The Express.
London, England, 1865-05-25 00:00:00

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lin Wend hen the weed nun he slept Hot •south
WM Rude, ad that he wes dieorrered sande the work-
horses, onaceeled awing seen finks (This whams produeed
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abs winos boa. A awe itheseummte collerdion mann
be well bnagised—a key of the WOOLIVIVAIO, • senor,
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of lOW ha, win wing them, ell wrapped I. pew
and bustosed ander the delisquest's jacket] How the
child got oat of the building did eat .
' A &mealy aid really woman here
claimed the as her and, wi 14111111 is bar
eyes, declared it was impossibmos, le to keep bin at hoar
or at school ; by nee moan be would pt usto the siren,
and during bar recent oneness* with the infaat lass is
her erns bad absented himself twin Hs was well fed
and clothed, bat always disposed of bin dress, and wend
never en to whom. His father bad used every effect to
nand ad retain him, but it appeared that he wool.' " go
to the bed." _ _

—Mr. Cooke intimated that b. should try hi head at
effective& a owe, axed unload a short dm t, width
internee was disregarded, lentil followed by ea ardor that
dieted before di/salaried as stripes with a birch rod would be ia•
DIAELBOHOUGH,STREST.
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William G;;;5101[11 ;1-414tiipiWsTirssiis Mew
maker, address retard." and who has several MOM bees
charged at this court was brought before Mr. Trrwhitte
with burgkrimaly brealdng and entering the house
odf7.llGeorge Lane Fox No. 43, Grosvenor-street, and
steeling a timposes, welting desk, sad table cloth.
Hoary Woodruff, servant to Mr. George Lem Fox, of No.
43,0 Gromeer-etnet, ald—lost night, at toe drudge to
1 eeloek, had ocesaina to go isto front ball, mid as
looking out of the door I saw the prisoner coming op the
am dem Directly the primer saw me he put down •
bundle containing the property produced. I then asked him
hi Mims down the arm, sad he said that he had
dropped a sixpence dom, sad that he had goes down to
leek for it. I Med him what len hod gat ta the beadle ;
but be made no reply. The miaow Ma get over the
area gate. I held him MI • ocesetald• ems and then
gave him into oturtody.
Louisa Tuirington, housekeeper to Mr. George Lane
For —The article, produced, a time *es, desk, and table
cover, are my property, and were taken from the house-'
keeper's room. I believe the wisdom wee shut.
John Atkinaco, the page—l shut the window at 8 o'clock,
but moot say whether it was bolted.
In answer to Mr. Tyrwlttti, the first wattles said the area
gibe was looked and the window found opus.
Police-oonstabla Edward Rowlett, 145 C—At 12 last
night the prisoner was given into my custody by the first
' witness. Hound a bundle in the area. I took the prisoner
into the house, and on opening the handle I farad it to
contain the articles produced. I found that the oar
bad got over the area gate and opened the 's
room window from the outside. . . .

Theprin;nLThaviiooq7u7stioes to ask the witnesses.
Mr. Tyrinftt—Did the prisoner gin say address!
Winne—He refund it. _ .

irises's—lWlZyou "Wald settle the matter at mice.
Y.r. Tyrwhitt—l shall do no such thing. It !e a burglary.
Inspector Bowles, who watched she ease, Naked his a !e-
-mend, the primmer being known to the polies, and time
having been other MOO of a *oiler Mud of late.
Mr. Tyrwhitt remanded the primmer.