The Express.
London, England, 1859-02-14 00:00:00

MAELBOROpOH7IITREBT.

Seated Page, a vo7riliallg;h7;tip;;;t4 mths dook
dressed in • neat bonnet and gay skew and crimpling. was
oherW with being found Waterlog la Oxford-street, attired
as a ftle, for the porpoee of committing • felony.
The prisoner while in the do*, notwithstanding the fit-
teriag of all prisons in court, seemed to treat the matter with
the greatest self-composure.
Grain, 238 D, mid that about two that 'Dossing he saw
the prisoner loitering in Oxfowl•strser, near Hr. Otay's
yard, end suspecting that, although he was attired ao a
female, he was not one, gad that El oklect might be the
commies'= of Nosy, be west up mid spoke to bun, aakiag
if he was la &gabs. He sal ha was sot, and asked him
to Mt kiss me, but he did sot feel Justified In doing my end
took Ma tato eastody.
Mr. Bingham said the first impasion whoa a man
drooled as a female was that he did* e dm the pours. of
Imeld mose a( boly down and robbing him. We. waft
kaows of Idm f
Ties primer's mother, a respeonible.leoking womaa, the
wife ofa petagrocer is New-street, Dorset-squam, mid the
left Ma la bed at ten the previous night, sad that the things
he ware !Waged to her. Hs was only put tuned istutesa,
sad to the shop.
Kr. Mie*am told the lad that he mast not do garb a
nodor he might get Imo trouble. If the mathr
a a reammable scommit of him he should More
nmaeded him. She hat better look dim klm sad big bin
la coder.

TN Id woo this gives up to his mother, who Nomad h
yeti grid.
_ SOUTHWARK. _ _
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Mr. Jahn Pared, the of the reiteshment rums
at the Landon-bridge Heflway terminus, was summosmei by
order at the Commiaaionars of Police for having hie mum
open for the sale of beer, ac. before one o'cloak on Seeds,
morning for other than travellers.
Witham Capon, a polite-ocastabin said that on Soda)
morning tut, between heliport seven and eleven o'clock be
was on ditty near the terminus in priests clothes, fur the
pupae of wattling the defeedarit's relreshmant-sosses,
when he saw a number of men come up the steps tem
Tooley-street, and enter these rooms, where they we saved
with porter, pie, &c , far which they paid. The men was
deified u carmen end coeterniugers, and many et them
retuned by ths mils 111111411IICe, and did sot go by the railway
trains. They were nut drunk, but emu of them we.
• little merry. He madd not see whether may trains
were going out at the time. There were shout la
men who entered the rooms, but a great men did set
retarand must therefore haver:as by the trains.
Mr. Woollett, whoappeared for the defendant, said that be
wee band to keep hie retreehment-rooma open on Sunday
motabiers ter baronies, sod it was exceedingly chfilcolt to
CrePother penes, from entering. It was hapoultdebr
etult able servants as die over whet person. were
not travelkm. livery premeniow wee used to peewmt ethers
bum entering, but they weld not stop emerge te eek
whether or not they were going by the trains. All the Ml-
ways in Pinglasd bed ref reelemegkroome, and It was he.
portent that the proprietors should know how to act la sack
man On Sunday monitors no fewer then 36 train. kit the
bere&am with shut 20.000 premiere, and wilt every
desires keep strictly within all law there was great deffi-
oelq Is dabs so.
Mr. Comte mid ft was mdte slur that persons not being
travellers bad bean rimed, chick wee emarary to the de.
fondues limes. He saw Me dactyl*, wader which he
laboured, bet at the same time if M kept wash • bona be
must not brisk the law. He should only folios • mantasl
line of fter sad ie. costs, end he hoped that would be sail-
Mint te met the own
THAMU.
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Mr. Ads 1.-U the *mum el 400 homes is the neigh-
bourhood of Royal Miat-sievet, alias Roientery-lave, wee
summand by the poine for eallerieg are Momenta fa Catt-
wripht street sod Pet. ea-owl to be is • Mato d dilapf-
dance.
It was staled that the walls of there hoses woe b
oat, aid they were la dagger of idling. They were tedt
7gol
be...., and the locality abotraded Is ruinous houses of the
ems descriptioe. They litre prfaelpilly inhabited by poor
Irish &milted mad dock laboarare.
The defendant mid be was • per man, and requirwl•little
more Unto to have the bonsai pat in mph..
Mr. Yardley—Yon ate the comer of 400 houses sad com-
plain of poverty. If I adjourn this case the booms may fill
aid crash the pow people.who dwell in them. I scacely
ever take op a newspaper *hewed reading an acoonnt of old
booms tumbling down.
The defsndant said that be bad already commenced the
=of the Imam, end am this aocooat the suanoona was
to stand over foe 28 days.