The Express.
London, England, 1849-12-27 00:00:00

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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAY.

BOW-ISTBBIT.
Ito sssss ow CoAT/ AT Harata.—H. P&p. who lest
deseribed himself se • dark mid book-keeper, and then an
ease at the Ramsgate Theatre, was charged with staillial
two raver*.
Mr. R. Lowe, a civil *dam adding at Chester. said
that, marl* shams, he Mired the sofferroom of the
Charing-ma% Is sompany with • friend,
I eat glie bah klieg up their ever-ents la the
Nem. nises took up a nowsoaper, sad stood
masa it, with his beck to the flee. While *tag eir, !
per entered the room, and seated Moen dose to the I
mats. Shortly afterwards witness feu* his owe missile&
het his frieod's massed! maintop. Metered round, and
the peis-n.r hatenag from the room
NM with the god ea
kle sm. Whams *ought at Ina that the plies* hoe
tan the wrap coat in • 'mistake, bat was esea emeselame
to the *unary, Oa fladiag the prisoner rendes elf at full
wed. Witness rinsed rho prisoner, without his has,
stud
WWI OW newspaper in hit bead. Saw him iro op Sprimit
IMAM sad then lost sight of Dim. Vida* OM
eau we. and while passing the Trafalgar Hotel, saw the pd.
seam carman sat of that hotel, with ersease pestlesestea
east sem his arm. He was this gives essesip.
W. Weaseell mid he was etandiap opposite the Nip'
Heed. sea law ama tanning, with • east upon his arm.
He was Allswed by • miles* without a bat, sad *mho
tamed up apdea. gardens, the ma dropped the eson upon
ems Mars sad disappeared. Witness picked up the seat,
*I
save it tea poliesponstable, sad Awes dterwsnla Wes*
Hsi the romentor.
Apia* constable of the A division aid when the pri-
er/am waipleses into his wastody,les took him to **Trafalgar
Heed. and the east whisk he had upon his arra Wu iiONti-
the
SO by a gentlem' a who said the prisoner entered
solerroom, sod tusk down hien*, which was hanging upon
a The primer said nothing in defence, and
Mr. Henry canesitted him for trial for stealing Mr. Lows's
seat, and remanded him until the owner of the other coat
maid attend.
MABLBOROCOSSTBERT.
Borneo MONT AT TNT QUINN'S TNIATIUL—J. Mart
war charged with assmiltiag Thomas Daley, one
eh. qurtak. WI at the Queen's Theatre, Tottenhearstreet.
The complainant, whoa The
was very mach swollen
from the blows he had received, stated that last night,
very shortly after half pries hod commenced, the
prisoner eams up the gallery stain, and presented
ides (wham* with • spurious cheque. Witness
lansediately detested thewepte imposition and refused
Mellow hien to pen. prisoner then pushed him on one
dale, gad bolted btu the gallery, followed by witness, who
took him by the shoulder and put bias out. On arriving in
the lobby at Use bottom of the stain, the prisoner suddenly
tented round and struck complains* a tremendous
blow between the eyes, and knocked him down. Witness
called for moistens,, and massed to bold the prisoner
until a mestable cams and took him into custody. On thei
way to the station, the prisoner struck sad kicked the eonr -
'noble with great violeses.
Pulseconstable 127 B having proved the •assault upon
himself, Mr. Bingham tined the Fume 205., or ten days
for the assault upon the cheque taker, and ten Gays without
tine for the smolt upon the constable.
Two Home PALLING DOWN AN
and essaulßeen ingy
was charged with being amok sod riots* i
Police-coeval* 187 C., who stated that, est the previous
night, he was on daty ia GMT. nor-Nein, whin he was
informed that a pair of hones had nut away with • car-
riage, and that the former had ran against the area
raiders of • house is the square, and hod ban pre-
cipitated to the bottom of the MlLthat som Winans
rso:ran
to the spot to reader assistance, and found e pe
had strewn a quantity of straw in the area, and were trying
to get the borers up by means of rep" The prisoner, who
was miniskirt about is a crate of intonation, with a lighted
eandle In his hand, mad so marls obstractioa to the persons
who wen raising the hones that witness desired him to have
the plus, and on his refusing he (complainant) ejected him
from the area. He so sooner got to the eel of the steps, than
he laid bold of *um by the collar of his coat, tripped him
up, and rolled hies Is the mud. Ia the seals the prisoner
an the fro* of his (witsses's) cost entirely ot.
Mr. Bingham tied the primer 61. for iniag drank, and
ordered him to pay is oddities 14e. for the damage done to
the coat. The easel was immediately paid.
SOUTHWARK.
AGSATIT ON TN'S FOLIC' AND • Row AT THN &la-
riat. T. RION MSS 'Milled with munteing • violent as-
sash oa polise-coastable 176 L. and mating • dints:Mee
in the pit of the Surrey Theatre.
The sonstable et the theatre informed the magistrate that
lea easing he heard • great noise in the pit, and oar sacking
his serums he found the prisoner abuses all the people
shoot kiss, sad alai very violent language. Be called
epos hies to Alvin, but he became wore violent, and cre
eds
fo sted
sash a disturbance that the performance has stoppr
aad
r
soma abates. Wilms ailed for • poliorconsable
removed kiss, bet it was with some difaculty that he was
tehea the pollard.
la matable 176 edL* said that be naiad the prisoner
is esstody from lam witame, and as soon as he got i
coa t. nto
The
the
area he kicked Nos violently,
and tore his great
*dims thnoght the place was OS fire.
Ur. A'Beekett lined the primer 405., and in default
Kauai** his to pries* toe ono month.

DIGIADIrtiL Ac DEIFY. A LADY BURNED TO
Hants.—We (CAMOrwhirees Examiner) have to record this
week a Mocking amides' which occurred to Lady Fyne, •
well-known resident of this town, and by which her ladyship
suffered so severely as to muss her death in a few hours.
The deceased lady was the daughter of the late Mrs. Bruce
Jackson, one of the leaders of the fashionable world
in Cheltenham' twenty years ago, and hadbeen
for essay years worried to Sir Moan Pynn,
Knight, who at the time of the aoMeat was
in Paris. It appears that on Thutsday es'anight Lady
Plain had mot with an accident while walking up the pro
seatade ; her toot having slipped, she fan down, and sue-
wined • fracture of one of the bones of the arm. She
was 'gaveled to her residence in the promenade, and
wee NM under surgical treatment for the fracture when
the wee onion event occurred which caused her death.
Os ilesdsy lest, being Christems-eve the deceased was in
bit private sittintreore. Her servant'had only left the room
err • fses ssomentr, when her ladyship threw up the window
is Wes. the air of tee apartment, and it tae upposed
that the draught of air from the window drew ha dregs
late the ire, for a moment afterwards the most piercing
sereame were heard to issue from her apartment, and One
Of Ske men servants running up toast:engin the cause, found
the itafortanate lady enseloped in flames. The map
with gent promptitude took off his coat, and wrapped
it round her, by which mesas the fire was speedily eatin
gained. A messenger was immediately despatched to her
medical attendant. She remained pe.rfeetly conscious of
what hod takes plass up to a late hoar m the evening, and
had again • brief interval of reason on the following margin,
but shortly afterwards the unto!, unate sufferer breathed her
last. Her ladyship was between 60 and 60 years of age.
Her remain now await a *arouses inquest, which is to be
held at the Queen's Hotel at five o'clock this (Wednesday)
afternoon. An einem was sent off immediately after Me I
accident to the residence of Sir Hoary Pyno, at Paris.
STAGTheobold's bounds have
had good, though unfortunate sport thisweek, losing their
stag after two days' chose. On Wednesday, the unerring
was at Teddington Cross-bands, whence the hind gave a
splendid run, taking the river Avou above the Myths,
then panties for Shutanger.commen, was lost for the
nimeade and the hamster' having to go five
mites rte'ight; the lis
essesgssmos of the water being so much out.
est meeniss the rusk went in quest of their game,
w s
hisk Mtn sew Baal, they found in a small compfee,
whew* sededgod, she west away at a rapid pace, affording
a sheep burst tor about Ave or six mike, whet, findisg
honelf limed premed. Ate took the water, followed by the
whole peck, sad was, issfortneately, killed before theeffort was
hunt*.
as could get rested to the rescue, though every
made to do so.—Ckafeediests Looker-ow.
Tin MIDLAND RAILWAT.—The porters employed
on this lin• of railway at Binniegbant, like those of Derby,
have turned out in consequence of proposed r
The mom
edaction
of their wages from 17s. to 16e. per week.
have issued a elmerd, in which they complain of the com-
pany foreleg dim out of their small amount of wages, to
contribute toward; deficiencies occasioned by their own air
management and ditravaganee. The managers have famed
as advertisement for men to fill the vacant sittations, sad it
hoe been responded to by numerous applicants. Yesterday,
there appeared to be every probability that the vacant pieceay
s
would be speedily filled. As matter of course, gredel
and inconvenience has beau experienced by Me compa
ny;
;
and one of the old servants, employed upon
work, has had the seisfortuen to have his thigh
broken, and to be otherwise seriously injured. Hi-
therto the public peace has bee strictly
Mid strike of the poreen and cartels la the empC7:71.411:11;
Midland Railway at Leeds still continues, mod it semi very
doubtful free present appearances, that the old ate will
be iodated to resume work on the re:luced tams The
company have, however, succeeded procuring a supply el
Thenfre heads, bet at prosiest 9nite ioadcqoate for the week.
e consequeaos is, that goods have aocureslated=ast
ties to a very greet extent, and it appears not I
that should not son ancient measures for their delivery
petty lie mitigated, the company will involve itself in serious
tor delay cad damage of perishable articles.
CAPTITIN Of SMUCIOLIIII AND BRANDT. —On
Wednesday WM the Oertrude, mouse cruiser, ea_ptured
our Poole the stoop John end Samuel, of about SO tans,
beleagleg to ldr. Dore, of Fantasia. ehsaadred an, I
sevestpeight halt where, containing mom t 660 gallons
of very fame foreign spirit, were found inen fo a oo
undseealatosoard
t is
the vessel. The boat, cargo, and two mon b
were all delivered over to the Custom-house at Poole.