The Express.
London, England, 1865-05-30 00:00:00

TEC POLICE COURT.

(THIS DAY.)

WESTMINSTER. •
• CHILD THIEF.
001Fge Beaacroft, • ragged diminutive boy, St
shoes or stockings, was placed in the felon's desk
Mr. Arnold. A.
Magistrate—What is the age of this child?
Prisoner—Severs years. r
Magistrate—Prosecutor, surely you are not going MOW!
this ! .
Promeator—l leave it entirely to you.
Magietrate—Thoceargesgsinst this child, seven Tema
s ' etealleg • be
aadle of mdishes,value one penny."
Prossertter—Bt he le as old offender.
Magistrate—Bs osaaot be • very old offender at we
years el
Policreons age. gable Sutton, 139 B—This is the third ti iis 1r
prisoner has been brought into the station is • wookOr.
for felony sad coos for annoying • lady at the oOrdl7
at Bromptom.
Prosecutor—And this is the third time he has roldel we
is • coupl• of days. s
Magistrate Go on with the charge.
Jobs Crew, the prosecutor, said that yesterday.
the prisoner case to his shop, stole the vedettes. mills*,,
off. He C 6309 back in as boar's time, when be weesson
in taking him. He said if he bad bad shoes au Mena
have walked into him (kicked bin shim).
Sutton said that prisoner was • most M/
and notorious offsader, although so yout rg
trbf!!
Ir.
was • notorious old druskard who bad been gain
informed of the prisoner's misconduct.
The mother said her see would save" do anYtidtg gimg
say mom ; he bed proarieed her. I
Magistrate (to the inotber)—Now. listen to me. Ii e 9
i
discharge your boy, on your eateries into reaogolgil
24. for his good behaviour for six months. Reeneareer,gts
in any way °fluids you will here to pay the 21. or of be
at to promos.

SOUTH WAB.E.

a•AALANTAILI CASS OP CHILD STILLDIFX
As soon se Yr. Berebees ban taken his mat os
• very respectable-looking woman, with es id's* kg
arms, motored the court cry* bitterly, to ask the NOW
al his worship and the press to recover one of her ed#B,l
which bed reeently been stolen by some uspoulgw
female.
Sergeant Gardener, the Wier inspector oc duty MI
Stoosewred pollorstaticie, informed his worship laity 110
alipliseat wee a very respectable female. Her ha.,
for many yews worked at the brewery of Hews.
Perkins, mod they raided at 19, Laytoe's-groen,
street, Borough. On Mayday otter* " ^""
inetast, one of her oblides*, a little girl foe
avid a ball old, was stolen from the neighbourhood t
female about twenty years of age, shabbily drenuti
was sees with the child in the Dover•road and
proceeding towards Loodoo-bridge. The police or
bed
dyed every essistasoe by searobieg all the lodgi
emigrant ships kiwis( Loedoe, end densely I;IPV.,
asigboerboodse bat asfartuestely without &UAL
following placard hid been extensively oneuleted 01,"
sr Stolen, a little OK —Diet, on Hoiniayeltenece.7
22nd inst.,' between the home of two end three, •
aged four pen and a half, named Elisabeth Vaol2.
Fair complexion. Sark basil eyes, light brows s
Blifo!"
curls. When she loft home woo dressed 'lO
brows muslin frock with two dolmas, 0011,_,A
holland apron, block merino ',submit tr::
with red, red and bleak crinoline, assesl
illaM
white drawees seolloped at the bottom.
tottlwat hoots laced op in frost, Red white mites OW'
Lass seen with a women is the Dover reek del
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laweeder *Atom trade, short dark shawl, mid
Whoever will being the shbl to No. 19 losytoeoilln
=Smith work Val be boadlotooly To crortodPr 10'
Igoomostion to be glue at the •
11tenswood. Doeugb."
Soupotat Cloodossr that Mews. Sudsy odillti
hove Wood a issued of 101. for the restersolos of Ile
wootbre telierstod tbo statement of 'hp
irodadded *4 dr child bad merely gone so
when It wee Nabbed up, and she WSJ *Mad 'tad
welsh .viii her abroad. She was is :tll7-00
dioinuo at the loos:of the child sad hoped the
ends* kw to recover ft. • litt
Doieboa bad no doubt the reporter wield
:tabs and he trusted olio would saes
Applioaat thanked Ms worship and withdour.