The Express.
London, England, 1858-01-07 00:00:00

EVVNING, JANUARY 7, 1858.

am Ilr. esle-4 WI dry that the etatemeht of We wh-
le er_hstrah

Creseenrisiellaeintineed—l did my to the detendaat,
"It's a play mill& as sank ; get into rock &temper."
I did ail tall bar • law creature. I told Mr.
Sod,
otss last la la proisasa that she had drank sin or
at brandy Om nondag. I told him the truth,
tar dr bed
bed eta eats a/ akt, three of stoat, four
gismo Lardhm awl al& bugs al . (Litughtor.)
Tao Mayar—Thet fa roam a large quantity, and
rathsr aa aspothe tallalgatea. Does she pay for what she
drinks P_

Co Pay I so my lord. She mid to sae at the
time, " Taw ilm't pa for it."
TM Lard she get what she liken without
paMpi=,_
Moot decidedly, my lord. Mr. Hodgei
eewoukadld am twice to go oat of her sight, and then bar temper
gat bat,r. _ _ _

Crosiessminstion continued-86e told nee I deserved to
have the knife Auk Into as, not that she would do it ; end
the whirl
the home.that if she were a man abs would kick me out of
_ _

Re-szendned—l have been told that the de ardent is XT.
Hodges's daughter.
J. Osllles, a waiter at the istabliahmcat, oorrobaste
the states vet of the complainant.
Kr. Sleigh upon this evidence requested that the defandent
might be hound over to keep the pews.
fie=will undertake to show that the oom-
was the cane of the quarrel. It was her
duty to iiproteot the property of the proprietor, which she was
endeavoming to do whoa ais altercation began. I can prove
that she arm spat at him. It is not true that she called
him the filthy name he inentioasd.
The Lord Mayor—The complainant swears he to in bodily
Isar, end thcrekre it is my duty to bind her over to keep the
kir. 8a She has not the limit objection to being bound
over. W. Hodges will be her surety.
The Lord Mayo—As she I. 'umiak her husband would
be the surety. Will he not maw forward
Kr. esyrrahe Is parted from her husband by a deed of
asperatica. I sea& at is inellcirat that she should enter
into her own eeeognisaame. There ia something in the
aantrated with this matter of which your lord-
ballr ire4were.
should
The laid
have a
weed Wyory.—That is en additional roman why I
lea The demdases father became her surety, and the paths
the court.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
Dawas M•i•My, • Arum delisentined•looking
was elwrpd with criatbg a diMantimine in ItMatin's
wcwithenes.

ilohortApge, ow of the workhouse yardmen, add that
ti the primmer creating • great diMaubenco,
by tarp tint tan with • WM Ho meted Ids to
deidet, WSW d 8 '•o be only twereMPSl the asks.
The teekmeeter edd that heraing • great woke while the
inmates wen M brialthwk be went to me whet wee the
came, whim be Lad the primmer eiriltiog • am with a ladle.
Ho requested him to be quiet, bat to no rupee& He told
him that Clare ,1111111 pi/OONS Immediately above the ward in •
sick and dylag Matra hit tide having me Allot, he gave
him into waramly. His emadnet ea ell modem was very bed.
Mr. Baden mated the primmer what he had to say ea to
Mt ccadnet ?

The primer mead the hod el bite bad bees TNT bad, end
abo mei Imo.* He eited he veralemen for more, and as
be Woad to get it he °trembly had made a little noise.
Mr. Bead= said it was not to be tolerated that sick and
d,t. panne were to be disturbed in such a way, sod would
see whoa't the primers liked Imprisonment and hard
labour begets.

Cw;ustitati for 21 dam with bard labour.
lAMB/1M

silfral Arid, teekussithr of tbe !Covington W
wee charged with having unlawfully taken away=
body of a certain two named Mary Whitehead, with
latent to sell and dispose of it for pin and profit
, Mr. Robinson, the barrister, Instructed by Mr. Chester,
attended to prosecute; Mr. Joyce, advised by Mr. Bekkom,
appeared for the defendant.
I Mr. Robinson stated the arse at comiderable Wag&
Km Louisa Mbar wee then celled sad was—lllte said
she was the wile of John Mixer, sad resided at No. 30, Pitt-
street, St. George's-road, Southwark. On the 6th of October,
111642= she went with her moire, Mary Whitehead, to the
N Workhouse, where she remained up to the lime
of her which took piece on the 30th January lath She
anal at the workhouse on the day before her death, and saw
hr mother, and on the day of her death she also saw bar.
She thin sited the thalmdent, Mr. NM, if more than oas
that
ma south Mew tor maw Wats gime ; he replied
they meld at the ppasth of la. 6d. seek. She alto asked
bin whoa des ireeM- be buried, sad he replied on the lister-
-41117....a. =thewth& bat named her to Kr. Hogg, the
, sod M person mid the towel Todd
to pi ea the Mosby. Oa
to the Mos she Mi-
nos) emeentmisi her shirr the wortemes, sad
✓ing Mr. Feist them she .told hint she weeded to me
Whiteh the body of her abettor Mrs. Whitehead. She
with her aster to the dead, -bouse,whers she fogad =
and Hags . Mr. Feist took the lid off one of the coffee there
sad told her not to go too sear, but she went near enough to
see that it was this seam la the oak. Mr. NIA told
them to withdrew to the waffles.-room and in about halt-an-
hour told am to air sad get into the comb. They did
so, sad followed the bane to Mile-end, supping at the time
they wore follswist the neeles of their nether. At the bu-
rial-plea two eoliths were taken horn the beensand buried,
end the wee vadat the impend= all the time that one of those
octane containoi therewith' of her mother. This whams was
enes-cumbied at some length by Mr. Joyce, but the loomed
gentleman elicited mottles material in favour of his cHent.
Mr. Robinson hire celled the undertaker, Robert Hogg,
as • witness, and on that pawn getting into the witnese-
bth, end when about to be sworn,
Yr. Lewis, of Rly place, Interposed, and said that be bad
attended for that person when about to be examined before
the Poor-law I the danced of these
bales, and wasnMeettclUt rxltosTlVor proondiag should be
adopted, and it was under this promise that he wee induced
to make the statement he had dons. Yet in violation of that
premise he was now summoned to give evidence in the pri-
est ome.

Mr. Robinson said that Hogg was smennoned to give 'A-
lamos in the present cue, end whether he did so or not
itottorod very little to him ; but if be retard te do so, he
(Mr. Robinson) knew what course he should Adopt.
Mr. Elliott observed that the where bed beta properly
satinnoned, bat it would be his duty to %Jona him that he
ins not bound to say anything that would (Aurae, himself.
The wears having been sworn, rid he wait en Rader-
taker, or lived at 89, Bt. George's-mad, deuthwaek, and
bad den Imployed as undertaker for the with et &.
Mary's, Newlegiem. The bill produced was in his Wad-
ad wee his quarterly amount In the beginningths yearfor the burials dose by hint for the pariah of New-
trla that bill there was • charge for the herbal of
ya-Whltehe:&itoo though he bad removed the body et that
person from N Workhouse to Guy's Hospital. lie
charged for the of bodies taken to the hospital the
same as If they bad really been interred, because las weer
lure, or bed been told that he was net to do so. The body
of Mary Whitehead arse taken to the hospital on the aid of
1147.71liott—That Is the day on which you °barge for the
burial. Would you have made the some charge if the body
bed been buried or taken to the hospital
Hog should.
de 2
seeelosseo 111ollo—Do you invariably charge the same nadir
sea
Witosss—lawleblY•
no wham preessiel to ay that tram faelredlon he m-
ethod Sem the doliedoe, he roolvel eba setweary doom-
neat bon the Isegeotor mar the Amboy AGSM the re-
moval of the body el May Widlohold to tito Owis
having fur arid the emelikele her W7M6ato'
rearasoter. The papers wen the sem be had
Mr. Robber—Now seeing three deeemeit, mad ap-
posing It was a sham eanaral, and atter hides the body to
Guys Hospital, Aoutert you tell the wart Ida wenbe the

annerA. There might have bees two bodies in
the boom when there ought to have been three. It wee my
duty to en the right number of bodies come oat of the deed-
home.

—lir: Rabbets—What do you moan by telling cm that there
aright have beea three bodies to coos oat when only two
really comae, and that the third wee kit for anatomical
li4rtnies—l moor go to the cemetery with parochial
fenarala. I leave It to ware, who get the names of the
oat-door paupers frees ma • those of the in-door paupers
from the master rd the wtiskhoom. Wren I heme goes
down of a morning awl foetid four or eve to be buried,
Mr. Petit has told ms to leave °resin of them.

lecitobleson—illeveyea knovni sn insfa.oe vibes
seme body has been enbildentsd for another is the dad-
.

have; but I cannot eity in how tom hislimoos.
If r. Robinson—Yon mean the substitution of bodies or
pests of bodies for others ? How often f
Winton—Tin or Man times within the last twelve

Matobiason—Ou those occasions has Mr. Feld beim
with t
ea—
Tea It wee done by directics of Mr. Fist
but thew were bodies or parts of boar brought ham the
Valfor the wpm of intmenek
. Robison her remarked that it wee the duty of the
besyhel to mil the remains of bodies thaesce-1 and to
the glees et hshesszatt and not to the workhouse.
Mr. Illiett—Thee I waggon the bodies or puts of bodies
telme from the begdtal le the enethease tre eehetitened fee
other bodies thin, end the War Mit el the teelkiteeee to
be disposed el by die =Met et the matchers et the min,
taw, or both?
The whales admitted that it was so. The whims also
adminsi OM the oodles mat by Idle *Me hominid were
=Lathe elm es ems hombind te the weeliaame.
belles se preset beam vane pea into the sit
at the haqatel, the Maw were milal dews bike be teak
those hem drive to thewmthoese. He aster bawds Imbues
le Ms oaloary.
Mr. Mentoess—Thos rare vie a wabstitelbet of a body,
man the treelieuse Weed of a be;
Mileme—Tes.
Ms. Mektase,--Asi Wised of flied= *Waft the
beef it SW me they moppets, they taw, the smiles
o elhiteetem
; bat Mt. Pei* ewer Mil bbd demi the por-
es= in anendince wan ao 11161101111 of the dreamed, int
Mink Mime seer he a Me.