The Express.
London, England, 1858-06-26 00:00:00

WE POLICE COURTS.

MANSION-HOUSE.

William Simms itiiFrtWei;Tiv:Vio were on Thurs-
day charged with having robbed a bornamed Thomas Shay's
of his cap, were brought up to be dealt with in petty seesion,
having stated their intention to plead guilty to the swum-
dna. His lordship also expected that as the prisoners had
robbed other lads of their caps, prosecutors would appear in
other came against them.
In addition to the evidence given by John Carey (631) on
the first examination, the fnllowing statements were made :
William Wiles (611)—About a quarter part ten o'Jock on
Wednesday night I went to No. 6, Crew-berth-lane, where
Lowe liven, and I found the four o.ps I produce in the w-
asps, sad I afterwards took Lowe into moody.
Mr. Bane (member of the Common Council) said—ln con-
sequence of having seen an assonant of the robbery committed
by the prisoners in the newopapers of this day I have brought
bee my eon, who has been robbed by two boys in the way
described in the repent It is necessary for me to state that
math credit is due to the police for the activity and pomp-
displayed when information was given upon the

Thee;s Reynolds Bome—l ma 14 years of ego, and raids
at 44. Minable. The cap produced by the ofcer is mins.
On Wednesday evening, about a quarter to 9 o'clock, I was
to Leadashall-mmet, wearing the cap, and these two boys at
the bar mote up to me and took it off my head. and no with
it down Basses-plam. I followed them to lit. Jamee'r
plate, and afterwards I met them and said them for my
eep. and they stink at me and then ren away.
The prisoners paid all they had to state was that they had
not struck a blow.

TIN Lard liaYor, having consulted Alderman Wire, told
the prisoners that they were each of them metenced to im-
prisonment, with hard labour, for the apses of four calendar
months.

Lnre—There was no violenoe I assure you, my lord.
Mirka Biotkr was tried at petty lOW= for having felo-
niously stolen from his master, Mr. John Brown, of No. 39,
Watling-street, stationer, a large quantity of goods.
The evideses detailed in a former report wee read over,
and the primmer aeknowledgid that all tbe goods with
which be had stocked the shop be bad Wooded to open were
his masters prevent,.
arterm • The Lard timer a dd. taps eber Ng brother
rosgilme sad flame lo had over the' grist
e and we have am to me redasietags Asir
Tea hemblea plagiarise year
mat yeseatared his hoes*, earl were about to trade IIL
tlnl papery. You bare preteadoi that you are • 111111,
tied mus, and the mom yea have been living with dada
that gimp Is yyeeaarr wile, bat not that she is your watt
sad your prodigies aegusiniame ebb her
yea, biro. amen% per, to this dirgreetelel_ wpm Us
seatease epee yea le that you be baptismal wititheml
labear for M °Mader melba.

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aka s kw dge knee upos • dm* of ors 7
defraud Hill's eraploper, mein epkeeel to wow reams.
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of Elpheek Ow Mr. C. V. Leak kr Perobsak
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to the ammo he had Wok wok wee • ewe that required
• thorough lakelkelies. The emir* of the defoodonts tat
outing the work dose choker ea& maks out &Mines bills,
charging the sneaky: • higher prick was sok nwieboweibk.
However, se time w • dente is He ere.he should give
the dekotkokke leek of it. end their eastacwe.

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AA altar at Os aloft paged sot lo tin sasisbats that
this was so; awl
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Oat dr bind trots the eye @plead upon bin so be sloopsd
to egoist.
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sad ilardsts maraded the alarm so in that ems It walla
be &MAW Is left es Wks ibr demon.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
Mr. Bead= gave his decision in a case where an applict.
tion bad been made to him tors protection order under some-
what novel circumstsuoes.
The applicant, Eliza Mann, bad been deserted by bee hus-
band, Alfred Mann, and had sines maintained herself In a
situation as waitress in • coffee-shop. Having received an
injury front being run over by the (anisee of a gentleman of
fortune, the compensation offered was rejected and steps
taken to go to • ury to assess the fair amount of damages.
To prevent the buebsad from claiming the demos it was
thought expedient to apply, in the first instance, for a pro-
Wks ardor.

ffir. lleadtet considered that the act was somewhat obscure
with reference to protection to prospeotive property, It ap-
peared to him from am part of the wording the act that •
protection order amid only be granted had
been acquired rime the desertion, though certainFyrrriecital
gave • wider interpreted= to the intention. of the legislature,
inasmuch as it referred to all property that " may be
acquired.
The difficulty was rather evaded than cleared up by the
order being pentad on the ground that the applicant had
acquired • small sum of money as wages, *belt leaves the
main point untouched as to whether • wile having acquired
no , bet with property in prospect, is entitled to •
ceder.