The Express.
London, England, 1865-05-17 00:00:00

TEM FOLIOS OOURTII.

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BOW43TREET.

TES 11101131ATORT rniFISSID TO ROIL
Georas Skaggs. • boy of about 14 yams of age. late omag
boy to Mr. Neilson, jeweller, Z 32, Stood. was olloorf WS
steeling lee watches warted to him by his employ,.
The primer wee *shed to take the In watches has
gold sad three silver) to a workman at Claris*
to be sad to bring bask fear ire
had bean
seat at a previous day. He mild m
the workers sad applied for the bar, era.
however, were sot ready. Be said soars about the he
he had with him bat went away and never TO/Una. 1111
centred on the 18th oottail sad cothiag more wss
it him till about f ht ago, whoa it war aseablad
that be was is custody two other boys et Melted*
Warped with amee petty Ws& It sopsarsd tha
watches bed her pawned Is Leader sod the three hop
had made Mild* as lag as the mosey lasted, afar talk
they resorted he petty that far a far supply.
Is the *Waal of roe sod it woo found tbit two d ths
watches, or gold sod the other silver. bad ban=
a woman at /tr. Theodore Lewley's, in the
road for ll Ida, end asetlar by • boy (sot the poses) •
at Mr. Lawry's, Parrlagdosairwr for Iflb
The prisors's mother gave him a very good clans*,
bat rid be bad bees led sway by bad sicapinior
The raga** feared that the bed oompassoes wear
boys aloes, two of the watches Wing pledged by a wama.
Perhaps the best thing for him wonU be to 'sad**
Father
The mother said the boy was repentant, sad she Wag* •
if the magistrate would give Wm up to her re aceld
answer for his future good combat.
The prisoner said be was very sorry for what he Id
done ; had been put up_to it by other boys, bat be weld
sever ea misbehave hi** again.
The said if he Wright that he arid tely ea
that promisees hawonld give the prisoner op to his mat v.
The prisoner—Trak you, sir ; but I would rather ge
Feltham, if you will be good soon& to mad and Was.
The Magistrate—Yon ere • *enable boy. It will be
beta
for ore. You will be kept out of the way of bed ter
cad you will be taught a trade. (To the motha)—
could you pay towards his support?
The mother—l dart lay we could manage to pay 21.
id
week.
The Magistwar—Very well ; if you thick you ma ay I
regular)y, bat I would rather you would 911 249 sod
purred. Now, my boy. I en mad you to Feltbara Wier
• ciorietion ; so that you won't have that staffs ca yes
character. So. pray be a good lad. When you come at
you will be a big boy, almost a mew sad I hope you effi
well.
Mr. Flowers ultimately committed him to Felt* he
three years.
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
leasaossistair CHASOZ OP PICIMIO YOCUM
Nicandro Garai, an Italian. and Wm. HedkiPlv
wM
abused before Mr. Tyrwhitt with attempting to *
packets in Regestutrest.
A little boy proved seeing the preasers together la is
gent-street, and that Bodkin put his band in marl Ida
pockets, the other primmer powering Bodkin.
Poliorooustable Fritsch, 333 A. said that while Os to
WSJ to the elation Bodkin said to the other area la
French. " Dos% miry thing." The *imams wen NW
ressanded.
The following day a gsatleman applied the ought/WM
have Costal released from custody, as undoubtedly taws
was same mistake, Cenral berg the son of • gantlered
high position is Flom" and having ooly come to Ili
rimy for pleasure, sad Whig plenty of money at *
roman&
The application not being made to the magistrate who led
heard the ars (Mr. Tyrwhitt) the request was not replied
with, and therefore Caroni remained is custody.
Mr. Steigh,the raider ({instructed by liceirall
sad Morgan) sow attended for Osatelli, and said :11512
be able to *vire the magistrate of the rear whir
bad been made in the case. Caroni was a esermas who
wee seat to this oeustry by his parents to use Lamar
famished with a letter of credit upon the bastisrbowill
Mears. Kratistler and Mieville. He (Mr. Serb) raid slats
how he reams aequabia 1 with the other wiener, fa ur
doubtedly is hie company be was. Gusts& being amble
to spar Beglish wandered stoat is mush of Weft la
irdag a ram of a room to let in Rearetutreet. Wash,
star, took the room, sad there. unfortunately for
.bbni
the other primer wee lodging. Bodkin being mos ,ean
Iterk in the more speedily became awarded,
andwith cm day in question Bodkin err Cantelli to take 5
walk with him, and they west to Begectstreet. ants=
whatever Bodkin d' Costal was wholly
of. The matter had breve phoned in the lani
of Mr. Bar the Irian Coand.Oeneral, whaolista
MOM made strict Inquiries, sad sees doeunieets is
porcesion, as well as the letter of credit. was "Saba
that Osotelli use tamest* sad bad ant his secretary bibs
sort to prove the primer's respeetability. Under Base
eireentstrers he (Mr. Sleigh) felt no doubt the magistests
ward Merry him, as it word so doubt be a Isar le
the part maa far ski future as to how he formed wrap*
Olsen allk eleangers.
The Bonetery to the Italian Coarl•Geneul was thus
sailed and rid that the Cossul•Greral as a ell as was,
were entirely acerbic* of Cantelli's innocence sad re 1449
Whitby ; that his tether retried a high position is Flounce;
sad that the young man cos* be is no want of money.
Mr. Tyrwhitt rid he could well understand the cue. A
forager asacquainted with our language had
the
the
misfortune to go to a boor like the one enduestioo
there become acquainted with a person, thee ail the
rest followed as a matter of coarse. The cue showed the
[etyma*, of hastily making acquaintances. He should
dialsarge Critelli, and returd the other orison** ter a
week, the more especially so as the officer said he bad so
doubt he was boom,.
SOUTHWARK.
ATTISITTED MCI= OP • ways AT waraimoo-samob
Susan Williams, a siogidar.looking young wanes,
at No. 2, Olty.gardens etty•road, assailed as a Dewar
woman, was brought 'before Mr. Barran, charged with
attempting to commit suicide at Waterloo-bridge,
Criticise Howard, a youeg somas. residing is the law'
leer said that about 'half-put 2 &rick in We
she was aressiog over Waterloo-WM(B towards the BsWl
side, whim she beard a moors' sore on the other tots
at the parapet near or of the recesses. She ran to the
and bard over, whoa she sew the prisoner kraut( oat
ledge, with her bands elem.& up. Witness called oat Os
loudly as she eould for amateur, aid a gentleman he*
her, aimed the parapet, sod seized bold of the par* es
she was about to jump off. He had a nanny esespe Wow
self, as the prisoner eft aggled so bard that she Dimly pallid
him over. Wits* however, with a female who came cep
het him, and after some difficulty sot the primmer ova
again, sad a *slab* rosin up et the time, she was OW
Into custody.
Mn Burnham (to the priermer)-171sat have you tool foe
haying made such a desperate attempt on your life?
Primmer (rienly)-1 have nothing to say. I is** le
commit *cid* at the time, sad I am lorry 1 was parreetei
Mr. Barham—Han you any Meads!
Primers—l haves father sad mother, bat I don't*
with them. flied henseeing my *der bretbrir
law last sight, rad we led • quarrel.
Mr. Barham—Bat what made you attempt seek • risk
era!
Prisoiser—l was deterrabied to do it. I was sot geill4
sleep in the aware all sight, I told my liaise es Win I
left her. and that I should
sadrown myself
Mr. Basehem--Have yea y friends* court?
Priors—No, mad I duet erer them taker, I Mama
I ally same* of New*, lest wish.
Tim ble wbe apprehreded *mid that he
she was satesasta la her proper *ass. He 0311111030 d she bag
lassa in ormlemosst ea a railer raga
Bsnhem bod 10 doubt as to her state of miol
thaeres he sissald sews* her to
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ter a ark se OW shit mew be exambisd ooluww
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