The Express.
London, England, 1866-03-30 00:00:00

NOTTINGHAM ELECTION PErnilOM

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AI3SIEE INTELLIGENCE.

the mats, and that be did not feel justified in admitting
the primer to bail.
TM prisoner, who appeared to be extremely doweeast,
was than renamed, and the cam was reminded to Friday
week.
BOW.STREET.
DebonsA dike, who described herself as a prostitute,
was brought up us remand, charged with having in her pos-
session • silver watch supposed to be states.
Pelieocoostable Cash. 97 F, stated that Oa the ilifike of
the 20th instant he was en duty in Drury -lane. About
two o'clock is the morning (Wedeeeday) be mew the pri-
soner !Ironies very fast, as if fiyiag from pursuit. On
seeing him she turned and ma in a different direction.
lie followed her into a BMW, court. where be overtook
hat. She their stepped and turned to face him, awl mired
him what he wanted. He replied by asking her. "What
she bed there!' She said, "Nothing," at the muse time
putting her hand behind Pureed throwing the silver watch
from her. It fell about a yard Mined her, and a man who
was lurking about is the ooert stooped and Poked it up.
Witness peened by the prisoner, sad took the wane 'from
the hand of the man, who said. "Itla my watch, I ham
just dropped it." Witness being unable to take both into
ousted, fir west of assisiame waxed the worms, but was
oblipd to let the man go. He had not yet been able to
find the man or to tram the watch to the owner.
Mr. Vasgbao astrigeMed that if -its also mere made
I=l. the epee wonid moth*, come
*req.
, The maseadwit -. •, .• d
,irnii I. .. Terkagart. • •Il r, • i
• camak..e.b.m0we..4,10...
- williterireaht before Mr. Partthdp, _ .vahNsmoIIIIIIIII
illlasey teesfrieg, Mowing their Wks stoles, • t
Mgs, mine 3.1. n e.ou.
Mr, Charles Young, solicitor, conducted the prosemMon ws,
for Maws. 'Bogle and Jambs lights en. of Whim-
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' street, City. On the Ist of Dacember, "11;1615, his ciliate
were employed to oosvey six pictures in a waggon from
the stone ofrlderars. Aldridge and (10., the pietism dealers,
in King William-street, to • ship in St. Katharhisk Deck,
for exportation to the Gape of Good Hop. The driver of :
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the von went into the dock-house to get his papers thread.
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and left his team at the door. Is hie absence the hones
and van were driven saver, and wen afterwards found it •
consiciamble dietetics on the same day. The pieta's' wen
Ross. A man named Thompson was taken into custody
next day, charged
_with stealing the hones, vas, and oil
*adios, osavisted, sad matemed to four yam' penal Mr- . t
shade. Nothing was men of the Matures until the 20th a - I. •
February last, when • City detective went to the prisoner's ; •
hems le eiereh for other stoles property. He saw the six • I, •
platens therm three is frames and three without. Hamad* ..* 'l.:
inquiries about the paintings, and ascertained they led treen "wir:
stolen. He seized them on rte's 23rd of Febirrary, sad gave .• * ,
isformaties to the metropolitan polies. A letter 'was ~ ; , •
afterwards seat to the superiatendest of the (Sty polio'
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force by the prisoner stating that he bad purchased the : 11-41,r,,,, S.
six oil paintiop for 201. of a person named L•Sdea, of Laser •41—;‘,.T-..
beam, litepsey-peen. On Wednesdaythe premier we ax- •ZIL'37
rested by Forster, a police ennsteble, No. 207 H, who ethed :, .• ' ....,
him why he did nets to the City !tattoo-house and demand ,A ~t,
the haiatiogs, to which ho repithd, "It is sot wavy likely - -",_...
I should go there." The paintings had bees throttled bl •r•
Thies and Jacobs, and by the servants of Aldridge and
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I age. Gown. for the primmer, called • worms named ::1, .er;
Dane, who said her husband was dead, sad that sha Mara "...V -
Ulm and the prisoner having a comer/egos ,in Deeeniber. .'j•• 4, --
1.80, or some other tirne. about *tures ; the husband re- ter ~.
wised poi, of tho priemer.
Yr. Partrid Mid the last witness did not remora the 1.....r.1,;.• ,X.
ge
Par• 7 against-the prisoner. r•
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easen —The primmer is a notorious receiver. r 1
Mr. Partridge remanded the prisoner till Tuesday next. .1.)
Yesterday James Missoula, aged 50, and described fa • 4.
menagerie keeper, with no fixed abode, wee brought before ' ,', .a-' •
Mr. Partridge, ebarged with cruelly torturing sad dyer. A . ~..
weelring_a math ea' 'r .
Mg. W. Love, the superintendent [of the Royal Sandy • . 14..• ,
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, prosecuted.
Wilma Henry Shard, a polioemensthble, No., en A.
said that Minos& menagerie wee travelling aloe., the '4IS
Mile-end.road oa its way to the Crystal Palms that morn- t •
leg, and his attention was c died by two pollees!' to a /.
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maid drawing • vaa containing wild besets. There Mrs a
bad wound on the mar leg am wide as a man's two kende ..
and putrid matter issuing from it. He also saw a good
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deal el blood about the wonsd, which was above the knee
on the thigh. He spoke to Mr. Edmonds about the midi- N.
Mon of the animal, sad be sa'd the nimel bad received au . . .
Misr, and recovered, and that an increment's over 'the
ironed was broken off. He took out the camel from •the c
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van °wisp immediately. It we. in the yard behiaditho iik

wart.
Chaelbalheliess, MK, maid the aseselappetted tit
pale, and that the &deadest told him the anima wee bi t!
day red well the nester that it was wider the eaeglf •
veterinery Bergen. bystanders complained Out the
camel we
worked at all in the stets it was in.
The defendant said the camel was verferaly healthy,
and it was his interest to keep it so. Whomever the camel
went ea the ground it tonehed the part in question, and it
biome bare. The harness never toughed the waged. The
camel wee part of his exhibition, and the greatest ea, woe
taken of it. The menagerie was travelling.
Mr. Partridge looked at the animal, and es his rater' to
the beach said the animal was eateries from a disease of
keg standing, which was grossly oeglecte.L The camel
ooeld wet walk Perms the yard without pato. Evee the
exposure and oompalliag the maims' to move shoat was •
kind of neglect Dot to be tolerated. The camel wee one et
Ike most valsahle gifts of Providence, and ti torture it was
moat ohmic* to every well-reguistod imbed. It ought never
to have been yokedto a van carriage is its present coed!.
tine. This was a CMe of grim enmity, and he should is-
diet the full penalty of U. on the defendant, or one
month's imprieonseest.
The fine was paid.

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