The Express.
London, England, 1856-05-07 00:00:00

XARYLE BONE.

Yesterday a wesia---WioTav; her MEN Mary Glenn, vii
Simi Olio Me Mlwa Mr. Brugghton, eh trod with laming stolen a
amieles■ Meese Ow 111. aid boot sold, tae property of a
peat who at the statism-Mess deeemt howl( to be Mr. John
Lt.lbortsesiit banner, reablaregls Mimabester.
D, deposed that astir morning, M a quarter to 4,
be= airy of " polite mad ens
pr rectos to itkeoentreet,
,saw the primmer sasorely hew by a stuntman, who
Ersierilat be
As had robbed Mu by potting her erns round his want,
sod otlg has pens from We w hunter mated
that apelike/waft Wet thearm whew% the
ed we Mad by
Mot Wag mile yowl 6/ ha set. sestet.lila
test mil Lend
therefrom • nem. awl Abell
Mr. llistelon—Was *optimums asisrl
whites -M eft.
Mr.
as, Me ganthleno Ste I
Witness— was*.
Mr. Inewlewe —le thepeer genweene we ►his tees robbed here
wieswee—lle le not, dr.
neweileee —lt appears that he gave his eldress only as a bar-
&Ow ot Mrisobetter. I:erhould have been baked la what met of
Ilaseheeter be Heed, and itquary shank' also have bees. =dela to
where be was staying whale to town.
Whams—He had got all his pet.perty, your worattip. except the
sovereiga sod the half artesian, sod I dare ay he don't wish to
r.
"Mr.g'Brooghtes (to primmer) - What have you to my to this
Proven—l saw notions of the pares till the stolen picked It
up and charged me with steams it. 1 bad walked wan Mtn all the
way Iran the itegeserbeireas. It was I and not the gentleman who
called " pollee."
I he coestable mid that " pollee was milled by both parties.
Mr. Drought*. remanded the prowler tor • week, la order to
afford tine tor be "multi* to hod oat sad bring termini Mr. Su-
ttee U paths to mosey Le.
800THWARK.
.

Patiter. well-dresoad WWI( Mlail&C, WU charred with
=lhn pant of Jane Walters la one of tut Methadon mat-
_

lid peeeerehis, a widow residing in Veuxhall, stated that ea the
presism she sot lotto one of the We Houton omnibuses to
peeeeed Ibe and Castle. The prooLer was winos on the
Id Me et the esei%; sea wittiest passed her, and eat next to her,
es Ilkse Me WNW d bat dress wart near Ler. Several other permits
=Veil Illeeetallue ammo Whni near MCi . •Ofil •
ggyse,pt eat, and witting, peranting Um her dress
Me hem up.:lneasMatoiy put her hand in farr p am. sad
tamed • fersssda weigh she had locs.e there when she got in. From
WialllllONMinaline mimed, vitalise and himself went after the pri.
=ME owitimik Wes be genitstreet, when she gave her into
a
beilig• Übe doing robbed ner, and cried to As allowed to
lib Wll%
(en* am /tweak the wife of one of the warrant officers, said she
eingibld the primer sod found haifvt-crowa loom to her reticule.
ale led ear elm her purse, beside. • salver watch and chain.
Oho deoleg reheles. the lady.
ites Veleiree Mee seetended that there INN nothlag making In
the edema et the trio to show that his client wee connected
wkkt OF Wow of the robbery. 7 here were a 'mat cumber
at jams be dr anal , and it was pmible for my other person
Mee OM. the halt•crown, if the trosecutrm hod not lost it before
I Mr pa
The peeseseirla said that she kdt the balfmrown to the pocket of
bet dramas doe mai pang In, sad no other person could hare stolen
it but the pelosee._

ii; enriner lAs elardbus stated that fret information he
renteoll whom the pelessar got iamb, be called to the pannsgera to
We =PS et Mat prior
aid that the evidence was euthenist against the
proem le ga Were a jury, utilise ate pvelernal being dealt with
oft the New Cricahau Justice Act by6ln, sad then abc tow plead

▪ The Wiser. after enraging with Mr. Solomon, pleaded guilty,
etatiag that It was her first camas.
Mr. Alreakew said that as she was not known to the pollee, he
hook' 004 punish her to the Oiliest cutest, but he should .entente
her to the,. months' hard labour.

THE SUSPECTED POISONINGS AT CAMPER
DOWN, NEAR NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE.

On Monday the adjourned inquests were held before
Mr. Reed, coroner for &lath Northutunriend, touching
the death of the three children summed to hen been
poisoned by 'mistake. The ciream,tanen were briefly
stand • few week. ego in the Express It will be r.-
membered that sulphur and treiic • were obtained from the
shop of a Mr. Short, et Campetdowo, and administered t-)
the children medicinally that they wire ...vet with
violent purging. end vmaition, and died within 24 hours.
Dr. Richardson, of klewcutle, now :t en..rd and stated
that he had examined five p.rcels of sea phur which bed
been given to him. They all contain... arsenic me-
chanically mind with the sulphur racept one, sad
that was obtained from the stock which Wry. Short
had jest ineetired; the others wen from the stock
which were in the shop • lira she took it from her
predecessor, Mr. Bell, out of which the fats) dons had been

idminletere'd. The whole of it had been °bronzed from Mr.
ithamilt and druggist, of Ncrth Bhi-lds. The Ciro-
nor said be had received a letter from Mr. Forth, Ind wing
&copy of ea invoice of a rack of euipbur, out which he
aid Mr. Bell would be supplied. It we. from Halted sled
Ellis, flugarilthe, Masebester, sod was obtained May 9,
1863. Siam then the flim Teri been changed to Ellis and
Brooch. He bed written to the latter firm, but they said
they had ao 111,111:4 of Marring to the Foos, at their prods-
°emery. Mr. Faith kept hie 111,111,C in a bark cellar, where
nothing elm was lie pt. except Bath bricks and empty pock-
ages, and he kept his sulphur is a room above his shop.
Tne verdtct of the jury was, " That the deceased children
had met their death from misadven tore in having swallowed
a quantity of flour of sulphur anted with treacle, purchased
of one Elisabeth Short, and adminietered medicioally ; and
that no blame was dee to the acid E iatheth 13bori, who sold
the sulphur and treads not knowing or believing that the
mime (menthes. of them, containeilauy noxious or dissertate
or

Till LATE BOILER F XPLOSION AT BILSTON, I
BTAFFORDSPIIItI —Oa Tuesday the ioquiry by the Coroner
relative to the deaths of the three men killed by the recent
boiler explosion at Butt is, wit renamed at the work. of
Muir.. Roar and Higgins. The evidence went to thew
that the &propane* of the Miler plates indicated that the
lower piste of the boiler must hive bees red hot from want
of a proper supply of water, and that William Plant, the
engineer st the workr, banded the boils over to William
Teddy full of water iome time before the explosion.
Teckly gave it into the cust.dy of H, ary Smith, whi was
on deity when the explosion to,k plate. It appeared that
ar other vase c.uld be thought of for the explosion but a
want of wet., in the boiler. A.t.r some deliberation the
jury returned a verdict to the Beet that the explosion had
wenrred from want of IMO on the part of Henry Smith and
William Tacitly, they having left tlis boiler unfortunately
without wa•sr. They were than committed on the Coroner's
warrant on a charge of snanalaaghter.