The Express.
London, England, 1865-12-22 00:00:00

„a kw tbat he wee going to apprahead him for a robberz
I' ywidilly. The praoner mil he had gott ” boozed
lilitcX end did not take the parcels to h railway
.0,1 did not know what he had done
!rime, but that he had been to the adios
FlitaijDod all about them. He
had been had sinoe as.
that the prisooer employed by a
in Oziord-street to take a hamper to the Omit j
Illsilway station, but that be bad never delivered '
...bower, sod the prisoner bed only just come out of
:76., aim six months' imprisonment for a robbery at a
Poky sir silos. y,
W
it. Jobs Saunders Hollowa clerk at te
elly Station,, said there wu no eutryh is thel:
"IA 1
Ice dui. weals being received at the station
gr. lE ooz raid he would remand the prism
er, who
4
is.
to be • regular thief fora week.
muktea, a re at the Charing...rem Ra-
mie ie attendance to prove that the poisoner
bees convicted for stealing Se. from a person at the
0., he having taken the money under the pretence of
Aug &Milroy tkereti

DIMBILDATIONS BY WIMS.
tfiliiew Collier, • young man, was charged with being
owed with others in • systematic robbery.
iagy Swiss, 186 B—At a little before 1 this morning I
- aid? near the Trevor Arms Tavern and Music 1.
zatthme, and on going down • narrow pump lead.
rba the hall, which undued only for the pro.
=nab te enter, I fo two for
full of
7.--thead agaiost the
iongL A. I ocosidered this a very ens-
- thourosteatos stemmed to watch the bottles.
log the prisoner and three other MANS
isto the purge, and I immediately asked them
r
ow did there, and what had become of
baba of ale, which bad been moved. They mid=
kaos stable( &boat them. I told them I would
Rom all before they left that passage, upon which the
Fbrog stepped back and set down the two bottles of ale
nee the PAD&
Br. Sleek Lepristor of the tavern and music-hall in
4,o=lBlsot, and there were several waiters employed at
prisoner Was one of them. Hie kenos
bk
Wthsft lad af late been considerable. The waiters had
soot to the bar to oltar it after the night's work. The
oiled ale 'lamb as he sold.
Sparks said that upon • subsequent examination of the
AM' side of the mugs spoken of he found two other
WON of ale pissed in • corner.
Prim mer—l know *ethic! about the bottles of ale. The
pthesesen was wthog is saying I ever had them in my hand.
Ose of the four waiters was called for prisoner, and said
eeeld Brandy believe the oonstable's statement.
Mr. Self. committed the prisoner for trial.
THAMES.
ATROCIOUS OUTRAOL
Barr Rol,erts, seed :bl, of 54 arthfratreet, St. George's-
irlaa.East, was brought before Mr. Partridge, charged with
mashing Joseph Sun, a lad, in a very savage maser.
Jaeavh Staab, solicitor, defended the prisoner.
The Owner is the son of an old parochial watchman,
md, es the " watch sad ward " of t
metropoo Pi
Peels being
ispossoled by the policeforce of Sir Rbert , fol.
Meth the occepation sometimes of a private watchmen
alai ether times of • " caller up," or mowing people in
gr 'arty morn to attend to their business. The prisoner
!.pawed the profeetios of hie late father for some
tim• ad with tolerable success, for his earnings from that
we we said to amount to 30a. per week. His business
d "
idler up " has brought him in frequent collides
ao, the police, and he has preferred several charges of
thrall egainst oonethbles, and also of interferies with him
foga main, All these charges were dismissed, and the
adieo waned sot to interfere with him in calliog up
smila sithough it diminished the profits of the po-
boils in the district. Latterly the lad Sun had Rom.
iwith the prisoner, who entertained a very
Ming against him in consequence. This morning,
Idiom the hours of 4 and 5 o'clock, the primmer met the
bay at the owner of King David.lane, Shad well. a few yards
hors the station-lionee of the K division, and uttering a
lerfal oath knooked him down with a very straw and
bevy stick. He then fell upon the prostrate lad, seised
lin by **throat, and made a savage and deliberate at-
was to strangle him, in which he would have certainly
Reseeded but for the timely interposition of the polls..
Mr. Partridge said a more gross sad savage outrage had
let eons under the notice of the court for some time. He
entseced the prisoner to one mouth's imprisonment sad
Ind Moth.