The Express.
London, England, 1848-09-18 00:00:00

Hatt speaks In her letter as hden to the parish T—The
Overseer That, I It .atiteury.—Applicattoa for
• warrant wen them Wand.
OUILDHALL—Senaimus POSTAGI Selene.—T. A'
noid, aged 17, wee Mari* with stealing postage stamps, the
progeny et the Pertmeeteaesessal. In eowa at dm
traw tit Iglus Ilist Nokollesad,
kmitte Mom Mamie milembed OA, etat Jalistoatotes, sae oldie
geishas hemee, without amy Queen's bee*, Mt Beal-
msespairlifelleatshoof;rbeevioisPeatinatialaseetti:bast
tt Isdbie-torrian, weed Yams te poet at the
ahem reseivig-beme, laving taken ere is Ames • particular
Welk en the Mai& At tea brim poet elm o'slosk the
latett-tratitt lame* his alludes !eel LadipMe4lll, and
=selde enialay them he /send that dupes bade were
which be had marked. He went with Cole and an
east to tbs. street, sad inquired who toads up the six
*Week ee&s and was told that the prisoner (who was
Kerris'and Co.'s employment) "maths individual :
Hr. lisakiesepe mad him if he had made up the collection,
and lie replied that he had. He 'au then 'eked if he had
any peerage stamps in his possmaion, and he said that he had
not, bat as the officer searching him, a pocket-bookwen
found in his possaelos, oontainiag the Imo miming stamps
that were marked. At first he said that he purchased them
about 11 o'clock in the morning, for one halfpenny each, hut
he afterwards confused to having removed them from the
letters. The prisoner declined saying anything, and the
Alderman imausitted him for 14 days.
HOW-STREET:ALLNOIDSWINDLINO.-IV.S. Fraser%
lets landlord of the Seven Stars, in Brick-lane, Whitechapel,
who reibeed at the last examination to give his name or ad-
dress, was re-extunined, charged with robbing several Wades.
men.—Constable 68 P, said that he lied been engaged. the
entire weak In bruin the isrboner, and he had aact.rtauted
that be had bees oosMet three different times, and that there
were emend shopkeepers In attendance, to some of whom he
gem fake thaws tar goods.—A sbopman, in the service of
Mr. Joy, holder, of Ground-street, Westminster bridge road,
proved, en the 3rd Ettember, the prisoner selected a quan-
tity of shirts and other amides, amounting in 'eau' to
W.l& fid, to be sent to the Masons' Arms, Canterbury-
resaLambeth-road, where he escaped with them.
turel, moristant to Me.. Williams sad Rim-
ming, 46, Blaskfelsre.rood, woollendrapers, proved
• Medlar ersees, 'unedited by the prisoner about three
wadi' back, when heobtained goods to the mine rig:. 94.3 d.
—Bfinflia4Fevy, 7 H, said he-knew the prisoner about ten
years, sod when he was landlord of the Seven Stars, is
Brit:Wane, Spitalflelds. About fear years back he was sent
to the melons from this mart for stealing lamps In Lincoln's.
lamdeble, and. being eseviseed, received IMMO& of six
ereethe bard labor. le Dmember, 1846, he was also con-
Meted of frandalsadyeleeleies a wrathy of brandy and
Mbar spirits at the Admen aai lull labile-house ; and in the
math of April, 180, be stele a ipmaty of knives and forks
tram MIN& Zarld. at High serest, WbaseUmi, cutlers,
be Ai& be wee seats med to eighteen made" bard labour.
—The missaer was emaitted for trial three several times
en thee eleargea—J. T. Hoag", 818, o:tinker's% raid he
sespesbed the whom bad • poir of boots on belsealeg to
him. The boots worn by the prisoner were as
Mr. Hedges' preperty.—Constable 121 11 said he eseal make
oat NOW IMMO of forgery against tie primer It he was
ememeded.—lir. Hairy said he would net telable all the
traisseeme pima Is attend at the meime, tires distinct
bdrirWag eaffishat, upon which be 11111 Mii him ;
rahould be Year again in owe ether sharps
@mild he prebend kim.
AISAULT.—As was charged with basing seer
=Med an wank apes Z. Andrews, omnibus timmkooper,
Daelty-plane, Womble bridge.—The complainant MOM
mat on Friday Wap the primer came In me etas Water-
loo emeithass hem Oamberweitgate to Levaraterflmee eel
apes being &eked hir hie has he said be bad est=
thea aeseeralp, ter whisk be wanted chump. The
till him that be bad se sheep, and the risme &ea said
Ike. he weeld net pay valise be rot change. Aker else
mareemelita they went to • pablie-house in order to got
=bet leased of asking for the change the prisoner
he esmphiesat a blow on the cheat, and was about
IliPlatek, when • policeman same tip and the prisoner was
matedy. The prisoner was drank at the time._
No. 60 if said that when he came up the
pelotas', whe was very shad,,, was about to strike the com-
plainant • emendtime.—Mr. Hoary fined the defendant 31.,
or should meemit hie to prisms for one mouth.
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Oran, Strationssoe and Co , Bator and Co., and several
other saw% sad who colls himself a bill discounter, was re.
mezeinsimel charged with having stoles a bill of exchange for
200 L, the of W. Barnwell, Esq., of Jereaya-strut,
under prclaaaa K getting it discounted. The prisoner ob-
tained Whinnies by some means that did not transpire
that the
,preneater was in want of temporary accommoda-
tive, and weft a letter to the prosecutor stating that he
could scommodete him by discounting his bill. The prose.
cutor obtained a interview with the prisoner, who, repre-
senting that he had a large cash account at Mews. Clouts's,
succeeded in getting posseinion of the prosecatos's bill for
2001., on the promise of bringing him the money in a few
hours. The prosecutor saw no more of the prisoner until
Tuesday last, when be met him in Albeay.street, Regent's-
park. He immediately demanded of the prisoner to mean the
bill. The prisoner said he had not got it, and begged for
Oat's sake that the prosecutor would not expose him, and
that the bill should be returned to him.
promised that
however, gave hint in charge.—Mr. Green,
clerk in Morn. Contta's bankinhouse, proved that the
prisoner sever had an account with them in the name of
Ones. He is. dated that to the beet of his recollootion he
never saw the Own before in his life. A solicitor said he
attended subsist et W. Wooly. Bart., from whom
the Oman had chained • bill he 6001 by similar means.
As AleW. Wonky wouldset be is town for a few days, he
meet beg to have the grimmer remanded.—Mr. Hingham re-
manded thlyrisoser until Tuesday next.
TilAkisB.-811ILLIXO OXIN AND SHEEP:A Pond,
who demeibed himself as a gentleman, was charged with
stealing three oxen and three sheep, the property of Mr. A.
P. Jean, butcher, of No. 63, Hinnies. The prosecutor
rents 60 acres of land on Plaistow Marshes, where 25 oxen
and 76 sheep wee. feeding on Monday afternoon. Oo
Wednesday morning he received information that
three oxen and three sheep bad been stolen. He
immediately owned handbills to be printed and circu-
lated, giving a description of the stock miming, and
offering a reward of 101. for the discovery of the
thief. On Friday evening, In consequence of information,
three policemen were sent to Ruratorne-street, where the
missing cattle were found en a abed that bad been let to the
prisoner. The wiener was afterwards taken into custody,
when he ruined violently. He said he had got into a mass,
and that he ghoul have a good deal of trouble about the
matter. The Misery was discovered by means of' a boy
named iiIHINISMI% who gave a long amount of the manner
in which Wealth had been taken. He said be had been
employed by a mash who acco.ted him in Holloway, and '
asked if he wanted a job. He then took him down by rail-
way to Plaistow, when he directed him to drive the three
oxen and three sheep to Bayswater; but Ines he pt to the
City-road, he was mat by the prisoner, who turned the oxen
back, and the other man said, " It's all right, he has sold
them to a friend of and directed them to be driven in
another direction. The lad Hammond had afterwards seen
the handbills shoat the robbery, and had given the informa-
tion whisk led to the apprehension of the prisoner.—The
prisoner made no defence, and was remanded.
Dna= raw Funsooa Dawns— T. and J. Jonas, in
the employ UNIT. Byars, wine and porter merchant, of lime-
house hole, were re-examined charged with causing the
death of Beams Coolidge, a servant girl, by driving their
umber's hone sad out over her in High-street, White-
third. A conner's jury had already returned a verdict of
manslaughter welsh T. Jones, the driver of the cart. Two
witnesses, who saw the occurrence, proved that the phonon
, were in the art, which was d-iven at a furious rata.—Mr.
Pelham, who appeared for the prisoners, said there were no
grounds for charities either of the prisoners with man.
daughter. Both of them very deeply lamented the occur-
, ranee, which wasl: Wheat
accidental.—Mr. Ballengee wee of
opinion that thejury on the eat had corns to a right
essolasion, and t there had been farina driving. He
. therefore, commit T. Jonas for trial, and discharge
i his brother.