The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-16 00:00:00

GUILDHALL.

Emily Edwards, Ebst Chad Ate Garrott, a arab
B..ere, Mary Lee, sod Elisabeth Borden, Ms smartly-
dented young women, two of whom ht 4 children in their
arms, were sharrei os remand before 8-r Chapman lider •
'hall, with attempting to pick pockets is Bt. Paul's church-
yard, awl es Ludgate hall.
At the tuner examiolvion, it appeared that the primers
bad bet 2 seam wtlki g about Br. Paul's Charts-yard,
mad same of them were from time to time observed
to try the pockets of ladies who were lookiag into the
shop windows. They were watched wan they went
es to Lwigste bill, where the prisoner Edwards put
her and into a lody's poeset, sad was takes
lamest in the ant. The ocher pritoasrs were also taken ma
the charge of comp' ei y.
Mr. William Allastoo, a watchful', In the Old Bliley,
said that a few day. ago two young lemma catered Ws
shop nail hotpot at some Jewellery; and after they wars
goes he alms I a gold ehrosometer watch, value M., from
the work-beech at the cud of the shop. He had
aotioed it safe, abort a quarter of so hour before they
entered his shop. He waa sure that one of the prisoners
was as of the women who took hie watch, but he was
doubtful as to another of then.

&resist J.elisia, 11 H, said be bad hi Beale sad
°strait in enatody twice (sr shoplifting, but they were at
that tine diecharged.
Brent, City polies4onetable 932, proved that be bad bad
Edwards is eattody for abopitttleg, bet the wee discharged.
Sir Chapmss Mantis,l eel:teased B 'wards, Beale, sad
°matt, W Ma weeks' iniprirosaseat with hard labour, as
they 111,9 /MOW& to the police, and Bowers, Lee, and XOl,
den, to twenty-tee days, with bard Labour.
MARLBOROUGH STREET.
SLOT AT IT. stionon's ZANOTIII SPIIAII3

Mary Ana liandiey, a girl thout sateen yean of age. was
plastid at the bar beers Mr. Boadoe, on ethane ef sassing
a dietarbence, and aria( threatening language to the muter
of St. Georges wet-libelee. Hanover-.gear..
It opposed that the primer and about Afty girls and
bays assembled ea Saturday evening at muss o'clock in
front of the workhouse, Yom'-strut. They were
very deby, sad whoa the mortar requebed them
to be quiet, the prisoner used a►eafve leaguer',
and tried to eseits the others to a breach of the
pease. Sabeequeetly the prisoner sad ether girls picked
up sews large atones and sad they would break the whole
of the window. is the betiding if be did net give them food
and shelter. The prisoner was @vides'', Welshed to lades*
the mob to attack the beam, and commit same violence.
Tn. neater became alarmed, and sect to the police-station
for assistance, when the officer took the prisoaer int,
thetody.
The master of the woikboass stated that he bad been sa-
gged in relieving sod admitting a number of way-farers
who had travelled many miles from the ministry when the
prisoner became troublesome. She would have been ad-
mitted with the other email poor, if she kad behaved bor-
ed( to a becoming

The prisner,ln earner to the mightn't', raid As
oaly inked for breed. She tns starring with Imager and
beans elicited et brieg kept outside.
Sae Op ordered to Aid one fusty to kerp the pesos
for a mouth in 101, tr la default to bo as nisitted to

Sae was ultimately essmyod to the Howse of Deteatioa.

DISPIZATI ASSAILT ST ♦ SITTING XLX.

Charles It Ammon, • well-kaown sportiest shareater •t
the West end, wee therded with an assault apes Mr.
Thompsoe, et the Brig►tou Ale Stores, Pimaddly.
The prosecutor, wipe left eye was blackened, deposed
that en fistuiday meet last, about fire o'clock, he west
Into t►e premised of Mr. ikott, the proprietor of the
ahem named house, where he called for asemethied to
drink, and while steadies in front f the her, the prismer
without the abghtest provanatice streak hint 111 OS left eye
whereby he was forced epee the poised, sad hetet oruslied
into a min shapes maw. Toe prises,' was • stranger to
hie, mad why he had struck dim he meld sat tell. The
prosecutor ridded, " I was very tipsy sad had beet Making
all day."

Th; pais/nor es!led levers' 'forting olisrastars to prove
that the pro envoi saes the Int offence, by put:lng ►is leg
out, in • *restart, patties, with • view of throwing the
primmer dews, sad putting hie elthehsd list I. his foes.
TM prisoner said the quarrel wee solely brought about by
tM proorthtor, who woe laakics insulting remarks on the
osepaay peasant.

at. il;edo• reseaded 'he primmer for the etteedseee
of the berms who witaestel writ of the affray.