The Express.
London, England, 1858-11-03 00:00:00

DIARLBOIOUGH-STBAZT.

A man and ;;;;;;;;e4ll;rlTriiees ;kentosil with at.
tempting to pick the pocket ed • reperside merveled herb
named Margaret Barret, under the foible* dreastanose
The prossontriz said she was passing tree* Oarbridge-
street, Oolden-eiquare, on the previous afire em, when the
male prisoner, who was arm-in-arm with their.* stopped
her, and asked her to direr him to Weibminster-bridge.
He bad • pocket-book in his hand, lei mkt he was •
&banger in London, having only justaaMM Leaden. She
directed him, telling him he was tommg quiteifrom the
place. She then put out her band to way to
go, and then found that the female's hand was deep down
in her pocket. She exclaimed, " Oh, you rabbet; is that
what you mean P" when she took bar heed Mt and they
both left, and went into the baths, and cm a emetedile eauttst
up she spoke to him, and he went in there and took them
into custody.
The male prisoner said it was all false.
Police-constable 16d said that on being spoken to by the
biz he went into the baths (St. James's litathLV,
rt'cs
oat,. place. Golden-rum, where be toned the real* -
soner sitting in the females' department. On telling im
the charge against him. he said ha was • stranger inf.:mks,
having just come from Dublin.
Cole, 317 A, a detective, said be knew both of the prisoners
es the associate, of thkves tor some time. The female had
peerlessly been before his ware".
Kr. Hendon—Tleen they are *strangers" in London. I
mere give such less than the full term.
Committed for three mouths with hard labour. _

As em tieTtiOt, a designer, of Tottenham Court-road, wee
Weight Wore Mr. Beam, charged with coaspirlag with
Jake Viotar, now in custody at Liverpool, to defraud Paul
Hybl* of 28, Tiohborne-street, of the sum of 20W.
Mr. Beard appeared for the prosecution; Mr. Edward
Levied°, the papaw ; and Mr. Albert interpreted.
Mr. (Widen Mated that he was an advocate, residing at
preesat at 23, Tichboree-street, and had been about IS
menthe In England. He met with the prisoner about four
months ago at the Csfii Suisse, in Tichborne-steset, and
IMbnately went, on hie invitation, to No. ill, Oxentkevetrest,
le play a game of chance. A person named 'Victor came into
the room, with whom and the prisoner:he played at the
game lled became. The cards were prodded by
the person who had invited him to visit
the meek At that sitting he lost in all about 361.
The Ma day he went again, and lost about 701. more.
He ripseeed his visite sows half-dozen times, on each cow
slot lash( money. On the Last ozomios he lost 161. in
massy and 661. on his word of honour. Some days after-
wards be paid 2tl. in satisfaction of this debt of hnnour,when
the Omer mid to him, " I do sot want any more of the
Kids. • I base robbed you, and I suppose you suspected as
made I bad not suspected anything wrong op to that
must. Some days afterward. the prisoner took him to the
Cafe Elva, and showed his a Ist of marked nude and ex-
plained how they we Wad by the film gamblers, called
Omsk*. The primmer said he ',meld show him the trick, foe
if he did not practical it himself tt might serve to put him ma
his guard against the roguery of others. After thts conver-
sation witness comeinnioated with the police, and the pri-
mmer wee afterwards given Into enstody.
Crmeanneined by Mr. Lewis—TM prisoner told him
about a month ago that he had robbed him. Since then had
dined more than once with the prisoner, and also bed been
with him at the Hotel de Paris, where games were played.
but bad sot bear with him into gaming-hones. Had played
at booms in Trento, but levee before in Zeeland. Was in
Mashhad for the potpies of imprevhsg himself la the
ilitttagsker, designer of patterns, 21, Tiohbeine-street.
Meted that he took a room In Ozenden-serest, and set arms
portion of It for gaming, En.w Vidor, and told his be was
acquainted with a gentleman of &mu* Mr. Onimfass. sod
would latradace him. An Introduction was wised as tbs.
Moss Is Oramiss.street, sad the complaisant played esolial
Hess, until be had lost about 2001. Whams ressiesi
Victor and moods". • store of the dowel as abr.
wade ha told the sor he bad bear robbed by the
omens of marked and he whined how the cods woe
_ _ .

It itsin anderetood that Victor wee ea his wey from
lAverposi to
custody to meet the charge. the tees was
edjogretsd ht. week.
Willies Awn was brought up for dial szeiminalkin,
sherd with the miguilanghtre of Robert Langhain,h7 strik-
ls the heed with the beadle of a carriage setter.
Ths fasts hare already Deem published to the Daily Ream
The prisemsr wee fully committed for trial.
Beedrd for the widow Lanham . P. 11., 20s. ; Mr. See-
-1 illsrik 10s.; Nth Sanford, 10e.; and from workings in their
Bayleylos.; J . T., 2.1. 6d. stamps; T. English, 5a.; and
IL 21.;,115.

SOUTHWARK.
Is the ovum of the afterencet Mr. King, aa rab-ora-
trorrox smirr Mr. Myers, attended before Mr. Minima lo