The Express.
London, England, 1859-01-13 00:00:00

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

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met to them. They bad had Maw with him
Mae, mad the basses duo to theme was sealel er
11. Ma dd. He rave • farther ceder, resurieg
ilk. Ile Sd. He peed aa the 22m1 Jar St 9e. dd., wed or
rr Ilth el Omober, &Orbs& Mk She balance des 12L Se. Id.
The maim wee heemylte se rearm Yte ameaut. OA tG ISth
bramehr. the plaialblesw w d the deleadente, sod mid be
me miry any le an ea able be pay. He raw @eked why
M bee appnswil to the melon, sad be mkt thew be bed dime
no Reis limn He bed Mace paid 91. 10e. into coort, leaving
`lslas V. Lk N.
.pried for the deteedsat, sad the jury pre
a 'vegeta ter lb. plaisoffe low 21 13e. dd.
lietaibar, far the platattfit, applied foe speedy
teemares,
Hr. hake Byles—Ha; tt la not • lerge sum to wait for.

Orisons bad bet bribed die debt over Let property l
Pesaro by bet maims Is dda sourey.
sir C. Crone samdilond tt ram aII osoroory to moo
that point, thd mid am Dowager Qom Wag next of kit te
the petitioner, wee Ids psrdfsa war the circomatonow
If the petitioner cosseted to bet eserdianship he would
ite sot do notion as to the other prat
The Quoar's Advocate stated dist he had no objection to
the adopoke of this rooms.
• Erika la accordance with the
meet wwe dra poattal.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

of the

MANBIOH HOUSE.
Jame Corps Weed, theseed like • farmer, and Margaret
Beek, a *mei teed leskisig wonan, about 20, owe brought
bin the Lord M odor the following circumstances.
0. Itemil the bereave clew, said—lre consequent., of
Istormaios I recohid retards, afterocem in Battopesste-
street, whoa is -.wpm of Smith, mother constable, I
watched a boaemakees shop sad the two mimosas corm out
Bea being is the dram of a sailor. I followed them down
Builtopertme red on their going to the cab stand I mid to
Beek, What is all this diegaise shout taking olf the hat
read wig geolmod. Aas esiesisd, and I told the pri-
sms, thy, ba bow g..mk 61. lie station-home to
gide their eashaall. Whim than the male prisoner wee
asks. hie same. and be sera it aue Wood. kle was than
mind were Mime Bat& bed to bis is mole store,
The Lord Kayer —Without gotog We the *mend., hove
the pubmen comeakeed say edam t
liandl—Weeel Is • monk& man, with two childros, sad
be hos led his wile is Norfolk sad come up to London with
this girl, who was his servant, end she hie not gives an
amass% of them Wags,
TM Lad klayar—lf It I. an afro, @game morality I
erase lake maim of that.
is
Reweed-1 Mee Lured as emigratioe totellri 011 SC•ta
theis
arm of Janis Or ergs l ham rolegraphed to Norwich,
whom be mid be are from, bee be le sot known t mre.
Mr. Gleedmen owe elark)—As ear as you are able to
=these persom Mee ran away from bases but whaler
bee left children chargeable to any pariah you do not
Mow t
Rmsell—He lays be has lea two children behind, and
thee shay ere well provided M.
TM Lard Mayor—Will you give say *mount of your-
selves/
Weed—l have told the truth.
The Lard Mayor-11am you anything to my why I should
set remand yea mail further is are made in Norfolk. '
Whom de yen come fowl
WINII—Fren Kaden k orfolk.
The Lewd Itayer—BeekN, wh ore do you come from I.
Bealt—From LinweoL 1 ham bees servant to Mr. Wood,
who Is a married ma with two children.
The Lord Ilayor—Were you induced to leave your home
Ye parearima t
Beek flonglOse)-01g, De, he did not unmade no.
by
The Lord Mayor—Titan you were wrung to roe away
with t
limk—Test. (Laughter.)
The Lord Kayer—Wbo disguised you in mores clothes t
Batt—lt ma my deka me mach a. Me.
Teach-1 lomd edel on the male prisoner when I
modeed Ma.
The primers were ammelcd till to-morrow for further

•
CLERKENWELL.
eIIASOL Or THIRTY.
lab. a: Mal.., lied 14, and Edward Pries, aged 16, ewe
charged with stealing • quantity of copper we front of the
window of fa. Mary's-church, Stoke Neeriogtou.
The prleassers, although so young, bore a very bad &eroded 1
lad have bees several times in cuetody. The ptimmere were fil
Yea 0111 01.1 the wire in question Irom the stained elms
elidest end cososal It, when police constable Playfeed, 60, et.l,C,
11•11 Mad MA they were given into custody. t 44
The purlemewe, who did not deny the charge, were remanded ag.
Mslot &ye. *
Met aria Osew, of 3, Albert-rod,marine-store dealer, was EL
ehergiof with klestously receiving • quantity of new copper a'
wire, well-kaawlng to have been stolen.
Pefeemcmelehhe Clint., 346 N. and Taylor, 100 N, from F.
le fanerelen received, went to the shop of the prisoner' when a
she denied having purobased any wiry. Tbsy, however, et.
made a search, and found • large quantity, which had beer; N
mildly moles from the Gothic windows of a church in the
neighbourhood. es
The primmer woe remanded.
Edward Emtproo, 16, and Alfred Price, were remanded 2
onestspicion of steeling seven wire guardsfront St. Matthias's. em
church, the property of the churchwardens of the perish of ;
Stoke Newington.
WORSHIP-STREET. 11
AN ACCIDINT.
Henry ddy, 21, wall-known by tho officers of this court
was charged before Mr. with stealing • barrot=
bones containing milliwry, vela. 41., the property of Mr. I
Thonme, wholesale milliner, in Mile-end.
Prceecotor said that last night he left the property MOB-
doped et the door of • customer in Spitalaelds while he ea-
tend the chop, and in leen than • minute it had dissppemed.
Some pereon informed him that a man had wheeled it rapidly
away, and, after pursuing for some distance, he saw the pri-
soner eating on the ground and die track does to him. Tree
roam, who came up at the moment, rendered good service b
detaining him, ma he we, very violent and struck will
avers blow an the face.
Mr. Hammitt—What have you to say, prieoner
Prisoner—Well, dr, an occident happened: the wheel of
the barrow came off, and I wee trying to mend it, when this
gentkman mom up sad secured me of steeling it. A man
had asked me to take cars of it, but he is not here.
Mr. Haromill—That accident manifestly waved the prose-
cntor's goods. I shall remand you.
IMIINO RONKERY.
Edward 411'18,24—t0 toed residence, and no trade--we
charged with stealing a timepiece.
At 6o'olock this morning. Mr. Courtmen, a tradesmen b
Bethnal-green, wee alarmed by a loud smash of glee.
He ran dews Made, and saw • man's arm through
the shop window on • timepiece. Prosecutor grasped the
limb; and then another arm intruded, got the clock sped
the
stead, end afterwards socceedat in getting dear u4—Luc the
thief wee stopped by a pAuse-constable near the spot, not
however, before he had period the property to. confederate.
He had forced the shutters arid broken three pastes of glass.
Remanded.

THAMES.
D•AINU HOIIBERT IN • PUBLIC•HOUgt.
Marks Stringer, a lad about 17 years of age, wee brought
before Mr. Yardley, charged with stealing a till and ha con-
testa from the Coach end Hones publk-howia, in High-
street, bow.
Mrs. Rebecca Clark, the landlady of the Coach and Horses,
tasted thatyesterday afternoon she had just left her bar,
when sheheard the till rattle. She immediately re-
turned to the bar sad saw the prisoner them, and be said
..Please give me a screw of tobsteo," sad at the same time
laid down a penny on the counter. She gave him the
tobacco and sail, .I want you:" He then ran away.
She looked Into the till and mimed two shillings and two
florins. About a quarter of an hour altawsrda she sew the
prisoner at the station-houre.
Edward Martin said be lived at No. 6, Walter-place,
I Bow, and was. hoilet-makse. He law the prisoner run oat
of the Coach sad Homes pablio-house, end followed
After a smart chow he overtook him sad gave him into the
cuatody of • police-constable.
Richard Brookfield. a poliereconetable. No. 271 K, Mated
that he received thorns of the prisoner, and found upon
him two shillings and two dories.
Roche, the gaoler ef the court, said the prisoner was ma
old .Ifendet, end had been committed before.
The prisoner pleaded guilty, and
Mr. Yardley sentenced him to be imprisoned for four
months, tin 4 kept to herd labour.

SUICIDE OP R.
ACIBRM 4NN, THE
PUBLI.SHIL

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Much painful sensation has been occasioned at St.
John's-wood through it' brownies known that Mr. Adolphus
ACIMUMIII, the well-knows book and print publiohar,
lately carrytag on brines. fa the Strand, had committed
suicide.
Traversed retlesaan, sire lie retirement from business
fa the &rad, mom mere age, bed bred with We family fa
Wigwam 16, Blebhessi-tarrace, St. John's-wood. His Mr-
cumaireve wore LW fOrtlll3lltoi, FUCA as to mum apparently
• depression of epees. Norwirstandisg this, however, it
dose not seem that there was the kern ouspicion that he pre-
med:Wad milf.destrucuon ; but on the morning of the dia-
trereg ocruerrace he was ford lytng pertly en-
&reed on his bed, in • War state. A tumbler
Nat lad ertained wrote acid we. bead near redeemer,
from which he had drunk azis= et till& pohee. • letter
ter .Lo discovered in the dated as far back
r December, fa which he epee et=eing ouiride, sad
said that he had prowirsaly lememeeme, but failed be
eravytmg out Me edidd beaMMA
An bequest w bid Whoa Mr. Wakley yesterday, at the
Marlborough rear, Abbereer, sad • verdict of l` &d-
-ere" was retuned, Me Mate el the decreed's mindbeing
Idb au opus geodes. The deeseled wee as hie fiftieth

MR. BRIONT, LP., AI ROCZDALE.—The hon.
member for Disminighena W ••••••••1 b &woad • wires to
be bed is the ?ebbs Hall, Meeidnik on Friday, the 28th
**test. This will prebaldy be the Ind public meeting which
Mr. Dright will staid Wars ths ape** of parliament.
TUN MURDER DE MR. ELT.—From informatioa
received by the Inch p.ilioo it ono alerted that Delra Yepthe
alleged marderer of ?jr. Ely, for whose apprehension •
reward hes beta offered, would endeavour to get off is the
Ciresesiest. Several detectives were on the look-out, and
I Ism ea Monday sight • men was immediately arreeud on
his coming on board the downer et Galway. On investigo-
Yoe on Tuesday It try:waited that sir primes, Is INK De.
laay, but • sass gamed Kelly, • somewhat famous cow
stealer, frost gm county of Kildare. Alter the wrest • re-
waspistol totted as his lemon and • few rands In
volver
money. TM empicioss wain.; his wore strengthened by
his oho jug, through his Mends, • large suss of mosey to
sores portion in Oalwity who, it was app eed. could facilitate
W amps.