The Express.
London, England, 1849-06-29 00:00:00

Mr. Merry 'e .__..,. Ann. 3 MI,
Mr. J. Lilliee Npithead, 6 yrs, Tat blb
NI Sir p"` 4 • - 6et Sib

7ib

.(liiett) 1

Mr. 6. L. kba's.iiißoliert'alaper, 4 yrs,
lbe following also ran: Mr. lioase'rare's Andalusian,
3 yrs, sst 21b, nnd Laidi is's Lady I-am-off, 4 yr.,
121 b. Won by a length. Toe winner is objected to, f./r
carrying 31b over wiigh , and not declaring it until after
the race. The matter is refer:T(l to the Jockey Club.
OOLD CUP of 15W., by subs. of 10 soil. each, Bto. ; 3yrs-
old, Est 101 b; 4-yrs, Bst 61h ; 6-yrs, 94; 6-yra mid aged,
9at 31b • stares and geldings allowed 31b. 2 miles. 16 subs.
Mr.berry's Chanticicer, 6 )rs (Marlow) 1
Mr. J. Cookson's tamp! , tyrs Creropleroan) 2

and sore afterwards insulted by the insolvent. The insolvent
now denied the language imputed to him.
Mr. Commissioner Phillips thought the language was very
much like that used by persons in the iniolvent's station of
lieu. lie believed Mr. Jolly, but as the debt was under 201,
a rewind would be inoperative.
The case was adjourned for further evidence.

THE POLICE COURTS.
MARYLEBONR.
A JUTINILI Timar.—Martin Fitzgerald, 16 years of
aer, was placed at the bar for final examination, on a charge
of having stolen • silver watch, value 31., from Master
Richard Pisber Angelo, aged 13, ten of Major Angelo, rih
siding iii York.strett, Portman-square.
It appeared that while Muter Angelo was walking in the
R• gait's Park, accomptnied by his little seat r, nine years
old, ne was met by a number of boys, one of whom asked
hint what it was o'clock; he auswered that it wanted five
minu.es to two, and at the same moment be was collared by
the pii.oner, who stole from him his watch. He (Master
Angelo) immediately seized hold of bins and threw him
down, hot he contrived to get up,,and, with hisumpanions,
made iff Information of the robbi ry was communicated to
the police, and the prie.ner was ultimately taken ioto
cuotudy in Hyde perk.
The prisoner denied that he was in the Regent'iopark at
any per,ed of the day on which the watch was stolen.
Muter Angelo and his sister were satisfied as to his ideuti y,
and be was committed f r trial.
SOUTHWARK.
FAIAtt ALARM TO A kIitZ•FACAPI CONDUCTOR. —J.
Wharf, 'l. rk in a merchant's t Slut, was choraed wi h
at:einpting to upset the hex appropriated for the see of the
man iu charoe of the fire-engine escape in St. George's
push.
Joseph Smith stated that he was conductor of the fire.
engine esupe stationed opposite to St George's Churth.
HIM that tie sat in • wcoden box in readine4 to wheel .M
the machine in case it should bo rt cowed. Between en
and two o'clock that mnruing, while he wee sitting in the
box, the defendant tame up and bawled out as lout as he
could " Fire, fire." He (complainant) immenietely jumped
out of the toe, and the moment he did so the detenout
burst into loud laughter ; and, whet, remonstrated with, h.
accused compleivant of being asleep on his duty, and, taking
a hook cut of his pocket, said he would report bin for nigh
genre of duty. Di fendant sub,equcutly ett inp:rd to up.td
the box, and thereupon he (complainant) gave him into
cum ody.
The defendant said, that in passing the fire-escape hi
merely I.ut his head into the door of the box, and finding
the men who had are Os it fast asleep, he ejaculated " C-me,
old fellow, wake up, and don't sleep on ytur post." 13, on
this the complainant bounced out of his box, and threatened
to snuihila'e butt for disturbing him. He had bee. leaked
up ever since, and he trusted the punishment he had already
endured would be considered quite sufficient.
Mr. S,citer said that the defendant richly deserve d what-
ever inconvenience ho had suff red, and h- ordered him to
enter into his rectognisacces not to repeat such conduct.