The Express.
London, England, 1865-08-03 00:00:00

TSB FOLIOS COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

MARYLEBONE..

Wings no7rigg ma nom 00172E-HOIIBZB.
Merriaores, aged 20, of so settled residence, was
=Wilk stogies from 24, Brook-strut. St. Pancras.
gks geld sad one 101. and two Si. Beak of England
id" is property of Joseph Osnmed, ooffeekonerekesper.
Ihies me • farther chugs 'gavot the prisoner of dealing
satin sad ether property, value 40/., from another
'Anhwei ia the City.. Prisoner and another young man,
▪ Hai*, were lodgieg is Mr. Osmood's house. On
the sight of the 26th ult. they took advantage of the rib-
awe of Mr. and Mrs. Osmond, and made a forcible
oar its preemator's bed-room, broke open a chest
if domes, sad took from them a box which contained the
weideseasy shove named. The prisoner and Hellidsy
tin divided die money, and the prisoner decamped. Pro-
uder, co finding out her loss, charged Halliday with being
We thief. Halliday, under a promise of being forgiven,
ads a fall onfeesion sad gave up the money. Sergeant
lb" 15 2 subsequently captured the prisonw at a
affsehome Is the Borough, and found in his pommel=
15/ lfia is geld sad a gold watch, the property of • gentle-
r' whe us slaying ii a coffee-house in the Oity, from
elidi plate it had been stolen.
lhepeneasr, who had nothing to orgo in his defence,
est seemdtted foe trial on both charges.
WESTMINSTER.
down AT Tel RIBIDRNCR OF ADMIRAL ROBINSON.
Duel Eireorde, late boiler in the family of the Admiral,
lei named before Mr. Arnold with the following annoy.
WS 'the essidenee is Edon-place.
hum-mutable B 381, said that be war last night on
duty is Mites-plane, when he heard a ringing of a bell at
70, Hine-phos. Hs went there and found the prisoner
bed panto the area This was about 1 o'clock. Ho called
up ms of the sensate when., oa being admitted, he foetid
the pricer, who was given into his custody.
The mum stated that he had his discharge the pre-
new *lrk and that he bad thought as it was late, after
ceding with some hired', he would go sad take his lodesg
1w the light at hie late master's.
$z Amid—How same you to ring the bell at the thus
701 id? It was at a very late hour, 1 o'clock in the mowi-
ng. Tea had so buboes to go at such an hour.
Primer—l went there merely to Jeep, and I should
have tessieto the cellar had I sot been stopped by the
pelicans.
The esestable mid that he not only rang the servants'
bell bet the Alien' bell which caused great alarm.
The winner was fined 10e„ or in default wean days'
hspriecomest.
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WORSHIP-STREET.
1210 TING TO iton.
Steak Bowler, 47, described es a oonfeetloner, sod
Franca Bowyer, 22, her daughter, a maohleist, who pre-
vious to 011st:bans were both living at 23, Preston-street,
Bethoskresa, were brought op oo the °impieties of the
depeeitions &wring them with haring incited Agnes
residiug with her parents at 12, Bridge-road, Old
Ford, to lob them of various sums of money, and alpwith
mar* the IMO well bowing it to be stolen.
The bigot this owe have been repeatedly made public.
EL Williams sow mentioned that be computed he had bee@
robbed of about 1804 in the space of 21 months.
Both prisoners denied their guilt, and were fully com-
mitted to Neepte tor trial.

LAMBETH.
rut ow or Arammtra ♦ PARROT.

Bony iirrenTir;eril7ed—a;;eToCir; and living at 3,
Crystalwressent, Sydeshem, was teamed with knocking
down a parrot is the Cryetal Palace, and moulting police
constable Wines, 259 P, is the execution of Isis duty.
Flea the teitineoey of the officer it 'mired that whilst
on they in the Pekoe he saw the prisoner, who wise
endreUy the verse for drink, go where the parrots
were, eel after poking his stick at cone deliberately
keret it elf the mob. This he repeated before the wit-
neer CAM up, and the bird at Ord seemed injured. He
shot snobs to the prisoner shoat his conduct. upon which
he tamed anon and struck him, and be resisted violently
on hU taking eim is custody.
Oche witness' corroborated the constable's statement.
Priem, in corner to the charge, pleaded that he was
dmah. end had wily just arrived from Soothed. He was
sorry to Ms coednet

11;° rev ;tiered him to pay a fine el 20a., or go to
priass t;l4 days.

FATAL ACCIDENT IN THE CITY.

INQUEST.—(THIS DAY.)
Tbis morning an inquiry was held by Mr. W. J.
PIM deputy. scream for the City sod Southwark, respect-
mg the death of William Pearce. aged 75 year..
Rom Ifosro, a messenger in the Cusiom-house, said
that ft the 10th ultimo be saw the dammed in the
imanta. 'Medium an the pavement in Little Tower-
',. look* at some pictures in a bookseller's shop. The
du
Mvet of a van that was coming down the street seized
km bones' beads suddenly to turn them retiod. He backed
the vas on to the pavement, sad the beck of it struck the
dmlnmed, who was Lame and could not pt out of the way
quickly 510 Wit The deceased was kaocked down between
the shish and the kerbstone. He was dreadfully crushed
NA bed to be carried to the hospital.
nabs% Pearce, 2, Grecs-bank, Wapping. aid deceased
nid to bar before he died, "If the carman called out, I did
eat hear bin. Bat I was as much in fault as he wee.
AlPrsee Hewitt, surgeon, said that deceased received
wet szteutive injuries. Eight inches of the dash of the
11l via lacerated sod partly torn off. He died yesterday
Irma the effect of his Jejune&
The Comer haslet summed up.
Me Jury retuned • verdict of " Death by misfortune."

grODE• DIATN MON RICITIOIFOTT —This morn-
itg Mr. John Humphreys, the wooer for East Middle.
Z. received notice respecting the death of John West,
.63 year', a weaver, lately residing at Na '
``•°""-Meatla Bethnal-green-road, who died very
saddsely here exeitemeet. On Monday morning het • es,-
Mums called and Reeved deceased with a notice to quit his
66„_.„
_ea, winch was about to be pulled dews for the new
666 m ,remad Railway at the eat cod of th e MOW*"
was "Z, each oriented, and complained at being mar
Palled to leave the plain after inhabiting it for so many
lone sad eabeaqnsetly be was suddenly taken ill. Dr.
Rdpk, the police medical officer of Bethnal-gross-
mad, wassailed, but his cervices were of no avail, as da-
mmed die! Meetly afterwards. An inquest will be held
m the body this evening.
FATAL AOCIDINT AT Miss BUNDIT! COUSTS'S
Lopearc•Rocee. —This reaming Mr. John Hem-
* NIL lhe bildileme coroner, received teformation relative
la the death of William Morrison, egad 41 years, who lost
life ander the following shocking circumstances :—I•
Minim that the deceased, who urea a brieitalegli
•••• • few days Mete employed •• •
(Fiet•i ix of of Miss Burdett Cootie's model ;edgier
bout', Citbtreorow, Bethnal-green, where by ae•••1"• hie equilibrium and fella dietaries of 25 feel es
miasmal, fillip( upper his head. attended,s, of the
vend, was called and promptly bet the
'6llitad shortly afterwards from fracture of the
deell sad Ohm iejeriee. The deceased has left a wife
lad be Wilma to lamest his death.
Cans Tn.
-- OF GRIFFIIIIS v. GNITFITHB AND
DLATIL —Mr. Peter Slater, eculptor, of 39. Histito96-6inet•
—"••64entd. writes to us in referent). to the report of
the Express of July 26. that be was sot the es-
bet 'bother person of tbe name of Slater. whom
"Pad AND
as as hams( tear the same street.
Mew AND TAXI3.—In ending the 31st
16"11 Lot the duty ea tobacco and tariff amounted is
The
6315,9371.
16a ld., and that oa dogs to 210.40 We UN' lid*
r••• 666 600254asetawas was 515,21311; ss. 3d., sad
the est regime 611.