The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-18 00:00:00

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An eMeel~iimileisen. of apparently a rather excitable eharaettr,
=to r. Oorde on Monday under the following circumstances :
leant Mid-1 wish to I mow, air, whether I ahall be Justified
in giving the piths I meet with o rambul.t.ds Iwo custody. lhey
are • great 01110•12 Ce and it is only a few days state that my wile,
while w.ilkialt lu .olingtoe, hot ha r deem torn. The outs.tace le very
Pent. end e•e•y is on the It cm too.
Mr. Carrie mod t e agni cant had better go to the s.a,i..it nod see
the hapector on duty :bare. With 'rimed to the testing of t►e lady's
drees, be abed advise Iles to obtain the barn* and address of Ai
party, and mums he. to the county mount for the tentage. lie
thought the pavements were lamely Ind,. In ',bestow, end that it was
for the trhyllt of :he caildectee huh that they shou.d get out into
*ear.

4Pu/set—Weil, I dem't know Mat When I had young Mildew,
and the. were Me of them, I seed, at neat ray WU. aced, to keep
them In the drawing-roam, ..r let them go out at the butt of the
beam.

thelt Wm here statml la aeon that the =tin had boa brought before
vestry.
Applicant—Yea, I em aware of that, having made inquiries at the
Ales of Mr. Layton, the vestry merk, end I understand that mat
body has determined not to interfere. they all being Molly men."
The applicant, whe said be had nothing to occupy his time, end
thet be was determined to put down the °unarms, Yanked his worship
and retired.

MARYLRBONR.
Mary Anne Elealt, a optotter of the Owmy tribe, and • well-known
feetammtelbr, was chariad borore Mr. long with stealing a wedding
W smother flog sun swahowing teem.
The prosecutiox, a married woman, residing with her hooked at
No. IS, Upper Barton-place, laid that on Monday afternoon, shortly
before 5 o'clock, she w. at toe Hercules Tavern, Ezeter-street, Las-
soo.grove, where she came in company ot the pririoner. She took
from bar Anger on be left band a wedoing ring and a keeper, wi.iels
else put os Use o tinter. The prisoner took theta up, observing,
.'llese are Tom Foy's rh ev whom you base locked up." She eons.
plainanq dented that they were, and requested that ,be would glee
them up. lameal of doing so, she put teem in het mouth. She was
takes to the staDon house, where Ole swallowed the rings.
Pumas, a detreave cougar.. of toe I) oivinion, said that at the
station home be enres•ohre I to proven. the prisons •wallowiag
the rings. Upon her doing at she remarked, flow I have licked
Imo"
The prisoner war committed for triaL
SOUTHWARK.
As adjourned summons was beard against Mr. J. Powel, a bud's.
Inas at lidisgus, Marring him with unlawfully travelling upon the
London, limbic°, sod death Comet Railway In • carriage of &superior
elms is that for which be bad obtained a Whet, without having per.
'stake to do so.

inneenbe. the superintendent of the railway, attended to
defe
pondant..orest@ • and Mr. Thomson, boaklwr, of Penchurcb-street, fur the
It appeared from the evidence of Garway, one of the ticket col.
lectors, that on the snivel of lb. 10.16 train from Croydon cm the
night of the 9th of May, the defendant was in • mood-class carriage,
andand was only provided alto a third-clan, ticket. U. demanded of
the &ascent's la the ism and on his refusing to pay his he took
him to the Statius Muter's ether, when. Pie name anti Metres. were
taken to enable the eceopsay to lemma him.
Om tee part of the eelepany, the guard* of the train in (petition
went Called, and they Glattnetly swots that there was no third-clam
ouriege attached to it, neither were titers third-class talker. lamed
for It. The bo clerk oleo aware that be boned the third-claw
ticket white def. Want gar.. up by the 9.30 train, and not by the
10.43 train, which war omy Prat and lamed elan.
On the part of the defendant it wee contended that the ticket was
for that train, and that Pddridge, the guard, gars him
re to get in the almond elms earner, se Ii most have been a mis-
take. He ailed

Mr. Atoll, •• I;ouss anent, who mil he wee In the Cantata and saw
two others with third class ticket., and they paid the difterente. Out
Mr Powell refined. ea; Lon that the enard put him in the carriage.
Young, the ticket collector, denied that. Mr. atoll was not •
pa-wager in that carriage. nous were oily two others in the
nate periment with Mr. Powell, and he knew them ne poestingere, end
they had proper tickets.
ladeidge also positively 'won that he never permitted Mr. Powell
to tinter the carmine. In tact, he old not see him at all.
After scree di.ctieri. et Mr. e'lfeckett said he was unwilling
throw discredit on either patty, sad ea the railway authorities posi-
tively swore that the defendant had no authority to travel in the
=tugs is wit eh he was lound,be should prefer • further investigation
into the matter.
Mr. onseonabe wished that 0007,0 to he adopted, and Mr.A'Beekett,
with the consent at the defendant, adjourned the summons for • week.

LAMBETH.
Mr. O'Doberty, a merchant, of No. b, Laurence Pountney-lane,
City, was summoned by the authorities of the South Western Rail-
way for mooting in a railway carnage on the 6th last, end tor
mashie* and annoying Mr. Martin, a prongs, who had com-
plained about the raid =Lanai act.
Mr. Earl, on behalf of the railway ergopsny, was happy to my
that he slaould not hare to trouble his worship with a detail of the
ask ae Mr. itlMaterty bad made an ample apology to Mr. Martin,
and be had the authority of that gentlenho to state that eo far as
be was concerned he was perectly raided with the defendant's
apology. The company. In the pr*ent, no in all cases of corn, twit,
err e determined to carry their by*la we into effect, and to protect
their parrnsers, but, at the same time, so the defendant exert-mad
much regret at the circumstance. and wee ready to contribute any
sum hot **dog surd deem •uteieot to the poor-boo, he should
willingly le re the matter in bin ( hr. Eitot's) hands.
Mr. Elliott had no objection, wider the eltrummarces, to allow Mr.
Carl to withdraw the summon* and leave the defendant to costa.
buts such a sum to the poor box se be thJught proper.
The defendant, noon this understanding, handed a sovereign to the
thief stark, and also paid the expense of the summoes.