The Express.
London, England, 1856-10-25 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

1 HIS DAY.

MAIIVLEBONE.
4117111 RT IJ INTIM • CRCILCII.

A saw who new the name of lame. Coleman, and who
few drys seo war ou • charge at this mart ander the
SUN of Fesgereld, wu charged before Mr. Long with
wit, viand concesled in the ornamental enclosure attached
to St. James's Church, I's Idington, for the purpose of tom-
settiog a filmy.
raining& Bale, D 225, said that about eleven °Week
lest night he was on duty near the chureb, when he saw a
man standing by the enclosure. The man, an seeing him,
gave a whistle, which witnies thought a signal, and he went
sway. Witless baring suspicions that all was sot right,
got over the gate int, the enclosure, when at the distance of
about fourteen yards from him he saw a man laying close by
the wall of the church, near the door. He turned hie light
towards kim, upon which another man ran away. He suc-
ceeded in ,citing hold of the prisoner, and took him to this
station-house. He was there searched by witnece, who
found on him a Ives bag. Witness afterwards returned to
the *minim', when, at the spot where he saw the prisoner
he pitked tip a crowbar and some skeleton keys. (A black
beg, sutheiest to contain a large quantity of plunder, a
in mewlyade iron crowbar, with several skeleton keys, were
produced.)
to answer to Mr. Long, the constable stated that one of
the keys fined the loth of the church door, and would
• eed it.
hi.p o
llr.Long inquired if the prisoner win known.
A polieemanstated that he wars a tielmit-ofleams men.
(TLe prisoner did not defy the meusation.) Lest week be
was hreught up on a charge of stealing ninety sovereign',
tire gold wedding rings, occ., but the magistrate did not
think the evidence sußciently conclusive against him.
Mr. Load—The evidence le not quits enough for me to
punish you.
The prisoner then left the bar.
WESTMINSTER.
110118211' •T • ROMAN CATILOLIO OWAPE,.
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Ceeilie Censer, en old Irishwoman, wee pissed at the
bar, @hutted with stealing a doordnat fro. 4t. Yary's
Roman Catholic Chapel, Cadogen.plasse, the property of the
Kee. 0. M•Mollen.

Elsa Nixes, attendant at the chapel, stated that a mat
was stolen from the porch on Thursday night, in cense-
gasses of which she watched last night, and at a little after
dit saw the prisoner clime and carefully erssalne three mats
Is the ponds, after which she selected the beet, and enamel-
tog it ander he► shawl, wee stepping ..ff with it, wham wit-
ness Mopped her, and gave her into cestody.
Impsctor Cape solicited a remand. Then bad ban
acme robberies at a chapel in South Aedley-etrest, sad the
primer was suspected of heiag the offender.
Sbe was reaseded tiU Thursday.
SOUTHWARK.

CHAIM' Or SNOPLt7TI3IO.
Frame, MeObis, a yowls woman of saeptatehl• appear-
um was brought before Mr. Hutchens, charged with steal.
mg a piece of gingham sad ohms handkerchiefs from the
shop of Mr. Green, lieendroper. 49, BinaMamma.
Charlie Hulett, assiataut to lir. Orme, said that shout
seven o'cloek on the previous manias the primmer Musa
into the atop with an Wiest In her war, sad mud to be
supplied with half a yard of deaueol. Hs hod allaaiell
go to another part of the shop, and on his return the pet.
wow came towards him with a bundle of handkerchiefs la
her hood. Witness asked her whet she was gelai
to do with them. She replied that they were
her sod the had given thus to her.
Meekly seas thew s few minutes previaSs oa a pile
of blacken, be felt assured that she had stole* Mew ma-'
smartly he eetused her antil his master same, whoa •
Cessafermeabs.r •
lim W loifiectaakeis were fated muds
wises to 'theme et alag kad She had not m-
arled enter of Me Maas.
Mr. Grew said be Ramada* and asseria ender
Ito el:mei, see g... her fate . said it was the
gleamy of he eater, bat edam= it as holamylag
W him teem pleats meek. thins.. .

Pailso.ossisobis 19 C lard ta.t whoa ho tub tb prisms
bussed* slo sold that all the prepay bad boss stales
trots a dap la Othed-etztet be, tiger, who was takes
Wore phesfalrete, and kw alai swaths. At
etaNea• the maid it washer sea property
la pewee le the sheep. the pima said that sash wet
the fact ; the hed pataband than deewhere, mad manly
wet tats Nis. Hues% slop to buy bolt a yard of Anus'
for tass bluing forgot it at the other shop.
Itr. Hissa asked her whether .1. would pubs Wog
tried by has a pto the unions. If she ageetied the
know, she awe Owed guilty. Hs did sot whh Ms to do
IS sales she was Wit,.
Prague—l no evilly. sir. I yea will have mercy
ta se IS mesa' of my child.
Mr. Bushels aid that, as sodas( we* bass other. Ito
should not raffia the highest pasitgis he. Oho nut be
asursittod to the House at Oselasties fee his aasatlia with
hard lobos:.

TIILVIS.
ATTLYTTRIII lIVICIDI.

Ana Clifford, a woman of the tow., has bees fro.
client], chained st this cruet with robbery, diforderly cos-
dam, drankeuseis, sod also with attemptimg to spossmit
self-destracti. a, was now brought before Mr. Belho, charged
with attempting to commit suicide in the water of the
London Dock.

A police-mutable of the K division, named Wilson,
stated that he was en deity in Now Gravel-Mae, filiedwell,
lut sight at • late hour, when he baud • splash la the
water, cudispo• humane; to the swivel bridge, saw the
primes, in the lock flowing upon her back oa the of Use
water, which is upwards of sweaty feet in depth. He pro.
eared the pimple, and just is he was about to threw them
into the water the ;rimier mak. He got ber out of the
lock after else had bees Ia the water amen or eight
achmtes' aid took her to the sweet public:ohmse
when friction and restoratives were applied, but
It was seas time before she gem say signs of mimetic,.
Tee pima was seder medical treetriseat for several
hours. She seld to him that it was the third time she bad
thrown herself into the water, and she would do it again.
Mr. Belfe reselleated that he bed allowed the priaoser to
pat large en • former oceseion, a her /OWNS promise not
to repeat the rash sad wicked attempt on her lit.. He
would sot have :slimed bet except on that wends&
The prisoner said she wee istosioated whoa she threw
herself late the water.
111 r. flelfe—lt is perfectly shocking. Yoe drink yourself
into • state of fns zy, and this make aa attempt to drown
yourselL I meet road you for trial for • misdemeanour.
Reelr, the gale, el the court, said the primmer os a
former ocess!os was mat is a refuge for penitent females la
Ih mmetrest, lids-rad Old Tows, asd only remained
there a week.

The orisoaar—l did not MO it.
Mr, Solte—l am afraid there ia se hope for you. You
would rather lead so abetadoned, wicked, and tackler life,
which must ultimakly load to a leiglitial death, than h.
ease a mbar sad steady woman, and plume the right path.
I most commit you kr trial.
Mr. Bowdlsr, the me mid emit, suggested that the pal-
m:ter might ►e bound over to keep the peace, snd
Mr. Belfe adopted this saggestioa, and ordered her to
hid one surety ta seep the peace for three maths, and is
delaalt committed her for that period.

BOILER EXTLOSlON.—Yesterday morning, {boat
three o'clock, the boiler coanec'ed with the blast maim at
Daley Inn-works, Kilenercook, exploded, aid such was the
force of the steam. that bricks and other materials weed is
fixing it in position were projected icto a house situated at some thirty-erten feet dietenee, mid tenanted by Robert, Teller. Five of his family have hem so severely injured
that little hope is entertained of their rce.. very. As early
as possible the eireemitiects of the cast were cornmeal.
tilted by the very active polimsergeant there, Alexander
Grant, to Mr. Gross, procurator sod an lareetigation
will no doubt be reader loge the tense of this very serious
occarrenter. Up to this time, however, we have set heard
soy glum assigned for the bursting of the boiler. The
pressure it wm seetaining at the time is said to have bees
only 3ulbs. to the square incl, and it was calculated to be
able to bear much more then thee. It was an old boiler, and
bad been I. use for some thirteen yam', but not logy ago it
had midergoge a thorough repair, and was reckoned quite
safe —North &Ojai Daily Mail.
THE PRENIER's CONSTITUENTS MID THE BISHOP.
—Tbil British Premised ethstiternes, at Tiverton. are red
have been for some time quarrelling with the Bishop of
Enter ea to whether a p.rticelar wall—which the bithols
batiste ea hairier to divide, even in death, churchmen sad
diewn.ere—he three feet high, ire feet high, or • foot aid
a half high. One pasty (social that five feet of mssoury
ender posed ought to most the bishop's wishes, another
thinke that • ;motion of the well should be above proved,
while the bishop insists ea harirg • full Eve feet of brick
or atom ahem the level ef the ground. Can't Lord
Palmerston do something to aid the en oil people of Tiverton
The Burial Board wishing to know the feeling of the in-
habitaots, called a interior, the Mayor, F. Role. Req.. gret
@adios. F. 0. Patch, Fel., moved a resolution that the
wil! be bade up five f, it. The Rev. R. Madgkin (lode-
pendent esisister), thinking it most likely that the legisla-
ture would site? the law nest session, moved that nothing
should be done for the present. The Town-ball was
crowded. Only sin persons were is 'matey of Mr Petels's
motion. The bishop ho, this week given motes that in •
fortnight he will withdrew his Mouse, which will prevent
elernymes him ofllcia•iog. At Tr,reingtou for lame time
the mayor has read the burial service. The Burial Board
met on Temday, to consider what had better Im done; se
Woe/ is the:fuline ageism having • high wall, that it ire
said if tb board deride en replying with the bishop's
wishes, whet is built op in the day will be pulled dome at
night—Bre/fel Advertiser.
FATAL ACCIDESIT.—YeefOrdIy morning about five
o'clock, as John Darling. of Waorbeecb, was crossing the
lime for this purpose of locking after bla mws, is the Isms
at Watortweek, he was ran over by two tram meeting, sad
killed on the spot.—Cosiebeidge Isuftpalodsaf.
CONNOTATION Olt BENTENOL—A oommosiestion
Ms bees resolved by the Lord Provost, latimatieg Hist her
Italuity kr malmated the Nouse, of the primer
who wee neratiy eludestaed for murder, to
trumpostatims for life.—Okoroto Dei,

DUBLIN, 044. 24.
A Privy Council assembled yesterday, for the pur-
pose of swearing in Lords Justices of Inland to act
during the abeam* of his Excellency the Lord
Lieutenant. His Grace the Archbishop of Dublin, the
Lord Chancellor, and the Right Hoe. Lord Seaton,
General Commanding the Forces in Ireland, are the
Lords Justices. There were also present the Right
Hon. the Recorder, Judge Ball, the Chief Justice of the
Common Pleas, the Chief Secretary, the Attorney-
General, and Mr. Brewster.
Through the courtesy of the Collector of Customs,
the public were yesterday admitted to the scene of
the recent Crimean banquet, the decorations end
several of the other arrasgements for which were
still visible in the vast building in which it took plate.
The appearance of the plate was still capable ot exciting
a good deal of admiration, and the people locked in
crowds to avail themselves of the privilege of visiting
it. The fragments of meat and other food which
remained on the soldiers' tables amount to an error-'
moos quantity, and have been distributed to the 1
Mendacity and the union workhouses of the city. It '
is stated that the committee propose holding a mon-
ster auction of the glass and delft used at the banquet;
and it is supposed that a very considerable surplus of
the funds remains in their hands, the disposal of
which will probably be discussed at a meeting of the
members of the committee which hes been called for
Monday next. It is gratifying to find that neither
during the progress of this great national entertain-
ment, nor after it, has a single circumstance occurred
to mar its complete success. Many of the soldiers
from the provincial stations did not leave town until
yesterday.