The Express.
London, England, 1849-11-03 00:00:00

wee the intenticia et his lordship upon Inch ovidmes to mad
the sus to &Wry.
The Lord Maroc ordered the depedikma to be made out,
bet said be wee ready ti hem any mamma la favour of the
prisOOSF.
Mr. Holder —I ma prove that the tireneemear is worth
esesiderably more Man um MK whisk wee received urn It,
bet il hiss you ler~s doloosaims.. to smash I dull
.WW the widows men dds emeden.
Tb. Lord Kayrg said it mm1.1841'161 that the widest*
mile prgreesafrm Involved the false protases insure pedals
Men embasedeLle sea a ease one hles protases was as Wee-
Mei our.
mold be-
Mr. Thin I destine maw my ',Edw.'s.
His lordship this intimated that ke should send
ptitseistri.
sonar for trial the inemset the dmesitises were am
OLIPX.INWILL.
ATTIMPTID 11171D1111.—Charipo CM*, was farther ant-
stained au the charge of hulas felemionely at and .._lad
Mary Ann Nebl., aged 22 years, with intent to murder berr.
The prisoner was described in the pollee-sheet es • watch-
fluidise, residing in PromeMplace, St. Lake's.
The prisoner repeatedly stated daring the examination
that he was guilty of the offence with width he was charged,
and was remanded far a week.
AN leroirroa.—A fellow easel Rawson was finally
examined charged with obtaiaOsg money under Woe pre-
tenses. The primmer it appeared, has been kuown for •
Muiderrable period oetime as an impostor, loosing contd.
Mikes epee the public by ea.' at homes, and reprosimt-
ing that he was a philanthropist, who had taken up the
mum of as orphan family, whose parents had died through
cholera, and requesting subeeriptiona for their permanent
relief In numerous mimeos he had obtained money.
He wee recognised as having been convicted '
off felony end
imposidons of a similar nature, and on on. motion he ob-
Seised 101. from the Duke of WoMmtee and Mr. Sidney,
the solidtor of listwa-gazdes, who prosecuted the owe.
Several charges were proved against tae peisoner, sad he
wee fully committed for trial.
MARLBOROUGH-STRBRT.
°INTIM RiCIZATIONS.—CinWIIIIB Hipplegaie aid
Thomas Brown, two gentlemen aeeuming temp. wore
brought before Mr. Bead.., charged with having broken
away the knockers from several doors in Suffolk-street and
adjacent streets.
olies-oenstable Brown was as duty defendants
morning
about 4 o'clock, when be saw the two defendants go from
Pall-wall into Suffolketrest, evidently bent on some
" umee." The defendant' and to be intoxicated, and
sob much ado'. Ono ES iigw had a sweeper's broom on
s elwalder. Widow Msued, sad saw them go up to two
or them Ma me dune sad asks attempts as if to wrench
elf the kagelown WIN.. saw the defendants throw some-
thing from the doer creme of the hums, and he inweediateb
went up to No. 7, Sill *end that the knocker was pas.
Witness followed the defendants, and took them to the
station house. Wham went back to Suffolk-street, and
found the broken hawker lying on the road. The broom
was also close to the door.
Police constable Day, C 76, said be was passing down his
beat, when he picked up two or three knockers.
The defendants denied that they were the persons who
had committed this wanton mischief.
Mr. Beadon said if young gentlemen would undeit such
holies Shay must expect to pay for them. Had the knockers
been footed in their palmation, Its should have taken a very
different view of the charge. He had not the least doubt,
however, that the knockers had been broken by the defen-
dants, but as the hot was not brought fully hone to them,
he should adopt the more lenient course of fining them for
drunkenness. They must each pay 40e., and this would per-
haps teach them to remember that the follies they had been
guilty of were in the end rather capes sive matters.
The m:ney was immediately paid.
SOUTHWARK.
MIBOOTIRT or ILLICIT STlLLlL—Thrones Sewn AM'S
Hen. sad Henry Hunt, hie two sews, sad Wahine
Wright, were carried with being intensively aargai fa
the 'manufacture of illicit spirit'.
Brown, an excise officer, said that be received laformation
that large quantities of spirits were observed to be sent etet
at late hours from the house occupied by the defendants fa
Lambeth. He secordingly took measures to make a seism,
and proceeded to the premises on the preceding night, so-
compasied by some policemen. He contrived to obtain a&
edition into the house, and on descondirg to the biamasst
storey, he found that a door leading in to ea out.
house was (aniseed up with ropes, whiok he severed
and which opened Into a guidons apartment, fitted up ee a
still room, in which was discovered no lees than six still.,
ranging in sire from 40 up to 100 gallons each, and all with
fires under them, and the process of distillation going for-
ward. The work wee roper...dad by all the defendants,
who had no time to make their escape from the premises,
and on subsequent examination of the place a lugs quantity
of spirits, together with molestes and other ingredients used
in the manufacture of the article, was discovered. The de-
fendants were then taken into custody.
The deism lasts, who offered no defence, were convicted
and adjudged to pay penalties of 301. each, and in de-
fault were committed for three months each to Kingston
Gaol.