The Express.
London, England, 1859-12-30 00:00:00

TSB POLICE COURT&

GUILDHALL.
Iraderied Walter nutria recently In the employ ef
Mims. Fauna and Co., of Edinburgh and Patirnastir-
row, is book ditherer, was brought up Won Aldoriesa
Anita, charged with imberzling about la, bekeging to kis
=Nand also with obtaining under falai premien •
U. of Mr. Potts. of Oardse-row, Landca-rend.
TM cue wee adjourned till Friday nut, for the attandance
of • witness.
CLERKENWELL.
Mr. R. Re" solicitor, of New.inn, applied to Mr. Tyr-
white on behalf of Mrs. flash Ann Steels, of Lou-house,
Milduarpark, foe a protection order under the following

Mrs. Staab mid that her husband was a merchant in the
City, and his name woe Joseph Steeds. Bbe woe minted to
him at Lioashouse Church on the 13th of May, 1837; sad ohs
had four children, who were entitled to some property. Mar
husband deserted her on the 9th of January last, sad winnow
keeping company with another female on the other side of
the water. When ha went away ha did not my anything to
her, but he sent a latter to bar daughter, saying that he had
gone to Switzerland. She kept a wheel, and had for a loan
time supported her husband, and ales could not amount lay
his daserting bar. The property to which the children were
entitled was being administered under the Courted Chancery,
and steps were being taken to prevent him reviving the
children's dividends.
Mr. Jones said there were other circumstances of a very
painful nature, which he need not mention, and ho trusted
that the order would be granted.
Mr. Tyrwhitt granted the order.

LAMBETH.

Yr. Melee sleeker, a person of respectable ametranoe,
was *Urged with steatiag a glass vase of the *Moe of de.
Eros the Bohemian glass department at the Cryetel Palace.
The foramen to the Bohemian Court deposd that on the
before he observed the prismer ester his department
ge:dalt at and impect the varioua name and other oracles
mhibited for inspection and sale. At length he saw his
take up a ram, put it into his coat tail pocket, and walk
away ; but bed not proceeded more th•dt a yard or two wham
the awe fell from hiepocket to the ground and was broken.
witness charged him with stealing the glees, but he dried
it, and ha glen him into custody.
Mr. Norton: Wheel you mimed him of stealing the glass
whet did he say ?
Witness—He cleated it; and said a lady who had jut
eome in with a gentleman had drawn it off with her crinoline;
but I knew otherwiee, for the lady was not near enough to
do so ; and besides I yam watching the prisoner particularly,
and saw him take up the vase and put it into him pocket.
Kr. Norton—What was the cause of your watching the
primmer so partioularly ?
Witnees—Beane I had 1.60 n him before in the retreat-
taint department in an argument with Mr. Straw's waiters,
he misting that he bad paid for his dinner,and they
he had not.
Mr. Norton—How was it that the vase fell out of his
pocket P
Witness—Bmause there was no bottom to the pocket it
wen pat into.
Primmer—Did not the lady sad gentleman offer to pay for
the vase ?
Wiusem—Yes ; but I was quite ewers the lady did not go
near enough to the plece to have swept off the gime by her
crinoline, and I 000ld not think of charging her.
It was hers shown to the magistrate that the unfortunate
nut at the bar wag decidedly insane, and had been confined
Is • lunatic asylum, and beMg satisfied with the present
state of his mind, which be thought wee safikiently appa-
rent by his putting the yam in a pocket without a bottom, be
at once discharged hint, and allowed him to be token away by
his friends.

We are requested to state that Mr. John I,lllyelttte, of 6,
Seymour-street, Breton-rquare, Is not the person whose
uses appeared in our Wednesdays report of the proceedings
at this court.

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CAPTURE or BIIPPO6ED MORDEREES.—On the
night of the 10th October log, Thomas Geraghty, of Clanave,
was waylaid and mauled In the hammy of Tore, parish of
Mayas, Dolma, and his body found on the 12th of the seem
womb la the bog of Derry.,supposed to bays been drowned.
Four Ines, named Hugh Kennedy, James Fele% and
Thome sod Patrick Gera
tedghty, broth's% who fromodlstelfouly
absconded, wen suspec of having peepetnated the
dead, and steps were at once taken for their apiewhendos,
bet wittiest success. A reward, however, of 60/, baring
bees camel, fresh eff wta were mole; and it klieg tonere/
that the suspected individual had come to litegiend, Bergsma
MlLissey and Constable Morton of the Westmeath polio%
followed, and, after considerable exertion, obtained Informa-
tion which led them to suppose that Fagan was located is
Stockport. They therefore visited that town, and put than-
"elves in amamuoicarion with Mr. Moores, the superinten-
dent, who entrusted the case to &Trent Marshall. This
intelligent officer set to work in earnest, and on Monday
evening socosedad in tracing out Fagg:, whom he found
Seim; in lodgings in Beams Norris. Or, losing taken to the
lock-upe, and oonfrooted with the Viet arch Aber/ •
mutest recognition showed be worths Men man. We under-
stand the prisoner has stated that be did not take pert In the
affray, but was merely panting by at the time. On Tues-
day, Thomas Gereghty was ales apprehended at Oldham,
for 'hemmer awe% and both prig otters will be conveyed by
the officers to land, on the charge of wilful murder.—
Manchester Guardian.
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