The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-20 00:00:00

LAMBETH.
DIPULIINT MAU=
Willie's Le•CA, was charged before Mr. Elliott with &-
haat Mr. iletuy Usoep Duman of • cart of the
Mrof 121.
Mr. Donato° said he was a carriage dealer earryieg on
masses at 304, Maryletmerereed, Marylebooe, asd that on
Its Sad lea month the peramer same to his bouts in
Ms ammo' and borrowed a cart far the day, bat bad not
saw misused it. He subsequently saw the
sad baked him about his oart, but
es=are give any satisfectay asseast of it. At we
gash' said the cart was on premises occupied by him sad
but would not take him these. At another
same,
woo ballad kw had scot the cart to • fries& and not being
olio to get any satisfactory account of the vehicle be took
assr to the statios.bonee, bat the Aker on duty
• duo entertain the charge. Afar this two men. who
ballad so doubt were confederates of the prisoner, called cm
las aid offered to tall him whore his cart was
raided be pea them 51., and as his cart was
werth 121. aid not knowing how to get it back
Aserrise, he gave the man the SI. and back his diit
ga found it in the porsession of • Mr. /sisal+, who repro.
pawl that be had purchased it from the prisoner at '
's, St. Marlin's-lane, ors the very day be borrowed
al,tilgeKocloood • stamped reoeipt for that amount signed
alt was Maw stated to the magistrate that it wee Nixon
witobed (luau the prisoner into custody for obtaining 121.
from Mall Isla potatoes in representing that the cart
be sold him was his own, but Mr. Nixon ma not now in
stbramos.
Mr Elliott remanded the prisoner to future day, and
Ekested*ti Mr. Nixon and other witness*" should be sum.
mused for that day.
WANDSWORTH.
/M=g /ND DACIORTID —DIBThiagENG COM
Caberime Guiding*, • line girl, not qalts 16 years of age,
wima km tom at this oourt moummabk times for felony,
cal en oar coastal committed to reformatory for four
gars but whose admission was reload oo amount of a
gessesin her arms, sea now charged by her father. Moses
°Wags, a porter on the South Waters Railway,
patlandetreet, Wandsworth-road, with damaging hia

The fatber—l have not teen Mr for neves weeks until
bet sight
The primer (who wore neither boom% nor shawl)-1 had
Meter to gay I was rot to go home.
mt. eman-1 will brae you by sad bye.
The fether—Last eight oho man home after 10 o'clock,
god torot the door oyes.
Noma (oxeitedly)—l did not ; the door was shut in my

fK
XL Hayman (to the father)—What is the disagreement
!
Ow—Ste keeps bed ceespeny and late hours. She
bes liewise robbed me fr•queetly,
(It wee also proved that Ns prisoner threeassed to throw
Skink at her raotbsr, who was an iovalid.)
The prisoner—What am I to do ? He put me away in
Seieon for three month', and seat me a letter not to return
jemw Where am Ito go! Look et my awns ?
- yr, Darman—lt appears that you are a bad girl, and will
set submit is the authority of your parents.
The prisoner—He won't try toe. It is very aguravatieg
ibis I go to say own house to have the door shut in my

gr. Damao—The pesos aid comfort of • ripmeotabl•
Imlay are set to In disturbed by • disobedisat sLiu chine.
Tell meet bud one surety in the sum of U. to be of good
behaviour for • month.
The Prisoser—Where am I to go whoa I come out I'
After she was removed Mr. Daymaa told the father that
hs was bound to maintain his daughter until she was 16.
The father said the prisoner had been in a somber of good
places, but she serer kept them.
GREENWICH.
ZITUOIDINAST CABI OT SACIOLIEGL
Robert Chaplin, brickineker, of Brookley-lane, Eltiolfved,
ad laws Hewitson, mord dueler, of 11, Rack-coed,
Upload. were chanted with being oonommed in breakieg
has • building need es a Sunday school and chapel. at
posy h~ Sydenham, and stealing an eight-day dial from
.retry-room, an eight-day ormolu timepiece under a
gime shade from the vestry, a pier glass in rosewood frame,
• lookiag glms, a table, chairs, and other articles.
It appeared that • few nights since the building in clues-
Sea was broken into, lord the place completely rannuared.
At sa curly hour lb. following mooring polionematable 160
is.** prisober Hewitson standing at the door of Chap-
la's bow with • horse and cart, and had Chaplin sours
Asks. Hewitson then drove od. This CYO we. put into
Se bands cif Turner sad Fox, two plain clothes
mutable@ of the R diviiow, and en Ohaplia's boom Wag
essreksd two shahs, a table weer, fire boos, sad • looking
glace, named in the charge, were found, mid which were
sow Madded, some of the articles having been stolen
shout • ear ago, ober the building wee similarly entered
is a foecible manse..
The prisoners had no defence, mid they were remanded.