The Express.
London, England, 1860-10-09 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURT&

MANSION HOUSE.
A Oa girl, named agad 111111 brought
beam Aldermen Hale, when* for the Intetlleger, camp(
Ida alosalieg • child's desk, mimed at to., die gruggloy of
Thome lava.
I from the statimed el the .Agent that
mhia two little ;Irk, both of lam ere very
went out for • walk, and whim limy maenad ens
bat her *lrak, mid upm uta.blelikinbila
treseleined that the pefeweer bad Ned aaann. end tad
k.
she had taken them to •• by-plara, and Mead em at this
let her talui awsq bar deat, spas the pesodue that she
agive her • relied@ mak • team ads. Bo meet in-
' Aural, pram, by mold nuldnelher, and Ite In-
tim polies of what had oseurred, and shortly after-
wadi, durhig his ahem% the gramme brought the cloak
Mirk, and it was now in bin
Mr. Goodman, the chief =er i that although the pd.
gear um at young, she was a very kid ddb was
=to this court laid week eimpd with same
et wearing appeal 'hem me of the ledges is ler
modes boom, aid sham* the dirge wee and luny
eatelikhed, the odmenstoe mama wee very Inillpisloos.
Alarms& Hare asked the prhomer whet she had te ray
Is the charge of taking away the addle gook ?
She weed that eke ad net intend In del the clink, and
the 'tidy took it Murder tha the AIM mien wait till she
Meld beck to her, while the kergilra of her mother whether
die weeded any um to NM kw baby. (A laugh.)
faalaria sea that thin aleimment wan all • falsehood.
He lidded that awrialiar of his &Wren w. robbed of a cloak
••alien dem balk end he haemil thatthe primmer was
Oho. . _ .

Aidaminsa Halo laid be wag afraid the Omer was a very
bad gill ; but, se the cloak had beat mitered. he should die-
=her. Ha, at the smote time, cautiteed her to be
how she conducted herself in future.

GUILDHALL.
Ws. Curtin Cruse/ilex a traveller in the employ of Mr.
John Madan, a brass founder, of Hartley, Stafford/hie,
appeared before Alderman Hale, in discharge of hi recog-
nuances to answer the charge of melbas:ling 81 The, 31. Ue.,
and other sums received by him far and on account of hie
iambic
Mr. Leiria appeared for the define.
Mr. Heard, for the prosecution, mid that duce the lot
exassistiou Mr. Madan had gone carefully through hi
looks and the prisoner's recount, and not finding them in
the uneatisfsetory. state he was at that lid to litheve, he
MMsaid,) was instructed not to ate lay bath* ed.
the &mined.
liar.=said the prosecutor bad evidently been misled
1 in the Mt inetenoe, amid the eirounistenees, as fir as they
awes to his knowledge, might, to • certain extent, have
*died him in Unmans he adapted. Hie client, however,
dewed up everything that appeuad unsatifactory, and he
was thereore entitled to hi iseharga
Mr. Bind said the praweenter wee eithded with the ex.
planation of the accused. who was theardingly discharged.
WRlTlatitalta.
A little boy named Jesse Wood, about ten rare of ego,
me dinged
üby the pollee with lighting with another child,
who dld not pper.
John IrGisira, a poliareoentable of the V division, gave
as his evidence that on Sunday afternoon he was fetched to
Lindsay-place, new Battersea-bridge, where be found the
I defendant engaged in • desperate fight with another chikL
I There were about 200 boys fanning a ring round them, and
he heard that the juveniles had been pitted no ea then
six different times, but the mantles of yen and Hems
be.* disoulded upon their shoulders, they would take
no &Rik lid made up their minds to do battle S l'
and ft wai only the potent armof the police wh=
Mays& the conflict, the other defendant not awaiting to
lb WI, possibly fearing the seta of the law would be
too strong for his very juvenile 0011stitilltion.
The account the young hero gave of the transaction was,
Ilsf the other had endeavoured to drown a deg, and other.
.at it, upon which he had celled him • brute. The
Vied then struck him, and he (the accused) of course
t in self-defence.
and Paynted er advised him not to light again on Sunday)
diediarg him.

Jim Melton was charged with being coneerned in
stealing
ell
vetch from the pemon of Mir Slim
Clingy, ell 14, Portrad•proe, Be. John's-wood.
It apparrad the evidence that on Saturday afternoon
rat, wide dr Oteresutriz wee in the brood walk, Regent's-
park,iallie era of another lady, near the spot when
• wcanneeer feed was playing, she was spoken to by the
prawn ludo told her that 3as mane a little wee beak-
weld_ , •wd have • better row ; she soon afterwards
fond der sheladbeenrobbedef berriteh, whiehwarnhae-
rhea bona him (the grramid by gentlemen who
w • herd over lo him ems,* which he had taker
bean •
The princesr, who as many carries bad been slew fre-
quently loitering about *park by cos of the caarlablas
on duty there, said As could not d*y the posserion of the
watch, but he denied having anything to do in the steal*
it, and alleged that ho picked it up.
Mr. Becker committed him to hard labour in the Hones
of Correction for six mouths.

MAILLBOROUGH-STRUT.
Emily Do*, • dissipated looking woman, was charged
beim Ir. Tyro/hitt as follows c
Yr. E. LIM,. el Groat Marlborough -street,
.appeared for
the complainant, sad in opening the ono mud the emu-
plainant had been separated from the prisoner, who wee hie
wife, for a period of about six years. She bad been at this
court six times, and am the WI occasion was held to tail,
owing to manna, ka., on bar huhand, and so Doom was
elm out of prism thin ohs weat to his house, broke all his
=ty and threateoed to do for him. fibs had also eon-
, and therefors her husband had no right to
13r11111.11 Doyle, tailor, cd 47. Batas/, proved
ttut oa Saturday the pre:lw, cl Ale bo bed often to com-
plain at that court, Mae IS
lb Amp with her motile,
both ve Erma, eraid • bop iiii.eas, Hied him
violently,ry end eawititateidiag be woo.lma threeted to
do for hire me it is anfinull fee IL
Is mower to Ma Tyndall. tie I= said the ma-
ma wily he aufmaltsereport bra me she bad sem-
mtlibil oedem.-41. having fond he bad with • man in
• broad.
Tin cenelohrefa oedema having been corroborated,
The
ametiClee Ambled kept • shop, and ho bad •
all&
sr. p iilaw had not : nottiteg of thokind. Ms was
en and bad no claim whatever on him He
'bead bar to pay the dump, Sea, or go to prison
fce two neethe
8017111WARK.

Join Woods, Joka7KMseer, and John deans, three
dirty-loolft mad po or. younc urchins, whose heads
scarcely the of the dock, were brought be-
fore Mr. Banshans, .hs .with boa•ebnaking ender the
folio ' eiseumeteaces:
John a yeza=id he lived at Walltmeourt,
Mint, aed , who were is the einnta,
left him ht Amp OS* rem. Oe ffisturdny mem* he
mot oil Mlle me* imispfloshod the door, leaving Geary-
Wag mils. Oh W nem hum. et night he found hie door
broken apes. and mimed& imp iron ssucepan, a rug, and
sheet. 'on wee given to the police, and the rum-
p= wee found at a dada's.
Joshes Thasse,!Ed M, said that on Saturday evening he
saw th. phew Woorir in a destitute condition, pad took
him to the wateriers. ' Alter that he met Sean" who
ame towards him sad Mimi about Woods. Wilmer told
him he was in thaworkbook when %oaten mid that they
(messing Conn and Woods) hid broken into the prose-
eatede seemmith a brisomhseilis, sad had stolen a mace-
=a while ems at • dada's dose by. lie then went and
Weeds, when he acknowledged breaking into the
epee MI6 &cams, but Humphries ad nothing. After
that be went to tie dialer's and found the saucepan. The
Whir parson mid that Woods brought the saucepan to him
ea Saturday afternoon, saying that his mother had sent him
for 2d. on it. She detained ft until • polieemaa came to
her, edamshe pee it up.
Mr. Burshrita said that there did not appear say midis..
Plied Rninphries ; but, from their own confeekm and
the testimony of the witnesses, the other prisoners way
guilty of the offence.
Woods here mid his father left him six months ego to
See with • woman. &odes said he bed no father or
mother, sad the other child mid he had a father in the
Lat.
Mr. Burnham sentenced Woods and &este, to three
mouths' imprisonment, sad 4 the expiration live in
nformatory and an endeavour would be to get
Humphriesinto an iodustrid sehool.
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Tea NOITIIWOHAX FOl9llllOlll. —C FTC-Hi OF
warts.—Mr. Wert at the in of White Brother.
lams and bode"
headed at therabrairsti"Mn'teortar l;
taw noodle ago, after • ardetheli• up= the paw
I maim Ohm the straw at theentera=to a eat-
thimble arreat have lisswilbsereed its et treed
I aerie's's., mad • Warn. far the ireere lb.
prwrazzaar rapt la th• heads at lite
ta e 7 a ylr
Kr.
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lwasight Wave the Werlophre beseli al thapirthr:teoly.
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them te Per* ands aherwards__ te *ale. Whee el**
be had in view in retain* to narethh is at preiret er-
expiehri, bat it is seppesei that he was wring ar eppw.
swift to take ship to Anginal. AMON ape of the persairl
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the isehasst tar
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