The Express.
London, England, 1858-09-14 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

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Cher &snit.* tall mad respectable lookl—
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was claimed before Mr. Looa wilt stealing forty eovereigaa,
the oprovamaLlieriqb, Tualaer, paeral dealer, No. 131, Bast-
ogne%

Frames Timm (prosseehr's wife) said that the prisoner,
a fortnight ago, engaged apartmesta, persecuting that be
was • sleek tat the service of • linden:ran, at Brompton.
On Weinseday nwesieg hat she wee in her parlour,
whoa the pdmair some hr some warn water. At the time
alto wee heads/ he. bar drowses for • brooch she thought she
had lash Wbfle looking for 14, she dropped a felt bag which
was tied up with • Noe of k taps, in which were forty
soverelgna. The prisoner left on Friday morning, and on
the following day she missed tier beg sad money. She sus-
the prisoner, who she heard had gone to St. George's
Eirepital on account of • bad thumb ••• bad, but which was
furled not to be the ewe. He called yesterday, when ha was
given into custody.
Priscilla Ash, • neat door neighbour said that about emu
d 6o k on Pride, morning she wee in Mr. Turner's shop,
who bad gene to market. As she was about to leave alto
sow the prisoner come out of the parlour front the direction
of the drawer in which the mossy was kept. He went up
stain to his room.

Sergeant Haight, 19 D, stated that on Saturday he went
to St. George's Hospital, and was tofouned that the prisoner
wa.s not there. He retuned to Mr. Turns, a, whet:on ~eh•
tog the prisoner's room he found fregtoeute of a letter. He
pot them together, sod rotted that it was tiireoted to the
odious of negate. Ho went Uwe, and wu informed that
be bad been there two months.

D 72, who had the prisoner, to custody, laid that he found
on WO U. W. 4d.

Knight obeerred filet the sheriff had releired the prisoner,
es he wee in seeeseitotis eircumstansws,

The prisoner, why, made no defen,e, was rewarded.
WESTMINSTER.

ST. MAROS KIT'S SCHOOL, WFSI

A respectable-looking woman, socompsnied by her env,
little boy. 10 years of age, solicited the magistrate's assist-
ance, when the following conversation mooed.
Appliesso—My boy is ten year. old, your worship, and
goes 10 At. Margaret's school. Yeaterds y his master beat
him is this was. (The woman here bored the boy's head
which ell round was one mass of Meek braless em swellings.)
storm
Mr. P f
oynter, to the boy—Do you know the tifectof telling

The boy having satisfied the zoaeiaret• that be did,
said —" I was mining on a form with my 1w mowed.
Master told me to uncross them, end before I could do it
another boy Ml over my legs. He went up end told master,
sawn be seined bold of toe and best me till I did not know
where I wit. (Marked intrados in the court.)
Mr. Parolee—Did the boy come home and thew lie
wangle?

Applieant—No, your worship. I fetid him. Fos
boys caam to my honae, and having satiglad themselves by
queatioes that 1 was the mother of Me fey, said. " Make
twits to the school. masher is began pelm poor little boy,
and will kill him if you don't come quickly, he is nearly
dead with being beaten, and master hoe got him down stairs
washiag the blood away, becalms be thinks it might be
known. (Here the murmurings in the court were very
plainly heard, mingled with faint groans.) It is a national
school when he goo tn, end I pay Id. a week.
Mr. PayMer—lt seems a very bad assault; you shall have
• $11.111•01111.