The Express.
London, England, 1848-09-11 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 11, 1848.

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POL/ClL—Ralana.
CITY POLICE COMMITTEE, GLIILDHALL.—Tiut
POLIO, IN EANIS NATI NO AUTEOMITY TO IMF rue
reamer Tameto.—lie. J. Prod, a tradesman, living le
Wood-street, was summoned by Acting-Sergeant Knight,
No. 437 of the City police Ares, for driving through a
reek of palleemen and obstruting them in the etreetillo si
their duty.—Tbi Meer stated that on the 3rd of September
• mak 'lmamate's, eight In number, were crossing Mansion
Megerstrese, es their way off duty, when the defendant
Erne up le • bone and gig and attempted to pus theta.
He was called O. to bale but he persevered In
&Meg throve' the renk.—Mr. Alderman Lawman :
Why could air you have waited Officer : It le
oar ceders to proceed.—Kr. Aldernisa CLIME Yes
are the einents of the pub)* and It Is your rho, r,.
wait fee them, end not they he /on. Why, unto this On-
. [pie, yogi would step she trade° of an entire stem to
let your .mall rank of eight ceestables pass. Burman there
was • continuous line of omnibuses and other vebiales in the
Poultry and Cheamide, would you men all o' them to nate.
your sari to go mom the road in a tank I—The cam
madded sweat—Mr. Aldenaan Lowness : Then sash sem
not be allowed; you must walk in MIMI way as not to im-
am ode the free MAO of the public etreeta.—A pollee est-
rent said the men, when in reek, walked so clues to each
other that they could net possibly avoid going touther when
passing acmes a street—Mr. Alderman Lawrence: That
shows the necessity of going wider apart, both fur their own
saferzudzst to Interfere with the traffic.—The complaint
was
MANSION.HOUSE.—cautos or MORDEU AND AT-
I muerte finicum.—Atut Trudions was Clanged with hay
tag leaped into the Thames, with her child, a girl between
flee and six years of see, In her arms. The ehtldover
drowned.--O. Brier' watennan, Last night (Friday),
at a little before 8 o'clock, I was rowing • boat in tie
Thames, when the prisoner, who was in the water, we..
pointeel out to me by tome of the of 981/111110T.
I caught bold of her by *he gown. Her head wee then
under the water, but I kept it above the water, and hallooed
fur assistance. Me had, when I saw her, a chile chimed in
her snag. I saw the child, and when I hid hold of the pre
soave's drew she let go the child, ',hick appeared to sins.
At that mo itint the pitman from Paul's Wharf cram to I
my assistance, and with hie help 1 pulled her in.—The preen, r
groaned frequently while the witness wee underezuminetkm,
and upon being asked whether the we desirous of ening
seething she shook her head.—G. Whiteomles, • lettere
cantor, rid On Friday! meat 'aboard the LondouPEA, et
the HungerfordPier. It medallist the time. I heard the p-
tais call out that a worm* had jammed ovet board wOh a (shad
in her arms 7 went to the pier, sac ,witted in getting the hut
on shore, and to ing the woman out, I supported her to the
session-holm. She clung to ate and grasped my hands very
tight, and eked me what had bemuse of her child. I wee
not aware whether the child had bees picked up or net.
The prisoner wee eolletted, and, upon entering the ration.
house, she robed fur drink, and assieted in taking off her bon-
net —Mr. J. Grey said : I have known the prisoner frims
12 to 15 scare. The last timed= oh. held was that of cook
in the house of General White, and she left it about three
oc four months ego because she was of unsound mind. Sim
Vila went to reside in private lodgings. 1 thi..k she WO
a single woman. The child was between, five and els
years old. I saw the prisoner yesterday at two o'clock, at
my own hones. She sailed with her child. (Here the pri-
soner cried out several times, "Alice! Alin! where
are you, my child wife asked her to sit down,
but she would not, and she sad the shad went away.
She appeared as usual, very low in spirits. She has on
means but what are supplied to her by servitude. Mr
Principally supports her brother, his wife, and three ehii.
drat —The Lord Mayor: Hare you known her mind te
be affected I—Witness : I have known her to be ago
I sionally very eighty ; she was so, I think, ayes' before the
hires of her child, and has been frequently so
Beckley, 41, Thames Police This morning, between 6
and 6 o'clock, as I was rowing by the Templeipier, I wee
celled be a eoel-porter, who pointed out to me the body of a
child, lying partly seder • barge. The barge was egroutad
at the time, and as soon as it was aeon I took no the oody,
mad carried it to the Ship ptiblitehouse. The child had on a
silk pelisse, • plaid frock, a white cottos and flannel petti-
coat, socks, and low shoes. —The prisoner was remanded.
ALLIGID Mocx MArnimontax Swrirmma.-11.
Fried-
eines was reexamined charged with having robbed Kee.
Sarah Wiesner, of 801., after having bees called in chore"
with her. At the punkas examination it tram stated
that the prisoner had been introduced to the comp lain-
omit nearly three years ago, and he had regularly paid
kis addruses to her, succeeded in gaining her affections, tad
a few drys before the day appointed for their marriage ran
off with all the money she had in the world, atter Paying
induced her to sell off her furniture—Mr. Bartlett, for the
prisoner, said he could prove beyond all doubt that the
matrimonial business was entirely coosconed by the lady,
who had thought prover to put up the banns, the primmer
being altogether unconscious of seething of the kind.
fLaughter.)—Policeman 210: If the prisoner be remanded
till Tuesday. I shall be able to bring mother case against
him.—Mr. Barnett neenexamined the complainant, whoa
she said, " I went myself to put up the banns, at the pre
eoner's request. I had an temente:in that he was a man of
some property, end he used to accompany me when I went
out upon business. I took a lodging from which we were to
havers, to be married and it was by his persussion that
I sold my fureitare."—Mr. Barnett submitted that it was
quite aboard to suppose that • Jew would think of being
called in church aM marrying • Christian. The penalties
for each conduct would be moat serious. The fact was the
prisoner bad brought a great deal of matey from Americo,
and had spent it in the house of the complainant, and se
intimacy grow up, oat of which spew a joiut.etock purse to
which they both resorted indiscriminately, and no robbery at
all had taken plan.—The Lord Mayor said all that had bees
mated were matter, for the consideration of a jury* and
remanded the prisoner.
GUILDHALL-01A10, OF STEALING A HORSU AND
CART.—W. Croft was charged with being concerned in
stealing a lane and art, co the 7th of September, captain-
ing the quarter's( sob sari two amuses of beans, the pro-
perty of Kr. Tiwilni_of the Arms public. home,
at Finobley. 0a Thursday evening, 'Thomas Lewis, of
Finehleremmaim, was driving a horse and cart in Upper
Ground-street, Mulching, when one of the seeks of beau
fell into the resik upon
.which two men tame and helped to
Place it is the out arm the Pete:Ater rendering arlstame.
Wile% he reached the C'Ay the prisoner came to hia and
odd that ke had te gobs& again to the wharf for • letter,
whirl lo we. to Oho hack to his muter. He left the bane
and cage k the prielmses charge, end went back, and fond
that be bad bun duped, for on returning to the spot with
the clerk, ha hand that the prisoner, and another mu who
wee in the mete and the horse and cart, had disappeared, ace
wee anything mere heard or them until the base and out
were hand by the pass at Camden-town, Mending by the
roadside, and lobe without ::.y;trivet they were moreped
the Grun-yard. The buss and oats were not In the
cart—Croft said that it was all a mistake, as he risme woe
present to help at all. On the contrary, he wee at Batons'
and did not get home on the day in question until leaflet*
18 o'clock, nor did he know the man alluded to.—To prom I
' that he was present, • person named William Narrow, in ,
I Mr. Maybey's employment, was called, who said that he
could swear he saw the prisoner help to lilt the sack of bees
Onto the cart.—Sir Peter Lune remanded the prettier un
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Friday to pies time to prove that he was at Battersea on the
day rile robbery.
BOW-STREET.--OBTAIXIIIO GOODS lINDERFALSI PRE.
TENCIII.—An elderly man, who reourd to give his nem*, was
charged with °beating ponds under (aloe pretences, at the
stupor Mr. Monroe basier,Middle-row, Holborn. A few days
heck the primmer catered the prerecutor's shop, a
dd having
selected a quality (Aeneas to the value of 3! 7C. , hid a
said on the counter bearing the name of Mr. Morton, of the
George Tavern, Brookinseet, Holborn, to which place th,y
were sent. The prisoner invited the assistant into the par-
lour. and while the latter was writing • receipt the prisoner
took the puma under his arm, and camped. He was can-
tered is Pox-court, and taken back to the George, when the
pen behind the bar said he knew nothing of hies except
that he called and requested to be furnished with a card
tithe house.—Mr. Henry said that the ease amounted to a
charge ef felony, and he would give the officer a week to
tasks the seeessery isquiries.
PROJECIING 8110P-TIONTS.—Mr. Dean, of 316, 114,11
Holborn, appeared upon an adjourned sumtunns chneinir
him with having erected a Mop hoot extending biond the
distance al:owed by the 67 Geo. 111., sec. 72.—1 t South•
gate, the surveyor, stated that the shop front pr lected 11l
inches beyond the hum on one side,, and 134 inches on the
other. The front was new, and notice, both verbal aid
written, had been siren to the defendant to make the nee, t-
eary alterations, whieh was disregarded.—Mr.llenry decided
that the unseat front veld only be nem& od as equivalent
to a repairing of the old one, and he did rot think they
were justified in etLieg upon the defendant to remove it.
lie should order the summons to be dismissed.
CLERKENWELL—CArriner ro rut Pantie —J.
Lasscaeter era, charged with obtaining money under false
peetesm I.—Mr. F. Alexander said that a ratuth ego, a
book, purporting to be a report of the Animals' Friend an-
el• ty, with a list of the subscribers, was left at his house, and
having aseertahted that no such society was in existence, he
enumuekat d with Mr. Ferguson, the chief clerk of the
Mendkity Betaelishment by whose adrift he gore direc-
tions at his »della,* that the parte who had left Inert book
should be 'eked to call m him on Friday afternoon for a sub.
awietion. On that day the prismer pr
eiested himself with
a printed receipt for re., signed "J. L. Jeffery, eoce, tin,"
and having stated that that was Itit name and capacity, he
paid him the money, and then handed hint over to the cur-
esisrlie;ff Hanford aed Resole the Mendicity otatere—Toe
ie was weld out as meeting at No. 403, Strand, under
I tee atanterement of a Mr. Hising, but this was altogether
foie representation.—Mr. Tyrwhitt etteaselhd with Mr.
Mould, the clerk, and decided that he had no power to
punish the pris.ner, whore offence was enly that of entree
itifamous lire, as far, at hut, as the present ease went. N..
dusk the present exporters world di( et tt e end wnkh the
proventee Ind in riew.—The prisoner was then Koh irged.
11100fliWARK.— CHASOS OF CHILD id LIME& P.
Argot sad M. Repast, his wife, were charged with murdering
Mau infant child. Conley stated that throe leant
ago, he left Limerick with the male prisoner, who toed
'hiss es the way to Bashed that he was going after the
Math Selemeter, es she was itt the family-any, and he find not
went he to mu-der the nest child. Witmer mk d bias
what be assaxt by it, when he replied that she had a okild
when they were in Ireland, and Una as soon as it was born
she mardroed it, and he east it into a pea. Witness
recollected the pond beta emptied, sad a body of as
infant being howl, whisk the gals prisoner meow.
taped was his. Mr. Cottinghein : Why did yes • t
{unties the murder before I—Witasso I did toot Ik.
to do it, but lately my ceascience has so worked upon
me that I could not keep the secret any longer. I as

mainly told the risatof the circumstance, and be directed
me to mike the thane at the .share e. malt
primmer dialed making soy suck statement, or knowing
anything about a child being found in the pond; but the
female asid Ike rreolleoted the child being found, and that
her husband seem have seen It. She, however. denied
having hal any child while In Llneeriek.—Mr. Cottinghain
said he should remand the prisoners for a fortnight to give
the psalm time to make intitlin.
LAMBETH.--O/L•1011 01 MAIMLAIYOSITSIL
.in:. Ward woe re-rianilitedt on a charge Of having
the death of her mother by :mesa, beating hee.—Bergeant
Bowles 'alarmed the megistrato teat a coroner's jury that
day had returned a verdict of manslaughter against the pri-
mate —The prisoner was remanded to a future day, when
the witnesses In the ems were deleted to be in attendana
—The report alike inquest will he found in another column.
TRAIIBB —IIIOIIWAT Ito Lenard wait
charged with being cooeerned with three other women in a
highway robbery and assault. Mr. Eligewhite' an elderly
mai, elm* in the Insolvent Debtors' Court, had been dining
with moms friends at the west and of the town and got drunk.
As he crossed the road opposite Whiteckepel thumb he was
availed by (our women and hustled. One of them struck
him on the head with a life-preserver, and he was knoekid
Anther took four sovere,gns eutof his tromers-pocket,
and distributed them mooing her companion., with the excep-
ts:ln of one sovereign, +hien she kept far herself. The pet-
. •ner then took a whit -handled keit* from her pothet and
nut tee old gentlemmes wateliguard and carried away his
watch end seals. A Jew boy, named 13abjemin, who wit
neaed the whole affair, Formed the prisoner end te ok the
watch tram her, and attempt" d, with the assistfince of a
your.g man, to soon her, but she get away from them.
Lhe boy afterwards gave information to the police, who ar-
rested the prettier in company with a notorious thief named
Furlong, who struck Benjamin on the way to the ststion
house. Furlong was taken into custody in the court by
' order of the magi,thes. He wee proved to lams been in the
prisoner's company immediately before and toter the tub-
ber, and he was remanded for a week. Leonard was root-
' mitted for trial.