The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-17 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE,

(THIS DAY.)

JUDICIAL COMIIITTEE OF TIM Pltlpi
001JNOIL.
(Tressat—Lord Chelmsford sad Len's Julia.
Bract sad Tenor.)
Their lordships resumed the sittings tad will ospait
the same to the dad et the month.
ssarrds PATINT PROLONGATION.
This was a petition for a proloagation of the paha
as application was made to withdraw the mme.
Os the other side an appliestion Was made far eE
that had been itntorred by reasoa of the patinas.
It wee imatended that the other side were sot *Wasik
fall costs—ally eosin oa the withdrawal.
Lord Cirelmiford decided that fuU mate wet be eft*
Order aceordiagly.
TIM

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1811A1FAT 00NPANT.

Tin amount involved in Mb ewe le ecosidwatie.
The Attereey•Geeeral. Sir ENO Galina sad Kt
were for the bask as appellants ; and Yr. min* qx.74
the railway.
The owe was woad by the Atiersepaomeal. ed *
probably eseepy the present week.

THIS POLICE COURTS.
Min DAY.)

bLiBLBOROUGII-STREET.
" • SAD mitt "
Under the shove bead a ease wee reported a few awn
is the mouse of whist: it appeared that a little 'hi a:,
Baker was radding with her mother, who was Iseg;',.
profligate life. Mr. Knox told the mother ail
oh* attended oe the following day he were •
disavow to got her daughter into some oohed lei
the view of removing her from the toms it"
likely to manias, and thee saving her from tee,
ties. On Saturday the mother, accompanied by As un
girl, attended, sod the little girl was takes by I:. By'
the alles to, sad readily rotetvett at the
Merl far 04iy Linowairest liezylikows, as end
inwthstaris, espy:ivied by velesteey aoaterbtillise ef:
number of girls, whom ages vary teem 11 to 16, e-q
fitted to beeomedeenestie servants.
WOMBIP-EITILENT.
TIM 112DLIDI
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George Farrow, • smartly-dressed young fallow, a
charged on remand with being in posesenion of a alayi
deed, ressenahly suppoesd to We been stolen.
It will be remembered that • week niece the prima
aompenied by a roughly Mad man, offered a Jew, Maih
met is Spitellields, 2001. cosditiocally with rupees he
deed he pcodeced, that the Jew introdnoed the *Me
the police, to whom prisoner made such statement' mak
lied his being taken into custody and charged at Shit*
m sbovernmatiosied.
Squires, a constable of the H ditiioe, who bas
dint of the case, sow Mated that since the finmeremab
don he had been to No. 1. Prism's-piece, bum*
St. Jame's, and secenteined that primmer entered h
service of • lady named Crow, ther:mr,
about two years since, as an errand
2a. a week with beard and lodging, that at the erca,
of the int twelvemonth him ',simmers mina* te 21,
sad set any more ; that on the Bth inlet. denim ba chg.
from her house • man called there and stated FOHOII/hda
with • fearful accident le the City, that both hely
were broken, sad that he was then kyles in extrueltra
the hospital, • communication the lady credited sae;
mamma added he was desired to take away the
man's boxes, • demand she refused compliance with; a
*person left. From the description gives by KEN
he (Squirm) believed that that man was the our NI
is oowpany with the primmer when the deed was dem
to the Jew to deal with ; the lady further mesh* le
Farrow had sot amounted to her for certain wail
Wed by him in her same, and that he was such slag
gaud and bully as to base rendered her feartil di*/
spinet him.
Mr. IloldTieeter, an engineer and iron meeter, ea*
se hem/ chambers in, Prinee's-(lone, St. Jonah,*
lei Pet arrived from Perim be having been telegraph*
side* the deed as him property. It was perfectly eel
km be any person but himself. Other domain* mesa
arr. Itheesge Lewis (Lewis and Sour, of pyridines) add
ter • summary adindmatios against the mummer
Squirm, the constable, requested mother mesa h
bed lakes peseerstou of Um primer's trucks, nestiytsi
11 lead, sad fiend property he wee anxious to have read
ewes of the lighter articles of which le
used, namely,
.gold rings, studs, watches, come eta
ivory-backed hairbrushes with engraved initials of pen*
nams. Sc, The bulky property composed sew Nan *
outemelething, and, in feet, all the requirement=
voyage. There were likewise several firstelmes
bills, some paid, others partly so, in amount above IX
Primmer made the following statement :—Oa liM
of Jsly my brother who is he bed circuens mint
me me at Priem:m*oe. While in my b
observed Hr. Foster dressed in an opposite ems
which there was • care. I afterwards saw my lob
emirs est of that house with the cam. He maid, "Fah'
sake don't split on me." I had the deed ma my awl*
costeets."
Primmer, who although giving his age 20, is in *ion
a lad, was then remanded.
SOUTHWARK.
HIGHWAY ROBHIWY lIT • rioestrorilhavl woirS
Catherine Howard, slims Burley, ales hare /salmi,
moistly liberated with • ticket of leave, was brought*
Mr. Woolryeh charged with being concerned, with a*
female (escaped), in assaulting Wm. Bishop In theWeeshe
bridge-road, and Meal* from him a quantity of ilium
copper monies.
The prosecutor, • blacksmith, said that sheet 1 Mid
on the manned of Friday, he was proceeding doer
Waterloo-mad towards home, and when near the Ties
Theatre, the prisoner sad another female stopped in
The prisoner stood on hie tight side and the War*
hold of him in front in an indecent manner, and et else me
time the prisoner put her left head in bin iMI
hand trousers pocket, and took all hie ree=
Lefore he could prevent her, she passed
to the other, who endeavoured to rah le
escape. Witmes, however, seized hold of both, sal*
fell to the ground. He was then severely handled let Mm
and a mob surrounded them composed of thieves eel th
worst of characters, who iocited them to farther RV
him. In theatres& to secure the prisoner she shod a
four or five blows on the face, but he kept bold of balsa
• eoestable came up, when she was taken to these*
home. The other female, with the aid of the ash,/
caged to make her escape.
Francis Hawkins, 180 L, said he was on duty wee
Obelisk a little after 1 on Friday morning, wise ha
cries of "polies* proceed from a mob collected seine
down. He ran there, and saw the Fomenter
with the primmer sad another female. The latter
got away, but they secured the prisoner.
Sergeant Garden, 25 X, said he had known the plim
more than ten years u • thief ; she bad been =Med •
least a doze. times. On the 17th of February, 11382, demi
tried at the Surrey seesions, and sentenced to tb,ee
penal servitude for highway robbery, rod she wee 1001
with a ticket-of-leave.
The prisoner admitted the former miriade,. be of
she knew nothing of the protest charge, s she es
drunk.
Mr. Woolrycb committed her for Wei