The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-08 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

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The poem lams esid—Tbie le mry bnebemd. Leen night ble•
teen use and two u'eleek le ISM bow sat as wort Moo
&hoeing we. I did wet esaver 11% and be took up some
pine% se 'army se be wad pt, sad an. then atee •
mina et them maim! me on the heal. He then thaw
• teapot whisk alma me an the be..k of the bead
(showing her bead, whit! MY plesteml up), end made •
flak el me. heed sake hie aim sad I think
be w(4,41 have me had sot the poheentan
%mimed at the wham. Thiele sot the diet time by • gnat
essay. He has ben Were the Rabbi, au t bee also been la
Meta for two menthe from this come, but whet be mime
hams be b bawd wane th.tu over.
Yulic••oantlablittd2 esid he heard • greet dieturbestoe at the
• hez t and met to an whet wee the muter.. thaw the of the Lathan Into the room, and sew
ohs pima hie wiiie bead valet his arm, and the
Woad newhe down be. neck. Thiekicg something eerioos
would beeps be west late the beam, and the pro... matrix
edit that be bed so often dam the mane that the should Om
bow beetwep
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LsrJ MajOiL—Whlif boos You to 11•1,irt•ohor?
W. Primmer-11, my lord, the fact was at the publie-
house phyla( • gum at cards fot a plat of heir, whoa stio
awe le htch me. 1 lit her, bat lam eery sorry for it,
animal beg ay wtio's pods& 1 will lake cue that it
dotal occur spin.
Lord Msrr —lt is • wont brutal await, sod a very dis-
graceful thing that you should I. at • publlo-houss
at air& fill 1 o'clock ha the faersdag, while your wits is at
loss. I will take can It shall arm occur 'gala fur some
(lass You West go to prison for Ws w,ekt.

• GANG OF TOVINO etcavocarre.
Theme Ova.. sad limey Merriam., both of when
appeared to W .taut le, were charged with picking peekaos
noise the following etreamstaaces:
port* P•Tha ma led evening he woe to Aidgete, whew
be saw toe two prisoner &dein about behind several
gentilemee, and attempting their pockets. The last
=giineroisie surespted by Harriers, Cranes sesediag
y behind, covering him with kis same.
manilas took a handkerchief out, which be pee
Ws We own pocket sod walked off, He (titers)
immediately appnred the "milkman of his loop, and meet la
march of s policeman. When he retorted with eas the
hrre were still at the mine game, viz,, trying pockets.
elallicernan went over and took them both into cnatcly.
Police-ounatable l 9 H said he took the two prisoners into
amitody, and on searching Crewe at the auition, found ttrec
silkheadkesele amongst which wee the prosecutor' e,op the
eleswesy his coat.

Tle Lard Mayor—They appal/ to have had a good day's
work. Are they ►sown P
Mr. Goodman (maid olerk)-01t. yea, my lord. They have
hews pickpockets ever awe they were co higher than this
Wis. and have both been convicted a greet number of times
temp& court.

Policen;;;;bie—Aced Cruse has been convicted eleven
than fins Wervhip-etieet.
Creesn—l haws as,., been la a prison before In my life.
ifarrieon—Aad lam Tine innocent. Ido not even know
Ma (the ether peleestt).
Tile Lard Mayor—Well, I shall commit yen both for trW.
It is thee your game Amid be stopped.
Meweallted esterdlagly.
GUILT/MALL.
1050100 • ILAILW•Y CARRIZI.
Gm Cresson was charged before Alderman Corder with
areallig a utlty of wool belonging to Maws. Pickford and
CA\Ablie slrai.cerriars.
sail be mew the prisoner with his
lent shag over his shedder, and observing something
balky ia the COSS. he &eked the prisoner what
It wan Me said it we. sacs wool which he had picked tip at
she rivet aids, bat Itatowlag the trimmer had had the cam of a
kat ef wool. the allow tared him with taking it from one of
the bid" apes which he odmit.ed the fact.
Mr. Teals the ardeteat clerk, inquired in whose employ
is the cad.
the primate was mad la what moaner the wool was secreted
The Mbar all the 'Meow was in Mean. Pickford'.
empley. There were &boat 3,lin of wool conowled la the
Wag of the prlyearee ems.
Mr. Gale, trout Mtwara Pickford's, said the prisoner we.
• gored to one of their yeas, and he welt lase sesyloyed to
*levity 90 bale. of wool frame lioraelydowa to Lesslos-well.
Mr. Iroine asked if the wool found on the prisms, our-
-1 with thatbelow I'
irdiftls tae e
said it did; mg that the easel quality lotted on
tbeArlsontr was rolesiwg teen ewe tithe babe.
11z. lksjamin Chahar, Is the employ et Mtn. Gooch
sad Coutes, of Laid's-well, save sunder 'widen°, as to the
Is one tale vim delivered at their warehouse.
Idelltrgede asked in what manner the wool bad been
airratiead from the kiale

61888767seiTtiaa masa of the bale had bean copses&
mad wen my weft arida a different kind of 'msg.
Mr. Gale cud that this clam of robbery bad become of mob
begun% occartaacte, that Meson. Ptchtabrd motet
thdetercaimedt
;roe the
&charge, att they ro oo an of
period
Minna C:amirer red the charge agaimat the primer was
of ins serious a detractor to be &spool of sunnily, sag
therefor• committed bin for trial.

WESTIIINISTZIL.
TRZ 111711[11--TiIItATIMIXO WO ILI WIN.
Richard rrypriaa, • yusig rub was Martial Were Mr.
?yaw Irish tiraisalm Isagaag• towards William
',saw, jaw, la do sunk• onlears. ILtlk sad Co., am-
tremers.

Tiecemplateemt WNW that far some time poet be hos
boss My anowyed by the pristine and some of his
spuLest eight, between kalf-peet scw 6 o'clock,
he was weenies eking Westroorshad-vmet, in dos
sompeny of three ars. They spoke to bim about his having
brnmeht some men from Truro, Cornwall. One of the pa-
ean's companions hod • plane in his bead, and he threa.ened
be desk his (compleitant'e) brains out for bringing men from
the constry.
Mr. Poynter-4nd the prisoner make any remark ?
Complainant—He add, " Ton are a nasty fellow, for
brier( men from the roentry to supplant me and my
fairy sees, and taka breed set of our mouths."
Mr. Psyntsr—Dil the ether era say anything?
Idr. They made • similar remark.
The peYttna sad his osenpsnions bare been • constant an-
noyance is
wentmew sod my family by corning to my house. No
threste e.

—lip. been loducel to leave their
yloymat
Mr. Camelhair, left ea tnapeTtnir of the B di.Minn, said
that the primmer had ladaced two of toe men to have
entirely.
The prisoner d'd net 607 the chirp, and observed that be
woe opposed to the dermeat.
Mr. Poynter remarked that such laegasge as the pri-
soner had used wee likely to lead to a breach of the pease,
but he did not think, sa no threat was need, that his conduct
came within the roaming of 110 act referring to Wilkes. Ha
tows OW to a* that the workouts had so generally puma
gp pipmesable • tonne ea they had.
The prisoner wee held to had, kfrowlf is 201., end two
swam in 104. each, to keep the peace for alit meatho.

The Jc•sor Moasaa.—A rasa sassed Crash has
his arrested nese Clare. ,n the Ktnes County, on the charge
N bong troyl.eared Is the • midf Thee. hail
• ses caked 31ahas kr his is pol.
we Wed Is bsd, esd es the lei ter being raked a par et
pailebe, weed seal laaas& a asist.aoskl, and powder sad
eleet. sire Wowed. The plusses sun evidently pre-
for misuses, bet die pollee prooceded No csutiously
WI a seals dM set take plus

RAILWAY ACCIDENT.—An accident occurred as
the railway near the New Bailey Statiow, B.lfad, ysanweay.
fertenately unattended with Io.F. of Itlr. but onll eery serious
le he cherseter. The axle of the tend., Arch. pnortiy dter
la. trent trft the station, sad • viokat oscillation of the train
mune& the rule were torn up. two horse boxes thrown off
the Ilea, end the pmeeeopers touch shaken; but beyond •
'held Nary to the Inman, there war so personal dump
eereetnee.

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THE EXPLOSION ON THE LEWES RAILHAT.—The
hmeetigation two the canre of the explosion of a locomotive
engine so the Lewes branch of the Louden and Brighton
Railway, on Monday night, was brought to a nanclu-inet
yesterday afternoon. Evidence baying been given that the
halm and the engine bad been regularly tested and ease
mined, and Mr. Crew, n, the locomotive superintendent of the
London and Brighton Company, having given his opinion
that the explosion was caes?l by excess of pressure, and not
from an Insufficiency of water, lb* jury praised. to exemine
several practical men respecting the construed,na and condi-
tion of the boLer. Affix the ramming up of the coroner,
the jury deli...lard about twenty minutes and then
minified the following verdict That the explosion was
caused by an nom of steam preesnre beyond that to which
the steam valve was screwel down, but there to no evidence
to show bow such increseed pre em. was obtained. The jury
I me numend that teat y locomotive engine should be provided
with a locked-up sefety valve beyond the control of the driver,
in addition to the valves now in cm, sad that some regulation
should be prescribed tor aectotaining with more exione eil
than at present the weight to be taken by engines on rail-
way goods Maine." la the goon of his evjdence. Mr.
Craven stated that eta. this explosion be had eetioualy
thought of the advisability of putting en extra safety valve
' In addition to the two sow I. 'nand lift..
ATUEI*Z ELK-rms.—The Speaker of the Howe
of Commas him tamed Ma wenant to the clerk of the crown
to make out a new writ for the sired. of a member to serve
In the present palliasse, kr the musty of Ayr, is room of
the Ye Lord James !heart. Mr. Campbell, of Cralgie, and
Sir yh.ses Fiegismos, of Kilkerren, the !therel and tory
mediators, are inumeantly cane...fag, and 'lnapt doily ad-
deeming the Merton ; and es the elia don approaches both
partite seem maddest of returning their men.
I.lNcoutentaa.—Mr. W. H. Roberts attended
at the County Hall on Timidity morning, for the paptro of
mvisiag the list of voters for the northers, diets,.n of this
°nasty. Thr resul7 of the division wax as follows : Liberal
claim., 46; en•tini.. 45. Coneerestive claims, 26; sus-
tained, '2i. Literal objections. 8; eurealinet, 6.. Comma-
nye olijo:litme, 4 i *twain., 4. Net liberal pia, 24