The Express.
London, England, 1860-07-28 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

CLERICIM7VELL.
TASHION ADU PICKIV WILT 1.

Ana Wilkins sad Caroline Alevandtr, two finbitioably
atmed young women, were placed at the bar, charged with
pi king pockets.
Mr. tt akeliug appeared for the prisoners.
From the evidence it appeared that the prisoners were
in the neighbourhood of elerkenwell a day or two Linos,
when, meeting the prementrix they asked the way to a
sins: is Islington. The Presecutril took a great deal
of trouble to etplain the way, but the prisoners would
ice appear to utalerdand, and after talking to her some
time they made rapidly off. The way in which they
went amused the mope:tons of the complainant, sad
she then felt in her wicket and mien-il her purse. .‘n alarm
was given and the pnatinere were portend, awl when they
were taken into custody they demi.' any knowledge id each
14brr, said protested in the most yehenieut inauner that
they were iunieent, and if they were locked up the prose-
entre: must take the consequence/1, for an action would mint
assure-11v he lirou4lit a,viust her for false imprisonment.
The pole' ienien, who was Dot to be capletl in them
way, took them to the sulfite:, and upon the pneiners
hely et:arched. the exact amount of mosey lost by the
pritasentria was found upon them, but the purse null.'
sot he seen. The police-constable on the beat
w4err the prisoners first steminl the preen:nth: found
the parse he so area the seat morning, hut the coeteots
LW bees retrain-id Sine 60 primmer. had bees in embody
it has bees assertainisl that .tlessarder bus had dm months'
1.111141..10111.11t for picket picking frame this court, sad has
h a like term of trupromnineat foe the ssass cacaos front
NV-ethip,trett. The other prisoner is aim known as being
a wall knits IA thief. Both the primmer pee false addresses,
bet they ani well kouwa ea the seighbumbood 1-f tiolden•
lane

The prieorets, who declined to mak the witieeret any
vr-oi too., ...al they Amnia has the are settled at owe, as
dal cot wish to trouble anyone by recta to the

atal raise! to Ti.. megriatrate
takefull7 committed the prisoeen, for trial,
hall

WANDHWORTH.

earenix TO TOLL TooLLICTO/lA.
eirepA Preksa, a 1.41 cullectoe at the Clashes Sturm:ohm
Pn•litv, appmni4 before Mr. Daytona to sower the r.int-
pLtiat 4 Mrs Utra Shelia., the wife of a piaaoforte•maker
at 14,adir...F., freebies is Pimlico, by mum slntaire and
twitting 6n4uissie to her in • public thoroughfare, whereby
a bin aeh of dn. I. al. C, might have been unasimied.
%%lora, from the Ales of Mr. Fletcher, appeared
Ie the taut, and pleaded toot guilty.
MOO% • wa. that on the afternoon of Wed-
Is • lac, the I.th in•l . had horn in flattener-park with
ter ...ter, and on ri tiunuag lim, s. her little girl no up to
the lealo with • penny to pay the the 1011. She am her
K.. the beim-. t.• th...lefronlant, and a. oho approached the
collector tiOI her .he t pus through the turn.tile
1111th the • !Ili.' baiether, or she would have to pay
• 'auty. The colopil +leant e•pl to him that her chill
Lillis... hens 1.1 i.vuy, ulao %Inch he commenced &bung
VT and &tetanal that It WM b•W n lenity. She told him that
had .era the penny ;rive in her haul, and he tben called
her a liar, ...whoa the language with another el/pre...ion.
lit nuerearimusitton, the complainant poaitively maenad
that the coin en. a Is-OUT. and that it had lain gives to hoe
Lnk gul in ti,, p.irE by tier amid She also swore that she
V,. hot ritt•toketo leo the Lroiruaae wind.
The &feller wax that when the bridge wee opened Lord
J Maulers erlsu ma. then the Find t'irrintomorser of Work.,
dearest th,t 111 • volt,. to.r. ,hootil.l nit tie t.ee patiorlar iu
eaunieg toll loan elioldren, ant acting upon that principle.
the ilefeadrat wirilied the complainant and her little girl to
pen through at the same time fin the one toll of a half.
folieT. Ile was confident that the chill only gave him a
dlearaay, awl whim Ilse coniplaitiant rersitk,l iu suiting
lima it was a pelthy. her ,night Li.. mid that it a be.
. .

Willwereitlilie olefejitaat brut fouglit fur hi country,
4,1 produced e watar•• 1.. give Lon A gaud eh:mu-ter fur

Mr.airman thoo4lit the ear rrove.l, amt sail per.viss
the rjefentiaat's shoild learn to restrau thew
I Ila bard blot 7ia., 441•11.

mows Puid-

'..4411-ir %I. or Two PRIZZ/I(lllTrfts. —(lx n) n,
'1".• two DIM, aanw.l Joseoli Goss ./in.
• it, l'hkiniwn," and Jemmy Welch, who "Ritualist LI
~• ?Lifers in the rtuient prixe,fight for the chant.
I were brought before two county magistrittes, Dr.
',lto and tiui. Thomson, Bet, charged with unlawfully
t•erig a "reach of the puce by making an assault upon
•• I n soh hed halite with Bolger Crutchley. of
I..smighatu, in the tori.th of I liecketitten, on Tuesday
•• L. It appearot that early on that morning, the deftn•
.1 hr., in company with a numlar of other people, left
in sis•••ial train on the Great Western Railway,
1 slighted at the Wallingfonl•roul station, a short this-
, c• e from which a ring wan formed, and fiSsw and t.'rutch-
l• n f si,ght for 111 w. a side. After a contest which lasted
I •••• h•inrs soul twenty minutes, "the ttriknown" was
',red the vit•tor. The tight bark place 011 the Oxfonit
5: •itle of the River Thames, snit for upward,. of an
I rr arid a half it proceeded without molestation from the
L. • ••• At linirth two "Biters bringing to the otnnty cm-
•• . .I:try untied, who ineffectually tried to stop the fight,
• 1 sib" eatlol tipon the Berkshire (attic. to roust them,
• Ilwy amtni, to reply, "that thee hail no order. to go
• ' their own county." The helligerente when called
o tti desist gool•litimoureilly told them to pr ;May. IN
Iwo over poreaently. A crowd of :MO or 400
1-'-"rat were assembled to witness the fight, and at its ter-
' ' dam they quietly dispersed. Warrants were sutler-
., irtly issued for the apprehension of the leaders and
I • •.I in the husk of the plite, and. Goes was taken into
•• Ay at Northampton, and Welch was arrested at his
' me in London. They were committed to take their
t' '1 the fleet quarter sessions, but were eventually ad-
' "ol to maul, thenmelvin i$ 1001. each and one surety each
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