The Express.
London, England, 1856-09-11 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURT&

MARLBOXOUGH STREET.
Mary Jose., a wall-dreowd woman, was charged before
Mr. Hoodoo with utter*, gorged *bonen.
Basjanaf• Liabory, belabor, No. 12, Tomo, Hasslogtoo,
mid, on Wolamday, the 25th Aware, the prises*. etas to
Mat tie swaise sad beaded to Ma • MOW latch Mar
tafted • clique for 16(.. oorportiog to bot draws Oa Miure
Herrin sad Co. by Mr. WM= lasting. no letter was
as foitowa :

"No. 4, The Tana, Neaghlgtes.
" We. Beads( prorate her o mapliateste to Kr. Lability,
sad wlll towel 'rosily obliged by las wising tho eadoeed
doom for 141.',

*Ham hod served Km Beating for 24 years, and had
often changed Bank slam foe her. He told the prboom be
was sorry he had may two 61. notes aid • sovereign In the
liesm, hut he woad go with he to Mrs. Bentlog's and see
if that ma would hoomil be meld seed the Menem la
the mendag. The pshimor sold.she would not trouble him
to go with low that she would p beak to Mn. Boating
date the aim to her acid if the money mimed would do
she would ream famoilleeely Whams thee gave the prl:
sager the ssoosy,_end 'the went sway. In the morning
witness head *gee amps was • forgery.
Me. W./Morino ephastersr, said the mote sad the Amps
By
hemeeles.
By the Melee if Mr. Honing, who sttended prof's-
tite
ea fhb Mew. prfeenfor mad* so dame. sad was fully Gem.
NNW
The lest ore was for attempting to Wein ash foe •
forged shrew his Mr. Thomas Stephens, hatcher, 81,
North kedleyeetniet.
TM, ptimmer was folly rommitted ea thls rose.
Thum mom a Mira mom, but as the widows., was not man.
plate. the tiff witnesses were Wend ever to Woad st
the Oetober sessions.

LAMBETH.
A well dressed seatresty bulldog esidas aged female, who
gave the sew of Hansa Mess, was otarged before tbe
Hog. 0. C. Norton with ostensive robberies of the stall' is
the Crystal Palges
David Barrett, a youth la the servile of Mr. George
Baia, a jeweller wile keeps a stall at ties Crystal Passe,
deposed that about 6 o'clock sa the preceding evening the
prisoner came to his 'goatees Mall, and leasing over it took
up a brooch which she begs. to praise for its beauty, and
while she was doing so he missed a bramlet which. he had
sees safe bats nosiest before. Hs told the primer about
it eke replied she knew settling about it, and walked
away, bit he followed her sell ha met a coastable sod
told him of the loam, and elated his saspielou of the prieterr.
Pelleeffeentehle Studies Treading, 289 P, deposed that
whin he elegpsil the primmer, and the last witness tamp
timed lite hie of tke bracelet, the ptyalin denied all know-
** op, bet raid that rather than th. lad should get into
my Weide about Its has, abe would give him bait its value,
et. Weed, the whole et lie valet. Witness mid he meld
sat eneedea Oaf easpreethe of the natter, sad the pelsoaer
busied NUE the tinning bneelet. Bene& the prissier
to etethediesee„ sad. en her Wag meshed thaw., a
aortae aeletheeet of Wein te and jewellery, sub as are
sold while the beildlag, was found eeseeeled le the bonen
pert el bee deem. la whisk there was • lugs pocket, ell
neede evideatly side far the reception of stolen utak,.
Tthreszfrr llen sea her was of the vales, argues
e
Threw Pi 11.., s lad beefs, Use etre of a stall balms-
ing to Mrs. Newell. blenudel a broad' which had been
oM7ss he. his shill en the pinions attentoon, and which
had bees head be ihe mlassilauese lot dleeuered as the

delTh Mil seen the primmer at his stall
derlog the ehinseen.
The phew, who eeseeeill to be much affected by bar
awkward widow, diehard giving any account of herself,
end wee remanded.
Ms. Illelohoma, who is engaged M the prosecution splint
home he elltalailig 51. by false pretences from Mrs.
Peony, the landlady of the ?iswington Arms, la King.
street, Walworth, banded to Mr. Norton • letter on which
he wished to take the magistrate's advice. It had bees ad-
dressed to his client (Mrs. Peso)), sad delivered at the
beam of that lady while th+ ease was bowleg at this wart.
The following is an sawn carol of this epistle :
" Mrs. Penny, If you appear .giant Tom Stowell, you
will be kild. Tem la • good 011 ow, so look oat; for us
theevese are desprit Milers, and Tom Stowell is oar frigid.
We us your hoes., and so help mi God. wi:l kit you, If
you employ bloody S lowan." (Addressed) "Hen. Pansy,
Nswionton Arms, King street, Walworth."
Mr. Solemoas refloated that the magistrate would have
the kindness to tiompare this letter with the receipts gives
by Stowell. it was the opinion of many friends who had
dens so, that they ben a striking similarity in tie hand-
writing.
Mr. North', after earefeily oompsring both. admitted
that there was a similarity, but the latter was is so dis-
guised • bead, dist he did not wish to offer a decided
opiaion ea that matter.
Mr. Soloesoas °button! that suck threats wets likely to
impede the &habitat:ahem of pantie, ; but ha was happy to
say that in this we the attempt should sat sawed, as Mn.
Posey was fist. rained not to be deterred by nth. And as
for himself, he easel hardly soy that the party mint mis-
time him if they supposed that suck math and acesease
would deter hint from icing kis duty.