The Express.
London, England, 1859-08-02 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAT.)

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Elwin lowa, 17, was charged with stealing a gold watch,
mine tOf., from John Antcaio Collard, outs merchant, of
16, Boho-squars.
George Thomas, of Triltimbem-coart-road, mid—This
morning I was on board the Peremereaos steamboat,
orating from Adelpbi Par to Lesdaa-bridge. Jost es we
inn about to lead I tilt a pm* maim' me, sad, ca tusks
ironed, I saw the prfeegar with prosecutor's watch is his
head, in the act et resting it as the ring. I bs
seised him, and AY, "re, right you, yon meala; yea Maas
last gentleman's wet*" spa which he dried the work
down on re &dr.__ _ _

The prosecutor identified the watch ee hie property, and
exhibited the Hai kern which it had been broken stql dang-
ling _tram hie ivied chain.
Illeparle be known dt
•

Pailmottimstahla 489—1 think so, but ra Int had time to
mho tagolrita.
Partridge (pairr)-Irva ern him hem before, ray lord,
rereadelly. He ea old ollaadar.
Yr. Om bra (chid elork)—Oh, yea he has been here et
Yost a dor. timer Won.

no Lori Mayor. who rid the prisoner woe too old an
ofiswiest to be dealt with osattosuily, asked hits what ha had
to ge.a._
I came from the Adalphi-pier to Lcadon-bridge
this ussolog as booed the Pareevennees and wheo we
wen keen we were posh* together. All of a
=Uri poems (resift to tho lest witness) caught
no, sod rid I lad miss tido gostlasaa's fp:hating
M presserkee) mak& net woe& wee Oohed op off the
ground. It won't us that took k, led I dent bow nothier
shout it. low Aseadistgjost bikes the gootiman that lost
his welsh.

Ti. pair* iral seuislibi kr erlsi.
NAILLBOROIJOH-STEILIT.

rum E 01 Al 1111/111 11•171.1.
Jfergerst Nem; ea leishwenea, mid*/ b pmt,
tiohn, Ire• eheerd with crestla• • didarbesee awl wow
the ishathotest the laetrile Mold &albs; New-eureet,
Soho.

The minter at the buildlap and that this isrinlaq,
sham I o'clock, the primmer, in front of the banana, ram-
maand yaltlag at in a herrn rate that the whole of the
ikshinsta wore rowed from their sleep, and Bsdieg that
the wand not go away, ho me obhged to give her la
Damakey, C, Ind he saw the panne Paltaarytmert
Vgawith as
id waste, who, she end, was he
" She aid ate had beta to a rifle, and that a
fight, am aunt, tamed, bat It not wing eatalactordy, sad
the Oman eat her " friend " not hating had awash,
they wet setting the ask Ware they went home. The
pi was making a peat none, yelling at iha top of be
vote, and druak... .

Irfte Wore eJd, sue enough ohs had been to • raffle;
eies bed bees mellowed." sod she wee quietly sett] mg it.
Kr. ]swiss said he would not have tae inbaLiisetr cf the
ISLAlllerbed beams abs went to • raffle and them set
Is la the etsede.
OF lOW
The mileelee ssY hertd bee thiestased by prleonet's
end% let
M Mr. boles add be thought he had little to fees from
them

SOUTHWARK.
MAININD AI7I3IIPT TO apiXOLZ AN 1111 AS T.

Sans-r—sfk,7.4;;;.- 'Wore
Kr„ Cabe la lad marelastica, used wish attemptang
saes& Alfred Baker, a child ever three yeas of gm
Nem the erase= parriottaly gime, It amend that the
'had wee left la the awe of the by Is weetber,
milk. the Maw wee oat at work, eni one faad by km ca
her Mara la ea imeelble etas, Me abeam but. drank.
L rawer to Mr. Combs, the oassable (Amy, mid K) aid
that lees the ha eumasatlon at bad mede =Olio, and
eaateleall thst the pawr bed administered a eamata
lisepleg-illneigla to the child, +bleb had not done my
teary, sod there wee meth' to show that soy cad or other
hasten bed be tad mead la meek. He believed the marks
wart oared by the dad ban heibUsd up on the door at.
Kr. Crabs add that three amid be no doubt that the pot-
neat me the child ems Mad of cordial to send it to slop
whtle ie am of bet druidism It.. Ha should therefore Me-
chem, ha with a cauticre to be more careful for the future.

KNOCKING CLOS OP JIVIIIILI PLUFLIOACT.-AITZIPPT

AT at
A witty-looking girl, earned Armful Draye, whose pa-
lmate are inghly respectable, WA placed in the dock before
Mr Ingham, charged with attempting to commit micids.
Policie-oceitahls Aelrowa, of the D divisice, said a
men brought the primmer to the station in a very e
Mete, bee clothes dripping with wet. He said that while
passing over the Grand Junction Canal, at Kemal-green, he
heard a spissh in the water. and upon looking over he saw
the primmer struggling in the canal. He palled her out jest
es she was oinking sad brought her to the station.
Sergeant Warren said It was some time before she .-
mewed. Her life was wetly gone.
Mr. lagham wished to know if she had made any Matte-
-1 moist.

The coastable mid the phone told him that she had
semstluas /pow Ire ailadt which she could tot torpt, sad
eh* wished to wake away with berealt.
Yr. lailiam mated Whet eareate were present.
The starker, a pesesaft dressed woman, who carried a
And la bar isms, ben easeed the witasee-box.

Ms:lntriries sail bar if;lu7krte7r7eltatwas ors her
• Wad.
The mother ail she did not know unless it wss ber own
wieladaste. Ma was s very Led girl, sad was a source of
great •*able mod misery to her. Ma yes in the habit of
ItoW awe hen her hose for days together, ad lying about
is Widdells with Minas INS.
Mr. highs= (wit► serpries)—What ie ber ap P
The mother slid she would not be *lateen years of age
until lest October. _

iir7lsitTais chimed biz surprise at the profligacy et
the prisoner, sad said he area not surprised at her being un-
happy when she lewd each • life.
The mother said her daughter had no reason to be un-
happy. She had • good hoes, and every kindness wea
shown her. . . . . .

Mr. Ingham mid he ehmild remand her for a mesh. fa
anise sleet he might have time to emulator elms be Amid
do wkli her. _ .

... —.— —...
The primmer, .ho ula sorbing mad hell doers her head,
we then removed to the wale.

FATAL COLLIIIIT ACCIDENT. —On Saturday
soothing an saddest othisseed at the High Heworth
hy utast two lives were lows. It appears that the master-
ihifter, where same is Owego Swinney, and two wen named
Meath and Dixon, were employed in the shaft seepended
fa the age making some repair', when a portion of
Ihs bes•tioa pee way and CUM down urea them, break-
ing the chain of the cage, reusing it to hang on one aldo.
Mould sad Dixon were both precipitated into the tit, a dis-
tance of 200 yards. Swinney, whole the managing segteser,
clutched hold of the chain and hung then. till he was rescued.
Dimas and *told fell to the bottom of the pit, and Diem's
body owning in contact with s bunting waa eat oompletely
in two. Weld's body we found at the bottom of the pit
heedless. Mould was II men of 60 year. of age• aid hos a
U rge faintly; Dixon wae stag 35 year, old, and has left s
widow end two young child's'. Mr. Serlooey remind a cos-
sidewable .hock, and it is reported is suffering from epileptic
Etc —Newcastle CAropsitle.