The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-28 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURT&

MANSION-IpIIIIE,

Mary Jenneses,-IZllTnvareewie—idesere. Cleaves sad
Co., of Csamos-mreet, immommgers, was charged th having
IleiblOalld several sum of roomy beleardag to hiesmployers.
Yr. D. Jaeeyappeared for the promeaties.
Mr. H. T. Hots emeritus., eargeom—Cla the 26th of
February, I paid to the primmer 141. les. as aoooant of pro-
isolators, sad be gave me the receipt praised ; sod oo the
9th of Soptsesbsr, 1866, I paid him ISL oa account of the
same drab
Mr. Bayley, clerk to Meters. Home sad Co., brewere—l
paid to the prisoner, os acooeat of the prosecutor; on the
16th of Jose. 111. Be. 7d.
Mr. White, clerk to Mr. Stilf—l paid to the prisoner
181. lls. as amount of the promeatoes, ca the 18th of
Yetesary, U5B. Oa the 9th of October following I paid him,
cm the same secosek 71. 11.. 3d.; sad an the 20th of May
Bert I deo paid kiln 61.
Mr. C. Talbot, bargehailder, of Itotherldthe—On the 26th
of Merck I paid to the primmer= aroma of the promonton
the =produced for 14!.10e„ which has bees paid by
Yr. D. Btenehatn, of Rotherhithe-wall, barge-bedider—
On the 18th of June I paid to the primmer on account of the
promentors 71.8.. 7d.
Mr. Jolla George, of the dna of the promostors, said—
=see lay cash-book, in which I make entries of the re-
It was the duty of the primmer to head to me each
evened • slip of paper with the semis of the parties from
whose be bad received money. He has not accounted to me
for several saute received by him, se he ought to have done.
The primmer, who had nothing to say, was fully commit-
ted for vial as four distinct Margie.

/50W-STAVT.
Chartoile Webber, a servant girl, lately in the employ of
Mr. Wilbraham. warehousemen, of Middle-row, wee charged
with steeling a quantity of small at tides from her master's
sh;1;. Wilbraham stated that the prisoner had bees is Ma
service about four months. On the 13th kismet ~be went
out " for • few minute," and did not return till a lase hour
at night, when all the family had retired to rest. For this
mistoooduct he discharged her. On the next morning her
box was examined, and in it were found two shirts, a piece
of calico, three apron', and a chemise, all of which had been
labia from the shop and bore his private mark. That
evening the prisoner met one of his assistants, Mite Cooper,
is the street, and asked her to convey to her (the prisoner)
some atticles which she had secreted about the place. M iss
Cooper, instead of doing so. immedi•tely informed Mrs.
Wilbraham. In the place indkated, behind the gas.meter,
in the kitchen cupboard, were found three chemises, and
some other articles, all Deering the private mark. Daring
the period the prisoner ha/ been In his service he had been
acedinsally toeing artistes from the shop. The prisoner bad
several "followers," and was constantly going out "to meet
hersister."
Kate Cooper, the assistant, stated that on the day after
twiileft ohs met her in the street. Prisoner mid she
tten some shifts and other articled, sad had left them
in the cupboard, concealed behind the meter. She of-
fend witness "any money" to bring the things out and
give throw her, clews Mg Mat this Wee "all skewed about."
The rriaoner mid she did not intend to steal the things.
She borrowed them from Mire Cooper, as patterer.
Mica Cooper said there was no foundation for the state-
ment. . . . . .

Tie prisoner was committed for trial.
HAMMERSMITH.

Gorge Wriol.t, 14, Etaciewl She'ford, 14, Thomas Beaty,
13, and Wil4ialos George loose, 14, lour westohed-lookiag
urchins, whose clothe. were ell in tatters, were charged
with stealing a pony and cart from Covent-garden Market.
Sergeant Brown informed his worship that the owns[ of
the pony and cot was oat moat, as ks was not aware that
Ids property had been found. The prisoner Seeley was only
charged a few day. ago with being cocooned, with other
bays, in stealing a donkey and cart, belonging to a caner-
monger, from the same marker, and he was examined at
Bow-street polio-court. On that ocoseion he was remanded
with the otoers, and afterward. discharged.
Police-Dunstable Blake, of the T division, said that about
11 o'clock ea Tuesday night be was oa duty in the Great
Western-read, at Tursham-green, when he saw
the prionsers riding in a email an drawn by a posy.'
The p•iaoner Staley was driving, and he saw
them stopprd by a tun. Rees immediately jumped down
and made his evcape, and Sulu also tried to (value him, but
be was stopped and dutdoed with the others. The man said
he knew that the pony had been stolen, and witness asked
them where they bad obtained it, but wither of them made
say answer. Subsequently he met Jour in Hammersmith,
and he asked him if he had not been tiding .boat la a cart
all day with some other boys. He at tint dented that be bad,
but sinew& said that Easley had driven the hone and cot
all day, end ha had ridden behind.
Thomas Woraley acid he livod at Parkthous-uuare,
Tnestion-green. On Tomboy evening he was at Hounslow
when a man came along and told him that he had lost bte
pony and art in the morning wait he was at C ment-ruden-
market. He also said that he hod been to all the green-
rade and polite stations, but had not been able to trace his
property. Witness alt.:wads returned home; as he came
snag Turnhate-green he saw the pony and out in the pee-
session of the prisoners, Ned he stopped them.
Toe prisoner. were remanded till Tuesday.

THE WEATHER AND CROPS IN NORTH AND EAST
Yoansitaa.—T he fearful thaaderetorms which ham pm-
vaikd la the west and south of England have visited the
North and Bast Ridings of Yorkshire, sad partial injury
has bee, dose to trete, Ac., by the lishtatair, and to hawse
by the treat quantity of tnt which has fallout, tour cottages
la particular paving bas damaged at Lesveniarr, mar
Melton. The besellte comforted be the change in the weather,
however, will far outweigh my damage that has been sue-
Maid. TM atracepkagre has been improved, and the mea-
dows sad primes, which were balm* at burnt up," have
rammed thou verdant prise" appearance, and the can,
which has lama guttural, will he very acceptable to the farmers,
improving. as it will, the turnip, tosaget wort-1, and other
wogs, which inn greedy in want of refreshing showers.
la the districee we have named a large breedta of corn id
grown, end it has bun laid to • mere Inconsiderable utast
than might have been supposed. In many pleats wheat le
assuming th.t y, How dagewhiett besotting the tartyapproooli
of ino r.wr. •nd with flue wombed His itidostriona dares will
eg.in be able to rejoice in the commumme to Her of the
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