., Horton, boater, Mar. 16, at 2.
Iluirgr Joint Anonyms MUMPS, Water-lane, City, commission
agent, March 16. at 1.
Al GERNON
.HILTON HfRRER, Belgrareetreet South, Pimlico, mer-

chants clerk. March ld at 1.
Oicaon Owen Mow, Wharton.street, Bentonville, wine mer-
chant, March 10. at 11.
WILL ast GRINDALR Meta Bridge-terrace, Harrow-road, late
lieutenant In the army. March 16, at 2.
ZDMARD THOMAS lasSasoN. Ampthillaquare, and Richmond,
Surrey, monetary agent, March 16, at IL
JAM= BRUM, Wolverhampton, gunlock manuf., Mar. 18, at IL
JAOOII AARON, Birmingham, tailor, March 13, at 12.
WILLIAM BRADNIT, Jun., Birmingham, ironmonger, Mar.l3, at It
THOMAS PRATTWI, Bristol. builder, March M, at 11.
WILLIAM GOTTATOS TWIT= Bract Bayamon, lieutenant In the
army, March 14, at 12e.
BROOKING SOADT, Landscove, Devonah., gentleman, Mar. 18, at It
WILLIAM Ram ILarshwood, Dorsetah., fanner, Mar. 18, at It
Fusco ORKATIM, Worksop, Notta, corn miller, March 14, at 10.
BOIL WARD, Wakefield, Yorkshire. fish dealer, March 13. at 11.
AMMO/ Dacia Lacy, flashy, Yorkshire. March IN, at 11.
WELLIAM BRINALL, Liverpool, flab curer, March 16, at 11
JOSZPII BIGOT ROBINSON, Liverpool. prof. of music, Mar. 14, at 12.
THOMAS WILLIAMS, Mold, Illintshire, manager of a hank,
March 16, at 12.
030103 NwlrroN, Lett?, marble moon, March 19, at 11.

JIM/ aLIOILICA Mk Liaey, loneaah., Innkeeper, April 2, at 11.
linitowina Preston, imitator, March 17, at 11

JANES HINDU, Blac.kburn,licensed victualler, March 20, at 12.
WILLIAM COWNKRD litaaaau, Manchester, insurance agent,
March IS. at 11.
,10022.0 000,22, Hyde, Cheshire, innkeeper, March 17, at 12.
WILLIAM HILTON, Oldham, innkeeper, April 1, at 11.
WILLIAM Omiarrr, Manchester, stay manufact , March 13, at 11.
wawM Boma, Lower Broughton, Lancsahlre, commission
agent, Man* 17, at 12.
Grows Blasi, Preston, licensed victualler, March 17, at 11.
1115 RY WINTIABOITOIII, Manchester, apothecary, March 17, at 12.
WILLIAM PU,ueeaAM, Handsurorth, Staffordshire, butcher,

April 13, 33 10.
Emir DAVID Wilmot Birmingham, bitker, April 13, tit 10.

THOMAS MPS, King's Norton, W.areick'shi.e, nnail- brewer,
April 13, at 10.
WILLIAM HAMM, Birmingham, pork butcher, April 13, at 10.
GIORGI ROCSILL IMMALIE, Birmingham, crucible maker, April
13, at 10.
ZDWARD POllll, ,Birmingham, button maker, April 13, at 10.
RICHARD WELCH, Birmingham, M
toll collector, April 13, at 10.
'micas 8 Liverpool, railway porter, arch 13, at &
JAMAS Seale; llancheater, beer retailer, March 14, at &&
Pintail Holman, Hulme, lancsahlre, butcher, March it, at 97.
cacaos Hamm, Warrtngt.m. Lancash.,wbeeivnight,Mar.lol,atlt.
JAXW GASZZLL, Warr' ngton, Loam& , en One art ve r, M ar.lB, at 12.
IttlßY REPPINSTALL, ICIDIMAMI-upon-Ro painter, Mar.l3,at 11.
Joint mvasooa, Great Grimsby, victualler, March 20, at. 11.
JOSEPH Guinn, Huddersfield, coal dealer, March 23, at 10.
Jess ILfiguan, Dalton, Yorksh., fancy manufact., Mar. MI, at 10.
MARIA TAYLOR, Meltham, Yorkshire, shopkeeper, Mar. 03, at 10.
DAVID KAY, Sheffield, brewer's traveler. March 18, at 2.
Rs MO R3DOIRS Norton Bole-hill, Derbyshire, beerhouse
keeper, March it, at I.
Rosin Wow, Worcester, gunsmith, March 27, at 11.
THOMAS 8111TH, Witton.park. Durham, labourer, March 19, at 10.
JOHN THOMAS PDAMILLIM, Yasky, Banta, grocer, Mar. ci, at 10.
1101101 HILLS, Bedford, blacksmith, March 14, at 1.
RDIVAAD SPED= Ciorr. Bolton, Lancash., printer, Mar. 18, at 10.
Joint Bantu, Piston, Yorkshire, shoemaker, March IS, at 11.
A LPILED Clzoloa, Blahopwearroonth, fmlterer. March 13, at 2.
THOMAS Ossatzmayos and WlLiAmt OnasLuieroi, Preston,

Lau zak°, drapers, March 14, at 101. ,
JOHN MINTOII, Coventry, builder, Mara 14, at IL
Joan HaLLAMT, Market Harborough, servant, March 14, at 11.
1112141 AM CHAPIAX, Norwich, sawyer, Much 14, at 11.
HISMIT CRIUMEMAS RICHIM LIDDLILOM, Norwich, carpenter,
March le, at 11.
IsAAO NORTON HIMITITHS, Norwich, pattern maker, Mar. 14, at 11.
Tuom.a.DATlne, Hereford. bisamith, March 17, at 10
Watega BODONI Tillington,Hereforda.,earpenter, Mar.l7,at 11.
Jones WOOD, Newcastle upon-Tyne clerk, Muth 11, at 10.
roars Moms, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, militant to an auc-
tioneer. March 21, at It.
CIPMAS GROWI TMONSITY, Leicester, gunmaker, March 21, at 10.
Wn.Limm Jones, Abergell, Denbighah., publican. Mar. 20, at 11.
TffOgas BLAORMORR TmoMAa, Bridgwater, tailor, March 18, at 10.
.10011P11 HARRISON, Buy, lancaah., clog Iron maker, Mar.lB, at 11.
Gnomes RATCILYYS BOWS, Bury, Lancashire, commercial tra-
veller, March 18, at it
Jour% HAIM, Kempsey,Worcestersh.,hriekLayer, Mar.27,at IL
JAMBS Brows, Bicidulph, Staffordshire, miner, March 14, at 12.
AMARD NORMAND, Brightos, teacher of languages, Mar. 18, at 11.
JAM' 1/IANIIIII, Hanley, Staff ordah., greengrocer, Mar. 21, at It
Mamma Bru.nroron, Buckman, Staffordsh., farmer, htar.2l,at 12.
Janne HOPIS and Joint Horns, Suitterlield, Warwickshire,
Carmen, March ld, at 11.