The Express.
London, England, 1847-11-25 00:00:00

Y . 6*. which my wife to him; 15s. mote was after-
wards paid by me. The— was no distress levied for it.—
Mr. Wontner submitted that the prisoner, being a sworn
broker, could not be indictable as a
byte Flight,
of the peosecutor chose to pay him
of piecemeal. A sworn broker stood between landlord and
taunt not as the mare tool of the former, and was not liable
under the embezzlement act —Mr. Goodman (the chief clerk)
said it appeared that the prisoner lead been employed by Mr.
Flight in the capacity of a servant. It had been determined
that a rd
Mayor
.agent was responsible under that act.—
The Lord Mayor adjourned the we until next Wedne,day.
BOWSTRER. &axis AT THE MENDiciTy
coma
,who Lawrence, alias Williams, an elderly
woman, who la
the situation of matron under the Men-
dicity Society, was charged with committing an unprovoked
and aggravated emelt upon a pauper, named Moms Walsh,
1 aged 13 years, while employed in picking oakum, by beating
mil kicking him, from the effects of which his life is in
ads rot—Mary Walsh stated that she was employed is
Prfacesequare, Lincolies-inn=fielda, with her brother, who
is may 13 years of age, and on Tuesday, at dinner time, the
game into the room, and taking him by the hair,
:if k:roeked him down, and stamped repeatedly upon his
liedy, which caused him to faint away. She then went into
as adjoining room, from which she brought a small cane
(produced), and best him in a si3lent manner—Mr. Fergu-
son, chief clerk to the Mendicity Society, said that such
severity would not be countenanced ; at the same time, it
should be admitted, there was great difficulty in preserving
order. He was bound to say, that for the 15 years the pn-
sonar had bees in the service of the eociety,no complaint was
ever made against her.—Another witness proved the assault.—
A certificate from the house surgeon of the King's College
Hospital was produced, stating that the boy was suffering
from a cienctomon of the brain, in consequence of the inju-
ries he had received, and that his life was in dodger.—ln
answer to the charge, Anne Shuter was called, and stated
that she au employed to distribute food for the paupers at
dinner, and on paladin/ the boy, he asked her for some bread.
She told him she would give it to him on her return from .
serving some others, not knowing that he bad already get
his portim, at the same time deuring him to sit down. On
retiring with the bread, he struck the back of her hand, and
knocked the bread and cheese into her face, upon which she
told him she would represent his conduct to the matron ; and
having pointed him ant, previous to which he spat in her
face, the matron took him by the shoulder, and having
pushed bim he fell among some women, who were situps
on forms. The primmer then merely put her foot upon his
legs, stamping upon them only once, which caused him
to cry out. The prisoner then got the cane, with
which she struck him once or twice as he was rising. He
went over to his sister to complain, and appeared to taint
partially upon which the women sprinkled his face with
water. The prisoner desired him to be taken to the nearest
doctor, but he not being at home, the boy was conveyed to
the hospital. Witness considered the weakness was caused
I through passion, because he appeared to smile when asked if
he was better, rifid even took some tea that was offered to
hiss The boy might have hurt himself against the forms,
by striking his head against them in the fell.—The prisoner
denied having stamped upon the boy, and it should be con-
sidered that there was considerable difficulty is managing 1
250 paupers, who were usually refractory, without being
frequently disturbed in mind.—Mr. Henry said there could
be no doubt, from the evidence, that undue violence bad
bees used. He should require the prisoner to put in bail,
herself in 601., and two sureties in 251., to appear again in a
week, and answer the charge.—The required sureties were
procured, and the prismer was liberated.
WORSHIP-STRBBT.—Homietoz is SHonEDlTell.
James Borringlosi, a journeyman weaver, was charged upon
suspicion of having caused the death of James Cheesman, a
bricklayer's labourer. 52 years of age.—From the evidence it
appeared that deceased met his death during a drunken
struggle with the prisoner, Cheesman having interfered to
prevent a woman from being ill-treated. The CUM was ad-
journed that a post-mortem examination of the deceased
might be made.
MARLBOROUGHSTREBT. OBTAINING Goons
Fait DULaNTLY.—James Rice and John Brown were fi-
nally examined charged with obtaining goods front Meow.
Cottam and Hellen, ironmongers, Oxford-strut, by moss .1'
toned orders—Harry Sharman said he was in the
of Messrs. Coitus and Co. On Wednesday last, V::
soner Rice brought a note to his employers' shop which he
handed over to the manager. Witness afterwards saw.the
porter pack up two fenders and give them to the prisoner,
who said be meant to take them in an omnibus to the Old
Bell, Holborn, and from thence in his covered cart to their
place ot destination. A constable saw the prisoner Rice
place the fenders on the top of an omnibus. Witco's got
on the same vehicle and followed the prisoner to a variety of
pieces. Witnem saw the peisoner joined by Brown, eagle
did not loos sight of them for a long time. Wittiest took the'
prisoners into custody, sad ea seoeshino Rim's lodgings one
of the fenders obtained from Moan. Conant and Co. was
found.— A. shopman, misplayed by Conant and Co., proved
that he had been doing to Stretford Mills to make inquiry
as to the genuineness Wf a Mee bearing the signature of Mr.
=
sad he was deaf lei that Mr. Nashua' had left
Mills for seam neesthe.—A second ere was then
Wow agehem Brawn,—Tames Perrino mid the prisoner
Brown beast* a note for a weighing machine, paipaorting
to IMO from XL Ifiabeihif Stratford Mills. The mesidas
was havered% the privionsr, and was worth sheet 41. 101., ,
A cermen, mese& Wirer, said he had been employed by '
Brown to teteh-thomethise from Messrs. Cotta's sad Co.'s
shop.—The *mom declined making any deft= a, and
were fully comieitted.
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Secretary rted ray.
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;r=to one forwarded on Saturday morning last by Mr.
to the Home-ofree, on the ltubjeet of the trial and
castigation al Mary Ann Toupin, who, it will be recolkoted
_hut hew hued guilty and sentenad w six months' impel-
sonmeat•for an offence of which • eke was wholly innocent.
The/atter ef Sir D. La blanhant sesta that Sir G. Grey,
taking Into cotelderation the facts es set forth in Mr. Neues's
commenhation, bad recommended her Majesty's free pardon
in the meta Nary Ann Turpin.
SOUTHWAIUL.--StAinutio.—Dealley Rank a man
hp•lltrus..itcholehold, titiarage re, Tirtoora-ateeet,.
2*.sat,
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said le was
• s mane and Am the , who lodged in his
liiiiiafin Weirwiromorplita he seers% weld
ens as !meow Mill Oit the=
he ( ent)=thaoserrieetter hid eh ,
; . the knee ran toe in *epee:len% ealitheteh-
' fig ups ainmeriknife, it him trith iSlidmeole a
stab at his fie. He demi lath es sedegthe *at the
point of it Wash lino in the urger lip, ~a le • , mod
6e wife ma as kis @abeam! 11aut was imoshadi dram by the
poisoner, w tenth her a blow with his Ass between th'
eyes. go ( t) called int " liteleePeliee I" upon
which the threw due* Op bailees Ma able, nu
up wire, shut himeerildottlereeth. St•arliktd, that
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meg Amdiarithe his WO, wed that Ste agarnel
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T AllitatiLT AID IitirdIONITIHATION AT 811 A..
A yeses called Jaclieglker, woo awned with
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held i••••egh and the
ship eratiehathe lisawhanii Poly the all
of w issmotwer to the VI • • on
whithisisted. The magistritep the sitter, the
•idp was preaulked, and some hen& were
shipped. • A few weeks • Ow wow again lm.
• mine refrectory, said obeyed with sinetenos.
On . the 36th of Geteber IN ligle.ligne IS the Wetter's
bierodee end aiming ante rough Weather the mate called
upon.** prisoner tit nail sues bottom ea the barrel* the
wheel, whisk was nee sly. heimbey Mused arail went
behrir. He refused to do some O'er duty ws beivew=the
moat stopped his grog; fackaybOy woe up
to tlae muter and said ' Whit for you Otepey my nag i"
The master went below after him and ordered him to return-
to his duty. He only answered by striking the muter on
the bruit with his fist. The muter then got away from
him. The sea was then breaking over the ship, and the pri-

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