The Express.
London, England, 1856-12-30 00:00:00

DIAETLEBONE.
Obv;gtopher 'Hansard, the cabana, who was 'barged a
hie cull eines with hiving soused the death of a yowls
wens., as seed Sarah Tidy sea, by driving bis cab ageism
mas mabas being into:lotted at the time, was brought
op for farther
..ia,,,:tunaticia. when sane additional evideaes
having been adda:wd, the prisoner was eontuitted to take
his trial for essadas;!lit.T.
F. A. B. batman 11. for 1210 poor-boa of the .out.
801.7 FR

Charles Williams, briver Wilke, Job. Bryant, and
Denis Foley, were brought before Mr. Beecham for flail
examination, 'barged with immealttleg a sardines emu It
on lir. Charles Hagan, a clerk I. her Y. )'carp's Board of
Works, sad robbing him of his watch sod finnan shUtings.
It appeared from the evidence of the peomentor, that on
the evening of Wednesday the 17th instant, m ba Iraa
Kent•street, Borough, he was suddenly attacked by three
or four men, who seised him by the seek, pulled him
violently down, and nearly straugled him, at be same time
rifling his pockets of his watch end money. When he had
sufficiently recovered ha called out for the police,
aid was directed by a constable to the station-
house. While there two hassles, of whom the prosecutor
had Inquired his way to the Borough, came in and gave such
Information as ceased the prisoners to be apprehended at
Csatellen's lodgiag house, in Falcon-court. A maniac, who
described herself as the housekeeper at this lodging-hoses,
deposed to a conversatioa between Williams and Bryant, In
which they "poke unreservedly of the robbery, Bryant de.
Glaring that he would have killed the prosecutor outright
but for Williams. There befog no evidence against Foley
he was discharged, and the °then were committed to New-
ga!! fsr trial.

Mr. Bonham expressed his raven that so& a dea of
Misses should have 'listed in t►e heart of the Borough, as
baldly a day paned without amethiag being brought from
the lodgieg•boon fa question.
The magistrate neared yesterday afternoon a ppost•o®os
orda for N. for the poor•boz of the wart from T. T. and Co.

THAMES.
Jobs Lee, described al a labourer, aged 24, of Old Ford,
Bow, wee charged before Mr. &11e with stealing a pine of
perk, the property of William Tibbenham, butcher, of
lligb.street, Bow, and also assaulting loopeotor Ellis, of
the K division, and Joseph Ticket, a amiable, 170 K ; and
WtlUam Beckwith, aged 20, of High-street, Bromley,
labourer, was charged with amities a mob to reuse
Lee, and with assaulting William Ward, a con-
stable. 419 K. It appeared from the evideece,
that Lee, who is a ticket-or-leave ml., was observed ea
Saturday night last by a Madman& of Bow to take a piece
of pork from Mr. Tibbenttain's window. The witness fol-
lowed and charged him with the robbery, which Leeds:lied.
The police were called and a desperate struggle ensued.
Inspector Ellis passing on honeback at the time end Peeing
the cc edict with seven' police constables sad a large mob
around them, dismounted and misted to secure the pri-
soner Lai, who in the enesuater kicked him severely oa
tae head and eye. Beckwith was also exciting the mob to
Tense Lee. The magistrate declined entering into the
question of the robbery, bet sentenced the prison', Lee to
one month's imprisonment for the arson on the inspector,
and to an additional fourteen days' imprisonment for the
assault on the constable. Btckwitli was fined 20e., which
was paid.