The Express.
London, England, 1867-04-20 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 20, 1867.

has been an inmate of St. George's Workhouse for some
time. She has occasionally broken outinto fierce paroxysms
of anger, used threats to the inmates and officers, and dis-
turbed the arrangements of the place. She has given birth
to en illegitimate child in the workhouseand cannot findtbe
father of it. She was once committed to prison for a
short time for refractory conduct, and when she came out
of prison was readmitted into the workhouse and became
worse than ever. Yesterday, as she was making a great
noise and using very bad language, she was ordered
to be removed to the refractory ward, and the difficult
task of removing her was entrusted to FoM. Her rage
was ungovernable; she raved, swore, and used the most
odious epithets and language towards him. She kicked
him several times, and when he seized her, and made en
attempt to remove her, she resisted with great energy
and determination. Thomas, the labour-master, having
gone to the assistance of Folo she attempted to bite of
them.

The porter declared that the prisoner was the queen of
the termagants, and the moat troublesome woman he ever
had to deal with.

The prisoner, in defence, abused Folo and Thomas,
and said she was pulled all to pieces.
The officers denied using more force than was necessary
to secure her.

The magistrate said the prisoner ought to he out of the
workhouse, and obtaining her own living. He sentenced
her to be imprisoned for two months, and kept to hard
labour. As her child was at the breast she would be
allowed to take it to prison with her.

SHARE LIST&-(THIS DAY.)

011 WOLooK.

The railway market is very flat to-day, and the
leading lines present an almost general fall.
Metropolitan and Great Northern A have declined
1 per cent. • South-Eastern and London, Brighton,
and South Coast, ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, >7 ;
and Great Western, London and North Western,
Midland, and Great Eastern,
- - - - - - -

Metropolitan stock is now quoted 1141 to 115 ;
Great Western, to ; London and North
Western, 114 i tom} ; Midland, 110} to 1; Lou
cashire and Yorkshire, 121 i to 1 ; Caledonian,
1081 to 1091 ; South Eastern, 65 to 1;
Great Eastern, 21 to Great Northern, 1117
to 11* ; ditto A, 115 k to 116 ; London, Chatham,
and Dover, 161 to ; North British, 331 to 1 ;
and Brighton, 58 to 59.

OOLONIAL 00,

460,001 &Mk Cobb. 0p.0t.,11171
100.000 Do. 1916
Caa. Gov.e p. e.., 1877•86.
- Do. Sporck Fob.eLtog.
-8.061 Do.Opoictllar.
1,114, Do.6patotlan.l3
8881108, Do. Ipso at. Ina.
IMMO Caveat° Bowe per.lB7B
- Do. d 0.188049001
- o. do. 1160-90
Do.D do. 180041 1
'IMAM D0.6p.0.Ap.411:1.11/061
110,000' CoYlon.liov. 174 S. o.
110,0001 bo. urn, 40..
1.000,000, Do. 1871 d 0...
1108, MouthsB poi 0t..111711
100 1178
100,,
:i Do. Do. 1182
1811, Do. 1816
1011,601N6LlOov.0p.e.Ap.k0o.
106.080, Now Broco.Gov.Oporct.
1486,130, Now booth Wolin Gov.,
6 p. 010t.,1871 to 1870
1871,0001 Do. p. e.llBO to UM
866,000, D0.6p.c.r,18817 to 1876.
110,00 ow Zealand Spw Goat.
1,000.0000 ND
Spa oak I
600,000 Do. a pr.oot. 1881
164,000 Do.do.l4olJaoseDso
160,0001 Nova &oda Op. 6.187111
1,810,100 Quososlial Goo. I p.
I 8. AnotOov. I p. 0.,07.17
728,600: Do. 1878 sod ape&
860,000 1710G0v.6p. a uso. July
7.000,000 Do. 9p• CO. Avila 041

PORTION tAILI

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& R:.ttetr
Ira (L lg. 7p.a.
ISolgian E. J•nactics
&Amis.°. 5.&71. ok%)
Central Argattline
Colplapo
Do Estaniken
Dutch
Do.
Eastern of Prance
=n Central (L)
i =boars
Imparial Readout co
Lemberg
t(L)
Itran.&Lia.
_Ng the
Do. 6 p.c. Pt. (E Op,
!Northern of Franco
N. Ran. tat= .7.11.&
Do.
Norwegian Trunk Prat.
Ottoman (SinyrnaAldin
'Pars.l.yosuandidadit.
Paris and Weans
Recife & S. Prand4L )
Royal Sardinian
loyal Swedish
Do. 7 per 6mM
Sambre and Mann
Do. igper oent.Prat.
Si. Paalo(L) g. 7
'RAINS& Loot. wad
eVe
!South East. of Portugal
'Southern of Prawn._
Turin cad Savona
Won Flanders
Do. per Dent Prat
Ile
West N. W. of Frame'