The Express.
London, England, 1866-11-16 00:00:00

next door and borrow the. amount. Ths
not got 10s., and she Pee her a 1-gm'
handed over to the prisoner and sated
He said lashed not got it, but that be would
master at the aloe. He said he should come t -
6 o'clock about the paper. He left se semi
the servant not to open it as it was very permpah.
her master came home she gave him the amiss"
him open it, and it contained only a blank sheeCii
The prisoner Ina found Ou ilty.
The Assistant Judge said these were most k
ries and calculated to take persons off their
sentenced the petsoner to be imprisoned tad
labour for twelve months.

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAT.)

MANSION•HOUSE.
PHI 4111•1103 OP eCUTTLINU • BM
Charke William Lee Webb, late chief ash
Severn merchantman, Joseph Stanfield Dewy
commission agent, and Robert Borteiek, a n
mariner. were this morning brought bakes
Finnic for further examination upon the sharp t
and feloniously destroying that vesseL
hlr. G. Lewis again appeared for the present*,
R. Buchanan attended for the prisoners wlta
wick, and Mr. Wontner, senior, for the r"
Captain Dorman, of Lloyd's Salvage

ale; present.
Mr. George Lewis did not make any a—
but at once recalled the captain of the ship
further examination and cross-examination.
Captain La land was then re-sworn, and sa
questions put by Mr. Lewis, stated after rereidekt
don three days he left town for a week, sad 6.
come back to Loudon, when he saw the nsw.k
book now produced. This book wee not the kg ci
but was mule up while in London. Holdsworth
he would allow him IW. a month until the ela
settled and they got the money on abo
cies. While witness was in London he
the three prisoners frequently at Holdawarlier
he was in Liverpool the prisoner Berwick ea
, and said he was going to London, as he oak
anything out of Holdsworth, and be the 1
wick that the mattes was so palpable to all
that the affair was sure to be found qt
this Borwick replied that he had received issee,
Holdsworth, in which he stated that all was r
right in the way of a settlement. He gess
a sovereign and said he would take ears
wages should be forwarded to him. pea
Holdeworth came to Liverpool and gave his
W. on account. Holdsworth added that the
writers were going to institute criminal precut*
respect ti the insurance of witness's own efera
had been insured for him by Holdsworth for 4tp,
policy has since been found among Holdurcetal
About ten days after that Mr. Consent', inspestolia
Liverpool police, called upon him, and he rude se ka
statement of the facts, and was brought to Loedu vye
he repeated his statement before the authorities stiles
He had not benefited a farthing by the trameetimaskeek
he bad been promised 700 f.
The witness waa cross-examined at some lesmok
Buchanan, who elicited that he had been a sus e
the mercantile service since the year 10, Noa
last year he was captain of a ship called 0
which had the misfortune to founder on
Liverpool to Newcastle. None of the preteef ,
were on board that vessel. The mate of the Thai,
she was lost was Robert Mills, who bad since disl.
that affair be (witness) had cleared about4ol., after
the seamen's wages. He did not know what
. amount for which the Thomas andher sego wee
, She went down in a storm, off the west coast of
but no lives were lost.

[The cross-examination was proceeding, and on iak
to occupy a considerable time,and there are ethical.
to be called on the part of the prosecution.]
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
SENT OUT TO BEG. - -

John )isle, or Lyons, a boy, was charged Welk
Knox with begging.
James Replay, 745 A, said that on the previa . are
noon be saw the boy et the corner of the Totteoisaws
road with a box of fusees. Having seen the byssel
annoy several persons, and as he had frequsaily m
tioned him on different days, he took him tato ere*.
Mr. Knox said it was not the poor children's holt*
were sent out to do it.
The boy said he had got a mother and etepfsitit
only went out when he thought proper to do DO.
The boy's mother stepped forward, and said &Ili
had a deal of illness, and she had been obliged ssf
everything to keep themselves. Her husband, a Wahl
been ill for five months, but was now getting hetet
Mr. Knox said it was a sad story. The roother,akt,
was unable to support the boy. He would like aha
whether the boy went to school.
The mother said she les unable to send hint
Mr. Knox asked the mother whether it would milts
good thing, as the boy did not go to school, sad in
unable to keep him if he (the magistrate) sestliti
school, the boy being about the streets and being Mai
fur a London beggar.
The mother said she did not wish the boy Intl
IHe should not offend again.
Mr. Knox said he would give the boy up to .
this time ; but he would promise her that if the* we
brought hero.* him again he would send him to MA
without caring a straw for what she said.
The boy then left the court with his mother.
8017THWARK.
carrioN TO RAILWAY TRAVELLELt
Hantiton White, a draughtsman, residing lathe Tat
road, Lambeth, was placed at the bar before Mr- Wei*
charged with opening a carriage-door on the Sai•
Eastern Railway while the train was in motive, Dame
witting damage to the amount of 31. Ile nisi
charged with being intoxicated and jeopardisia; hisffs
Mr. Brown, from the law office of the company
he had to prefer a serious charge against the prumsr-1M
of opening a door of a carriage whilst the tail wle
motion, thereby damaging the company's propertya
Ike
extent of 31., and had it not been for a young ma litho
carriage the prisoner would have fallen oat midrib*
been killed. It was then discovered that he IMO
ads is
influence of liquor, and so grossly inisconducted kalif
that he was given into custody.
Charles Day, a guard in the company's em aim
that he had charge of the 3 o'clock train from ,mela,
I for London-bridge and Charing-cross. Just uffiff Poo
the Spa.road station he saw the prisoner lancelet
third class carriage, and then open the door. lie
ssni
out to him to close it, but instead of doing so be Po"
the door open and nearly fell out. Fortunately, s pal
man who was in the same traiu sewed hold dillies'
pulled him back. The dor of the carriage was Who
and the wall of railway much damaged. On the genii
the train at Greenwich the prisoner was elm:Mune
tody.
Joseph Monk, an inspector in the company's
mabl that the door of the carriage was looks
smashed to pieces. The damage done amount/dm!
In answer to the charge the prisoner said be '
drinking a little and fell aslaep. lie woke ut
and thinking the train had arrived at its date"
jumped up and opened the door before he suns'
what he was doing. He was extremely sorry for"
occurred.
Mr. Woolrych ordered him to pay 31. damage, oil
fine, or 21 days' iramiseninent.
WANDSIVORTIL
EXTRAOROINARI CA REIM
Robert Joseph Thompson, a young man. was gully
mined on several charges of burglary and robbery.
In 1864 the prisoner was in the service of a lady
at Mortlake, and he attempted to poison her hoot
refused to give him a day's holiday. He waschsrgedee
Richmond petty sessions, committed for trial. ad f .
guilty at the Old Bailey. Thesentence was deferred. bed
the end he was liberated at the instance of his sirens'
oDfuierivneml
gthbeupasrotarifezawn7roksbtbheerileio,,lciocenireenriettedivolinintfbo74
bourhood of Mortlake, Barnes, and Putney'. sad
there was strong presumption that they were coe'rto
by one person, yet the thief Lai lied them in his Apr?!
,ion. Eventually the prisoner was aiSCOVOI
the garden of a house at Clapham, and les.ry
then found in possession of ROM: of the
property. It appeared that on the night of the Ile!
the windows acid doors of the house of Mr. Joseph i4l;
of No. 4, Alexander-villas, Richmond-road, Datleli_,
all securely fastened. On the following assort
the back hall door leading to the gado es
found open, and the closet window also
In the kitchen the gas was burning, and sll •
es 00
drawers in confusion. Everything had been tat hi
the larder into the kitchen, the bacon seel„
cut and some taken away. The butter was neadvaell
al7r.sornseevseuragal
otherr,ne articles w .
ararlytwi olaerree nsoifi,v, nssomdei
becbtert,
were found upon the prisouer. In a second use. ffee
of Mr. William Light Hicks, of No. 21, Cestelosolr,
Barnes, was broken into, in the night of the 3rdieU
coat, boots, umbrella, BMOC tobacco wete!!fl,
army. All' the drawers and eupboarav in the
reetl"
bad been turned out. The boots belonging to
a ere found in the kitchen fire-place by Mr. re'''.
rho/
servant at the time she discovered her muter;
broken open. The prisoner was wearing them Ino
broke into Mr. Wilson's house, and he exchange
foal°e:fee
a pair belonging to Mr. Wilson, which were
him when apprehended. A third cage was _do
which the prisoner was proved to have pawned sea.
proPerey-
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Doilhlyeynicere:ntasairarkla(tirib:uphiirizsiinn(eo•orumartiat.edrne wdui,et:uhat 11.0,01
to
him to the Old Bailey as the cases were burglars
Committed accordingly.

THE REPRESENTATION (W PEMBROESS0:111;
We (Ceroarthen Journal) learn on reliable auth°l../ .irge
Mr. James B. Bowen, of Llwrkgwair, will be ;
member of parliament for this county 'taboo.,
in the room of the late lamented Mr. Lori rum-

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