The Express.
London, England, 1865-01-09 00:00:00

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drunk the constable took him to the statics, and in hie
ket • staff and a rattle was foucoL
ideodeol-1 am a melanoma.
Ir. Tyrwhitt—Aad ga drunk and go sleep la a doorway.
be defeatist la ours 10a., or 14 days is default.
',Ai Widen • labouring Rom ire am:10 whit be*
alk and diaaderly, end amaultLeg 16 0, aod fined 10a.,
14 days.
raw StepAe.N OriffitAs, a rough fellow, WAN charged with
lilting police-eoestable liard, 186 A. .
e gentlemen oomplemed to the onstable white is
e•past, on Saturday evening, that the prisoner was ta-
ming with everyone paring, and es the constable going
to the mirror, the presort immediately struck him
ral severe blows, 0A• Af them blsoksoing his eye..
answer to Mr. Tyrwhitt, the mutable mid the proarer
drunk.
r. Tyrwhltt committed the
EBONR. prieo for seven days.
NARY Lner
A 1001.12111 CULL
tylishlrdnesed young wore% who gave the name
s
roA /mon, was charged with steam( from the pr-
of Robert Banos, a soboitote dark, Li:wok's-ion, two

ges.
Prosecutor stated that on Saturday night ha was is
Wand-plies, when he hired • cab. The prisoner
M to him aad
wie remota him to gimp her •
tourg St. John's-wood, a•
lived there. H• consented to doao, ro, and allowed hie to
le Oe Um way eke took his parse fruin his pocket, In
kh were two bovereigus. She pet th• purse book in the
mg pocket. When hi opened it to pay the cabman he
nal the two sorareiges gaol and a Mulling pat in their

*maw said he took liberties with her in the cab.
harim Diatom, 168 S, dimmed that he was in High.
let, Cloadea•toma, whoa the prosecutor gave the pri-
or Into custody for robbing him. At the stetioa•houss
was searched. sad two sovereigns wan found in the
bet of her dress. She was drank and prosecutor wee

per.
dr. Yardley—Give the foolish fallow up the money, and
the primer be discharged.
accr—Then waistcase must go for trieL (To prose.
od—Do you pe in saying that the money belongs to
?I!
oroseentor—lt dor.
tr. Yardley—Then I shall remand the prisoner for a

fiTIOTIVO TEE CVSZIONS Of PALLWAT CALLUM'S.
TEI TOLL MK Of arourosumurr.
;woe Cooke. • bees-keeper Goorpo Flowers. cool par.
and Grow Oswald, bane keeper. were charged with
Sing several carriages on the Great Wester' Bellwood
sling the horsehair therefrom.
Tor Some time past it has been dimmed that eevenl
class carriages had their mats cut open ad the Mee-
r stolen therefrom. Mr. Dardle, the superiateadest of
esmpeey'a polka ordend a strict weals to be kept In
differed carnage sheds at Paddington. Cooks wee do.
fed canieg from me of the sheds with mine Mese
r is his pommies, and we. locked op at the
Newham. Them he and be would tell the
uh, and stated to Doha, 147 D. after Wag
Mooed, that he and the other two prieoom al the
Moos at different time, took the horsehair, aad sold it
different marine Mee shops. Between 100 and KO
of hair wee now produced from those shops, and
doh was identified es • similar dmaiption to that with
pch the maim ere doffed. The priaooera were 'dank-
se the parties selling it.
anaemia pleaded multy in preference to gulag to the
ekes, and were sack gash
to sir mouths herd

SOUTHWARK.
RAILWAY TRIM&
ktin
xt,e11.2 Siatt4B and Mary Kopp, welldremed young
wen tisought before Hr. Hooky& for find emit-
:charged with picking pockets in the ladies' ant class
g-rean et the South Fasters Railway Terminus,

ioo
W. &wile appsued for the primers.
appeared from the evidemos o Stmt George
see, a &alkalise dhow of the M Divides. specially sta-

Tira'ttli;goTstit F7stees Teireiase, alai" cist Saturday
the 24th ultimo, his attention was called to the
class Wise' waitaarreons. where be saw the
am was sitting by the Ode of a lady. sad ally was
log sou her coavirsiag with bar. As soca as they
him they abruptly left the room, and having
e snspicion as their avocation be went to the
, end asked her if she had lost anything, and remised
e thatch. missed her portemsonsue, but fortunately s►e
not retuned her money to it. Be immediately pas-
sim anemias, sad brought them back to the superintend.
s cam, Wien &MOS was seen to throw away aa empty
amordiney took both prisoners into ear.
, aad whoa be west to look for the lady she had left
the Irsia.

G.Hanir. cos of the Insprion of the South Easters
May, mid be saw the primmer ping to the moods-
hoes Am with Sergeant Holmes. 'ad oo the way he
Stomas throw away the purse produced. Ho headed it
Am Amu
tr. Weeiryth asked if soy inquiries had been made re-
mils the preemies.
erpmet. Holmes replied that hi had losiTti*d_ that

roue had lived at dieydea, bat was I. the habit al tn.
lag norestimes eo their lies sad other times ow the
ihioe, sad that robberies wars reported at theme tines.
ly lived in a court ow Sbepberda-asarkst, Osfordrareek
was frequently with her.
G. Wordrych embed whether there was any proof of their
iis bee charged with ointOer offences Wore.
realm replied ia the negative, bot he believed they
r lowa.

rim) awiotaateative of Holloway prises said aloe believed
phonon bed bees is bar altars% bat she could sd say
eta etnes, se they resolved prisosess from the Oity
wan sad other offences. She, however, would sd
oar to them
dr. Elvis contended that there was nothing to inculpate
sad as for Stevens, the widgeon was very wisk.
Kr. Weeloyelt diosbefted /Cony, sad said us Stevens bed
no in owisdy uses *as a heftiest, be should only
Imse Lae to s needlt's bard Laws.

FM AT ICINSINGTOL DAY.)—About
•reat S s'elsek this looming a 6re broke ant in the pre.
of Mr. Edward Greens, general dealer, No. 1, Tavern-
. Jeseisge.baildiop, Newington. In spit* of the
of the firemen, the dames could not be =the-
. miff Gresee's premises, together with the
m trade, (wafture, sod other effaces, were destroyed.
total lam is very coasiderable, but the property was
A Ere also took place in the premiers belonging
Mr. &seemed, a brush manateetarer, 28, &impactive',
well. The lames were happily onsfised to the part
Ms premises in which they originated.
CONVICTS AND THEIR WARD'S& —At the Porta-
Epiphany Sessions, held on Saturday before Mr.
Due Coleridge, Q.C., recorder of the borough, Henry
• , inductive amistantwarder is the Portage Convict
•• we sentenced to 12 menthe imprieoement, with
labour, for obtaining meow trees the friends of we.
Tits evidence proved that Batton, by the sid of cue
sW meek% ireamefttelyinadsr his soperintendence, ob-
its addresses of the friends of Goer-iota in the prison,
• world thee write to them asking for money, which was
Is forwarded to Sat at's residence, and not to the prince.
leen were written by the convict sanded to, as under
• • 's immediate soperinteedence, tut the hatter was
is the sevelops by the prisoner himself. The convict
or dope at length became alarmed, and gave
to the governor of the prism.
EITILONDINARY BURGLARY. —At the Bradford
• Court, on Saturday, a young man nained Thomas
, employed as a striker in an iron Mondry, was
• with having at so early hour that morning, broke&
the house of Mr. Thomas Marshall, grocer and pro-
dader,Ceorp-street, Bradford, and stolee 21. 17e. 9d.
emsy.bag. At *boat 20 minutes put 12 o'clock on
y morning, Kra. Marshall, wife of the prosecutor,
stroke by a noise in the holm, and shortly after she saw
Irare of a man pass noiselessly across the bedroom floor
the bed and the window, through which the light of
moon was shining. She instantly laud " alarm, tell-
Mr. Marshall there was a strange man in the house, and
• llushall and two young men sleeping in other parts of
hams uose. Mr. Morahan captured the prisoner at the
of the staircase, aad, being safely secured, he was
. pun into the custody of a police•officer. The
had Obtained an entrance through the window of
athaprooni, a pane of glass having been broken no
the thief to throat back the latch of the sash within.
ledesive attempt had first he made to pick the lock
Wooer deer. The /miscues had taken off hie shoes.
" motreipe had been stolen from the pockets of Mr.
i's trousers in the bedroom, 10e. 6d. from Mrs.
ket, and 7s. 3d. and a money.bag from the
M the"shop. The hag and money were found upon the
• . • He was committed for trial at the nest Leeds

ACCI DENT EY BURNING.—An accident, which it
herd will prove fatal, occurred on Saturday night to
!Airman. residing in Hamilton-road, flegest's•Psyll•
'of area her husband were aloe* in a small breakfast-
fad the latter was reeding by the fire, when Mrs.
aftit palmed between Lim
doing he fireplace for the par-
s( rigging the bell. I o oinso her dries came into
with the fire, became ignited, and she was noon en-
in darns. Yr. Farman attempted to throw her
ua 'TM) her in • rug which wee at hand. bu owing
.tht amitement of the lady he did not succeed int
iat lbeimizedflem tillbcciashese.wee no seriously injured that
VIEVALTIES ON THE TYNE.--StIIELDR, SATUEDAT.
tb
we hare e
dips,dips,Tyne bits escaped any berm frees the gales
Tilast two had • series of tesueltles en
+lse to-day, by which four Sees have bees last. At
.72,44teely.lades winery was making up the river °pp.>
revelledew. when she wu
o.
e w
up withai e.... 6_
aM that wen towbg a brigend•
a.. 4
.111 with the brig. and use,wank Her crew *assisted
;Zit
aamsd smied.Clasepder, %Isere,. and another rissd
;raiTt•
114.1t0 thrr steemehip Clio. of Hull, in the
1331 into the bold of that meet. sad al" this
riled six o'clock. The deceased belonged to Hell.
.4t13; alp aweester,.named Jobs Atkinson fell heel •
vie lasisre of • ship in the middle dock, Smith Shields
Par.4oll. DAT.-
I,.AT. JAR. 7.Adoolesions tamest, 1,2r2; dit"
.7 eases ticket; %ma.— ; total. 3.727.