The Express.
London, England, 1862-02-28 00:00:00

Tllll care BILIOUS CMARCIRAGAINOT A POLICIMAX.

Police-ornstable William Robinson. aced 26, No. 70 E,
,ti.ichrd to the Ilueter,strest sub-dinsioe„ surrendered to
meoguisuices before Mr. D'Eyncourt, charged with
or.shog from the peewee of Illes..knay Brooking, described as
a serned woman, reveling at 36, Kiogsgatastreet, Holborn,
„ pure, containing sit half-crown. and 24., the property
Mr. John B. Brooking, in Guildford.street, Russell-
Neste.
Thr can excited a great &el of interest, and there were
,reerd partes is attendance who had been duped by the,
prosecutes& mid her husband.
gr. Lewis, jno., attended for the defendant ; Mr. I
Impodor Pearce welched the case on behalf of the Oom-
eliolosera al Police.
It will be remembered that the complainant described'
herself aa as 'crane at the Lyceum sod Drury-bum, end
that Ler husband was a traveller for liners. Leaf. Her
evideo,* went to &bow that abe was out early one morn*
last week. having ben to a wedding party, and met the
degreased, who bed some conversation with her. He
asked bee to draw a cork out of a bottle ut rum, which
she attempted to do with one of her hair pine.
For this purpose she laid her purse on this
raiheg, sad when she was going away she &eked the
pair for her puree. He gave it to her, and
shill she had gone away she found that be had removed her
whir, and p Aced in it a few ooppen. She went to the sta.-
sal the &trident was taker into custody. When he
only three half crowns and one shilling were
I...ifiti biol. and sow of them were marked as the cam-
pli:naut stool that those were that were stolen from her.
Mr. ti'F.rocourt inquired if the prosivutris was now in
,oten•lmice! . .

I...pketer Pearce —Nu, and sbe has not been aeon since
the not exan3iustaes.._ . . _

Mr. D'Ero,ourt Have inquiries been made about her!
Inapecto'r Pearce—Yes ; and the whole of her statements
haw, be a awerteined to be (Alm. She was not a married
womau. our sea she employed at either of the theatres
she bad named. Her statement was a perfect tissue of
falrebssle. looked of living at Kingsgatestreet for five
mooths. she had only been there for four days, and had only
slept there once. The man she had cohabited with bad
once been ant:ldeal Marra. heard fora fortnight. but had
left there in
Mr Lewis said that, owing to the publicity given to the
cave by the press, letters had been received from all parts
al the coasts complaining of the character of the proem
eaten. Sle bed swindled and robbed to a large extent, and
hideaways posed ea an actress. Her right name is Parsons,
but eke had gone by the name of Madame Clarence:
Maims llama Parsons Miss Emily Caren,
sty. lira Brooking, Mn. Broolding,MmaLyoes,amia great
ninety dealer ease. The man that obeli' now cohabiting
with is a sotoeurim skittle sharp, and it bad been sever-
Mined that the woman was the companion of notorious
thieves. He bad several parties in court to speak to her
bad character. and also parties to give the constable a good
eharactray,

31,.iiiyaccart said he was glad, ea the constable had
hitherto bones a good character, that the nu-Nines bed
toned oat sa they had. The defendant would now be dis-
charged, and be left the dock without the slightest blot
epos bie ranceer.
The decree sr received with applause.
MARLBOROUGH `STREET.

*MCI 01 WINT-1310 - rApusu

Sarah Coen, alias &tar, of Lilley.cottage, Brotoptoo,
was charged befogs Mr. Yardley by leepectue Charles Webb,
of the C division, with keeping a brothel at 12. Queeoatrect,
Haymarket; Joarsi troy., a Freoilmais, with lea tug a
brothel at 12, Goldee•square ; EritraMa and Wen
Wire". with kespieg a brothel at 3, ilorienatreet, Hay-1
market ; Macao Lioujhae, with keeping • brothel, 16,
queen itrest ; Aistpubss Fndrrul SrAslkr,• German, with
tiepin( • brothel at 12, tlharrud etaeet; LOWS Andrea
mad Csrolarte Veva/pen' with keeping • brothel at 32,
Mari lebeeestriet ; soil Amy [traitsq a blind woman, of
21, titiessetreet, also for herein • knotted.
Mr. Allen, men., of Carlialcatreet, Soho, vestry clerk of
lit Ana's, prowscuted for Mr. Ilutaird, the vestry clerk of
St Jaime's, the propecutioo being instituted by the latter
perish. _ _

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several vestrymen of rit. Jamas'. attended, sod • good
deal .f interest appeared to be felt in the proceediap.
The whole of the priomers were Apprehande.l by Inspector
V. waisted by Sergeants Joy, .‘i.pletuti3O*Shaughneasy,
Bukher, heavy, and Labe, offi.ers.
The moon Costs woo apprehended. ratify.' as a fk-
hovavr, is the asamany of a girl of 16, attired ae a mid-
shipman, Just as they were vies to • teary bsU in flolborn.
The priereser Erskine, who re blind, had for some time been
playas at hide sad sock, but retuning to her old haunt ID
bor. tineeerstreet, Isepecter Webb succeeded in Apprehending

The whole of the prisoners Twin identified, they were
ordered, the keepers to eirial bail is AOC and two sureties of
40. V. each, eel the wryest% hieing is charge of houses,
each sod two sureties of AIL each.
It wad stated tort cities the het attack co the keepers of
laidhels is the ilietnet they had bees somewhat more quiet.
Mr. Edward Leiria, of I liiirlbwrosik-street, op•
Mod for sow of We penons.
lb. Al. said lies. Costa, or Mum, lived at Itromptcal,
acrdlee."lll the ode to the here st bight m s pliaetoo, as
M druid lo aim to porn so the troll.

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All are hen.

EmN Cut.t.wcz. —A fellowship is now recant
here through the appointment of the RIM. E. Balaton to
the head mastership. It is expected that the Rev. W. L.
Lisa, many years one of the masters in the Dower School,
will he elected to Ilk vacancy.
ENIPLOTIIIENT OP WiiiiWN AND CHB.DREN. —The
brought in by Mr. Baxter sod Mr. Dunlop provides'
thit troth and after the Ist day of January, rip] any „
building*. or premise• in one or more of which
• poicem i.fersous to melting is caned on in the ooeu-
,ten of bleaching. dyciog, or fiiiiehing of any yarn or
of rottou, silk, wool. or flax, or any of them, or any
• 'stun of them, or any yarn or cloth of any other material
tititenals, !winding that of bleaching by the open-ate
ft.s". us defined iu the act of the 23rd awl 24th years
.1 Vft tong, c. 23, awl in one or More of which processes,
.4 or water, or other mechanical power is used or sm.
; it shall not he lawful to employ at any machinery
money, young pennon, and children, or soy of them, during
night, that is to env, from six of the clock in the
...mug to six of the clock in the asandsg, exoePting to
r''''''rer het time in the manner provided *. The Bleaching
us' I iyeimg Works Act," 2lird and by r. 71t.
I 41,,ItTAMT LtenIINIAT 8111VIeL—CAISTOK, NiAlt
1.;;E%1' YAMPA-TH. THUIVIDAT nowe—At about haff- I
• 4 eight last eight, the wind blow* a pie hem the
tombs,. and aigoals of distress were ease bewileg in
h..- I hrertHe of the Barber Seals by the beechnuts. Imam- I
&.4b, they proceeded for the Caistor lifeboat, belonging to
the Sational Lifeboat Institution, and after great
dricillty, owing to the tremendous surf no the beach, the
hat am launched. She ataxic* proceeded towards the vessel,
'br'h proved to he the brig &ate!". of Whitby, with oath.
She woo found to bare sunk on the Barber Sande, and to
le partly tilled with water. Owing to the darkness and the
'TY 6.lry %Mon the sands grestrtsk wasieworred in getting
the shipwrecked crew into the lifeboat, the boat beiogeoene-
hilice sit or seven feet above the level of the ship s nil.
However, they fleetlucceeded in miring the crew, c 00,4
,4 unionise, who weaned heartily glad sod thankful
for their tinsel, ramie, and la them safely ma
shore. They were et once takes he anneuth Bailors'
flume. The lifeboat shimpil limey sem in nowise
the mob. and wan coneibly !soaked about, but she is
reported Where behaved extremely well throughout this
`,4l,lmlliint service. The brig has sines become a total
wreck.