The Express.
London, England, 1867-02-14 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 14, 1867.

WORSHIP STREET.

A EN!' cIIARGE se •I•ECTEI) CHILLI )It:RDER.
31 , Rirk.4,r,l.between:9o:uid 40 years of age, and
dealer in milk, at 13, Three Colt-street, Bow,
tital J S.. ,10,. having the appearance of a fans labourer,
al,,,at tts 3 , ars of age, living at 1:t, Park-tore cc, Three Colt-
atn, t, wvre charged on remand, the former on sum
of 1, :vita.; causetl the 11,:th of her illegitimate male
infant, el the other with being an actmasory :titer the
fact. _ _ _

The eh cmostinces of this C.L4C are of a very remarkable
chai..cto awl it may be requisite to repeat the principal
leatiu es of them. Sneuth had managed his fellow-pri-
n.,. but iecently words arose between them
at i., r hos., and a police-constable gathered by some re-
mat k.+ os eiheanl that the woman had given birth to a
cl i lam t hat them= had concealed it; subsequently Sneath
made a haLthened statement in writing and signed it, the
purport of which was that in September last he buried the
child in question in a dry well but afterwards in con-
junction with a man named Shaw took it out,
not: abed it to pieties with their spades and then
threw the pieces into a dung bin on the premises.
Tie ft male prisoner was then questioned ; she denied
leivin4 lied a child since the death of her husband, but
both were taken into custody. The du bin was forth-
with sesrehed, but it hail been emptied that morning and
not any trace could be found of the body or limbs. The
singular p.n t of the matter was that Mary Anu Sncath,
the wife of the male prisoner, swore to having been told
the greater portion of these circumstances by her husband,
and to having questioned the female prisoner respecting it,
who not only admitted its truth but ridded that Sncath
was the father of the infant, and that it hut mita!
imurc-
diately after its birth.
Mr. Maud now defended. _ .

The witness Shaw now denied :al complicity in the
matter. He was questimoal by Mr. Newton, the
magistrate, very minutely, and cautioned that ho
might possibly stand by the side of the prisoners
in the duck. The police said that they had been unable
to trace the dung —all they could learn was it bad
been removeil in a truck on the Great Eastern line. Search
had been made over the female prisoner's grounds and at
the mouth of the well alludi.l to a bone about half the size
of a loan's hand was found. It wax produced. Medical
evidence deposed it to be portion of the skull of an infant,
, beyond the shadow of a doubt. The well had manifestly
been recently emptied or diaturbed.
[The inquiry was proceeding when our report left.l
LAMBETH.
Maui .PEST NERVANTS.—KOEBERY OF JEWELS.

E.? ;a,' Vole, a f.ishionably dressed young woman of 19,
late servant to Mr. Perkins. a gentleman residing at Peck-
ham, was place.l at the bar on acharge of stealing a diamond
bracelet. N.veral rings, and other property, of the value of
301., belonging to her master.
Mr. Perkins, the prosecutor, said that, about three
months ago, he hired the prisoner as a general servant,
and on S ittind.y last, in roloioluence of her misconduct
and gilimal behaviour, he discharged her. While she was
in his service several things were missed, and strong Alli-
picionm were enteitained of her dishonesty, but as they
were not of serious value, and not wishing to have an
more to do with her she was allowed to go and take
away her boxes without any investigation into his lames.
After she was gone, however, be (witness) discovered that
the jewel-cases of his daughter were broken open and a
diamond knicelet and ,everal rings taken. Thin he thought
he could not look over, and in consequence sent for Ser-
geant Collins and gave him information of bin loss.
Sergeant Collins, 4 P, said he traced the prisoner out to
the residence of her aunt, and on asking her what she had
done with her hoses, she said she had forwarded them to
the residence of her mother in Cambridgeshire. The aunt,
however. said that was cot true, that the boxes were at
the residence of her sister, and he there found the
counterpane produced, and which was identified by the
prosecutor.
The primmer, who denied all knowledge of the jewellery,
was remandssi to a future day.

GREENWICH.

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