The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-21 00:00:00

Theiwere remanded so that their character* might be In
quired Into.

WESTMINSTER.
FORTUNATE PREVENTION or A BURGLARY.

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Willis* Griper, s rough-looking fellow, was charged as
follows:

Deodatne Colds, 263 B, rid that at half-past 1 this
morning be woe on duty in Cronley-rnews, and thought be
beard some one in the garden. of Ooslow-square, Bron3pton,
close by. He stood still for • moment, and then distinctly
heard footstep, ha one of the gardens. He called a brother
constable, and haring bees raised to the top of the wall,
turned on" Lie lantern, and cow prisoner over to a garden.
standing against the well. Immediately on wring witness
prisoner made his escape over an adjoining wall, and witness
sprititing bia rattle, be was captured by another constable.
In prisoner's pocket be found a stick, and to the garden •
rope, which together were used for burglarious purposes.
Inspector Bader, of the B division, mid such implements
were in frequent use. There had been • number of bur-
glaries in the neighbourhood of Onalow-equere lattly, one
having occurred the night Pefore last, and the inhabitants
were all up in arm.
The wadable tiontinoed—He found on the prisoner, be-
ldam, some matches, a knife, string, and several pawnbrokers
duplicates. He bad given a false address.
Christopher Rutin, B, said this morning he went to
Onalow-square, and found, by tracin• the prisoner's foot-
tomb, that be had been in the gardens of no lees than
eleven houses—six In Sidney-pies, and ftve Ia Onslow-
square. The beck window of the house In the garden of
welch Collis saw the prisoner, was thrown right open.
There were no marks of violence upon any portion of it,
and the probability was, that prisoner, finding it unfastened,
bedoperied it, midwas about to get tab the house, when beer-
log Collis coining he endeavoured to secrete himself, and
afterwards to mats hie wove.
George Sowerby, 113 B, biasing • rattle spring, watched
kw prisoner, end saw him he the area of 2, Onalow-
'gases, upon which be took him inn custody.
Hamstroled till Wednesday.
WORSHIP STRIIRT.
AN ZIPINSIVIII noroury.

Gorr BireA, a gentlemanly dremsel with s protest
=sneaked. and heard, describing bi as • gentlemen, and
resibas at Rodswell-road, Stepney. was charged beton lir.
Hasusill with steeling foes germ.atme sad a roes Iris from
the Vinorterpnk flower beds.
The gardesar stated that the roots In Tonnes
were mm gunny, sad worth at least 6e. There was
awry disposition to prosecute this MN in consequence of
the y.erygresseut robberies committed at all hours on the
pYatatteaa la the park. It wee at six o'clock
this mooring the "gentlemen" was seen oso:ly to
take up Meese= and pa• them tato kis hat. Suspicion sho
stashed I. Um of having previously committed emit=
ellimees, se he had been notned eery frequently taking the
air la the ppeevk at 'newish .t uno-oat boors.
The Mkadsat, who listened to them ober...tie= without
making my reply, steered the magistrate, when quistioesed,
that ha Inta gentleman," as described in the
sheet.

Mr. Hammlll esid—lf you on Indeed what you represest
yourself there le no *aeons for your having ooramited this
dor.; you should term better than eves to plucks dowse
placed there for the gratification of the public.
Denisdast—l had not soy knewkdge of the worth sow
sitectad to them, and simply took the dowers as a bouquet.
Hanneill—l shall order you to pay the value at which
Mew bees estimated, sad, is addition, a flue of 20a.; or,
is dsfiglßens saceith's Impriaonstrnt.
The deteodeat, very much to the surprise of 'hope who bad
noticed hie drew sod scarf ornament, apathetically walked
horn the dock into the all sod did not pay the mum.