The Express.
London, England, 1866-01-10 00:00:00

The issistaat Judge said
evidence of thin

CENT)

(More Kr. Jostles Moline.)
THE FOROMII2B ON THE BAIT OP '
Phillip Breun, a Genoa& Jew, desert
was charged with feloniously engraving
• Sve-rouble bank note of the empire t
lawful exams.
Serjeant Beßutin* and Hr. Gifford, Q.
retained with Mr. Sleigh to conduct the
prisoner defended himself.
It will be remembered that the prisoner was t.
last session with several other foreigners apt%
exactly the ume character as the present eas
Lints will be fresh in the reoolleotioe r' -
• long investigation, the trial
of two days, the prisons, wee
were convicted. The speedo
was that be had engraved • portion
note, and this foot did not
by him, but his ex use
guilty intention, bat that his
Lion to the police, and at the
names of several constable
given information. The only
fore, was whether the prisoner
transaction or not.
The principal witness So sae
a man named Lilian, who had
the instance of the Russian goy.
jutted to a severe croseexamir
Several polies-officers were,
appeared that the primmer bad
as to the proceedings of persons
to them but ale to the Russian

The learned judge remarked
the evidence adduoed it wu
wreak prisoner kept up his is
who have already been convicted,
the reward for the isformation
which those offewleve bad been 1-
_

Kr. Oifferd. Q. 0., meld that
the pert of the prosecution would
the prisonor.
The jury tb.•, under th. direction
•'what of Not Guilty.

DDLI

,ESEX

(Mon W. H. Bodkin,
♦ SZIUOUF

Henry John Wright, 20,
collars, and other articles,
George Morris, his master. The
Mr. Pater, who was instructed
cute, said the prosecutor was a
nem in High-street. Islington,
been for some mouths ia
piteous estertaised by
all his young men that he
boxes, to which all readily
and on that, believing him t
polies-constable and gave him
the prisoner's box a large
property was found, besides
piety that had been pawned.
broken were visited by Stem
amongst them Mr. Walters,
two handkerchiefs had been
said the prosecutor could
turning over the handlif
found the prosecutor's
and he desirel that that mark
When the handkerchiefs •
aloe, the part where the ,
torn off, and that wu done b)

Francis Spray, assist:est
called, and be said he stood l
foreman to Mr. Walters, tore
from the handkerchiefs. The!
oonstable on the former occasi4
The Assistant Judge said tt
be attended to, ►nl directed
down the evidence of the wit
he would imasider what was

Charles Cole, police sergeant
vices convictions of four months
prisoner, for robbing his muter,
jeweller, of Regent-street. He
into these sets of dishonest?
reading " Jack Sheppard,"
of that description.
The Assistant-Judge sentenced
labour for two years.
SECOND
(Before Mr.
BOBBING A
Frederick Wilson, 20, a Nt
for stealing several articles of
mate, named Alfred Smith.
The prisoner was a Norwegian.
terpreted by Mr. Francis Igelo
It appeared that the prism
sailors in the same ship, and
prosecutor's cabin and stole
boots, stockings, &c.
The jury found the prisoner
Mr. Payne sentenced him •
hard labour for six months.
WILLING BOOTS 5.
Bridget Colwell, 30, olsarw,
leg two boots, value 6s. 9d. r
Mr. Gent prosecuted ; Mr. L.
The prisoner pleaded not guilt
The Kumar was seen to
mentor's shop and cut down
in the doorway. There was I
acne.
The jury found the prisoner Guilty.
A police-constable said that the prisoner se t
of a respectable labourer. She was an indaMinir
working woman.
Mr. Payne sentenced her to be imprisoesd sal *lll'
hard labour for four calendar months.
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1,1 r
THE POLICE COURT& *2 -
(THIS DAY.)

BOW-STREET.
KEEPING OP THE SCOTCH CHRISTIAN.
Donald Macgregor, traveller and clerk, 6, Ho
Clarkin well, was charged with being drunk sodden
in the Strand,
Police-constable F 44 deposed that he saw a Wit
assembled in the Strand last evening, about kill
o'clock, and he found the pri.oner was very dank el, s,
cause of the assemblage.
The prisoner said he was very sorry for 1,11,1 Wit
tarred, but that he was only keeping up WO'
Christina.. He had been abroad, suffered from sum l-
and the least drink affected his head. He oily it
holiday time. He had lost his bat and the sampled'
with which he bad been entrusted.
Mr. Vaughan uid—This has been a very 0114
Christmas for you. You had better give up
all if it has such an effect upon you. Upon
I shall discharge you, hoping it may act ai s •
you for the future.
CLERKEN WELL.
THE Mitt DENS OF ISLINGTON.
Mr. Robert cook, of 18, Werwick.street. Onlaoo It
the owner of the premises situate and being Nu f,3'l, sj
4, Goodwin-street, Islington, was summoned bits
Barket under the Nuirances Removal Ad lot Eagiwkb
for allowing Übe following nuisances to Guist
mine, viz., three foul and offensive privies 1•1 61.
which were injurious to health.
Mr. Layton, solicitor and vestry clerk of MI
'illogic°, attended to support the oomplaist,
Cook, barrister, for the defeat,.
The evidence of Mr. William Mayes, tonal Wl°
was to the effect that on the Ist lessens
the premises, No. 3 and 4, Goodwin-Welk
the property of the defendant, and found at I°3
drain in the yard open and very defective, sal tbe
without water supply. The water from the 011
its way under the boards of the floor of the kept fr
and the premises are Without a dust-bin, sad s
state. At No. 4, the privy is without yews, the treat
yard ie defective and untrapped ; the water butt ilott
*over, and there was so dust-bin. Previous to th".
he bad visited No. Rand found the drain very 'kw'
the soil flowing from it under the floor of she hulk
The privy is without water, and the premiss ow
a dust bin. The tenant left this house in cousessot;
bad smells and the landlord refusing to repair tke
The soil oozes through the wall of No. 1, seders.
coven the basement sad causes a very bid 'awl „,
time aloes a pennon wee removed from No. 2 W 810"
hurl.
Levies asked for an immediate order ferll.ll
to be dose. The Sanitary Committee were dita_M
do all is their power top t fever in Ow r""
Islington.
Mr. Barker made an order for the mooing weds •
dose within 14 days.
Mr. Luton asked for 51. 30. coals.
Mr. Barker said he considered the applicant's PIO
and made an order for that amount. 401'.
Mr. Cook asked themagistrate to grant a
superior courts, bat the application was untied.

WORSHIP-STREET.
PAUP GIRLS AND SHEA CAM
Slim Heydrick, 18 ; Enna Sheen, 18; aba ig"
ingkam, 16, good-looking girls, were charged
Hayden, sapsristnednit of labour at the
Hoke,go with bong disorderly paupsrs, sad losl
laird= said—This moroiog, at 8 o'clock, IWO
quell a di/turban, with then girls, who wen
eat above stain aoudad* themeless moil
fally, sod tittering vary bad words. I told two of
go to the cells, bat they would aot, sad esid 1141
tenoned to ban a lark, so I brought than lam
Aube Samar, as sztramely aged and so serge

'RAL CRIMINAL COtritt •
(THIS DAY.)
(Before Mr. Julies Milks.) •
FORUM= ON THE BAIN OP IHREgi.
'reun, • Garman Jew, described 44 agi•
with feloniously engraving oataia •
s bank sae of the empire of
es. 111
Ballade* and Mr. Gifford,
th Mr. Sleigh to conduct the pr
!ended himself.
remembered that the prisoner was Msg.
with several other foreigners Epee g ‘s'
same character as the present 0441
▪ fresh is the recollection of the pa %
itigatioe, the trial occupying the grid.
the prisoner ass acquitted and his -
:ted. The spade sat imputed to ligg
had engraved portion of a fraud
this fact did not appear to h
but his ex--use was that he
ition, bat that his object was to (leg:-
police, and at the lest trial he omini6.,
wend eastables to whom he si3
maim. The only question in the filN
bather the prisoner had a guilty alisi
or not.
ripal witness So support of the preen*
id Liben, who had come over to this
s of the Reran government, sea he
severe crais.examinstioa by the priest
oliosalicers were Galled, from w
at the primmer had continually (Ns
uudinp of persons already coalsts4
t also to the Russian consul.
led judge remarked that it seemed *ai
adduced it wu extremely probe* As
loner kept up his intercourse with {hi'
[ready bees convicted, in the bops re •
for the information he had give, it
offse•len bad been brought toils**,
,rd, Q.C., said that on this istinalite
the prosecution would not pram the woe%
r.
thee, under the direction of the meek
Not Guilty.
ims
lIDDLESEX SESSIONS. fee
•
(THIS DAY.) A. 4..
e. *
re W. H. Bodkin, Esq., Assisting...ledge)
A SERIOUS CHAROL
olin Wright., 20, was indicted Ice age
of other articles, value 10/., the
iris, his master. The prisoner pleads(
e, who was instructed by Mr. Liam is
the prosecutor was a hosier, our*.
figh-steest. Islington, and the Pass
some months is his employ. Ay,
etertaised by the prosecutor is
mg men that he should Ilk' to mule
which all readily consented but the •
it, believing him to be the thief, he..
table and gave him into custody. Os
er's box a large quantity of the
sea found, besides 29 duplicates fa
had been pawned. The whets of W
.r.
re visited by Stammers, a
hem Mr. Walters, of hlderepeeenest
kerchiefs had been parsed. The gale
prosecutor could not identify his, hit
mar the handkerchiefs the priseep
• prosecutor's private mark spas 1.
sired that that mark should not le sus'''
handkerchiefs were produced at the pi'
part where the private mark had ha
ad that was done by the foreman of *AA'
retard Judge said he should like to haws
I this.
Spray, Lastest to Mr. Wallas, is
he said he stood by while Edward Bea
Mr. Walters, tore the prosecutor'. Fillet
.andkerchiels. They had been seen by the
in the former occasion.
atsot Judge said this was a matter the s ,
d to, and directed the comity solicitor hi •
videnos of the witness Spray airy cent*. :
*wider what was to be dome.
Cole, police sergeant 23 C division, prowl
lotion of four months' imprisonment
or robbing his master, Mr. Charles
Regent-street. He believed that be Yay
see acts of dishonesty on account of Wank '
Jack Sheppard," "Blueskin," ads*,
cription.
Leant-Judge sentenced him to be kept liitaua
two years. It.
SECOND COI.IIT.
(Before Mr. Payne.) uses
BOBBING • SHIPMATE. 61
Wilson,*2o, a Norwegian sailor, tram iii i 4
g several ticles of clothing from a fella s fiat
ad Alfred Smith.
oar was a Norwegian, and the video a e
try Mr. Francis Igeistrom. c.
raid that the prisoner and the prewar, •
the same ship, and that the prisoner OM 41,
'a cabin and stole several under eI de 4.,
:kings, la.
r found the prisoner Guilty.
ee sentenced him to be imprisoud
1. for six months.
triZALI2fG BOOTS FROM • SHOP DOOR
Connell, 30, charwoman, was indietalss
rote, value 6s. 9d., the property of Haute
t prosecuted ; Mr. Harris defended So pis
oner pleaded not guilty.
oner was sea to go up to the don at al
hop and cut down the boots that was be.
rway. There was no money found spa
found the prisoner Guilty.
.constable said that the prisoner we
:table labourer. She was an indultam)
omen.
ne sentenced her to be imprisoned mid ki
Lr for (ones oalArohr month._