The Express.
London, England, 1858-11-18 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS'.

W Alf RON-HOl7Bl.

A seallaana appal to the Lard Mayor for a /111111601111
whedn the dientsee et a pubic eampeny, and whited to be
hear wee the iiiibatlea.
The lewd Mayor ?Mewed to heir tb• shatsueet in pablie,
but expend his willingness to steed to the appliaa
Wm** del If he should consider there were grounds for it,
the ammo should be ranted, and the complaint publicly
betel; bet ha was deleretlaed net to beer sr parts reprima-
nding blond with roped to ocantmain or individual,.
lib hail* that mired with the applicant to one of the
rinds ream, end mss. the ground' of complaint
nem& to be
F. peke to Mama Tea end Co.. Webber%
Gars-meat, WO brought baba Mr. Alderman*
Cubitt, charged tiding hm easployou of several
mall some et WWI.
Me. W. Wleteinea, dirk la the Great Western Railway
Compees alba, ILleraireet, Chienide. meid—Oe the like
of dispeenber lest I remalthil from the prisoner • meet ad-
drawl " Roblaa, Chelimahaeo," and he gave tee 11d. for the
=. On Namable, 16 1 received another parcel, ad-
" RAW. Teall," Webb with I Id. Oe No 7
I rennived a thbi pe eg, mideebel "Kelly, Menchamer,"
with 24. 2d. 1 pet ay labels then sub is the prisoner's
way book.
Mr. I. H. Marshall, after proving that the prisoner was
in the habit of receiving from him from time to time cash for
petty disherassessits, produced the way book, which stowed
that the phew by either altering or adding to the figures es
"r2Wert ethdefrauded the proeunton of 4s.
wilf te an Cubitt,
Kr. WieleMara said that when the prisoner brought him
a panel an am peroadioe day he noticed that the stun of le.
had be added to a former entry. He thereupon 03011311111-
ashd with the prceecutors.
1. C. Knight, the constable, deposed that when the In-
sparer at the station-hours read over the charge to the pri-
mmer the latter said he was Filthy of the offence with which
he Wee charged, and hoped his employers would deal
lestently with him.
The primer said ha was guilty.
Mr. Idaninall—The prosecutors wish the poisoner to be
desk will es isalently ea possible as he has hltherty borne •
good ehareeter. He hae a wife sod family.
Tbe papaw wished the case to be disposed of at once.
Alarms entaitt—The law doss not admit of my doing
=oebr if you plead guilty you will be brought up an petty
whoa two magistrates will be attendance, sad then
the ere eon be dealt art,ll hare.
The who then foemally pleaded guilty, was re-
mended till Prpboaer, itiey, when he will be brought up in petty
seences.

Andrew rilberses, towelling clerk to Mr. A. Ateicljah,
betties-glees madaetarer, of 170, Bi•bopepwatreet With-
out, woo breadth up, oat remead charred with cosbezalier
semni emu emosatiaci to W. Or. OIL Womb. to hie
eat_pleyer.
Kr. Bard impound ter the pragmatical.
&Meow to sappers al the voles' own lode( bees M-
cleod, the p..w, who dseired ttht, so ter from 'Navin
malmaled the morignef Ids In Orme, the latter owed him
1 la. 341., wee fully momitted he Mal.
Mary lbws,* vas dismalaft two irs of boots
trams dm asp Mi. Jet Mew, pablegather, d 64
Mamie&

It appeared bee the evidenee of the preelentor that the
Weiser led weestly gold unseal visits to hie shop, sad,
after Levin tried en bosW, leet tithes& ankh.; any pur-
chase. 0a Satueday lee, after she hat taken her depr-
ive, he eked a pair of booletrom a sleek nary when she
bed beta ening. She mine gab eft Tuesday, aecteepseted
by a little ell, sad after trying as emend pairs, which
ads said did out sett her, was aimed ro leave the
shop, when he Awed her and asked her what
she had wilier her arm. She replied, " Nedihig."
He called hie hresess, whit put his heed ender the pd.
inair's shawl, and famed the tee pity of beets produced.
Thhe little girt escaped, but the plass wee gives late
suiedy.
Beer Med, the panteater's ilorenen, sworberuted his
wasse's 'widows.

Tl44;ser said dr was pay se draft tin boots.
AWirena Cubit& sistursid kr le ispelsomait, with
limed kbow, kr six weeks.