The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-18 00:00:00

TIM POLICE COURT&

GUILDHALL.

Mr. William Mooch, a Wonderer and bet presser, tarry-
ing on basins, at No. 23, Old Charge, was rammoned by
the Commissioners of Bowen wan the City Bowers Act of
1851, before Mr Millions Mspay for" so negligently using
a 'Man finesse is the saki building as that the mob.
sating therefrom was not effeenally consumed or burnt."
Mn. Beddlesten ingested on behalf of the Commissioners
of Bew►re. Ur. Robison appeared for Mr. Aback, and Mr.
Powell sanded to wash the cane en behalf of Means.
Berens. Blumberg, and Co., of Cennea•strrer.
Mr. Haddlestos haring opened the ease, sod stated that
the ieformation was Into ander v.. 40th section of the act,
@videos' was taken en each ado at masiderable length.
Bir Willis= Maguey said the defendant's witnesses had
sot shaken the evidence for the aamaphlaaata. It was a
wary important thing for Mum. Benne, Blumberg, and Co.
that the alliance should not be suffered n Guist. The great
fault appeared to be the negligence of the defendeat'a
stoker._ .

Mr. Buddlestm asked for as immediate emulates, or aa
samrsam of Muria. the mum pursued.
Mr. Robiums asked foe time.
Sir William Maguey thought the fast had bra est*.
blabed that the forams bad bees Inglipatly weed ea the
31. t of October, sod flood the dehadoat Ws. sad soots.
Mr. Roblasos gave aides sif appsaL
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
Coloool Arthur Padomml M Guise, of No. 29, Soho-
mean appeared beam Mr. Hoodoo, is answer to • warreat
greeted at the fuetams M Mr. Wanly* tbs superietuadmt
of ths Royal for the Provender: of Cruelty to Aui-
, rash, alargbi him with tortariog a est.
Mr. Wimp said that os Wedasiday last he 'Wised at
tbb mart a lIIIIMMOS aghast the dsfmdast for mushy to a
u. TIN suarasal was to hare Mss beard os Saturday
MM. hug M eamenimeso of ea sephsalSoa made to Ida, ha

mesa told It eland ever till Withal', amt. Oa dater-
day
mittassmatisa we reseived Via landlord where the
t nodded that the islhaisat Mended to evade the
sharp by hulas Leaden as the hilowing day, with so
intsalisa of Mambo Joy Weasels, nut. Under these
thesesstsaces he (Ur. Wage) task mamahave bh pew
gime arrested by oblethlesa .
lowsersthwillestem
Mises 11.01.4 4,
lidd Is the paths Omagh theset ea , the
Mathieu% wtha he saw • gammas Wag worths rail&
Whams eat edamiseruk
ilersirams= sad saw the de.
Asian with • As& dribrathaty
steep down sadhlreew easel same at a Wok MO that wen
is the hedge withia the rather. The at would so rem
ad the &halms them bed it with a stink, whisk the at
get Mil et, sad ths dtfemiaat then pulled it oat by the
tad. sod NI as Mg ea M. Witness afterwards exed
the eat, sal saw mud marks of the dog's teeth ova
its
heat, sad MN if Ile Idol legs twang II if it hung by •
string. He Wed sal " and " brats" many times.
• lug* Utifd bed athestsil, sal be left the at fa the ear
eta man, while be west NM • polies constable, sad
pve th• dehethat late enstody. The at was subesquntly
MSaba Ited byort 111, U the seam
h,nion-street, abillsesz Wapiti), gram
duller *Micas. Witness rewcastrated with the defendant
12=1...is est roads& The eat's legs wen lathes, sad
It was la • shaking esadltios.
-16-.....sesessi, la dame, said be red oat to the at, in
ether Is Nam it M ass aim hem the dog. The at would
ast mew, and he dna gdisi h est with a stick. It wee
Elston y OM Ims est the deg ea to worry the est, or that
he was going le Meth the esestry. Whoever said is must
ham Mae es eat of mike Ward! Wm.

Beed.a 1111/6114099-1171/-illeatliptand spied the
defamilmmy amll lad his Ms. amd costs.
The mammy mem directly paid.
Mr. Ifeadiy. Oro Mist clerk, request our reporter to
mkaowlsdge the sun of U. fa. for Mrs. Runball, collected
by a few gemlemma at Ms. Parson's, Ball Inn, Barking.
Jobe Hum mad ,Tbamies Franklin, a cabdriver, were
charged with stealing a shoot from one of the Great Wistern
8A4,17112:=1, No. 17, Csnarldreetrest, said he was
walking Meg Oxford-street shoat 7 oleloos on &tardily
eight *Ma he saw a cab driven by Franklin following a
wows. He saw the other prisoner, Reams, jump on the
whisielthe wasmea sad pull down a sliest. The Gab ha-
msdialmay dam up cad the prisoner sat the sheet in the
; tumuli ea the box, and the other prisoner drove off.
maimed what he had ma to a mutable, who
the mb. d was streak by the rheum a 'Moat
bleseiggisitw. Prisms sa
: aftorwszda attempted aasnoseadally to
mope. He NOM swim positively that Bums was the man
who pulled the Mist from the railway van.
Poliso.emmailis ritiTer, D 102, was spoken to by the
Mitoses BMA awl immodiatoly mat up to the cab, whioh
was Way Mau by imuldia, and asked hisa what was in
the bus.
The wham replied nothing, and began to whip
his hone, In ardor to get away. He stopped the cab, and
them he received a heavy blow ander the ear from the
primer &WM, who jostled off the box sad ran down
Quebec-street, bat was stopped sad captured.
The rhesus protested their ianomata, end wore fully
committed.

Frotawhat was stated by the polio, who ham the pal
setter Reeves, then appease to be a strong harelips that
the primmer im the Wet who stole ho Majesty's plate some
few maths beak.
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Yesterday the following donations, In addition to the
numerous others which had been previously forwarded,
were received by Mr. Broughton sod Mr. Fell, the chief
clerk, for Inspector Romball's widow, who had (Intuited
904 in the Boyd British Busk poly two days before the
stoppage thereof took place :—Collected by a few gentlemen
at Mr. Parsons', Ball Inn, Barking, 21.6 x.; P. Frond, late
Impugn of the II division of Police, 10e.; and from 8.N.,
10e. Mr. Miller, landlord of the White Horse, North-
Mee* Oharlottootreet, Fitzroy square, has sent ss. worth
.1 lunge stamps, "subscribed by a few ninhanics ;"
sold se he (Mr. Miller) had emertained from a pinned of the
=that a saes considerably the widow's
In the beak had been enbeeribed, he left the worthy
mosistrate to diepose of the submit:Aka, small se it war, as
be night think Br, u eo many deplorable eases at the fest
appending Meissen MGM might be brought under hie
worship's notice by parties applying for aid, being probably
ia a state of extreme destitatiou.
Kr. Fell said that the aggregate mond up to the resent
period transmitted to the court for Mrs. Kaaba was
2a 2d.

SOUTHWARK.
Jobs Drover, e well-lisews oesvieted thief, was charged
with bong isosserned OdNIIO SCR is custody in violestly
unstring Pelee Commies,, esti robbing him of 7e. end
woollies sackcloth, in dereneneet. Borough.
The prosecutor, a gardener, employed at Peng, commes,
stated that S. &rang night be eases to London to en
some friends la the Kest-read. Alter leaving them be went
down the Borough. The pablie-hooses were tbou el en ,•
sad is pining by the Town-hall be met the prisoner and
ern other man, who salted him whether Minuted say
Wag to dunk. Be said " Yes," and they took him to
boon in Encrose-court. He gave them a shilling to pay
for the liquor, sled they entered the hones. Paellas some
suspielou es to their latent, he got out of the helm, and as
secs se be did sob. was attacked by feu men. The prieoser
wised hold of him by the throat, while the others aught
bold of him by the eras. end Me pockets were rifled. They
so cruelly treated him that he thought they meant to
Ruder him, and his cries fortenately brought • instable to
his amistene, sties they deeampsif. However, he followed
the printer sad gave him into custody.
Polleensietable 448 A said be was on duty is High-
street, Southwark, on Sunday monies, when he beard
stifled erne of " kelp" from the direction of Reducer
fours. He proceeded tbers at once and mot the prisons,
reining, followed by the prosecute; who we. almost ex-
hausted. Be called out "That man bee nearly murdered
me," nil told witness to take him into custody. Witness
aught bold of him and took him late nstody. There were
sounds of other person main in another dinettes, but he
was tumble to puns' them, having to ensure the prisoner.
Remeeded.

John Clarke woo charged with biing concerned with two
°then in the removal of a toy and a half of lead from the
'roof of • large building In Prinaresatrest, Lambeth, for-
merly occupied area starch manufactory.
It appeared that about three o'clock yesterday morsiag,
while going his rounds, Poliee-way William Steer,
91 L, heard a noise on the top of the building in question,
sad having procured the sasistanes of Scogelat Roue, 73,
lead Seepasard, 49, they ascended the building, and there
(wed the primer and two other men in the set of folding
up, is parcels of hundreds end half-hundred weights, about
a ton and a half of lead, which they bed stripped from the
roof. Oa observing them, the prisoner and his compaaione
retreated with groat precipitancy, sad being favoured
by the darkness of the night two of them succeeded in effect-
ing their cape, but the prisoner ',dog closely pressed
rushed under a railway arch, and throwing himself into a
'home stall fitted there, protesded to be asleep. On the roof
of the beadles beige examined, a dark lantern and a
I bludgeon were found there.
, Mr. John Benjamin Clerk, the receiver of the estate on
which the building is situated, said the value of the lead see
I moved from the roof, and ready to be carried away, was
about COL, and repressed hie thanks to the coneteblee for'
the vigilance they bad exercised.
The priaiaer said he had been out with some persons on
the night before, and having strayed away from his cow
pistons, he somehow or other strayed into the place where
he was found.
The constables having sworn positively to him as one of
the three pawns they bad seen on the trot, the prisoner
was tally committed to Bike his trial at the Betray
now being hoiden at the Newingtoa Sessimphowe.