The Express.
London, England, 1865-12-29 00:00:00

i'UL CONDUCT DY ♦ WOMHOUSZ.

:10LICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

EN
tCROLELARBKT. IDWIBTELLIL ma cant.
W. charged with barglarionsly break
s dwelling-honey No. 1, o'B4e-court
Ittisg the following burglary.
lte (widows of Police-censtable Etched
in, between the hours of 2 and 3,
on cautiously about iw
a was outright, he went to him and ea
trout of No. 1, the parlour door at w
d the prisoner what he was doter t
1, " Oh, the window is open." He •
it, end as he could not get a satiate
i questions he took the prisoner in
torrent Mrs. Cramp, the owner of
, soots as she recovered from her el
les dolma clothes had been stolen.
laser her confinement, gets her hvi
irg, and is known as • hard-
od was out at work at Deptford,
d at 2 o'clock the shutters of
. safe. Previous to the mosetalds gi
0 was passing said she saw a man
enter the lodging•honset bevies wits
clothe,.
who seemed very ill and is a dimmer.;
that she did not know what she should
to replace the stolen thin&
the charge, and said -he was

!committed the primate to the CoatesLl

'ORSHIP-STREET.

named Amelia Payne, Rosetta Huang,
Imola of Sboreditok Workhouse, wen
'.ely conduct and breaking windows

evidence that Lai sight the girls co.
story behaviour, sad wed threat.
female °redeploys if de ieterfir

thinmorinng by the promise of a Jo.
000ssgns•tly locked in a large tom.
sr* • simultaneous club of am
the assistant master, and Kr. Raid,
at Whitipikapel, who chanced to
to the room in question and found '
portions of the window f
t only three aquaria warn untouched.
damage, was 31. It I tither
and Besa•s had berm n
twwie
miscoodoct by the magistrate of the
on the last °emotion being sent to
the. indeed they had not long been out
11 three complained only of being locked
lad and sneered et the witnesses 00a-

ed—l shall not send these girls for two
prison fare daring that time would be
their taste than that allowed during a
hich will be more like bread and water.
14 days.
lee moved off to the cells with the same'
maintained while standing in the dock.
OTION CT TB! KIOIBL
pawnbroker. in Tarville-street, ffiethael-
answer proceedings taken against him by
ties for carrying on the trade and ban-
er without being dilly licensed.
of Ely-place, defended ; and
Ris, an officer of the Inland Revenue,
a girl to prove the case, bat to no

sitting magistrate, before parting with the
box, said to her— I have notipteleast
hare stated in the place you nay stand
if any circumstance should occur to
sent for trial on a charge of perjury and
yourself in jail for a lengthened period—
t for all who having sworn is • *Art of
e truth wilfully utter falsehoods."
eno reply and left the box apparently is
mind, immediately after which
--Of course you will allow us wets, sir.

followed, until the magistrate indignantly
atainly not, Mr. Lewis, and I can only
cost the defendant a large sum thus to
al of this summons.
i silent and walked out of court ammo.

1p were taken under the PaWebrokere

LLBOROUGH-STREET.

VICTULIBEiG a LADY.
ailed upon Mr. Boom and made a state-
ey
is which • lady had been treatri by •
L London, in the hope that by its pining
dies might be placed on their guard.
stated that Mos Parkinson, of Ewood•
mbottem, Lanceshire, having seem in the
a and Examiner an advertisement of the
sr, who gave the address 103, Tottenham-
s oonsignment of elks at reduced
o Baiter for patterns, end received the

Tottenham-court-road, London, Dec. 20.
regrets that, having sold off the major part
• inset SAVOlrtibad, he is unable to forward
• Mims Parkinson has applied for. He
quested Messrs. Lawrence. of 56, Seymour.
• .square, who hold a portion of the con.
samples to Mir Parkinson, ima she may
g fully satisfied with whatever she may
—To Miss Parkinson, Ewood Hall."
day Miss Parkinson received with the pat.
following letter :
.ymour-place, Bryanstou-square, Dee. 20.
rem" by request of Mr. Baxter, of Totten-
have pleasure in submitting a few
1k from a late French consignment. Mims
rely upon finding any selection she may
fully equal to patterns. Every yard
lion, indeed the goods are far more
in the piece. Any purchase not
• ion can be returned, and the money
ed in lull. In all first transactions it is
nested that cash by post-office order, or
on London bank be remitted with the order
as delay is thereby s►ved. Mims
cold particularly oblige if she could
tterns by next post, as the de-
m is great, and should she favour
ace with an order at the same time the goods
off in season to reach her on Saturday. P.S.
re should be made payable to Archibald Law-
xfordstreet money order office.

IZeroed Hall."
selected several patterns and ordered
at the prices marked thereon, amounted to
she remitted half notes, value 151., and •
for if. 15s. 6d. Ou Saturday last she re.
wing letter :
fleymoin.place, Bryaoaton•square. Dec. V..
awrence are in receipt of Mina Parkinson's
r, enclosing halves of notes and Post.offica
Parkinson must kindly overlook Messrs.
jection to deliver goods for half notes. It is
is trade not to receive them, u many mercers
aided merchandise and failed to receive the
of the notes. Messrs. Lawrence are far from
pugn Mule Parkinson's entire integrity. They
at this as • special favour, this being •
transaction.

Linson, Ewood Hall."
in upon the receipt of this letter wrote to
one that they were as great strangers to
to them, and if they declined to send the
better return her the half notes and post-
t to her letter she had received no reply.
men farther stated that on applying at No.
am•courtroad (Messrs. Bardsley and Soess
at No. 56, Seymour place, Bryanston-square
obacconistand newsagent), nothing wan known
Baxter or Mesas. Lawrence.
THAMES.
OTHER NrISANCE ON BOW•COMMON.
and William Carr Simms, the occupiers of
situate and known as a fish manure manufao-
.street, Bow-common, in the parish of Bromley
appeared before Mr. Partridge to answer •
the instance of Mr. Edward Fulcher,
tor to the Board of Works for the
ct, which charged them with carrying on a
h was a nuisance and injurious to the health
twits of the neighbourhood. The defendants
ed upon to show came why a penalty should
upon them for Lot having used the best
sans for abating the nuisance.
ea Young, solicitor, prosecuted the as for
and of Works and said the works carried on by
is were a great nuisance and detrimental to
should call several witnesses who would prove
vapours emanated from the defendants
, where decompoeid fills was converted into
roeess which might be profitable to the &-
highly =gal to farmers, but very bra
to the inhabitauta. The defendants
appeared before the court on several
ions, and been once ordered to pee the
another occasion fined 20s. and costs. PlOtalaill
ode that the nuisance should be abated, but
been done. He read the 27th section of the
moral Act, which applied to this case.
dents said they objected to the jurisdiction of
te, and referred to the 28th section of the
moral Act.
es Young said the defendants bad a perfect
themselves of the 28th section, and he should
the de/indents to put in boil to answer any
that might be Militated against them by the
orks either in law or equity.
dente said they were prepared to enter into
ny amount.
ids* said he would hear some evidence before
nt the defendants to enter into sureties.
Pulcher, senitary inspector, produced a coati•
by the chairman of the Poplar Board of Word*
the proceediegs.
is Amaral, one of the examiners of the Biddy
pries, sad medial Whose of health fee the

OLICE COURTS. Norther
visiUd
(THIS DAY.) month=sn afu.
the
LERKENWELL. exkliati
.ROLABT.—DISTILVARLVO cant. the MAI
Mr.
was charged with burglarionely break
dwelliag-bousep No. 1, Oaatke.court @OW
• ttieg the following burglary. sad twc
/ewsid
e evidence of Poliee-oonstable Eogleed .reit
between the hours of 2 and 3, . ••' ye ccc
ou cautiously about in • . „
wee not right, be went to him and IA ea rim
front of No. 1, the parlour door at w . .
• the prisoner what he was &tat t, the Oce
• " Oh, the window is open." He •
end as he could not get • Ballistic •
questioes he took the prison" in Wt.o
°meet Mrs. Clamp, the owner of . of Mr.
soon as she recovered from bar al Dube
es delfts &ethos had been stolen. two ha
near her oon.finecomit, gets her livi • . The
• , and is known se • hard- . bin em
d was out at work at Deptford,
• at 2 o'clock the shutters of . Liter
safe. Preview, to the constable cos . be sot
o wee passing said she saw a man derva
enter Abe lodging-house, basing with beg la
Mother. hit
who seemed very ill and in • dimmest
that she did not know what she should • MO,
to replace the stolen thaw,. • st the
• the charge, and mid -he was . horses
into s
committed the prisoner to the Cudgel Jame
triaL Ouse
' ORSHIP-..STREET. melt
.L CONDUCT IN A WOREHOUSZ. wee a
• named Amelia Payne, Rosetta Heresy, 11418"
• matee of Shoreditch Waltham, ware liv)P •
• • y conduct and breaking wiado MOS
daily
*video*, that last aieht the girls reek Pr"'
behaviour, and used threats of du
male overlookers if she Wade • Mon
het t
this morning by the promise of a • ...
consequently locked in a large roam. to ou
ands • simultaneous crashof glen all
the assistant master, sod Mr. Reid, boos
Jae
at Whitiookapol, who chanced to
• to the room in question and found rine
• portions of the window f wee
.t only three
was were uetouched. T 1
damage wasnr&er . he it
end Keeang had been twice .. noel
misconduct by the magistrate of the fetid
on the lest ocean= being net to TI
• the, indeed they bed not long beeo out Ingl
11 three complained only of being locked
led and sneered at the witnesses con-
ed
—I shall not send these girls for two
• prime fare during that time would be
their taste than that allowed during a A
hick will be more like bread and water, need
14 days. ate
la moved off to the cells with the same ents
• maintained while standing in the dock.
pp
°a'
UTION RT THIS =CULlest
pawnbroker, in Turville-street, Bethnal.
answer proceedings taken against him by Bar
ties foe arrying on the trade and busi-
er without being duly licensed. the
of Ely-plaos, defended ; and
Rix, an officer of the Inland Revenue,
• a girl to prove the ease, bat to no Ben
sitting magistrate, before parting with the Bie
box, said to her— I have not,ffileleast wet
. have stated in the place you new stand • of
• • if any circumstance should occur to wit
• sent for trial on • charge of perjury and 101 l
yourself in jail for a lengthened period— fro
• t for all who having sworn in • wart of
• e truth wilfully utter falsehoods. po
• eno reply end left the box apparently in abi
mind, immediately after which
—Of course you will allow us oasts, sir,
foe
*Bowed, until the magistrate indignantly
• • y not, Mr. Lewis, and I can only as.
cost the defendant a large sum thus to ft),
of this summons. I •
silent and walked out of court ammo. fa
• were taken under the Pawnbrokers' sa
as
: LBOROUGH-STREET. I.
VICTINLIBErG • LADY. Ti
ailed upon Mr. Knox and made a state.
yin which • lady had been treated by a sr
• Loudon, in the hope that by its pining is
.'se might be placed on their guard.
stated that Miss Parkinson, of Ewood.
bottom, Lancashire, having sees in the
and Examiner an advertisement of the pp
, who gave the address 103, Tottenham-
• consignment of silks at reduced
• Baxter for patterns, and remind the
Tottenham-court-road, London, Dec. 33. 3
regrets that, having sold off the major part
• went advertised, he is unable to forward
Miss Parkinson has applied for. Hs
quested Messrs. Lawrence. of 56, Seymour.
-square, who hold a portion of the cos.
. samples to Miss Parkinson, and she may
g fully satisfied with whatever she may
—To Miss Parkinson, Ewood Hell."
day Miss Parkinson received with the pat.
following letter :
.ymour-place, Bryanston-square, Dee. 20.
rums, by request of Mr. Baxter, of Totten-
hue pleasure in submitting • few
lk from a late French consignment. - Miss
rely upon Sliding any selection she in
fully equal to patterns. Every yard
••• 'tan, indeed the goods are far mots
• • in the piece. Any purchase ace
.• ion can be returned, and the money
ed in lull. In all first transactions it kl
- nested that cash by put-office order, or
on London bank be remitted with the order
• as delay is thereby saved. Miss
Olild particularly oblige if she could
• ttems by next post, as the dee
m is great, and should she favour
ace with an order at the same time the goods;
off in season to reach heron Saturday. P.S.
es should be made payable to Archibald Law-
xfoed-street money order office.
• . • , Ewood Hall."
• • selected several patterns and ordered
at the prices marked thereon, amounted to
she remitted half notes, value 15f., and •
for D. 15s. 6d. Ou Saturday last she re.
wing letter :
Seymour-place, Bryaoston.square, Dec. 22.
'lnouee are in receipt of Miss Parkinson's
r, enclosing halves of notes and Post-office
Parkinson must kindly overlook Messrs.
• jection to deliver goods for half notes. It is
• e trade not to receive them, u many mercers
anted merchandise and failed to receive the
of the notes. Messrs. Lawrence are far from
pogo Miss Parkinson's entire integrity. They
at this es • special favour, this being •
transaction.
inson, Ewood Hall."
• .n upon the receipt of this letter wrote to
• •nos that they were aa great strangers to j
to them, and if they declined to send the
. better return her the half notes and post-
• t to her letter she had received no reply.
man farther stated that on applying at No.
• am-court-road (Messrs. Bardeley and Soolls
at No. 56, Seymour-place, Bryanstou-squat
obacconistand newrsgent), nothing wu knows
Baxter or Mesas. Lawrence.
THAMES.
OTHER NEIRANCE ON DOW•CONNON.
• and IVitfiesi Carr Simla, the occupiers of
situate and known as • fish manure maniac-
.street, Bow-common, in the parish of Bromley •
appeared before 51r. Partridge to answer a
the instance of Mr. Edward Fetcher,
• tor to the Board of Works foe the
ct, which charged them with carrying on a
h was • nuisance and injurious to the health
tents of the neighbourhood. The defendants
ed upon to show cause why a penalty should
upon them for not having used the best
sans for abetiog the nuisance.
et You& solicitor, prosecuted the moo for
• and of Works and said the works carried on by
•ti were a groat nuisance and detrimental to
should call several witnesses who would prove
• vapours emanated from the defendants'
, where decompoeisd WI was converted into
roeess which might be profitable to the de.
. highly useful to farmers, but very in-
to the iohabitarita. The defendants
appeared before the court on several
•• ions, and been once ordered to try the
another occasion fined 20s. and costs. Peomisss
ado that the nuisance should be abated, but
been done. Be read the 27th section of the
moral Act, which applied to this case.
dank said they objected to the jurisdiction of
te, and referred to the 28th section of the
.moval Act.
es Young said the defendants had a perfect
• themselves of the 28th section, and he should
the de/indents to put in boil to answer say
that might be instituted against them by the
rks either in law or equity.
• ants said they were prepared to enter into
y amount.
'age said he would hear some evidence before
• • the defendants to enter into sureties.
• Pulcher, unitary inspector, produced a aril.
• by the chairman of the Poplar Board of Wakes
the proceedings.
•as Ansell one of the examiners of the Such.,
• sad medical officer of health far the