The Express.
London, England, 1849-09-11 00:00:00

• THE POLICE CO
GUILDHAIL.

Camels or TwinWA /3asin, of 34.
Mos, Briek-iman was with stealiag • Rat
in th etaCatkolie
Befigholemew Alitt' MoorgeMetrem,
mid 4int en Sunday weak* be attended mar at Moordelds
Chard en eight *Weak, and while he went sp•o Morelia,
es rosei'mtkaimentannat Um grimmer to* Montage of Me
abeam* and walked swag with his bat, whisk .suet him
112 a.
P•trisiCTlangliaa, of GairdMinsis Wentwartly
attest. said that hamatendad the shard at elm hour naiad
by the Met wham, and saw MN go towards the situ. Nu
sooner did he leave the seat this dm prisoner meat and took
she Mt which Higgins left behind hCm, sad as ma sublime
pissed his old hat I. ilea of it. Mines' followed him our,
&Masked Ms whose kat he and gst, and he replied his earn.
The was allied, Mk tha prisozer given Into
y.—Aldereaaa Challis asked if such Midas were' oi
4vbeat mourrones t—ifairakon MAW that they were.
The prisoner, in Mears, said that he unfortusatilv got
intenieated lest Mayor's Day, lost his situation, and had
ever aims been out of employment. ii. hoped the ;Merman
would deal lanisatly with Lisa, and he would never be guilty
of the like again.
Mimosa Challis sant him to prison for one month.
The prisons: thanked the &alderman, and was gun
removed.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
Tam Lesinsrran IiCIAOLAZT u OXYOID
Jaw Pee, dim Boats, a notorious burglar, who recently
=ltem Middlesex Hospital, where he had been on-
Ia n eonsegoenso of a serious &oddest which he sus•
mined when attempting to amps from the pollee, was
charged with hav_ing_attempted to 061•1•14 a burglary at the
residence of Mr. asebles,hrvier, 332, Oxford-street.
Frames Bishop deposed that eh* was housemaid in the
anise of the prosecutor. On the morning of Sunday, the
19th August, about half-past one o'clock, site was is bed
aakep, when she was awoke by hearing a Robe outside her
bedlam window. She listened, and heard a Kure of glass
Week. She then got out of bed, sad saw two men standing
mild& the window, awe of whom she recognised to be the
palsemem fibs immediately ran upstairs end. informed her
masse, sad when they 11111110 bark the men had dis-
appmend. The police wen sent for, and on searching the
Klein one «ie men wag found dead in the yard, having
[ales from reMg at a high wall. The prisoner at the bar
was letenglelee the beam a short time after by • man who
bee men she lb. primmer drop front a house in Little Ar-
gyle-street
Mr. Rebosts, a tailor, residing at No. 93, George-street,
Caosdartewa, said he was passing the house of the prose-
ustar about two o'clock on the morning of the 19. h of
when hewn, informed that some men bad attempted
ma eateares into the prosecutor's premises, but, on
bibs dimoehel, had made their escape. At the suggestion
of 16. Malan he ran round into Lirle Argyle-street, when
he saw the prisoner, who hal jut dropped from a window
of No. 2 in that street, is the act of rising from the nave.
meat. He appeared lame, and witness collared him and
took him back to Mr. Wales, who gave him In charge to the
Mary Ouh, No. 2, Little Argyle-street, proved that she was
awoke about half-past ose on the morning of the 19th
by hearing some glass break. She go up, and, on looking out
of the window, she saw two or three persons standing near
the door. She subsequently found the screwdriver now pro-
duced lying on the windowledge, on which wire the marks
of a man's hand, and from which window the prisoner no
doubt dropped into the street.
Inspector Lester, A division, deposed that on the 19th of
August, he wee MI duty at the Vine-street police station,
and received charge of the prisoner, who complained of his
foot being very bad. Hs examined it, and found it much
swollen. He sent for a surgeon, who recommended his re-
moral to the hospital, which w done and a constable was
placed to watohbien. Witneei subsequently examinedthe win-
dow of Mr. Babies' house, and fcund the top of a small con-
servatory removed. Oa the window pane of the back
drawing-room were some marks which appeared to be made
by the screwdriver produced. He examined the back
premises at daylight, from Mr. Rabies' house, to No. 2
Little Aegyleatreet, and found that a person could walk
along the leads from the former hones to the second flax
staircase window of the latter, by which they could eerily
gain access.
Palmer, 214 D, said he saw the prisoner come out of Mr.
Rabies' house in custody if another constable. The prisoner
called out, " Is there any of Harry Veal's friends here I°'
He then took a box of matches from hie pocket and threw
them on the pavement. Witness picked them up and fol-
lowed him to the station, and gave them into the hands of
the inspector on duty.
Marko, 320 A, said—On Sunday fortnight, about twelve
o'clock at night, he we. on duty in ono of the wards where
prisoner was ustbsed, when, from the heat of the wards he
was suddenly attacked with illness, which rendered him kr
a time ineensible. When he recovered his senses he disc
vend that the or had escaped.
Inspector Whall, C division, said—Prom information he
had provinuly received. he went in oompany with Sergeant
Gray to No. 4, Coebett's-place, Brick-lane. They effreted
an entranes by the back premises, end in one of the rooms
found the prisoner playing cards within' of his companions.
They immediately took him into custody.
Mr. Hardwick said it was fortunate for the prima', that
he had been disturbed when in the set of attempting the
burglary. If he had effected an entrance into Mr. Battles'
premises, it would have been his duty to seed him before
a jury to be tried for the !slaty. He should, therefore,
commit him to the House of Correction for three months.
WESTMINSTER.

ALLEGIID BABIIIIITT.—:/;;;;111117671411,11, living in Stork-
bridge-terrace, Pimlico, was shamed with stealing 1811. in
sovereigns and half sores from the residues of Mr.
Richard lame, of 8, Vistula-road, Pleats*, cheeennonger.
The prisoner had acmes to the prosecutor's house, and
sptirttlii alter one of his visits the sun of 1811., which was de.
a cupboard, wee missed. Boon afterwards he was
observed to have • oonsiderable quantity of money in his pos-
session and he gave an Warm* scent of the manner in
which he obtained it.
Mr. Broderip remanded the sensed, whomade no defence,
for a we/h.—Bail, on the applioation of prisoner's solledtor,
for his appearance was refused.