The Express.
London, England, 1848-09-07 00:00:00

POLICE.—MmaDAT.

MANSION MOUSlL—Srakuxo • Box or Davos.—
H. Herbert, a (loathe, was chirped, apes his own whs•
don, with haviag stolen a box of deeds.—Mr. Creed, of
No. 6, Bury-court, Bury-street, St. May Axe, said that •
few weeks ego a boa of deeds wen left in his sharp by the
clerk to a monitor molding in Osorghyard. It was a Ja-
Clahex. about two feet ia length, and with the particm-
esfthe wants he was sot acquainted. He believed
koweer, to relate to some property beleogiag to s
Mr. araey. whose name was on the lid. A few days ago
the plow sailed at the house sad said he bad taken the
box and left it is the street, bat where he could not my,
wither amid he tell what had home of it. Wit-
h= head that whoever stole the box must have
withal him out of the home, and then taken the box
out of the how, the hall•door of which had not been
issweil.—The Lord Mayor questioned the prisoner, who
WOW without hedtatioa that about six weeks ago he
walked ism Mr. Creed's house sad walked of with the
boa. He did not know why be performed so extraordinary
en sat, an did he know meetly the time, but he was sure
be lash the box to Catherine-street in the &rand, and de-
posited it at the door of one of the ahropaper
sew therm—Mr. Creed mid he had no doubt Wt
Oho sitest of the miaow we the sinister One of
a reward. TM I= was not, he stated,
issirmmetime Om It was Midas, hat it waa
=rlhst 11 midi Mee been tulip stx weeks ago, m it
o* h
Winsome le ea awe mil Elliot that tlme.—l name-
tie Neberry said the pdeWleil alelteleleseiN Mired wen-
Vally heat that whisk hesaimsgasaltytaaia, Inasmuch as
be Wad Men that he bed Miss the ben of diets Wes
maim op sd Islt it in Bt. May me.—The Lord Mayor
mid ft wee petable that the het of the LOPS of the deeds,
end
.ihe eimasstaaces Weedy disclosed, would, through the
lead ' them;

=dim et the newsmen, . to di; dinprily et
awl resesdel the rinser fur a wetk.

FINALS PAISTIIIIJ.—Jan• NOM, Mtifririt Stewart,
and Mary Smith, palspere, who have been long in the habit
of levying contributions upon the City of London Union,
were charged with having attempted to stab one of the
elate oldie establishment —The prisoners had, it was
stated in evidence, been twice supplied with bread one
mornier, an indulgence probably granted on amount of
their formidable slanders; that, not satisfied with double
allowance, they demanded still more particular atten-
tion to their wants, and upon being refused, attacked
the °Beer first with mud, and then with a twins,
which luckily was blunt, or it must, need as it was by the
assailants , have done him serious injury. it penetrated his
clothes, however, as several rents proved. Brown and
Smith were the wet violent, having flung the knife
at him after the other had endeavoured to stab him. The
poor man, who seems to have been marked out by the
able-bodied female paupers of the union as a was
evidently in a state of great alarm. He has frequently Im-
pressed his apprehension that he should one day die by the
hands of those to whom he daily serves out the bounty of
the citisens.—The Lord Mayor said the °Hoer should be
protected from the attacks of each furies, and that the case
should be submitted to the Central Criminal. Court —The
two yeomen who had assaulted the °Seer with the knife said
they kept the knife for their victuals, and did not mean to
cut up the old fellow with, it—Committed tar trial fur the
attempt to stab.
OUILDHALL.—HAweuen Vaiscrasunt—Six women,
three of whom had children in their arms, were oluirgea by
City Policeman 166. by direction of kis inspector, eat mil.
leg vegetables in Ferwstrest, at kalf-pset eleven o'clock.
The policeman. stated that hie impostor had given him in-
structions to tale all persons selling vegetables in Fore-street
into custody. The prisoners werelh.twking tie vegataliatin
thorn:eel, sad not as the pavement, and theyseeresseednees
walk's, and sometimes standing. They scesiel es Aetna
tion is the therouglefen.—ln answer to tosslises frees the
magWatN one of the women, named Bile. Liam said she
was a widow, and had two malaise. Amber used
said she had fin clubs Nor husband
was a labouring man, sad wee ass la constant
week. Ambler, named Westileidge, said that she
had use child, that ter husked tad sot eoetributed
to ter stegms or that of their child for a las' time, sad
that she had vended vegetal4es in Fore-strest Isr Ire yens.
All the pesteers stated that they ware obliged le g• new
thane. stele a living, sad se they were net eherestleg the
therseghlre they did sot think they had dose es.
vesseel.m.—Alderman noels said that the
had se desk Om his duty in obeying the of the
ishwastar, bet the me was on. in which
chi= T: ineseta
not beerier. The peer people met 4, to Mein
• liviag, ssd it was such leiter that they stealhi
an imam way by seam vegetates dm by %Vea:
weritheese ens ail day. or mto art mere
mom The pollsters met tell his imposter dm them
peer pembe se hog op they did set obelus the pegs the.
raeglilben, amid lie permts* toe an /leases living.—
The psissem were dm diedierippd.

BOW4STREET...-ALL29IIO Ott NT • SOMME.
—if. D. Scott, a Whiter, was taiessisd, shamed with
"nib, gisatities of pis hid Masse 1119116111siths. The
bets have shady been stated la thli paper.—Mi.
• eilliterwho appeembes "henna Mmes. Wilkins tad
Ce., of flesidiUg, illesemithe, said that at the bat samier
tin a miler of the den attended aid gays nines re-
=4tg plats tit had toes hired heat then tad know
pledged by the pelotas/ ; hat, fa sememean
aamasala wig* had these tramspind, they felt as diesel.
Ma to peened twit bi the yeameadom—liz. Mary said
111.19 wild be as ezemeadia for sash • pima se the p{.
low, Irbil owe Is be asaveneat with As law,
sad he as. delimit' Olathe premises &odd mos NO.
ward sad Mow op tilt glagge.-10. Toaliesa. it paws-
intr. aid that be Midi pine that Midas et piste
wen pledged at bit aim by tile primer ea the lane