The Express.
London, England, 1862-05-20 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

BOW-STRM.

Edward Ovum, an auxiliary letter carrier to the N.W.
district, was charged with secreting and delaying about 400
letters, which had been entrusted to him for delivery in the
course of his duty.
Mr. Peacock conducted the cue on the part of the Post-
office authorities.
It appeared that in consequence of the loss of numerous
letters addressed to persons within the prisoner's district of
delivery, four teat letters were, on Saturday, made up by
Mr. Gardner, one of the senior clerks in the General
Post-office, and directed to persons within that delivery.
These letters, as usual in such cases, did not reach their
destination. The prisoner was searched, when two of the
test letters (one oontaining money) were found on him.
Nine other letters which ought to have been delivered were
also found on him, and at his lodgings the officer disco-
vered a chest containing 3'J7 other letters which had been
posted at various periods since February last, and which it
would have been the prisoner's duty to deliver at their
respective admen.
Mr. Henry observed that an immense amountof inconveni-
ence must have been occasioned by the delay of so large
number of letters.
The prisoner was remanded for further examination, with
the understanding that he would ultimately be committed
or trial.

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charged by his master, Mr. H. Harker, of Yelvertoft,
with " leaving service." Whittock said be had asked for
three Sunda s successively to be allowed to go home, and
bed been On the Sunday in queation he again
asked for permission to go home and change his shirt, which
be had worn for a fortnight, and was refused. But as the
people were ping to church be was sect by his master to
Radon ; be then ran to Kilaby for his shirt, and got beck to
Yelvertoft about half-put air. After he had gone to bed his
muter went upstairs and hit him several times on the heed.
Whittock was ordered to pay a fine of 3. Bd. and costs% ed.
A number of workingmen having men the report have sub-
scribed the amount of fine and meta by a penny subscription,
which they intend to forward to Whittock with an expres-
sion of sympathy for him, and of astonishment at the deci-
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