The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-03 00:00:00

SOUTHWARK._

ulsive looking woman, named Mary Ann West, was
c with stealing a child.
Lett, a very poor but decent looking woman, with
an infant wrapped up closely in her arms, said that she
lodged at N0..13, Suffolk-court, in the Mkt. On Tuesday
afternoon, while out after work, she met the prisoner, who
told her that she was in great distress, sad had no home to
go to. Witness took her home, and after giving her a pot- '
ties of her dinner, told her she might have part of her room
until she provided herself with a better home. The prisoner
seemed thankful for the offer, and said she would amidst her
in any way she could. About? o'clock witness had occasion
to go out, when she wrapped up the baby in her cloak
and handed it to the prisoner, begging her to keep him
quiet until she returned. About half an hour afterwards
witness came beck, when she was surprised to find the pri.
toner and her baby gone. She instantly ran about the
neighbourhood, and gave information at the station houses,
and that morning she discovered the prisoner in bed with
witness's baby, in the workhouse.
Martin, the porter of St. George's workhouse, said that
about half-past ten o'clock on the previous night the
prisoner knocked at the door and asked for admission.
She had the child in her arms, and said that she I
bed walked up from Gravesend with it that after-
noon, and that she was so weary and exhausted
that she could get no further. Although the house was
closed for the night he got the keys and at one admitted
her and the child. She gave her name as Ann Machner,
and said that, the child was her own, and was twelve months
old. In the morning, when the time arrived for the casuals
to leave the house, she said she was very unwell, and that
she had had no nourishment to give the child from the breast.
Witness sent far the surgeon of the house, when Dr. Brown
saw her, and advised that she and the child should amain
in the house for a few days. The prisoner was then taken
into one of the wards by the sealant matron. At twelve
o'clock the prosectdrix earns to the gate in a state of peat
excitement, stating that she had lost her child, and gave
such a description of the circumstances that he at owe sm.
peeted that the child the prisoner had was bus. He
acoordiraglv took her to the ward, where oho reeognised
the prisoner in bed with her child, and gave bar Into
custod
Mr. Burcham asked the prisoner what answer the hod to
make to the charge

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AMERICAN MAIL DESPATCHES. —The Inman
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York yesterday with 20 passenger. and the usual mail for
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Tan CONVICT= MURDERESS AT DERBY AND
SZAIDIAELS.—Itichard Rowlands, who wee convicted at the
last Bemunaris assizes of the wilful murder of his father-in-
law, Richard Williams, will be executed on Friday morning
at Rosemarie gaol, se the Mine Secretary does not see any
grounds in the appeals that have been made to him to inter-
fere with the due course of law, and the sentence will
accordingly be carried into effect. With mud to the cue
of Richard Thorley, convicted at Derby at the late usism
of the murder of has sweetheart, Elia Morrow, no memo-
rial has yet been promoted, nor from the circumstances
the cam is it at all probable that Sir George Grey could
brought to advise the extension of the clemency of the
crown. The execution of Thorley is fixed for Friday, the
11th inst., at Derby.
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