The Express.
London, England, 1856-05-31 00:00:00

THIRD COURT.

HMIS MIL /ISINIONWIT.
Loa Wilson, 26, mu Witted fee palmy. no lad gima
evi&ases agaiost o yeast am oared Glom" Brews. 'sa-
laam& to an inaothe Lapaseemset for as small at Wilm-
slow.
Tim ow swill lot vas held by the preskilas Snider
oat sallchat to go to tbe jury.
NS. log iprossoisil. mad Ms. Pa as Weald.

John Mark 801 l said he was sent to lb* prosecutor's
promises on the 22nd inst., when Mr. Braun said the pri-
soner bed been robbing him of tome handkerchiefs, and
Ott if he would tell him the troth be would forgive him.
Witams raid be could rot be a party to any snob proceed-
ing, sad went away without beeriest the primer's reply.
Mr. Braun sent for him again about so lour after, and
said be found the prisoner bad ban robbing him to such a
stitch larger amount than be thought that he must give
him late custody. The primmer, who was present, said,
" You promised to forgive me," and Mr. Brain said," Yea,
I did, but I did sot toes tblak that you had robbed me to
the frightful *stoat that you have " He took his to the
and received in Ma mantes a part-moansie seatais-
lag 17e , and the articles sprint of by other witnesses.
Tbe piseam, who said tbst be only made hiscaufeteks on
a promise of forgiveness frequently npostal, was committed
foe trial.

Charlie Cook, aged 19,was charged with stealing a watch,
the property of &min Smith.
It appeared that the per motor on Saturday night saw a
crowd at Kieg'nerees, and upon going to Dee what it bad
assembled for, betels a band in his weistooat pocket. Find
' log that his puree, whisk contained 9. 84., had gone, be
eaugLt hold of the paws's., and gave him into custody. The
primer bad bees seen near Hag's-cross nearly the
whole of the evening, and sled named Davis. employed en
the Great Northern Railway, who had been watching him,
saw Wm take the prosecutor's par,. When the prisoner
wan marched, a letter, of which the following is a copy, was
!mind upon him :
"Aldershot Camp, May 11.
" Dear friesd,—l write these few lines to you hoping to
dad yen well se It leaves me at prawn t. I hope yoa ease
out yesterday along with Peek, sad I hope he is quite well.
No doubt you know about me helpg in the Rides. Jock
Marlin has got 84 days, sad will be out in about a month.
He told me all about you. I had a letter on the quiet from
Rama last week, and she wants me to scarper, waieh I
seen to do as moos as I eau saves bob or two, a I have sot
got soy money. Wog on fourpsees a day. It yea and Polly
get any "stuff" them holidays send me shelf-sr ,wn's worth
of stamps in slitter. I expect to be up next Saturday for
two days' pass if Ima get it. Ned Allison is deserted
again along with a corporal. There is several blokes
in the Brd from Kest* stmt. Give my respeete
to Johnny Holley and Maundry, sod tell ea how
Cooly loot., sad if ne spoke about Sell. I hear you have
bad a letter from Sall, so you are all right than and no
mistake. She is a fine gal. Give my lost respects to all
legatees, friends, and Ist me know how Margaret is, for I
am dying to see and kiss her. So to *edible here epistle, I
may say good luck and good bye. Send • letter as goon as
passible, and ask Jack to and us a bob, if he ran, to stamps.
—From your tree pall, " ALVARO Lowse.'
The prisoner, who in defences denied the charge, was then
committed for trial.