The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-09 00:00:00

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IiAIfROIT.HOUFE.
gpsrpLsaff oodAild, • rues Or! about 18 yea" ot
dew smadW sortant, wm plead rim
Zit" ea do
ou roped, before the Lord Mayer Mid 31Nr. Aklerumu
Ajlish to be dealt with in pas, medal. charged with
wig stelsa lee ameseigne, the moats of Ma k hams,
bot asstsr.
Taa perector anise an thebasinees el a paws! dealer in
ies.neildings, sad the prisoner wee his WPM,. ticam
go
limier tithe ohm** berg seeds he placed 44 someeihaa
y',shame in hie bed roam and spot attoworesde muutsag
do missy, be 'sued five pomade wen valosiag. Besides hips.
woad he wife ao embus the primmer waist have hod am
goo the nom daring the time, rad Yrs: • Amos massed
It WM( robbed her of U. The primmer st drat
beingdone so, bat afterwards mid she world tell
ashed it if her mistress would preafimeant to do eaythieg
with her. Her mistrial. beremm aide so paws.
bet the prisoner said she had taker the mooey, sa
she d had
d
top it to • comma named Alice Lawman, who
Id pat Mr up to it.
gioe lawresee was called, bet, although she blew
ba prienser, anted having had asything to do with
go pow, or, knout°, scything of the robbery.
I.he pr pleaded guilty to the theft, sad was m-
imed to (mouths' imprisoismaah
MARLHOROUGIIATHEET. -

treatise° UTTEIIIIO O ODMITEIPIET 00111.
WO. Mai Old" et 15, Broadcast.. Woolwich, and
Catkent Beak a 18, Newasttreat, Holbert, ohm.
yams, were brought Were Mr. Kean, 'hailed with
bouiggy taigas • aoatterfeit shilling he Eliot Medd,
tomtit to M& Alfred Pasphilke, of Parebbilla's Res-
sia.s Atoiratereft btocenceinet, rod a meowed wirater.
ehilließ to Wien SANWA havinsid to Mr. Harbert
blie. et the Pietism Roastraak Odord-street.
The 'Wag Oland by the nide prisoner at Mr. Patio
*lido betel dieemered to be bad, Mr. Paaaphillea fol-
ioed lbe ied MN hid to by ad Made pewter seml
otterwar.de bow her sal go his the Math= lattianat,
tai borweediteited that he had tewiend a led
124.20:. as liquor he bat .ealeed fee liehisd,laditi
• leo* with the elan" Mr. Patiphdlat foliaged
as ed ten arm into wastedy.
Beak ow Id the diem of the tout, said the reale pi.
ewerdgemi le
ttd her timed Wont with a dailer draws, bat
Mr. x reerdoi the prisoners aid tin Mid dahlia
zit. lay be wwwwaleated with.

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WINIKINSTER.
UTNAORDENAII ALTPAIR.
mfrs Allen, a woman fsehlooably attired, about 30 years
of ye was placed at the bar, charged with obtaining
101. 10s. ender false Deleeeeee.
Sr. John Wray, 57, Cambridgestrest, Pimlioo, grocer and
oilman, said that Oa Thursday week the prisoaer
came to hi, shop and asked him if he would oblige
her with cheap for a cheque for 10f. 10s., as hop hue.
had was rotas into the country, and welded cash. Be
at int declined, stating that he was unacquainted with
her, and she then told him that she was an old customer in
the habit of seeding to his shop, sod was a housekeePor.
reridiog at n. Sutherland-etreet, Pimlico. He gave her
two 5/. odes and 10s., aid she Wei away. She paid
the cheque to one of his tradesmen, sod it was sub-
svpiently returned muted " so Prosecutor went
to a, illotherlaedntreet, and found that prisoner was
not known there. He subsequently 'need her to
Warwiekidaos, whoa she laid that he would be paid
ale nosey if M took the cheque to Kr. Howard, 1, Air.
Ars* PlmadlU, ie whale favour it was drawn. He went
tyre, hat Kr. Howard, who bad oaken there, was not in
the way.
Xr. Areold—How do you show that she obtaieod the
sem, franclohnitty What was that. fraudulent is hes
hitarieer !
Ponanitor—She gave a false address, sad she also said
lint she was a housekeeper.
Ptiewhee—Ho made a mistake. I said, "33, Sutherland-
*est," where I lodged.
Prosecutor—She did lodge there, but ie not living with
kr bodes& I parted with my mossy upon faith at this
tag a good cheque, and when I went to the backing.
bee, Prescott and Co.'s, they said they bad had many
ace; aad I also believed she kept the lama
Ir. Arnold was about to remand her on bail, whoa it
see slated that lir. Howard wished to give evidence.
Kr. Howard. el I. Ainstrest, said be had received the
asps hem Kr. Ivanhoe', from whom he had bad others
duly honoured. He gave it to prisoner to get changed, as
he welshert of mesh on the 0001kalee of a whit to her. He
set the least sansiskia that there would be any trouble
shim it, ad he wee sew prepared to take the cheque up.
Ir. Amold said seder these eircumstaares he should
ischassetis primmer.
Wray remind his mosey.
WANDSWORTH.
THE TOUNG LADY ERB TBN OEOOS.

Oa ismity being made this morning of Inspector Love-
lier, who took the young groom into custody at the in-
stance of tie Rev. Mr. Creme, motor of Ockhana Surrey,
see charge of fraudulently ►bducting his daughter from his
here, ft was anerhained that the young lady remained In
Wentworth untilyestierday afternoon, when she left with
kr ham and his brother for Nome place of security.
Os the termination of the judicial examination 0*
Wednesday last, which occupied the magistrate's
attention until losg after the mail hour of closing
the mart, the young lady, as was reported, was
ter., with her friend., throrreh the private way, while her
intended husband was removed down the public staircase ;
bat she positively refused to retire to Ockham Rectory. A
compromise was eventually mad., the young lady oneentisg
to remain with the famlly of Impactor Lovelace. who is a
my respectable officer, for a few days, and who promised that
she should mot have any oommunicatios with her youthful
barer. Tbsieepector appeared tobayeundertakeu &somewhat
widens task, for the groom discovered her temporary abode,
and ma found early and late promenading in front of the
home. So determined waehe to remain in the sight of the
girl, who was able to see him through the window, that
he defied the inspector to remove hint, telling him at the
time that it we a public highway, and that he had a right
to be there. Be however emasented to ,go away
if desired by Kiss Crowe, whir then in the presence
of the inspector said, "George, go away, I don't
win to see you.' Be implicitly obeyed her injunction
sad returned to the old Wings at Mrs. Wipers's, is
Lov►lane. The inspector speaks very highly of Mies Crease.
who endured herself with !fiat propriety while is his
home. It is a singular circumstance in the ease that is
selecting Wandsworth as their pine they should select
lodgings within a few doors of the polies station and court.
It ie fully expected that on the day appointed for the next
examination, via, Wedamdsy neat, the as 1/111 not be pria.
rend with.