The Express.
London, England, 1860-02-22 00:00:00

sad to Ur sorra; " Get re the eat of dr
Wier," t
twbke I rid bilabial Imelda I I
Ilea art (Id itobe was pm I
west warm te re if arryboly des la the rees,
bat kr fa. the planar roregideg with Mr. Powell Is dr
prep I err tows aria, Wad doe rims, dad
ober, He oreggri to get sway hue se, bet I
La. He lewd me to let him go, min tbet
be bed at Won rytbles, but I beet- ME di
the op
cart, whoa I Imo him la
I Ilea wed op to ohs baba drawler-room, wires I Ire—ori
beadle made op reedy for reeserd. It eaddarl U mode,
•my emort, peilleere, mad reran odor adlr dsk, some of this
sad err bekerlag to • who Is de*,
with se ea Prier%•• ,felt. Aber ma bear babel bed let oat dr
lorkratth, who bed bra repodoldp dr leek, owl I am tides
Car foreord the door. Hr. Powdl b ea brad, sod la
amble to word bore to-day.
idiom MI I, the arettato wto epardraied the prl-
loalv.krowed • reade of bterbes, 'Molt be brad
Rot
Mrs. Ewe" dr lady alluded to by the Int rams,
Wedded tbe mats puod of dr orders Ora to
lb* bead* es berg her r”iirty.
'Phiprimmer edreorloW that be had sabred lbe bear
sad stelliqpise to teed det poverty. He bead eke drat
He
epee. He Mitt three& peas.
He was ceradtted reeldwelling kora
MAB.LBOROUGH-STREBT.

Thal* Taylor, of 9,71 -----,Goldeaarserik was
obviod with attempting to sullslis by abbe
laudanum. . _

W.L., 204 C, mid that an the
45ews___Ilighl moat •
quarter-peat while perils weeevewle-mlrri
Grosvenor-square, he hoard • seem! se • °ark bag panes
out of • bottle, eatl as 100/dwg mad saw the
dokadaat with a bottle at bat swath. Hs leek
the bottle oat of hos band, sad at the date alts ea-
claimed, " Fee dose it appia." He asked hr where she
got the land.am, sows of whisk warn to the bottle, wad she
wad ehe had bought sew psaagwerth at the olianisf la
Daviee-atreet, Iria sisoed patiarrarth at mother ohawdef s.
Os gulag to the &suds& is Haviswailiet he said he bad
void her • sad oared the deindaat aa ewe*,
bat she re It. Up.. this be took bow to St. Heargeo
Hospital, where as sada was adailatetorod, bat the doobor
Wills wield *rase se lawlealus.

111h7lieokiandieitien delhodaat what induced her to sot
an Ace hed &on_

Del°?dud 'id "Pal hag!.

Wals oak, she told his that e-ie bed taken two cz.
worth before, end that she sweat to auks limey with
The defendant was reminded fora week.
• Picnrocurr AT TEE it•TrAzzrr TRW:TIM
. . _

Th;riseWslsh, 21, was charged with attempting to pick
pockets at the Haymarket Theatre.
Charlie Brows, 304 A, said that about 12 o'clock the
previous night, me the audience were tearing the theatre, he
saw the prisoner, who was inside the theatre, place himself
beside two ladles as they were passing out, and
while they were waiting at the door for their carriage
he saw the prisoner pot his left hand into the
of one of the ladies. The lady looked him full rtit
face, end he did not summit in getting anything. The pri-
10011r then walked beck to the dress circle, and followed two
other ladies from that place to the door, and again put Ids
Wit hand Into one of their pockets, but was again usenet-
(Amami. He (Brown) then followed him into the theatre
again, when he followed two ladies end a gentleman outside
sip to their °arrive door, and he saw him put his hand
down by the kit side of one of the Who; be then took him
saw custody.
Prisoner put some qualities to the constable, bat they
only had the effect of strengthening the case against him.
Sergeant Charles Cole, 23 C, said that in 1865 he had the
Drisouer in custody, when ha was discharged; on May 26,
1867, primmer had three months for picking pockets; and on
Aped 21, 1868, he wee tried at the Westminster Semitone for
fel. ny, but was discharged.
Mr. Beadon committed the prisoner for three months with
hard labour.

CLIIIIIINWELL.

TEM C 22222 OF ♦ THIIP.

_ _ ------ -
John Pottor and Omer ErMari, two young fellows, ablitt
eighteen leered age, ware charged with steeling some trifling
articles front a shop is Islington.
The two prisoners were seen by pollee-constable Eitenunere,
136 N, loitering near several shops, end be saw them lake
oat or two small articles. Both prisoners, who an brick-
makers, end coo warn a very good wages Tweilar Werth(
to working, and the police stated that they bed known both
prisoners br rat/ SG thieves. Os. 0011.11taibill said he had
lad the ream% Potter la custody no lase than twelve taus.
for felony ; and other constables also bore testimony to his
general bed onethset. Of the prisoner Hubbard so much
' was sot known, but his character was very indifferent.
Both pitmen made the same reply in answer to the
charge, viz.. that if they were forgiven thin time they would
at woe go se wort.
The wingielretesentenond Potter to three months' hard la-
bour, mid told him that the next time he would be /lent to the
metwienet, when if he was convloted he would moat assuredly
be ewitaneed to penal servitude. The other prisoner he sen-
tenced Is one montlia hard labour in the House of Correction.
The Meows thenkad his worship, and skipped from the
dick apparently snob pleased.