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

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years.
Mr. Martin, the drawer of the bills. was eine& sad he
mimed that he was a tailor, sett the Faleatteat eared him
money at the time the bills were drawn—more than would
cover them, hash. said that the allegatiess in the afildevit
that an agreeneat bad bees mole bet weeil him and Mr.
=WA throe be bad thews the Owner the bills sad
eves them up for It., were totally umbras.
The prisoner was reamoded for some formal evidence to
complete the are.
SOUTHWARK.
Frederick Tribe, • young man is the mules al the
London, Chatham. sad Dover Railway Conmuy as cameo,
was placed at the bar for farther aummation, charged
with farloudy driving ono ef the esaapasy's
Aqsra Johanos Moakley, as sod hissi and eseshisgiga=
her lege. She now lee is (hay's Hospital is a may pre-
carious state.
Mr. Trull,
_oos of the esetpae=zetota, watched the
wee" se behalf of the reams
It eppeand from the endeared Mr. Wianaeley, ea b-
Zdarin the employ el the Brighten Railway Oampasy
shout a quener put sight as sheer et NW;
week be wu eresslag Migtostreet, ards Scoulhassek-
street, whoa he saw the daleettast driving • waggon Wes
with themes doves the Jodie" Gem the brides at a toxins
rate, and jest as it was taming the earner lino Southwark-
street the bones knocked dotal an old lady, and the whoa
prod over bar legs. The defeadaat appeared to be care-
j fay driving, but witness was of opinion that the impseus
given by coming down the Incline was so great that be
could not pull up in time to save the poor old ledy. She was
picked up and conveyed is a elate of iseenalbility to Gay's
HospitaL The defesdaat pulled op immediately sad ea•
pressed his regret at what bad oscor ad.
The Magistrate asked what stele the female was the. is.
The cousteble here handed in a medical sertilleate from
Dr. Duke. of Gay's Hsepltei, eettieg forth that Jobseas
Moakley was still in the hospital from fractured limbs, sad
that she was in a Reserious state.
Inspector Ty reR informed his warship that be had
made inquiries into the matter, tied kis belief wee that
it era pure socideirt. The driver did not see the old
lady until the horses mays on her, sad them be did all he
could to pull up. •
The magistrate sated If the skid was is the wheel
Mr. Wiestanky replied that he did see thing it was,
but be would not be positive an to that. He redly did
not think there was any blame attached to the &-
tendon.
• His worship farther mutated the deiced:tat
_yatll Sr
•turday next, accepting the "arena of Mr. Tyree for his
appearance, the iospeotor informing the megtetrees that be
was • very study young man.
LAMBETH.
Mary Awn Bentley, 18, • servant in a gentleman's family
at Brixteu, was brought up ow mead is • atop 01 at-
tempting to destroy her We by paha".
From the evidence of the muter it appeared that the
prisoner was very math liked as • servant, moduatiag bee-
self is as upright :unser. A short time ago, however.
some Wein articles belonging to him were knoid is her
hex. He, however, forgave her oft the promise of her set
committing herself spin. Shortly afterwards be found
her is a back room suffering severe 'Mimeos, when she
confessed she bad taken poison, and handed him • liter*
of paper labelled " Precipitate powder—poison? Medical
aid was called in, and she was afterwards removed to St.
Thomas's Hospieal. The prisoner had expressed great
sorrow for the act, bat said the discovery of her dishousty
and her former lit. (Add an untottnnate) so preyed spas
her mind that she purchased. the precipitate powder at the
shop of Mr. Williams, chemist, and swallowed it.
Mr. Williams said he slued the girl with the poises,
which was very much used to destroy vermin. the did sal
tell him what she wanted it for, but be told her it was a
pow poise°. He wished further to ay for tat rotor
nos ofdthe public the poises was greatly reduced in power
before sold.
The Magistrate considered water care by ftw should be
exercised by chemist' is selling poison. Outdo passes
were particularly mentioned in the act of parliamest, but
sot the one which he theaght should be from the very
fact af ha being so oommoaly aced. Is the sale of eressic.
the act distinctly Mates that name shell be soil
unless the purchaser sigma his mime, cad the ehrosist also
makes a not* of such sale ; and neither that se
should be allowed to bare it anion be brings a parstis‘=
him knows to the chemist. The neamoraphume with this
last rendered the chemist liable to • penalty of they.
Mr. Williams said be always used the Oman Care is such
matters, but certainly did sot think of harm in the presest
case, as the yahoo was so commody sold.
The Magistrate—And the very rowan why a greater
amount of cantles should be used, sad be hoped been
long some further proviaiea would be made la the ace
meet such cases.
The prisoner, is answer to the charge, expressed deep
sorrow, when, after a severe admonition from the magi-
strate, she was allowed be se with her bleeds.

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