The Express.
London, England, 1858-09-29 00:00:00

THE POLICE MUM&

GUILDHALL.

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lam Riky, damned as a general somt, of 1, Gypsy-
tames, Havirstoelt-parkond Adward Tharsraa4 a tarpon,
in 21 etlinadout- ,towo were plated at tot bar
boles Alierama charged with compfriag with
Mime teat la wasted, to dahaud Wears. Christie sad Co.
onlanwolresk Li=sof goods to the mann of SOU,
m
Illby me d Ms
Kr. Woollier appeared for the promotion; sad Mr.
gegh &shaded Thargeed; &My was
M. Wainer deist 1r Ma as followsuadeleadad. —Yr. Christie is
a obit amaihmot at Limepool ta ail eztassivo way at Mi-
ms, sod samme doe ego he advertised for an pot la Lee-
dom, as he had a Lugo measzion with distillers, sad thin-
fore regakal a mate ezasesive one asdia to &gees of the
weAremaltpel lo Me. Ray algid, cad was sabot-
q sped as ambigua fa Loadmsoml heal whoa
sskad IMBRIIfh implied that he mild ast give it, that
Mr. Maisie might My wpm hie !strategies aces bat the
mai whim& soudiesos of Issalcs, sad 11111011
rity thmehae, beamesesory. TIM was in the, early
part of Mime hot. mad soma afar so order for a merlar-
ma' of whieft W., was Shia ill Thartmdre same,
which was headed la the man me; AV Ming
thforatad Mr. OM* fiat Thawed Irma amehaat dram
rasirest:bila Three sem mass far seeds le the imemate
of OK, aid KIK. Mewed la we quiet corsets
that it Kr. MINIM' warms, eel ho sozd=
hurried up le Louisa Or re
inquiries at the " flarledisuf Geselleull=re malt of
which INN that he Mad Thsageed, Ihs_ osegeolaide ma,
abaat, messerbg • aim Wen as umismams, as •
swam& Timis were sine Mbar seise Is while the
mammy was briar Om OM it Nei, ad Ur porolame
gzabia ware introchand by , said they wore A empeless awl
Meads of Thorgrod. of theme alramehmase ft
wlll be
ga found
wk that had pledged his mai the day
thee arrival, oft the kr palms ho Mil hem w-
ard is pey • debt of U. by amdltistelmeats. The Marge
deal salmet Minty ca them fist; bat that whisk is most
=mais a letter found am Titargood is Itilry's hand-
rdwriag to the traumatises with the programa: in
ms.
vgar..= corm
stridence to Ile Mew sabot, sad was
thee srese•emosMed by Mr. MA as beholfat Thorgood.
alky was reammsedsd by Allmon Shay to morn
his arcararamislim mlll le bed the easistame of a bpi
whims.

Dr-r. WO arid that Ms cast Thargood w a
who Mil tionsiect • lady of sad that be
Nitro' aupteittiosa, but thst if dm me w mamba.
them mike, would be the ealgoct of huller .
Aliment Maly rid Itsward az to Wm
taut Ilby, lbw peentiolot to sell to none but wholesale
Nyidt otwebeetia. orhout • surgeon to eater into such
effeeteloo haw. It vet gaits clear that considered* oar
regremitilla had hem mad. by Ems, and that Thurgood
led
fits
agar theta circumstances, he
hod rmtz tho ewe for furthir Inquiry.
He dr prime= to maw into their own re-
. emit and Ws =sties of 601. tech.
dargibecroro= wen that nogg for a wrbeek,glt being top

BOW-11123111T.
A very sispectably-drisead wawa, about 60 years ems
who gam the name of Ass ansigli, was placed as ths bit
=lwith dialsig • pir d ma's drowen, • " Churolt-
" mad • Mess of lases
From ths eva pillamis• 162 F, it appsersd
that he was as easy la the atigithembood of Clare-market
whoa Galled to like fits mime,Yls castedy for Mean a
par of hewers from a simier's shop la Blackmon.
sliest The pelsoair, wits bed e lergo-rined market heed
Y hot head, as beteg &ergot with the robbe, stoutly do.
aidit, eml mid she was respealahle married woman, and
she did set taw what was lomat by giving her into ca•-
tedy icesteshog As drawer. On the oosstatie shoving her
from eke spelt ea which she stood he head a very Madame
besit—u Omsk fkowlos "—bound In him velvet, lying at
her fast, and sespsellog she had room Nadia property lama
her. he shed bascaFl then found a mall rasher
of bests, tad pine about a pound and a had.
The hest ha hod hod been stolen from the shop
of Mr. Seadzisk, el lisfpro-hlll. The owner of the drawers
was wit to atemdems
Mr. Jardine (te peiseasr)—What have you to my to the
oltar=ar_f having stelae property in your passaelon?
I did met haw it was seam The drawers end
book won had lytig Mails me. I mews Seas either of the
ankh&
Mr. amor is book lying et your feet ? I
am staid yea ere ghat to Mil met of this. As dm police
do eat know yea I oil isly mad yea le prima he short
thee; bat If you met beep your Wads from Moan other
peeesar property, terase ore brought here *Oa, dipsid
mask yea won't lightly. I ememit yea to prism
As dm weds with labour.

IdARLBOROUGH-11TRIET.
Willow Roystone was brought bane Mr. Bence for
Anal easentation, charged with receiving a large quantity of
from Vll6Ollll saddlers.
It be regained that at the dreg examination the °re-
sistive Cream sad Jay, who have ahoy of the case, Amid
that they found at the other's hens in Broad-thee,
about Sew wore loads of ander, an medley wean
whin the primmer could gin se esilthOory aooottni of,
*sting Chet kept no books, sod ma met seen any of the
I=l.swee is the Wilt el mados. The esinablee
be
stated they bed nommiebod tin a gnat wan al
seddien led bee ride at verbal time Ones the ginner
dos of the ennbation about sixty anthers, who have been
robbed, love bees to the piece ie leek at the geode, bat very
Wine psalm Yeti lostke tr Obis rem, es it would sp-
peer 04 use el the seeds hays b ".sawed," thee b,
so Alen sied Mon& al Tridnelesailen
The Wm mieseigel wry nth" semi ea the ruin
hillienth_weigiss do ore on&
Mr. Weans siodestal the removable, sod Mr. Lewis,
jun., of Mip-pims, the Sinn
Mr. Weiner sad, • gnat maas of had beet
It
es lie peedlime of do to Mr. Den
It would beim thud Xr. Mann leet
a led been lie searey, eel he wee ghee b dorp for die-
honey, but in onsesonme a his youth the door was act
gone au with. Cirounitseen however, sewbiller the
miter of the robber, Who dB umrortieles
Baerpes in
assauficaure sod oolehelei et =o*
he., of pea nine Se were isodered ton&
km sot el MIS me hp hong or ste=kedeirm
Ogle the teds of ono thence of
led who bed stela the gem& bed sedemed to elle-
rein of the same to s, rierwer, who from
doe to time had received large This mod albs
informiden led led Kr. Deb fit babes be had ben ran
&red to • onelderside ma that the pestiejirtsd
ben gener 10 a the prietooleprinkie It would
that the primer was in the habit of bessming Mier
with the led at aneighboerbg pddioneems. Anew the hole
of bad at prie home MOS oneetirespbon
• to • large Lanes flee., with the maths as user
( pm* °Winn& Is (Mr. Weether) ahead
now by s 4 ere that the sin wield martin his an.
leg that it Send Merl ban srer
Matinee the glven of the this mentined hi Mr. Wein
ner's statennt, sad the primer was eimmitied for trial.
Ms Thick, • rips, sese, deserfbed me •
wheelwright, of the On Tea thesia, ked, wee
chord will twins &Whig la Oadiedneo end min-
gong the bees at the pmengme
Tim the widow if 0e lees, lilt A, ft Wowed SO
neat II Ode* the rearm sewing the setthed, whe was
in • able of bbidn was rib*. s hone ia . sham
up gni dem Claked-thest, et the rate of about nine oar
ea her, peg area one Me of the way to the other. A
issalimen having oiled hb Mend= to the assesek he
nod up le Inn and stepped his, mid meth why he did so f
He sew be was drunk, and therthes feel Ina isle wakolly.
Sir. lons, of Greet Madhersogienteen me behalf a/ the
socuatd, pat several question is the Cot, with the view of
showing WI be could not have galloped, there ng several
oenbasse sad nabs in the street at the time ; endd((addrertng
the magistrate) said his cited the a meretable man. end it
was much to be regretted that he had boa locked up all night
In the earn, of fine.
Mr. Dente said it so happened an all the prisoner. he
had ben looked up with were Ides Mown, drunken people.
He had,lg hie eandeet, ansesered the lives of pane-
gers ; he end, thenden, the Me Ihs.
On the sensed ban* the leek he mad—" That *Moses
word ought use. le be Wen la e eon ajnalos."
Xt. Bede—Yen should tit pee dirk, and the rim&
yon have node is very dhenditable to yea.
CLIIIULIERWELL.
Mr. Ina Mower, sabseen, of the Metropditaa Cattle
Market, sad Mr. Percival, a botcher, In Whi
were obseged by summon., at the instance of the
the menet, the former with haring sod, and the Whir with
haves porchesed 17 la the said mike, beyond the
hone appointed for gale of sheep, contrary to the
Oaten
Mr. to prosecute es the put of the
emperaties.B44chbwir.lir.73:l/d append tar the debothat
Mauer, who wee not moat.
The case rested on the ',Waco, of a drover, omen Dodd,
who wise that on the 20th indent le saw the two dalbad•
ate bargaining for the sheep at IS riche peat 2, and
they were not muted as sad till a queer pot 2, the
have, according to the bytelaws, is conformity with the
Mabee, for such sale being from h in the meenieg
nog 2 in the afternoon. He at one weld sad b-
iomea the dark of the market, who took out the prone
11101•111111.
Croommeethed—His once &r looking after delhadants
we den he wee himself esomesed and deed a heteight ago,
mad le tbseght dll non' be mend alike.
Mr. amid mid he slisold he in • whin by the 'videos
sine winsome ei skew that She dellninte mensoced her
=tar the shop haf-pesi WI" awl Set Se math
, soros den dosing whin do sale woe direhth ad
a
be On.* the resin resselEss sonewleall lc& an
ee bootemehs= tank do•Me ailed a bathe ea
▪ drover, whe ensmied ateissonk
Mr. Oords sad it woe sot • nos forvb=e. Re
thought It was ter Cobbs E by king nit thin nth
noes, sad should disideis inn it sa pat Of the
mob.

• ovorthy, aiddlir•ed wlik vary shibler fee-
totes The pee the sane of Ames bd re/reel her
'Urals tree oherired before Mr. Ihrordll with elesfelsi
above Utkey lidlibie "teeth of sesriefore=from ion
Bette Kris, soderitescs of
The prosiestrtz, Avery pretty astalfl ssosesNeskig mei
preen, pee Ihs frOng evklese• ebk ashes Saph-

city—l am in the .mice of a gentleman named Collor,
who by.. la the Rectory-read, at the book at West Hack-
ney church, Shackletrell. This morn*, between 10 and 11
o'clock, this woman (the prisoner) mate to the street door,
and inked me if there was any china to mead. I mid
"No." Then she asked, " Would you like to have your
tartans told r

Hamdill—Well, I suppose you did like that ?
Witness—Yes, air; but I did not know what to say about
it, as there was ea of the young gentlemen at home.
Mr. Ileminfil—Yon are a country girl. Did she ask you
when you came from ?
Witness—Yes, dr, and I told her near Poole, in Dorset-
shins, and she said she was married there.
Mr. Hammlll—Aye, of course, and that made you ac-
quainted directly.
Wthites—Yesirit did ; she said she was Oct • gip y,
but a "seventh daughter," and that she would tell me my
destiny for 3d. I did not like to take her into the front poe-
ms, so went to the back-door, end W into the kito
whim she came round the house.
Mr. HammUl—Well, then, I suppose she told you your
fortune. What wee it—that you were man, an emperor ?
Witness, quickly—No, sir, but she told me I should be
• wife and a mother in two years.
Mr. HatomM—Aye ; I thought that marriage was
WWitusse—Ya, air • and she said I should be wiry beaky,
have • sovereign glee me on the 4th of next month, and get
a good situstiou.
Mr. Hamill—Theo, hart you not a good one at present ?
Wittier—Oh, yes, sir ; very good.
Mr. liammAl—Then, you motive, she was wrong at
starting. Now, what did she do while she told all this
Witneee—She put • bottle into my band, which she said
was dingoes blood. I was to squaw it hard while she told
see the good news, and I did so. Then she took ittront me
and dropped cos drop, cal, come, Into the fire, and I saw it
falL She said. " You are not a bad good-for-nothing girl,
or it would blaze." After that she corked up the bate, put
it in her pocket, end asked me whether I had got about a
sovereign's worth°, clothes. I went upstairs and returned
with two drams, a shawl, and two pairs of boots, belonging
to me. She told ma to wrap them up in paper
or rag end I folded them in the table-cloth.
She said she must take than to the church-
yard. sad throw down mould upon them and blue
then, after which she would return with them. I wee to
watch her go into the oharohyard, where, she said, the sat
for hours reading every night. I went upstairs, and as she
left the Douse I saw her from the window turning away from
the direction of West Hookney church, but abs looked up at
the window end saw me, I think, then turned towards the
church. I watched her, sod had she goer into the church-
yard I mine have *sem her, but the disappeared all of a
madam, mod I beams derma, followed, and lead some
parser if they had seem • woman with • bundle. A man
advised me to go to the Kingeland station, and I did so, and
told the polies, then returned home, where monothes oasts
wards they came and said the woman was in custody.
Bloomfield, 274 N, said—About 12 o'clock to-day I met the
yryoaer about • mile from the Rectory-road. She carried the
beadle. I asked where she brought the clothes from. She
said from her own home, but when questioned se to whirs
that wee, deemed she did not know. _ -

Nifisysendllito the tell me, did you
believe he this woman's power to tell you of the future P
Pressoutrlx—l did, sir; I did believe It.
lir. HainneM—Ton have been to school, I suppose ?
Pr,—Oh yes, en; I want to the perish school of
Pooh, whim between bar end the years old; altogether I
was at school to }can.
Mr. RammW—Tour schooling appears to have done you
but link mercies. Prey wee this your first lemon In ketone-
telling ?
Proescutarti—Yes, ; I hare often been asked before, but
savor Wasn't to them, and I will not listen any more after
this.

Mr. Ham:Dill—Do you now believe she has power to tell
your fortune, r you have called it ?
Preeestatrix (hesitating)—No, sir.
Hamil What do you wish to say, prisoner P
Prisceer (who had now and then east furtive glances at the
young worra)—lt's false that I led any bottle in my hand,
and she lent me the few clothes.

Pressaulaix—Youl;ow that yen laid me the heavier the
bundle wee the Imhof it would be. (Laughter.)
The woe the °shred to be remanded, the sergeant
of pella stades that she wired the desariplain of •
wawa egaind whom many dinner charges were hid.

SOUTHWARK. -
Will= Balmer, a beardless youth, who stated himself to
be • butcher, was brought before Mr. Bercham, charged with
being drunk, and incapable of taking care of a home and cart
in the public street.
Police constable 194 M said that about nine o'clock on the
Furious night he saw a horse and cart standing in the mid-
dle of the Dover-road, near the Globe publio-hotuie, otrirect-
fag the thoroughfare. At the mine time he saw the prisoner
coming out of the public-hoar in a beastly state of intexica-
,L.tioa and he attempted to get into the =tole. Witness,
that he was incapable of taking oars of himmit,
Gook"Mni tab eustody, and the horse and cart to the green-
Pit
The prin.:oar hero denied being drunk. He only went Into
the public-house to get a light for his cigar, when the =-
stable interfered with him. _ _

Mr. ieTrcreaen bidhiml;e was e.t.a ou the ahem-shoat
by the inspector am being drunkazaardd be had no doubt he was
so. He was rather a juvenile.
The prisoner maid he wis not so juvenile as his worship
thought. He was 19 years of age, and a muter butcher,
and if he had a little drop to drink that was no business of
the afloat.

Mr. Beecham told him the latter bed evidently taken an
of him, and he most es a caution to him inaka tae and
drunkard's line of five shillings.
After the usual night charges had boa at,
William Hill, 33, a ticket porter attached to the
Matta, and realding at No. 2, role Saffolk-strust, was
brought Wore Mr. Bonham, &erred with canting the
death at Mark Hill, his mother, by striking her on the heed
with his fist.

Thomas Gee, a boiler maker, reeiding at No. 34, Lent-
skeet, Southwark, said that on Saturday night lest, between
7 end 8 o'clock, he bead a disturbance close to where he
lived, and en proceeding to the spot, to see what wee the
mettle, he perceived the primmer and his mother quarrelling,
end they were both drank, and the prieoner struck her
on the bead with his Am, and she (ell down ita-
sensible, end almost Immediately afterwards expired. Dr.
Llewellyn arrived a tamest afterehat, but hie assistance was
not required ea she was quite dead.
Mr.-Burch= asked whether the primmer bad anything in
his band at the time ?

Wham replied to the negative. The blow wu inflicted
with hie flit.

Polioe•eaastablo 68 31 said his attendee was Galled to the
spot, and then be saw the female lyW dead. There wee a
block mark on tee forehead, evidently ceased by s blow.
Yr. %reheat asked whether the oorceer hod held the le-
gume on the body ?
The constable replied in the negative. Cook, the rotoner's
allow, had summoned a jury to sit that aftereoce.
In answer to the charge, the prisoesr said it woe quits la
accidast.

Mr. Burnham remanded him until Monday nest.
/mph Barton, the driver of one of the .Baloca Oninfbnere,
t=7B, was summoned for an =auk on John Wylde, •
al a vehicle belonging to the General Omnibus
Company, both of which ran between Pansy and the Lon-
don- s Railway Terminus.
Mr. T. Beard appeared for the complainant.
The Want said that about • quarter to four on the 23rd
he was waiting with hie omnibus al the teradatte of
the way at London-bridge, until hie time came to nen.
The defendant was also there with • Saloon Omnibus. Wit-
ness got up alongside his driver, and wee reading • news-
paper, when &Emden crowed over to him and obtain him,
at the same time challenging him to litcht Be told him
he did not wish to have anything to do with hint. when the
defendant jumped on witness's omnibus and mann his a
violent blow in the face. A constable cams up shortly after-
wards, but, not seeing the assault, would not take the deist-
' dant in charge.
The defendant said he had just cause to act as he bad
done. The ootoplalcast insulted him most disgracefully ail
the way from Putney to London.bridge. One expression
was so bendy, that when he arrived at the latter place he
certainly did strike the complainant.
Evidence oondrmatory to that was given, when
Mr. Burnham said he had no doubt as to the truth of de-
fendant's statement, and he considered a fin of sixpence
would be quite sal irdent to meat the ends of