The Express.
London, England, 1858-11-30 00:00:00

THE POLICE COUBTS.

NAI SION!HOII.81.

Hama roman, was
brought before the Lord Mayer. robbery from
the perces ander petraller eiremmeememe.
It appeared from the Mamas that as the previous night,
about lilt-peat 10 deist, is ma against a gmtleman who
was walking *mg Cheepabloomot who to van endeavoured
to avoid Yr. Hs promatAy lead that his parr, containing
EL 12a. 6d., had teem abstreoted from his pocket, and he
charged her with having robbed him. she wever denied
having dome as until be threatened to give her into custody,
and than, seeing a policemen Maw at hand, obe took the
puns from her muff and returned It to its owner, begging
to be allowed to go free. Notwithstanding this ap-
peal he gave her into custody, and apes ban
takes to the station-house she was marched, and
in her pocket was found a porta•monsme, in ad-
dition to some loose silver, containing 7e. 6d., and
three address cards bearing the name of a gentle-
maa, who stated that on the previous evening, about half-
pest sine o'clock, while passing along Jewry-street, the pri-
soner ran against him, and when he reached home he found
his puree gone, together with some copper which were in
elm same pocket, but the puree had no money in it when he
bet it.

It was stated silo that there was a third case of a similar
kind against the prisoner, hot that the gentleman who had
been robbed could not come forward.

The prisoner smarted that she 'ram too much in liquor at
the time to know much about it, but she believed that the
tint gentleman dropped his parse and that she picked it up
and gays it to him. At all meta the hoped the was would
be disposed of at awes.
The Lord Mayor told her that her conduct was too flagrant
to permit him to take such a course, for she had at the least
committed two barefaced robberies wiihin an hour, sad there
were *Moog grounds for suspecting that she had oommitted a
third. He should thraldom mad her to the Caattal Criminal
Court for trial. _ _

ling a;kedtist the money bond upon her, amounting to
Ifts. 6d., might be restored to her ; but his lordship ordered
that that oald be epproprtated towards her maintenance
while in prison.
John Brown and Edward Harris wife charged with
stealing two coats, of the valets of 61., from the shop of Mr.
T. Hill, a tailor, in Aldgate.
P. 8. Halm, the predicator's shovels's, said that whilst
attending to a customer on flaturday evening, about seven
o'clock, be beard a chain whiob was used to occurs a row of
costs rattle against the window. He inissediately ran out,
and maw Harris in the act of giving the two coma produced
to the other prisoner, who ran off with them. Whams fol-
lowed Hams, who struck him in the breast. They then
struggled together, and Harris, is attempting to recaps, ran
Into the arena of a policeman, who secured him. Brown ran
dews lossege's itsed-yetd, sad wee trying to secrets the
oases whir be wee terve&
A. Stride, constable 666, deposed to harlot taken the pti-
seam into 'greedy.
. . .

FE; admitted their guilt, were remanded
till Pr y, when th.y will be brought up in petty sessions.
AtisAael Christonaa, • titan who bas bern in melody nn •
previous erasion for robbery, was charged with bnetking
Into • warehouse belonging to the City of London Gas Com-
pany, In Padding. hum, end staaltag braes cocks, lead pipe,'
and other articles., of the value al X
Mr. T. Pont, an timelier Is the service of the company,
sal&—We have a depot he usiloriab u Padding-Imm. At
latitzit fro ea denuday aloft I was most for and on
at the pomintem bull the prisoner ia the Mimi!, of
a poilemana, who bed boil at bits by ths arts through a bole
is the door. The artioles posibacied bad bees removed from a
sapteard sad placed in a basket ready to be taken away. As
inert bed boss effested by bromide( direash the passim tif
amend deeea I Save desasoody met pdeeser Mitring
about tbe pinnies, end my impels= rompoot-
*Odom to tise police.
N. •adrowm, aciestoblit 642, Mated that in eamesqamacis at
inksmiettin that mooed him he wait to the prommome, and
elmoresi tbe prisoner looking into • cupboard. He called
eat " Who's timer mid the prisoner
We oratte replied, "All
hits right,
Imai AM of pipe MSake away with me.. He then took
dy.
Peinmsr-1 west tone tite_promisem to get a light, end
see-
lag thma moZab::= them Into • Motet.
• mairopolitas amid nom several mouths
ago be bet the is emomety ea • sharp el theft, blot
was dm disarmed, the pressieser ire Wag Is woad-

Thallad Mayor sottosooll As plow to Woo tooado'
Vtrt, with Mad Maar.
osts Mambo, livery .tabs keeper, to Wllltont-
stoest. Now-oat, sad loiert aril, his anima, yin nun-