The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-26 00:00:00

MARYLIBONE.

George Fatten, driver of a van, 23, Castle-street, wee sum-
moned at the instance of Thos. Lens, toll oollecter at the
Pine Apple turepike-gate, for poring with the van through
the gate without payiag
The defendant passed through the gate with en empty van
end paid the toll. He pseud through again on his way
back with the van loaded, and on the toll being demuded
of sd yto pa it.
Mr. Beard. who appeared for the defendent on the part of
the United Carmen a Protrction Asfociatioa, stated that it
wu only at the Pine Apple and one other gate that •
woad toll ens demanded under similar circumstaace*. He
suggested that the matter should be left for the decision of a
court.
r. Broughton expressed his ooncurrenee, provided com-
plainant were willing.
The complainant said that, as he mu only • servant, he
mild not give • definite answer.
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miite—suxu"-env s. Wl4 another of •
similar hind, Loth parties in the latter agreeing to act on
Mr. Beard's suggestion.

SOUTHWARK.
Mr. Burcham having been informed that James Fadden,
the man who waa stabbed in a scuffle outside a public-home
in Merrick's-place, Bermondsey. was in a dying state, pro-
ceeded to Guys Hospital to take the depositions. A man
named Coshlin has been bolos examined on the chugs, and
will be brought op again in a few day,.

LAMBETH.

Emily Gooding, • young ;(707an,—;as charged with steel-
ing • email box coottiolog upward/ of 401. ha gold awl book
sow.

Miss Elizabeth Close, spinster, said—l lire with my
brother•in-law, Mr. William Margcteon, of St. Norman'.',
Strestliato-hfli, to whom the prisoner had been *meant for
about seven mouths. On Wednesday, the 28th of April,
1858, I left home, sod did not return until the Saturday fol-
lowing, and the next day I missed a box costaining about
40!. or 601. in cub. and lb/. of It were sovereigns. The box
was taken from a drawer in the dressing tads io my bed-
room, ant which drawer had been broken open. The wi-
lt/Der had absconded st the time, and I have never sees her
sines the 28th of April, when ohs left, until now.
Ftedetick Wright, 317 V, odd the prisoner eame to the
station-bones at Chelsea on Sunday, the 15th inst., and raid
she wished to give herself up as being the person who had
Amended from Mr. Mordent's Louse; that she wet sus-
pected of stealing • boa with money but that it was not *be
who stole it—it was a yoorg man who bad been keeping her
compaey. The prisoner 01.0 said that she saw the youag
man do it, and that she was so frightened afterward* that she
abecoded,

Too pri ' 'wage having beets canVonet that anything abe
said would be taken down and might be need against her,
maid—l admitted a young man to the house. I was not &wove
be wee coming, and be robbed the bowie. I was not in the
mom when he opened the drawer. I left for a minute or tete,
and when I returned the drawer was open and he standing
by It with the box in his hand. Re would have broken
more, but I would not let him. I stood against the drawers,
sad threatened to give him In charge if he broke any more.
and he did not do so. I went with him on the Friday
1 with, and whin we get there he wanted me to live with
him as his wife, but I would not, upon which he left me,
and I came back by the sett train, and have not seen him
*inn that time. He pee me the name of Charlie Aubrey,
and said he was clink to a wine-merchant at Salem, but
he never Introduced me to, nor do I know, any of his friend*.
He had been keeping my company from the time I went to
Streatham. and I used to meet hilt at Baltiam, just beyond
the railway station. The furthest I ever went out wilh him
waste flydenhsen, and he has never been at my meeter'e
house but twice.

Mr. Mergence wished to have the cam dirposed of sum-
marily, but Mr. Norton observid that he could not do so an-
ises she prisoner pleaded guilty to the charge, and .fled her
If else chose to do so. The prisoner Aerial, replied that she
could not plead guilty to .o armee of which she had not
bees guilty, and added that the young man would hove
taken a great deal more mix tty deposited in the drawer. if
she had not interposed to prevent hint, end threatened to give
him into custody if he did so.
Mr. /lotto's said be should send the ease before a jury, but
ste there appeared to his mind • probability of tracing out
ale young man whose dope .he represented herself to be, be
should remand the prisoner to a future day.
The prisoner was sooordlegly remanded.

RAILWAY FROM GREENWICH TO WOOLWICH.--
About nine months since a public meeting of the inhabitants
of Greenwich appointed a deputatlon to wait spot the direc-
tors of the Souls Eastern, Railway Company, with a view t
obtain &mot oommunication between that toms and Wool-
wich, by mesas of a branch line, about two miles in I. ngth,
connecting the London and Greenwich Railway with the
North Kent Railway, at Chatham, end peeing directly
through the town of Greenwich. The difficulty in carrying
out this project he. hitherto been—the opposition offered by
the Commisai mere of Woods sad Forests, and the objection

of Profwecer Ain", Um astronomer royal, to a railwey pareng
elms to Greenwich Park. There obetseles ham now Aea
rastomil,aad no opposition will be ofk rod to the construction
draw vas, which h■s received the favourable consideration
of the loath-Eset•rn ('•impute, and wrlll ohnrtly be emu-
mewed. Tie proposed branch will not only shorten the
route from London to Woolwich, bat supers de the objection-
able Blackbenth tonsil.

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