The Express.
London, England, 1851-01-14 00:00:00

47113 $

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAY.

BOW.BTREET.

OMB Wkt OP Bloolxo.-:R. EaOetliM, who walked
into the c lust upon crutches, in comp querice of his having
lost a ler. W,s charged with herring and with using
threatening lanorage to piteous wire refused to give him
alms. _ _ _

Wood, KN., chairmen of the Mendicity Society,
said last night La was pasting along New Oaturd-street,
when his attention was atttra.ned to the prisoner, who was
singing. When be h►d concludei his song he went •p to
females and solicited charity, and it they infused be held up
his crutches, ti•uristad them over his head, end with an oath
said "he would knock their skulls in if they did not give
biro money." The ferretss ran away, terribly alarmed.
Witness watched the prisoner, and saw him go up to emu,
female he met, and it they did not give him money he
used similar conduct, and frightened them by fl•uriek.
bog his couches. The prisoner went into every public.
home that he pas-el sad Fawkes' aims. Witness very
seldom interfered in these eases, but the cor duct tit the pri-
soner was so bad, that he was compelled to call in the assist,
see• of a constable.

Mr. Jardine Laving sentenced the prisoner to be impri-
soned tor one month in the louse of Correction, he wee
locked up.
ALLEGED WADER OF AN INFATFT.—This morning,
Julia Maloney, a sangle women, wt., charged with concealing
the birth of her made in:ant. Bba was, however, not
pre'. at.
The prient r was a servant to Mr. Donavan, who keeps •
small eating-house in Queenatret t, Seven Dial*. On Sunday
moraine lest, Mr. D/4 irate. w cicansine the privy in the
yard, discovered the b .dy of a mile child. The praconer had
not been observed to he pregnant ; but, in contequence of
her bobs the only single woman in the he tier, she wee
given into euutody.J She denied a 1 knowledge of the infant,
and said she had not to en delivered of • child for some
7ton ; bat this was found by Mr. Bennet, the surgeon
attached to the St. Gilees workhouse, to be untrue. Ho
had also examined the body, and found it to be a fell-
grown wale child.
Mr. Bennet said that the yri-oner was now very
and unable to leave the infirmary of the w‘rkhouse. The
examination bat been made, and there woe no doubt that she
had ttc.nt!, been delivered of 'child.

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Mr. .Tarchne se • should that ease remand the pri-
soner and Thu-sday alit.
MARLBOROUGH STREET.

ROUAERT AT:511;11, Lamp, II well dressed
men, was charged witu ettatirig two gold chains Iran the
shop of Mr. Attenboresgb, sivereatith, &c..
0. Roe, shopmart Is the employ of Mr. A'tenhurgh, stated
that last night the prisoner came into hi. master's shop, and
eked to see some gold guard chains. Witness showed him
right, which the prisoner looked et, sad asked it he
(•itness) had not some larger. Wiriets went round the
counter to set some more, and, suspectiog the prisoner, he
kept his ey. upon him, and saw him pot one chitin into lila
little. Witness then produced two more. but bound that
two of the original eight were ditio:ew. lie told the
prisoner that would rot do, and desired him to pull the
chilli out of his coat pocket. The prisoner said, " What do
you mean;" and, Mors witness could secure hint, he Con-
trived to return the two chains and place then on the
counter. The prisc.ner then ran out of the shop, and wit-
nees's fallow 'homer pursued and gave him into custody.
The prisoner was remanded for a week.

THE ALLEGED "CALUMNY AND INTRIGUE

IN HIGH LIFE."

TO THE EDITOR OP TKO EXPRESS,

Sin,—Two paragraphs, published in your paper on
the Ist and 2nd meteor, needed rem; sctively, estemny sad

Intrigue," and " More about the Calumoy and outgo' is
limb Life," have been recently brought to my notice.
I hose reason to believe, from circumstances allueed to is
those paragraphs, that I am the person erroneously di ...ignited
there as she Attacil of a distinguished foreign embsuy is
London. As tar as lam comma. d 1 beg to state that those
parauraphs contain •a. rira of gems miarepresentstior.s, and
that thus is not one particle of truth to the statement., that

I Welted the noha lady, that I was knocked dor.rn or
kicked iron the haute, or that I ever refuted to *ant.

Cocuaritances beyond ray control have prevented an
talcum earlier node. of the pareptaphs in question, and I
request, therefore. that you will Kiev putelicity to MY con-
tradiction on say behalt.—l as, ►ir, &r.
WILLIAM BOMA.
Brunswick lintel, Jas. 13, 1851.

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