The Express.
London, England, 1867-05-02 00:00:00

• Ai.. had expectotl, 4per body would have
•:;: the sieozol advilft.' ind that site could
.6r-tai..l how it was, but she felt getting so
she was tired of the world, soil that
:h.. Moat responsibility et having so much wealth
•The was in the habit of reading Dr. Man-
,,,,.,,,, Witn.-,v hail in ver till the present trial
-tea that she had been subject to religious

Ordinary -- .tt one time she had admin.
fr,d .i e 1 tense., as for instance that of •' new
t when they were explained to her she aban-
notions.
I:. rodogan, incumbent of Walton, and son.
. M. Samuel Smith, one of the plaintiffs—had
.1, ce:iwil since and considered her
by no means extravagant.
was also placed in the box for croes-exami.
• M•fenilatits, hut she was asked no .ittestions.
. • • • 1,.. .t,leocate. in opening the case fur the de-
Is strongly on the manner in which the will
. •, ooltrived, pointing out that every person
the court the smallest information about
.r took a large pecuniary benefit under the
. . .

arn,..l gentleman was addressing the court when
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SHERIFFS' COURT.
11:efort, Mr. I 'titier•Sherit( BurchelL)

• N. oticEs I.R.WIAMATIoN Or "UTI.AWRY

o• `lr. Hemp, the officer, made proclamation of
j.,.....edings of outlawryin a numberof new cases.
..101 not appear on this occasion. The names
,;• .1 sir S undfonl Graham, Bart., at the
Itroelcill and others ; J. 'T. W. Andrews,
• . suit of Julius (*slasher ; Augustus Palk,
of Julius (`slasher, Theophilus Alexander
.! the suit of Frances Nositti ; H. Welling, at the

...n a• Drake Sewell and others ; Suss/midi Price.
;!. ~:t .f Frederick Cotten ; Malcolm Macgregor. at
~ • .4 sarati Rocklin:tater and others; Robert A. Mit-
'. .: the ,alit of Th 1111 l as Smith Halliday ; George /Bun-
: I:,:,„ , at the suit of Wm. Amer in two cases ; F. T.
~ :ill.. at the suit of John Blackwell; and Robert Dean
~ r: the suit of Francis Macnaghtee and others.
....tr. trio. was made, and the next county court was
• 1.,...1!'0r the 39th May instant.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

MAHLB01{011: H.STREET.
STABLING NY AN ITALIAN.
Si,9nani, an Italian, charged with stabbing with
til. tto two Italians named Joseph and Sebaatian Bon.
was brought before Mr. d'Eyncourt on remand.
Ir. Edward Lewis, of Great Marlborough-street, ap-
red for the prosecution ; Mr. Louis Lewis appeared for
pri.oner ; and Mr. Guerini, professor of the Italian lan-
age. attended to interpret.
Mr. Edward Lewis said he attended to prosecute the pri-
er on the charge of stabbing two Italians named Hon.
venni, and one of them was still extremely ill, and he
iu his hand a certificate signed by the house surgeon
the Middlesex Hospital, stating that he could Dot be
pnsetit removed. file other had been reuicu, .1 from
• hospital to his lodgings, but was still unable t.. ear.
Mr. I. Lewis said he had several witnesses in att ,olance
o would give a different account of the matter to what
d been stated. He did not object to a remand, but he
I to apply that the prisoner might be admitted to
Mr. lip Lewis said he must oppose the application for
I. The police would state that they had made inquiries
the hospital, and that the man was not out of danger.
A constable stated that he had inquired at the hospital,
I the surgeon stated that the man was going on well,
t was not able to attend.

Ni. d'Eyneourt said that his feeling always was that
ere a knife was used and the person was in the hospital,
I should not be taken.

InMr. L. Lewis said that his witness would show that the
staler bed been illused by several persons.
Mr. F.. Lewis said that was not the case. _

..on Mr. d'Eyncourt remanded the prisoner and said the
&adieu for bail could be renewed.
WORSHIP-STREET.
RECOVERY or irroLele PROPERTY.
*forma Niehats and Sarala Wens were charged, on re-
nd, with being in possession of six silver tea-spoons and
, table-spoon, reasonably supposed to be stolen.
It wiU be remembered that last week the girls offered
e property in pledge at a she in the Hackney-road ;
it country appearance and dialect occasioned suspicion,
I, in reply to strict questioning, they stated that the
• were given to them by the aunt of Nichols, who was
widow living at " Hackford," in Norfolk ; that they had
pme by train from there two days previously, and were
Oliged to try and dispose of the property, being without
Sy money.
Mr.

Lnapector Waliofield, N Division' said that since the
numerous inquiries had been made at the station-
-ting the loss of silver spoons—theft in question,
in the newspapers, he had ascertained were
(min the aunt of Green, who is 70 odd years of age,
.n possession of a small allowance or annuity which
piss into the niece's bands on the aunt's decease.
e was no intention to prosecute. It was believed that
)1s had induced her to leave Heckford.

Newton discharged the prisoners.
801JTHWARK.
ISHOPLIFTZIS.
Ina Taylor, 16, and Fanny Clematis, 16, were placed
bar, charged with stealing a scarf from the shop of
John George Moore, hosier, be., of Newington
sway.
. James George Moore said he managed his brother's
ess, and on the previous evening the prisoners came
he shop and requested to look at some hosiery. Seve-
ticks were placed before them, which they pulled
;, and after looking at several scarves they left the shop.
out making any purchase, saying " They would call in
reniir... As soon as they were gone he missed the
produced, and proceeded after them, and meeting
a constable he pointed out the prisoners, telling
suspected them of stealing a scarf from his shop.
astable brought them back, when the scarf fell from
the prisoner Clements' shawl. Both prisoners
I for mercy ; but, as such robberies had been so fre-
lately, he considered it his duty to give them into
e magistrate asked whether he had ever seen the
nen before in his brother's shop.
it, had no recollection of seeing them before.
s Dunn, police-constable li.Y M, said that on Wed-
afternoon he was on duty in Newington-causeway,
not witness called his attention to the prisoners, who
'bunt to turn up Horsemongerdane. He stop
and took them back to the prosecutor's shop, when
1
end produced fell from Clemente. Ho then took them
custody.
oth .prisonere pleaded guilty, begging his worship to
leniently with them, as it was the find time they had
been in such a disgraceful position. Clements said
she mull not tell what made her take the scarf.
inagiotrate asked whether the prisoners were
...side replied in the negative. They were not
in the distract of this court.
-orship sentenced each to a month's hard labour.
WANDSWORTH.
ANOTHIER UNENRoLLED suelleTY.
widow, whose husband died that day week, attended
s Mr. Hayman to ask his advice under the following
stances. She stated that her late husband was a
of the " Loial United Friends," a gift fund for
ring sick and afflicted members. On applying for 101,
vednesday morning to pay the expenses of the hun-
ts funeral, she only received 5/., it being stated that
was not entitled to receive more, as her husband was
ided at the time of his death on account of the
rs not hawing been paid on the last quarterly night,
eadi of Match last. In consequence of receiving only
the undertaker was very much disappointed.
-. Aaenan looked at the rules and said the society was
,ant —Not enrolled, air.
layman—No, it is not certified 17 Mr. Tidd Pratt.
leant Iwith surprised-1s it not, Ur
Papuan—I see that if any member dies during
a, his widow is only entitled to one-half of the
in answer to further questions, the applicant said all
arrears were paid before her husband's death. Her
Ater stated that she took the money on the 17th of
ch but it ought to have been paid at the lodge in New-
d,-Rennington, on the Ilth.
b.-Hayman thought that as the arrears were accepted,
Member who paid them was entitled to the full
wfit of the society, because the money need not have
a token. He told the applicant that she would have
inimon the treasurer in the county court. He (the
otestel had no jurisdiction unless the society was

applicant having received her rules and papers
ch she hall handed to the magistrate for his inspection,
retired.

411 ,“*lt I N.: DEATH AT LANCASTER—Yesterday,
to Mory in, a man in the employ of Mr. Briggs, of
wennlie, was sent to Lancaster with a young bull. He
I reachrd the town in safety. end woe in the act of
'mina a rope to a ring outside the slaughterhouse of
butcher, for which purpose be bad to go down on
keee, when the bull suddenly thrust him against the
11, and gored him in a fearful manner about the face,
I. and neck. Although lie was taken out of the way
the animal almost immediately be lived only a few
notes. The bull was generally considered to be of a
dispieation, and it liad not displayed any symptoms
,iticiume.is on its way to Lancaster.
Pestenl:n• the ceremony of cutting the Sint sod
laNe new reservoir, in connexion with the Halifax
twirl.% took place at Mixenden. The reservoir will
',Lout 1011,000,000 gallons, and will be a supplementary
"tontite reservoir to the large one at Ogden. The cost
11, pew one will be about 20,000/. This is the last
ri-roir of the scheme which the corporation has parks•
'"tarr power to make, and upon which the town ham
or will expend, several hundred thousand

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