The Express.
London, England, 1848-10-14 00:00:00

then reeessmi to Ale print" under the imprenlon that
they wean gill in s different minim towards him.—
Mr. Wilms, • mid that ties marks on the child
biet wry Mos NMI serefela, ram to what appeared
habeasts, tileylelle•lMllMlSeed for WPM stepmother, who
mid that he was la tie Wit of aft, and kaaalag him-
self about. The Wilms Om seat best Mille &hada nt,
aml • mamas was ordered to be timed qua hr.—Mr.
lismos, 10, Bedhed-plem Isesellsquare, now stated that
Mori s per beek he wse Mist to see IMAM by kis aant,
Mon lee hued him mush onesaMad frees Mamas* ma
Mesh biased is his bateses eel Ohm ports of hie body,
bat in minimpanse et hie ascot's allmitien, be beams in a
illest AM •IV tae 'MIL AS pima In mos in mama
wry dime wen Innis neently inflicted all
ever Iribtli% amen him le be win ed shiest to a thole
tea, the Moen "I which wash seen dieeppear, if he was
Cram is • paper meneesr.--Kr. Jardine said that as the
&Mess Milked is their minim, he would suggest that the
drill Ushuaia be emet for a week to the Kino's Cargo Ha-
nka. ahem whisk he could be brought 'Omani main, and
bay" the egiolems el the gentlemen connected with that este-
bliasesat was the subject. The defends. t, after much
bealatien, erel PS MOOropeny the child with the ugic,
to the &mat.
WORSHIP - STREET. -- OBTAINING Goons LIME K
ram eitomotcas.—Mary and Elisabeth Hinchley alias
Hunt, end Emma Joan and Mary Anne Allen, who had
rid se their Berman, wen charged with having obtained,
mho fates perinea, from various tradesmen in the metro
=epantities at drapery and other goods.—John hiessent
1 that en Monday, the 25th ult., a person called at the
steep of his employer, Mr. Enoch Jones, linendreper, in
Finsbury. tenses, and requested that • ceiate• mantles el
family mourning might be sent immediately to the mama
of the elder prisoner, Elisabeth, WCavendish-Oren, Nem
North-road, as her hothead had just expired. Wieners se.
cerdingly proceeded there with a quantity of Palmetta 1
and Coburg cloths, crapes, sad other articles, and was
admitted by the girl Jose., who conducted him to a par-
lour. in which Ise found the eider ' r and one of hes
daughters, who selected apo o of the goods sad
ordered two cloaks and two moan to be made for them
and sent home by the following Wednesday, as the
funeral of the deemed would take plus the day after. Oa,
taking the latter articles to the house, he neared • farther
order ter • quantity of black ribbon and six pain of kid
glum, which he afterwards delivered at the doer Is illes pi. I
toner Allen, who told him that the ladies were se emend
with grief that they were unable to ere him A berth order
wm afterwards ex outed for two boas and • muff, and also
Is, four shawls, two of which it we intimated would be De-
noted for the se name, and the other two returned. An W-
iens for the whole of the goods was sent with the last parcel,
and witness was directed to call on the following Moak.
Ise the amount, vie , 231. Ba. &L, bat on reaching the place,
at the time appointed, he feand the home shut up.—Mr. O. I
Mattley, laniard of the bone Is Cavendish-street, stated
that he let the premises at Midsummer last, to a venerabio-
looking gentleman, who said he was a retired shipbroker,
mad having beard • few days since that his teeniest was
dead, he proceeded to the house to offer his condolence
to the widow, and found that she and her family bid claim
destinely removed.—Sergeant Brennan deposed that
he proceeded with other officers to a house is Pock-row,
Pentonvelle, in search of the elder prisoner's son, whom
they accidentally encountered in the street, and to•ik into
emoody upon another chat gee. He (withers) afterwards'
ealeavoured to effect an entrance Into the house, but after
knocking repeatedly at the door without being answered, he
nada his way throeith the pamage of the next honey, and
poured • ladder, which he placed against the back window
of a room on the first floor, at which the pectoris were
standing. On reaching the window, the prisoner Jones
cze with her whole weight ups the sash to prevent his
ill
it up, but be succeeded in raising it • sufficient
height fee the admission of his head, when she instantly
seized him by the hair with one hand, whilst with the other
she made the most strenuous efforts to strangle him by forc-
ing the window upon his neck, and finding that ineffectual,
the did her lemon to pitch him off the ladder ; he, however,
together with Sergeant Dubois, forced his way into the
apartment, where were found several buses, containing
various articles of haberdashery, etc., about Bitty pawn-
broker's &piked's, • Amh note of the Bank of Elegance,
and numerous forma 'greenest. for the occupation of
houses, in various name, and in all parts of the metropolis.
J. B. Hiachley, us of the elder prisoner, was charged
with having fraudulently obtained a quantity of wearing
apprise! from Mr. Edwin lienwortby, a tailor in Shaftes-
bury-street, Horton.—Then prosecutor stated that on Tors
day week last, prisoner called upon him, and ordered n nit
of mooroisg, which be requested might be sent to his mo-
ther's house in Cavendish etreet, in sufficient time to melds
him to wear it at his father's funeral. The order was duly
executed, and the prisoner subsequently called upon him
and obtained • waistcoat and shooting jacket, the latter of
which was sent him upon approbation. Witness afterwards
touted that the family had absconded from the boom they
had occupied.—Henry Roberts produced one of the costs
which was pledged at his shop a few hours after it had been
obtained Mee the prosecutor.—Several other cameo were
ready to be gone into against the prisoners, buttes magistrate
thought that enough had airesuy bees proved 'gained them to
justify him in commi•ting them fee trial. At the surges-
two of Sergeant Brannan they were ordered to be brought
uP again.
PUNLICATION WITHOUT PalsTilee NAlll.—Mrs. Mary
ac e& appeared to • summons, domed with !geeing unlaw-
fully published sad rirrulated eestais printed papers 01 •
libellous character, wetheut having the tame and place of
abode of the printer attached thereto. The prosecutor was •
Mr. Whittaker, who had formerly been landlord to the de-
fendant, and still resided in the immediate neighbourhood
of her premises, High-street, Bhoreditch. For some time
past, however, she had been animated with the most hostile
feelings towards Mr. W., and had resorted to the extraor-
dinary prosteding of causing • number of hand-bills to he
printed, which senveyed most serious imputation' uppoona s
ebenster, and were eausised in 'assuage a: theses*
esti werrthes deeeriptien. She was in the semiteat Mtn of
=Zthose bills over her coaster to every
_eastairait
. the shop, in addition to which she had pelted
at bur window en immense planed cor edam still mere eh-
Bonne mean in doggerel verse, land printed in such bile
capitals as mast necessarily attract the notice of every am
that pared. The prom cuter had employed every mew
in his power to induce her to discontinue her system of an-
noyance, but without success, and he was therefore reluctantly
compelled to adopt the present proceedings spent her
Samuel Christmas proved having celled at the defendant's
shop on the 19th ult. to purchase some bread, when the
prisoner handed to him the bill now produced, reflecting upon
the character of the defendant, and on which the name and
address of the printer did not appear.—lt was stated by a
soberer, on the part of the defendant, that the whole of the
obnoxious bills in her pasession should be immediately
destroyed, and that • similar course of molestation should
not be repeated.—Mr. Combo said that he should order the
ominous to stand over for a fortnight, upon the express
understanding that no further cause of complaint should
arise in the interim, and in order to secure that condition
the defendant mat enter into her recognisance for her future
good behaviour. The defendant, after smailiog Mr. Whit-
taker in the most unmeasured and vituperative term', at
length entered, with manifest reluctance, into the required
reeisance. ond left the court.
CLERKENWELL DiatillMlLD NEEDLItWOMEN.—
Nineteen young women in distress appeared to solicit advice
and atalstanoe. In consequence of seeing ails announcing
that s ming women were required to work at ladies' cloak.
=hem, they we induced to apply at the address named in
Goswell-strest, Clerks:moll, where they saw • person who
vs his none Owen. He bed engaged is apartment at
r. Musser", 80, Gowen street, in which were placed
and tables for the purpose of • workroom, and the ma-
tereas, &a, far closkasskiag were introduced. Twenty-four
S.ung women were crowed at 9e, per week, and a Mrs.
ummer, of 17, amidst-lb:stmt, Bt. John-street-road, acted
as forewoman over them. They commenced their
work on Tuesday last, and continued at it from
an early hour in the morning till late at night, until Satur-
day night, Men the forewoman took the cloaks to the esta-
blishment of Mr. Poison, of St. Paul's Church-yard, and on
her return she said she had not been paid her bill for the
work done, and they (applicants) were not paid, but left'
destitute and starving. Whilst they were at the work, some
of them bad no more then a piece of dry bread to eat during
the day. Mr. Owen they could not find anywhere, and
they could not obtain gay redress from Mrs. Sumner. The
bills were still up al over the City is. hands at cloak making,
and they had no doubt that this was a system carried on for
the purpose of cheat's( poor needlewomn out
of their labour.—Mr. Tjrwhitt sympathised with the
poor creatures. He felt satisfied that Mr. Person, whose
establishment was highly respectable, would not sanction
such a procedure with anybody in his employ, or continue
them in his service if the drannistanom were made known
to him. He woad do everything in his power to relieve the
distress of appliesate who had been ice y duped.—
Rains the *wipe] interfered for them"Ce: sualmagetrate,
was powerless. He suggested that if Mr. Bestow, one of the
board of guardians who happened to be present, would take
the trouble of accompanying them to Mr. Parson's and ex-
plain the particulars, be would be doing service to them.—
Mr. Bestow instantly acceded and left the court with appli-
cants, who were humanely assisted by the worthy magistrate
and Mr. Bestow, the latterof whom kindly gave some of them
instant employment.
MARLBOROUGH-STREET. A MAN or WANT
NAIIIII --F. Herbert, formerly • lieutenant in the royal
navy, and who has for some time been victimising the public
under the erased names of Capt Welsh, Capt. Howard,
William Comm, and Henry Petringale, was finally ex
mined, charged with defrauding several tradesmen of pro-
perty by means of spurious elesques.—Mr. John Leadbetter,
19, Brewerotreet, Gold said, on the 21st of July
last the prisoner came into his shop, and said he had bean
recommended to him by several passes in the trade n the
most likely person to get the sides of hennas birds from.
Whale. aid was saw% sad whhed the dsfecdant
to dohs his call till sager del. The gnaw replied
that he wee gong ant of terra fanatically, and
wend not detain -witness tea minutes. Wines then
sheeted him a quantity of skins, and the
weer selected enteen whin came to 61. Whams
then up la a boa NM Mae& it tlaths
...AThe Einem that pat his in►
his pocket,
whambe
W set an eellelsat cash, but be would give a
lertleupirta hi beakers. He then wrote out a cheque the
111. , at MOW. Childs. Temple-bar, ea& *mai the
use redid* Howard. Witches nmenel the awn the
ant day, sad was Wormed that nes& penes kept ea ee-
nest thare.-111r. John Neale. a dealer in earfashies, No.
' 111, High Holborn, several of the skim
of the pr
, for wMeiles pairlidir% 1L 171. 6d. The
skin pea bent are • pales of those he purchased of Me
prismr.—ikeeral etheirmemis similar nature having been
prMithe_prioner was anaitted.
BETH.—Tan EXTRAORDINAILT AYTATZ AT WAIr
wona.—The prisoners in this case having been remanded
till this day, the charge was to have been proceeded with, but
a mange was delivered at the court from the governor of