The Express.
London, England, 1847-05-29 00:00:00

I'OLICE.-:YEsrERDAY.

BO W-STREET.—Tne CARR OF IN re N
fore the prisoner mu was placed at the bar for re-examina-
tion, charged with aiding and abetting Anne Cleveland in
musing the death of her infant, Mr. Woolf. who defended
the prisoner, said he was instructed by Mrs. Cleveland to say
that she was most anxious to meet any charge against her,
bat hoped she would be allowed to return to her own bonne
afterwards, where she could be treated with the care she re-
quired. Mr. Mosley opposed this, but hod no objection to
postpone the examination. Mr. Jardine said he should
make no bargain: when Mrs. Cleveland was brought before
him in the usual way, he could entertain the charge. The
surgeon said he had just seen bfrs.Cleveland, but she wunot
in adt state to appear, though most anxious to do to. The
prisoner Hill was then placed at the bar, and after some dis-
cunion was 'emended for a week.
Mr. Superintindent Pearce said that by the directions of
the commissioners be had a statement to make before

the prisoner left the court. Mr. Tracy. the governor
of Tothill-fielda Prison, where the prisoner had been sent to,
had made a complaint against one of his constables, that the
constable, in conjunction with another person, bad extorted
ss. from the prisoner while at the station-house, to send for
• solicitor (Mr. Woolf), and that they had persuaded him to
have Mr. Woolf instead of Mr. Humphries, whom he wished
to employ.—The prisoner here said he bad no charge what-
ever to make against any one ; he was perfectly satisfied.—
Mr. Woolf said, in self-defence, he was compelled to say a
few word,. Re had been fetched out of his bed by a stranger
to attend the prisoner at the station-hour. He had done
so, and had told the prisoner if he would prefer haying any
other legal adviser he should be very glad of it. He bad •
charge to make against Lieutenant Tracy, at the &sin 4
the prisoner, who had complained bitterly to him of the Mi-
ner in which he had bean treated by the governor when he
was first taken to the prison.—Mr. Jardine atopt Mr. Woolf,
and said he had beard what be bad to say in self-defence,
but if he bad any charge to snake against Mr. Tracy, it
mast be made In the proper quarter.
THE BRITISH Meeava AND THE COPYRIGHT ACT.—
Mr. Wyld, the map.selleg and publisher of Charing-crow,
and Me. Smith, of 172. Steand, were summoned, for not
having complied with the provisions of the above cited act,
by depositing copies of their maps in the British Museum.
Mr. Bodkin appeared on the part of the trustees of the
British Museum. A solicitor appeared NsMr. Wyld, who
prayed for an adjournment, as Mr. Was out of town.

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