The Express.
London, England, 1858-09-30 00:00:00

WANDS WORTH.
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James dllright B;c47tiaw itcTee builder, of Cumber-
land-street, New-road, spyasred before Mr. Ingham, to
answer the compliant of Inspe3tor Carpenter, charging him
with unlawfully riding in a third-dam carriage upon the
Brighton Railway without having previously paid the fare,
and with intent to defraud the company.
The defendant pleaded not guilty.
It appeared from the evidence of Arthur bald, one of the
ticket oollectors at the Pimlico station, in Battersea-Nelda,
that upon the snivel of the excursion ttan on Sunday even-
ing, the 19th the defendant, who was in • third-class
owns"es a ticket for a child the one be ought to
deliver. • was told that the ticket was not available for
him, as it was • third-clams ticket for • child, upon which he
stated that he and his wife and child went by the excursion
train in the morning, and that the ticket he had given up was
one of the titres he hid purchased at the station. Ile was
then asked where the other two tickets were, and be replied
that he had left the at Brighten with his wife and child.
The full fare of 54. 4d. wee dm deteanded of his, end he
refused to pay it. The consoler shied him to pay the fate,
and fhe add afterwards redoes the bets, ins a*
doubt that Mi. NW, the ineeser, teenbiteeanntie wry.
This the dellagestrid le de, sad hie same mod Wino
werit tha Wm.

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sad said he barred the delkedent had pardiesed the ticket
oleos, one la DtiYan. There was
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sa,lar traMe Riede la
the sale et toisu titbits se end 1111011111pia,
wore defrauded to a pile =Mat. lie bed blneeif been able
to ohteln eztenekta idols al sane of the ehoplopite to
:tillifte teak every mom to swim the
had printed ls poeted in all parte of the town.
The &West repeated his statennat that be made a We-
take la rotunda( with his child'. ticket liaised et his own.
He had token his wife and child down in the taming, sad
bad left tit= at Brighton.
Mt. *ghats t the earemosi for Baud 'odd not be
sneetiaed, es the Vs stet, wee • Maly one.
Another -'.sacs was them made oat, Gad served upon
the d. deaf for reheat to pay the fare.
The dedsodent oelled hie sea to prove that he law his
father, mother, end gator leave the Pimlico elation in the
ezenraloa train on the morning ha vodka
Mr. Ingham' add the defendant was now charged with re-
hag to pay the tars upon hie neglecting to deliver ttp his
proper ticket. For that Moos he laid him Ms. sad de.
co.
The money via paid.

d WOMAN MILLED BY ABB 80N IN SOUTH-
WAAL—TAB ADJOUBNID INQUBST.

Tsebsedity Afternoon Mr. Berjeant Payne, coroner
kr the City of Lades and Sonthirerk, rennin and con-
doled the *sky at the Goldsmiths' Arms, Southwark-
N rlrled" by° theh "hem, William H9l, IaBIZ
igraleetasamme
Warr Sweeney, No. 33 lit, diperd
OM der bailer eight o'clock on Saturday evening
he wee en any lart•elteet when he saw a tank lying on
the Sir pa ereaß Thin were eiverel ponces thin et the
time, sled ems we meld that the Isseskie eta had struck her.
Winer noel nein, sad eiril who made the remark, but
so ow issereesd. The sem helped Idiom to pick be. up,
sod =oft, hush, seeldol the eon to take he.
bore.. Wilms secasagenied theta hoe" and on arriving
Ilmn, reed ff Amy one wend theSemma sou into custody ;
sad the Seemed said, " ai hos • good son to sae ; go I
set take lira iner enstody." The etterwerds limed
kw
left se
he, oil warm not observing say Injury hot bean dues
hems.
Anguela limas, a single women, depend that rent
1 heal-rat 7 ea)* Saturday mobs lest she saw the cis-
eared quarrelling with another wawa, mid a man who was
=struck her with his flat, end she Ml backwards. The
wee *has takes to he. bs halide Isdbik- street,
sad witness taw mere sibs, mill boding deals*,
whoa she we. lying et do come el Willimentnet, Lott-
meet, with a crowd road her.
By tbe Coroner—The am who struck her was than, but
he did not lona her at eat tiros.
1111weirld a innied woman, depend that As
raided at lie. Beiey-enrest, William-strut. On Sa-
turday enedig, AUK S to bolt-pest, she saw the deceased
sag her as ma the Blue Coat Boy public-hone la Lest-
iron She undereread that it was the do:imam eon,
'Monk she did not know him. The man then pushed her,
and Si* till dews, and • woman awe out of the pair-
harm, sod said, "Do not pia the old up. none got
• pet at beer Imide." The man, horver, " She le
my seer, end I
Iser ten do se I like.' He afterwards raked
s her up, end put heed tennis his knees, as if trying to
seek her.

- By the Coraner—The roan pushed the dammed sway from
him. She (dammed) was speaking just before, but after the
fall she spa Bred to be quite insensible. Neva saw the rem
strike the deemed at all. Wee coofklant that it was about a
quarter past 8 o'clock.
Sergeant Charles Who, et the Y division of police, de-
posed that • man of this none el William Hill was broughtio
theiereleshm end was charged by a constable with '
▪ the dealt of his imam between 7 and 8 o'clock on
the even* pardons. Witmer asked the prisoner if it was
his mother, and be said that it wee, and that her name was
I Maria Hill, and her age between SO and 70. Witness read
I the charge to him, end in answer to ft he said that he was
vary drunk, and only pushed her away from him
Emma Bidwell. of No. 1, Little SeSolk-street, proved that
the deceased was knocked down by her son in the tap.rome
of the Old Justice public home, and that he also pushed her
I down °made the house. They afterwards went to the manse of
Lent-efteet, when the decomed began to have words with her
eon's will, who was also there, and her sea then struck her •
violent blow on the forehead, and she fell beckwards right on
her heed. like was then taken home, but in about half m
bear afterwards witness sew her go into the Blue Coat. Bey
pude-hems b Lant.erreee. The son was there at the shun,
M 'ead, "Do you mat to lock roe r and deemeda
' so." The eon then aid, " Walt till I get you up stain,
end I will pay yea" Deceased aid, "No, you won't; he
I went go up." Witmer then left. The deceased was
knocked down twice before she got in the street.
By a Jumr—The son struck his mother on the tam*
Whet she 101 her bead struck the ground very hard, and
beamed tip.
This being the whole of the evidence, the learned Coroner
ememed up, end
The jury. after a abort consultation, returned a verdict of
IlLenahinghier against William Hill, far feloniously killing
Anna Math MIL"