The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-28 00:00:00

THB YO LICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

HOW-snearr.
Bann or roam= STAMM.
2...awking savant girl, who laid her same was
.--secerAffse, bat who has hitherto been known as
irAdes, was Watt lip on emend, charged
ist.„•*"-- risme damp to value of 261.
vilir"--sr was formerly emplo am domestic servant
wrniTsigily of Mr. Mills, Bunmonger of Great
••• - Bloomsbury. Mr. Mills keeps the
restivisi boom there, and had • dock
posid4:4o.4stasops in his shop fey the purpose
of cmhseiere. In January last she
d after she had left, 251, worth of postage
egai
wre tailOOL lefmmatica was given to the polio"
e
, • • digitated. In Febraerr she was treated to
si• looked, where she had offered 161. worth of
stets .ob.witaivr.t-badekas:go: far
abriththenhomeixts6l
troll"."'Hig gave information to the polies. Eli
widdliriortbat shelath boss mai Loa. at
pongeg.tows, and that dm bought the damps
LutrftrLthe detarymartregalst:srpe,
sttts
ire/ 1 *., hut *Wheat attempting
SI
oat this threit shesuddenly ethappeared,
le
just in
0061 frog apprehansion by a polioroonstab
tray 066 Load°at to take her in custody oti
ms
A few days hack the was thither traced to
lisdiriera, where she was is monist natter the MUM of
laoo6o, Impactor of the E divides, said that since
essethation he bad oranmunicated with Mr. Pea-
- the etheitor to the Post•offiee, to ascertain whether
gtdbiweirsest would take sp the proetcutton. Mr. Pea-
wool replied that they would not ; they did not consi-
yr list it was • •••• in thy way affeetiog the Post.effios
thither Henry said be had quite andel ted that the
Ne411(0 adkaritias would take that view of the case. He
bedreer, that leave of themes would be given
,Fultretortmeder at Kasturk, in order that be might
Owed.
adorth understood that if • summates Wage issued
the atteadathe of the pethmester so difficulty
Libe thrown in the way of his atteedisg.
Ilto orestehle who had been to Kant/ark in smith of the
•pwoetr mid it would be advisable to call one of the load
• is them she had made a statement that the stamps
Tingbe giros to hot hy her mistress.
eia remanded to give time for the attendance of
Yea teo edemas..
some tine back the prisoner's brother was apprehended
▪ ,huge of having in his pommies 21. worth of
damps, which he had been offering for sale at
idioetown. It Was then suspected that be had received
lam bola his lister and that they were part of the 264
web be
st is the 'bootee of =Maud evidence he was
dethited-
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
ANNOYING LADY JAW' WALIOND.
pod Ro!,eft, a collector, residing at Na 2, Trsvor-squere,
tirlwas charged before Mr. Knox with behaving
rd ys manner at the doer of the house No. 36,
gogicest, Groavenorsquam, and musing • crowd of per-
du to amicable.
fin Herded Waroud, daughter of Lady Janet Walrond,
pal dot about 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon the defendant
eel to the door of the house No. 36, Green-th,,itth
Grorresm-equare, where she resided with her mother, and
sat • greed noise, saying he would have his money. He
wide hell and knocked violently at the door, and caused
a weed of boys to amemble.
TM defendant sated whether he was not told to some to
Bohm"?
11th Mahood said that wee not the case, and that not
yo posy was owieg to him.
igdy jabot Walrond said the defendant knocked violently
d the door, and the attention of several persons was
Waded to the house. He come to the hoses twice, and
de first time she took no notice of it.
I la more to the defendant Lady Walrond said she had
s resband, and that she was not in the habit of getting into
661 sod pleading her ("overture every time.
gods, 171 D, proved the diode:nonce and taking the
adeadiat into custody.
Tes defeedset, in reply to Mr. Knox, said he had so
=t:aa.ok. He was in the employ of • well-known
• firm at Knightsbridge, and Lady Janet
Waked was indebted 41. far goods, sad he west for the
new. Her ladyship was in the habit of getting into
lobt and then removing, sod it wee difficult to get at her,
ad idea they did she pleaded her coverenn.
L. %sox said that even if there was any sum of money
rein*. defeadant hod no right to make a disturbance in
the paid streets. The defendant bed his remedy in the
Nasty Dourt. He would have to find one bail in 101. to
kap the pros for ix months.

WORSHIP-STREET.
917441(0 BOMB' ITOD.

Two men named irmore and Cheii;arere charged with
complicity in stealing mixed food for hones.
Ir. Henry Maynard, from the °Moe of Mr. Beard, at-
tended ia support of the prosecution, which is directed by
Hens. Macnamars, the extensive ontracitoos, and having
geld the minute facts of the case, sailed two plain clothes
aeolableo, who swore that they bad seen Challis driving a
ma m which were two nose bap, that Elmore gat ioto the
nor and, evidently seen by Challis, emptied the provender
ino a wok, jumped down with it, and was walking away,
irba both men were taken into euxtody.
Mr. Arthur Maceamara said that op to the time in
quoin %Allis was in his employ as a driver, and that
toe aosohers ocetaining the mixed corn were ender his
are ie that capacity. Elmore had been also a driver, but
vu discharged about six months' since, whether for air
hoonty he mold not remember.

ilnr'yJeaso;,fort;e7l,7;ainable garment of the public
• sergeant in the 11 diviaioe of police, and now us the
employ of the Great Easters Railway Company, proved •
ocriesion spinet Elmore in January, 1859, for stealing
nun horse collars belonging to that company. Wilkinson,
se ecoreplica was sentenced to mix months' impriecoment,
sad Smote to four or five years in a reformatory. Re had
eo nowt that witness scarcely identified him.
lir. Maynard strongly urged that the prisoners should be
exemitted for trial, and sot dealt with summarily; the
durecterof the offence with which they were charged blind
frappe with more serious onsequssoes them might at first
be append ; the value of the stolen corn was at the most
belfoorows, a trifle certainly, but that wee not the actual
low; it most be borne in mmd that in all such instances
as the prima the horses were deprived of their day's
food, very releonably fell illitheref rum. were linable to work,
Sad thee by the loss of their services even for a brief epos
el time made misobief almost incalculable. Messrs.
Xamemars bad between six and seven hundred horses, and
enerteined so doubt that the ill-doing of such men ea the
!Meant mu fast becoming, if is was not already, • most
emovenve gam.
?MOWN were ordered for trial.

George Porter, 52, an ostlwr, was eharged with stealing
two lank of mired bone food from a waggon while left
ti thl driver.
The persecutors were Mears. !denuder and John
lffince farmers, at Barkingeide, Word. One of their
(aeon named Spahr, bad charge of the team with the
brae pander mentioned (a sufficiency foe the doable
imrnl). yet, while returning to Ilford, he had the whole
el it, whines the animals should by that hoar have eaten
hit, a fact remarked upon by Mr. Cooke, the magistrate,
yk' suspicion of the driver acting in complieity
tft the prison".
Saran Mum, 71 K division, noticed the prisoner, who
arts se wan at a beershop in the Mile-end-road, take the
ors from the waggon and empty. it into a ban in the
Oaths. He took him into custody immediately.
Mr. Abbott pleaded in mitigation of the theft the pri-
sm's swe, and clot it was • first offence. Sentence, two
wend imprisonment with hard labour.
Several rewards have been bestowed by the Police COM-
!clown upon Sergeant Most for Jetecting thie class of
rubberise, and this a the eighth oonvictioo effected by him.

MART M'LwOD, LATE SEXTANT wires DR.
PIX/CRAML—We soderstaad that tee or two (Aare of
the detective police, sad several other sympathising gentle.
Istawho have iaterested themselves in her am, Sr. re.
"alt Elbwriptins privately, to enable Mary Milmod,
soireciieg to her expressed wish, to emigrate to America.
Orally, we believe, one or two pounds have been received,
Ind it is confidently expected that, ere loog, a sum will
4 othested sufficient to Mien the object in view.
say mention that we have bed handed to us
e elergymen in the city the name and addrees of an
Anerwm gentleman, who is is Glasgow on business at
pee-
ast, who kindly volunteers to employ Mary M'l.eod as
tenant to his family at New York till she obtains a per-
t:whim simation. She belongs to the neighbourhood of 10.
mama is ea intelligent and unaesumiog girl, though of
as artmently simple and thoughtless dispositice.-
6•91013 Morning Journal.
I olthagrag AORICVLTETEAL Secterr. —The annual
of the Yorkshire Agricultural Society will corn-
_; "ener 00 Tuesday next In Netber.haU-park, Doocester.
"ail the
mommad promote such an array of shedding
es m gto the mind a general ides of the bony
seam which is to manifest itself is a few days. To the
_lift al the solemn the first row of stalls is devoted to the
`muerte sad other cattle ; these are succeeded by the
Pila he sheep sad pigs ; after which we have • portion
if the theme for horses the satire ones beiog housed
hi taus built in an inielosed yard to the left, and quite
',1.411 the way of all now. After the horse-boxes the
71thaesole come next, sod near thereto will be the
^imagism attached to the threehingeambier. A
Tallthlisee.box bee bees provided Ire Blair Athol, who,
~•magb the liberality of his owner, Mr. J. Jackson, will be
„"ita to tie public. Two large indorse* have been pro.
er... fat jadong and afterwards parades( and o:knitting
Ranshonot rooms of moat ample dimensioas,
7114
tral Now sod &oak rooms have nog boss forgotten.
..
„, el towhees sad • • mills takes
tisesbew.yarthrashid ng
ou Tuesday ; as Wednesday the
_dare eounnesees, and the judges will award prima,
ma will also be held, and the inhale
hd take place is
Deer mooing, at the Maud= Houss,
Gems the who of ottebbg, the president of the
!cut/. Mid* Ou Thursday, le addition to the rsaeral
thus will be a thew al loam& ; sad OS Friday the
ease M 4 p.m