The Express.
London, England, 1849-01-03 00:00:00

POLICE.-.-YRIPTERDAL

MANSION-001:1811.—Cmatnr.—The Lord Mayor re.
questa that the press would mamma kis grateful thanks
upon the part of the peer for the flowing sum of mosey :
Met W. Mitchell, on behalf of the Drapers' Co=
101. 10x.; the Morons' Company, 101., Omagh
Home end Co.; anonymous, 51. • Merchant Tailors'
Coenpanylol. 10s. ; Messrs. Williamei Deacon, sad Co.,
IW.; LM.H, U. • for Felix Layoodes service, H. W. P.,
gallA. G. IL• a ilia, fin
wOIRSHIP-WIS T..—KLOPRILIWT AID BORRIRT.—
• yea as named Was. Smart was placed at the bar be-
SIN Mr. Amid, 'barged with having Mien a certload of
heasid farnitere, the property of Mr. John Groves, a
O, in Pool street, Roalon.—The preseepter, who
mash varietal emotion, seated that the Omer had
n \Mimes Me• km ma past, and thee. although
demean bed ashen whisk letheced him to ter that an
impart Wan seledreed between the latter GM hi wife,
M 'Mies be had has mead nine yeses wail hod a imp
at her tillints, yet ride * eared to mina his a
pielens enta the 111Nning Of Saturday weaaiglit, when,
opts seensehng home firm besides at Lead-must
le wee aimed to dad that his wife bed demoded, leaving
her ehillem, the MSe ef whom a ley seven years el
gips, mpreessesd, and the the whole oe his furnie sod
emy snide in the glass bat be.. tur
'mini et Rag
Maimed hem bie Wen old that the goods bed bees
son reed la a ace% nadir the dation of his wife, a
at the W Mad In collesioe with
tM „ he dada the ammo of the pollee, bat
every elleof to trees aft their retreat was nesumandel
a few dqa Mee, when he arekientally dimmed him at a
be.. la walk, Is away of his wife, and gave
hie kW embody • and be afterwards traced his property to
seether Wine Ii 'the mane neighbourhood. where nearly the
whole of it was nooverstL—Policte constable Curzon stated
that he aceosepaaied the promseuttr in march of the fugi-
tives, and while posing down the street in canoe be
eight sight of the wife OM prosecutor, with Moss per..
he was red, at the tap window of one of the boners.
Me GsmeiaMly ma his war upstairs, and Wong asked
Mr Mere the prisoner wee le be found, she diodansed all
eandis with him, and dentemithat he was there ; but ea
eemoking behind a tern-up behind at the aof the ream,
be Ilea him emend theme, end at owe secured him.—
At the doss et the widows the magistrate asked the pri-
ea If be had any answer to the age, bat before he bed
time to reply, the proseenter's Mb posed lased from the
beck tithe wart, sad tenanted they she meld take opea
half the whale responsibility oiling met et the mason
ties, as the atetrastion of the goods abet owe spontaneous
est, and the prisoner had taken as sayable part to their re-
meval.—Mr. Arnold_sented topes the disgraceful am-
duet se exhibited by the pass, sad said that as a char a
et importation had been made eat es the part tithe
be Mould order bin to be remended for the Ma e 1
the mes. The prisoner was thee isnoved by the gaoler, bat
the imaat be left the dock the pearater's will. with an
main 'vane, ese him reused the ewe and gave
him a parting kW, to the &Os ether mfartuatte husband
end the disgust of every one present.
MAILLBOBOUGH-8113111T.—A gramma HIDING.
rzron.—J Williams, a parses of respectable appears's*,
=brought boa Mr. Hardwick for dad examination.
eyed with having committed several roleberie —The pri-
mer went into tee Colosseum Hotel, kept by lllar. Grace, on
=Vt, and
left. = tears
waswith a bed, and ut
ans w .
W.
amweat into kis bedrocm which was close to the room
eWiby the primer, sad immediately missed his watch,
s had previously planed at the top of the drawers.
Oa maim a further search, he discovered that a quantity
werrieg apparel had also bees stolen. On stating below
what keel occurred, Aaa °any, the eme, monocled
thee she bad borrowed a watch hem Mks Orme, the pro-
pristries nine, the over-night, which she had left in
tar bodoesma, which wee opposite to the prisoner'.
mem. SW roe stairs, and on looking into
the rem she fad thee acit gem latomatioe of the rob-
bery was isareediebie ihrwered lie the polies, who sent it
ma to tbe awes pahrela.—Charles Thomas Yard-
ley. of Tellsehameetwed. pawnbroker, said, the pri-
g/Mr NM kW his ship ea the fallowing Saturday, and of-
fline' le pledge • watch. From the appearance of the pri
Ware mar du watch witness mspeeted that it was part of the
Zof the robbery at the n Hotel, and accord-
elda& him and gave him into the custody of the
The wish was identified by Miss Orme, and the
phi hisatilled as the person who bad slept at the
=ses: a
the asivalsi of the robbery. Tbe discovery of the
' awl ads me mode k • singular way. When the gel.
neer me maid be bad tb• watch about his perm, a
ceded ha ma a war sus le escape the search to welsh
he was peeday ealljeeled. The
_passe was pissed
in • valise gemit the House of Deana
for the Ant mitt, sad he then contrived to place the wadi
beneath the sawdust in a spittoon in the ward. Not being
aware that the regulation GI the prison required a prisoner
te be pissed in a different ward each night, he left the watch
ha lideleg place when called the next morning into the
ileshisgween. On learning that he would not be sent luck
Mt the ea ward, he told one of the turnkeys where he
Wtthe watch, with a request that he would go and
end keep it for trim until he was released. The turn.
the watch as described, which was delivered to
the Oise. When the watch was shown to Pommy, the
miter, be identified it as his property. The various wit-
nesses who deposed to the above tams were then bound over,
and the prisoner was fully committed.
LAMBETH —A PASTOR AND ONI Os are noon.—
Mr. 0. England, proprietor of the Hatcham Iron Works, in
Pomeroy-et., Old Keut•road, appeared before Mr. Elliott. to
answer to two summonses taken out against him by the Be,.
A.K. B. Granville,lncumbrat of St. lasses, Ketcham, the one
charging him with using threatening and the other abusive
language to him.—Mr. Oration* spot beim, sworn, said, on
Friday last, I was walking with my wife, and snot the de-
fendant and another man by the Railway Tavern, at New
Cross, Derford. They came out as we were pa ling, action
seeing ate, he (Mr. England) railed me a vagabond parson.
He also said I was a scoundrel, and that he should lilts to
kick me. Hooked to see if I could recognise the person wits
wee with him, when the defendant said, 'lf he looks round
again I'll punch his face." The defendant also said, " I'll
mover let him alone while he is in the neighbourhood, I'll
Mk to him." I had, by virtue of my offlos, to remonstrate
with the defendaat, and I did it in the mildest manner pos-
sible in 1845, sad ever sines be has annoyed me whenever he
seen me.—ln his cromosaminatioa by the defeadant, the
rev. gentleman said he was certain defendant came out of the
Railway Tavern, and thought he had waited there until
be and Mrs Granville come up. On a former 1100116011 he
had slackened his pace on meeting him (defendant) because
he was looking out for a policeman. On that occasion he
had also passed his own Win, because he was in search
of • constable, the defendant having then abused and
threateeed him. On Friday last, he (Mr. Granville) did
shaken his pace, but that had been occasioned in consequence
of Mrs. Granville becoming very unwell.—Mrs. Granville
em wasted her husband's evidence, adding, I was so
at the defendant's manner, that on my husband
Sisr Into a asp I feinted. —O. England, when
ea for his dame. add the causes whisk led to the
pat oesaplaint were of is.. years' standing ; and went
en w same inalmat details. Mr. England having been
repsally retuned by the megienate to come to the fob.
jest raw el gemplaiatodd diet en the day in emotion he
was mai( with a
my be
kiendad4sedi en seeing the esniplaimat
he, offiressfa y
that is riatifal person,
that is m vonaglbend parses. Re denied Ow vulgar
language ms sad myna musk regret that my-
thimr be had amid maid annoy Mrs. OmereMe, as nothing
meld be ma dined from his Mendes than that of doing
so. He then sailed a witness., who oserebenned hie state-
ment. la reply to the magistrate, he a 0 the defendant's
dust soma" was, " That's the parses I teld you of He
theysaK " Hee • Wahl Mew Mp en Meet M as he
has done lies a wetly wmpelsond puns ft folk of me."
Re did net hear anyUdag add about adrift or etching
nit did he hear any bed language.—Mr Mac. renarioni
that there mid be no doubt the 'spasm and mar of
the elehedent were highly improper, and he the abusive
name, he eindeted ia the penalty of 40e, end for
the eilim he aniseed him to Ind bail. The defendant ma-
plied with Web, and was at me diesharged.
WESTMINSTER Coin 17X0111 Tin Nozairtco
Ant—Abent fortdOt ago au ordtr obtained at this
not mast James lades's, of l, College-place, Chelsea,
Si semen •me as. On that marina some SORTOMIRkIn
SIMITTOI between Mr. Broderip, and Mr. Brier__ the Mik-
a Oahe board of gams of St. Lake's, Ma, le the
Nat Mice the latter expremed Me adieu to the ex-
stary ha the
ter, mar
Removal and g=k,..:«dra Aut.. belatthe
defrayed ant if the sem amid for the mate( the
sad having latimatedtbst ea Mrs cam had beta
sad that the labours of mar were Mand lanoneed,
velsase emem et reasentises the board hunt yet do.
mead epee. is Mier to wry centhe pram of Ibises;
invoked what amend of mete the megherMes meld eall
spat sham to pay whew ace-somplimese with this smeary
enestesset rendered pessentisne .—Mr. la=
deabsd so give a general glades, mid the
aelasmai: raise the question epos w ma above and
in. ff fleinght Hjeler,
AM OM as Amid tan yea"."thezialeisneg/fta"
the sleinte wily aides the Waal of the Ma% witti-
est issyselesrty in the at
of the order of the
estissaa—thee would be actor Media
et She opportunity .she ahrem
anew ihe niter es net, and a amens was Amend-
kiff4
as why helletttarserbete ' pq lb. sub
Mims
intauved it the to M. the Itseas to
whisk a Ir the swevexpr. b. IC to

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the insmatite el anbeesse,ent dh-aredel linarreaseema
and order at this osetrt.—Preof loot
eitair=l the
envies ef Me order, semames, thr
the euratedmary Memo, eansididg of • claim by the am-
mime sod feeperse; both paldie.leers, for anagrams, &e..
could ree be a/lowed; sad *at the emu at this court far
SUMMON and order only were allowable.
Banzeochnce.-101. was remind brat the Marests•
Commey for des pair-bon.
THAMBB.—Bacouvula Bouns.—T. dressef, ea aged,
me carrying on the trade of a gmegresse in Little Pros
oottafreet. bet whose hoes" is said to be a "lean,'
was charged with being emersed in a gmetian
dem*, the property of Crewe sad Co, extemive
'terns in liegeatatzest, end at the Bomar, Portman square.
Rio sou, who has buss several times remanded as the same
stood in the desk with him. The prier*, indeed
schh:My, was a maa named
Wall, Obew=aertiVrdidele%ed of die Mien pro.
party, bed mead, as em ova, rat knowing that it had been
stoles, and bride. Me reseeds as the two primers It was
shown that Me stoles property bad been sold, at a
pries which aught to have startled the purchemes,
to several Undersea of high standing in the upholatary
lira, whose loose dealings were severely animadverted ea by
Mr. Yardley se the evidence developed Itself. Palmy,
66 K, wits had charge of the sal% prayed for a remaad until
Friday, when he said he meld lie prepared to make sense
di assures with respect to the conduct of certain person. in
the metropolis, who at proem sustain • high character.
Prelft the deal inquiry It would be premature to publish
die aafM ese gins yesterday, es it mien prevent the appre-
Mersa M parties who are deeply implicated is a wholesale
epees of pleader, sad whose mastless, as far as the evideacs
goes, are reareemend if not abetted by some who for their
pmdtios ought to be the drat to endeavour to repress suck •
loose oyster of hissinem We shall give the whole of the hors
when the egos is finally disposed of at this court.
HAMMILBSMITM.—LADY BOOTHIBY AND a DISTITIITa
Innewoorar.—Just before the close of the court lady
Boothby (late Mrs. elision), who was accesepanied by
her sister, Mir lesiormara, catered the mart, followed
by a dseently.dressed young Irishwoman —Her lady-
ship said that as she was just before walking aloes the Gnat
Western-road, her attrition was drawn to the pang woman,
who was standing outside the door of the Rematenasith
workhouse. On asking why ohs was standing there, she
said she had been applying for admittance, being in • desti-
tute state, bat had raen refused, being told that the work-
house was quite fall and then was no room for her. he
also stated that she had applied on the previous night, and had
then been refired, sad had consequently been compelled to
tetin • ditch at We back of the workhouse, where she must
WBleep that night if not admitted. As (her lady-
g7reraiked) the ratepayen paid so largely out of their
pockets fee the support of such institutions, she thought
something ought to be does for the poor woman, and had
ht it her duty to bring the case under the notice or the
reed.—Thu young WOOLIa, in answer to questions by
Mr. Madam, said oho had been in this country about •
twelvemonth, and lest lived in the neighbourhood of White-
chapel. The night before last she slop! in Whitechapel
workhouse, bat was turned out the following morning, when
she came out into that neighbourhood to se* if she "rad not
get into some employment. Policeman 92 T bad applied
with her at the workhouse that afternoon and heart her
refased.-111r. Berton then directed Bradshaw, me of the
ontronfeg racers of the court, to take the young Wlllaala to
M_ ~r liselund the relieving tear of the Feller" mien for
Hasansereadtk, sad ese that attention was paid le Ohs ewe,
es
raddi her ladyship, having thanked Mr. Medea for kis
the atemtise,
cll4 the seart.—Bradshaw had net returned titan
court osed.