The Express.
London, England, 1856-08-30 00:00:00

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William Iran IFiliei,ar7eieetTatil• Violas, penes,
was charged with having attempted to obtain • pair a
sew boots withost pelts( for them ; sad Harp Capps
was charged with attemptiag to mane the piston from
the autody of the polite.
Mr. Jolts Chiselled, doting edemas 23, Upper Mary-
leboaentreet, mid about Sedge Waled that day the pri-
mmer waked Isle Se limp, tried ou a pair of sew boots,
end, glob( setae eft two, remarked they wen a eipital
It, sad wee welkin away, when he reminded him that be
had sot raid Ise them. The pefeemer admitted the truth
et this, hat adeged that Oa beam just milted him, sad be
would NU wbon be was pride* ern with the prim. The
primal this salemuned to leave the shop ; a straggle es-
lead wed* an a mob of several hasdred persona to
aelletif,whiem beeppided M sympathy sad pomades with
medi eases that lib dedenniet *nth who had bees st-
inted is the spat by the lbseeet attempted to rams him
hem eseleft but wee debated lb his ebbe", and, with the
*meet DY Sep, gins thee dat curing y of the pe.ise.
la *hues, It • moms SWep mid that ea *sing the
slop bb ettendee was eased by a maw desirable pair of
beets. He *mid they weld it bite—dte *weer thosght
they would wt. He bathed Me opiates by lapin a bet of
lye eltMleum to es* @Wier. The swum leek the bet and
yelled the messy. He palled os the beets, they turd
admirably, as the magistrate might peeseive, for ha had '
them se at that moment, sad the owser.betead of Miaow-
lades, hie defeat, laid bold of the mossy and stark to it.
Mr. Cialeaford said then wee sot see ward of truth la the

bagesious story.
Mr. Hingham nattered not. He Gould hardly think that
a penes who would iamat sack • tale could be is his right
Hesse, sad he would remand the mos Its a week to Mugu-
the feet.
WESTMINSTER.
Fussy Dtistrm, a reepeemble leeklag girl, about 21 years
of ego, who had been at large apes ball, appeared he flail
easmisation charged with wallas a watch sad &pommies's,
at Chelsea, from Daniel Kirk, the bs idle of the perish.
Os the eveuteg of 'he 12th lest tits prosecutor, who is
as old ease, met a young 'Puna whom he declared to be
the primmer, sad having Melted her to have some refrieh-
meat, took her tap tbe Swan, at Chelsea, aid treated her to
two Mats of els la cue of the arbours of the garde,, after
which, according to his amount, " she whipped hie wateb
out of his picket, sad ran so fast that so hero could have
eatched her." He started otter her, but she escaped. It
seems that while they were is movenation is the arbour,
the girl stated that she bad unfortunately had a child, sad
bad lived la Mativen-.last, Chelsea, bat did not maths
her emu, sad with this slight else the prosecutor endea-
voured to tram the culprit. Hit 'squired la Maavemstreet
for a young wean who hod had a Mind; mid after reuse
tremble Was referred to the house of prisoun'e father at
Battersea. Ho west this. is Friday, sad saw the pr saw,
and after waiting about some time repeated his marek ea
Saturday, sad gam her late custody as the parses whe had
robbed him. _ _

ilearyDnunr, 169 B, roved taut be wss called %pm
by the reuniter to tole the primer into custody. when
ohs denied ell ksowlodge et either Mu or the treossetioa
to whish be allotted, end odd that if tine wen gins she
could show net ostiefeetertly tbst she wee an at Chelsea
on this sight la quetlia.
It was sow pond that the yefasaer was at Battersea oa
the whole et the (maim is question, sad it was further
shows by • witness hen the Ben that rinser was sot
the puns who was then with prawns.
Br. Anant observed this be seldom west out of Ids
to nesumead aelloas, bat dwell uniolaly nemassd
the tether of the slit, who w e rant, to briag ens is
this sue foe Wm lariseasant. The weed was die-
'bargedMr 16, sad left theS rad without the slightest impala-
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SOUTHWARK.
Jolla Wahl sod Meted Vise, two lads attest 16 yaw
of we, were brought Wane Ih. Combo, fog Seal "zanies.
dot, shamed with sisallsys a cabs ecstasies seas MO
MIMS= pnplarty et Chadotte
Ur. for the psessouties, sad Xt. Cbst-
Helleld for the = dWalsh.
The tortlewlsn of the ease have already appeased.
Mr. Cootie maid he wee afraid that co Art would elaviot
the ashes're spas the avid's.* et Chew Blaine, who se.
Way. asterlbe to his ows stahisest, stele the eashbes.
Mr. Poises said that the Omen venom with La
prior te the robbery, sag that was prima bele avidesee.
The robbery was a very eat eagles es., sad these Gould he
so doubt that the prises, know all about It.
Mr. Coombe said that wider all the eitit•MiaialllMS he should
eostait thee for triel at the seat Barmy Swim'.