The Express.
London, England, 1866-02-10 00:00:00

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In answer tee qualm' put by Alderman Sir 8. Carden
the altar said that he found some ppaaper at the prisoner's
hone Wilkey orgy Waal to speauJWoas that were carried
on during the year 1864.
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• TROO3LII9OIIIII LODONIII—TMCITIO • 1101181 UP • FLIGHT OF
BUM.
Frederick Andrews, a cab driver, win charged before Mr.
D'ily•conth with ociannittheg • violent and unprovoked as-
sault on hie landlord, Mr. 16.`Geath, &carpenter, residing at
26, Hastings.sertht, St. Panama Mr. Itioketts, senator,
presented.
The evidence showed that the defendant had lodged
in the complainant's house for five months, and •
few days math the &readmit received notice to
quit. Between 12 and 1 as the morning of Thursday,
the defendant brought • horse into the passage of the
house. Before he emld get the horse into the house the
defendant had to take it up five stone steps, and when he
had got it into the Pumas he took it nay • flight of wooden
stairs to the first floor. The complainant, wise was in bed,
was alarmed by the riunblier mime, got up and dressed, and
by the time he bad done so the defendant had backed the
horse ost of the booth, sod had takes it away. The complain-
ant went to his door, and seeing the defendant on the horse .
said if be saw a policeman he would give him io charge.
The defendant on hearing this made use of very bid 100- et,
game, sad getting off the horse ran to the ocunplWnant, I N
and saying that he would knock out his eye, struck 10
him a violent blow on the nese. The blow was given BC
with such forth that the nose bled profusely, and the to
complainant's lip WAN cut on the inside. The de-
fendant thee got on hie home and rode off. IBC
The defendant by introducing the horse to the house bad dR
broken the facings of the wooden stairs, aad bad done
other damage. The defendant, who bad been drinking, BL
was known to the police, but could not then be &ppm. lit
heeded, and although he was summoned he would not ap gR
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pear to the first suwmoos. He was fined at Bow-street a ga.
short time since for miseoaduct. at.
The defends/it treated the matter as a Pike, and said he at
had no defame to make.
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Mr. D'Eyncourt fined the defendant 50s. and costs, or as.
In default a month's imprithomeut. at.
The defendant was looked up in default. Is.
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of the value of 151., the property of Mr. D. Dive (formerly N.
with Messrs. Hunt and Rooked% jeweller and silversmith.
Mr. William Charles Rene, 'militant to Ur. D. Cars, t.
jeweller and silversmith of No. 127, Mount-street, said that w
yesterday evening about 6 o'clock he was in the shop with 10
another assistant when he was alarmed by bearing • heavy leo
rumbling noise, and found the brick produced had been leo
hurled though a large pane of glees. On attempting to ell.
open the door he at Bret thought some person was holding a
it so as to prevent it being opened till after getting u
it open he found that the door hid been fastened in.
to some rallies' outside. On getting outside he saw the 3G.
prisoner, and on seising him be asked why he was stopped, 114.
as he had dons nothing. The prisoner being at this time
inside some railings, attached to the house, with the
assistance of another person he took the prisoner Be,
into the shop, and a constable was then sent u
for and he was given into custody. On examin- N
ins the window it was ascertained that diamonds N.
of the value of 5001. had been abstracted, no doubt by an
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accomplice of the prisoner, there being at the time diamonds
of the value of 3,0001. in the window. le
Kr. Kea: remarked that it was a serious cans. St.
Police-constable James, 71 C, said that on taking the
prisoner into custody he said that be got his living by sing- 114.
hog, and that having nothing to do WAS the cause of his ac
doing what he had done. 84.
Mr. Knox remanded the prisoner. se
It may be :membered then Mr. Ps ke, jeweller, ia New se,
Bood-street, bad a similar robbery committed at his house le
a short time ago, then property of about 3001. value was IL
carried off, and there is little doubt by some of the same ..,1")
gang. It therefore behoves jewellers, and persona having
valuable stock in their windows, to exercise great caution.

WORSHIP.STREET.
BURGLARS DISTURBRD.
A sturdy fellow, who gave the name of George Connell,
was charged with being oonesrned in unlawfully entering
end steeling from a warehouse.
Police-constable Ninefold, 302 N, deposed—This morning, tat
while on duty in Stanley-street, Heston, I noticed two men 10
on the roof of • warehouse there. I stepped. backward, LOD
both deseended at the same time and ran off in different
directions. I chased the prisoner • considerable distance, Bt
giving an alarm all the way. Another constable stopped 100
him and I then took prisoner to the station, where I lotted at.
on him a pocket lamp Led some men's clothes. The other St.
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man got clean away but I should know him again.
Favier, 432 N—fheard, about the time mentioned, cries PI
of "Stop him!" nacompenied with the springing of a
rattle as prisoner turned the corner of Weadock-attire', at 600
full speed. I seized him sod gave him up to Mansfield, 100
who was fellowieg. The premises entered are in the pos. WO
session of Meows. Fordham, varnish manufacturers. tee
Sergeant klaverity, 43 N—l merle a search, and found on Le"
the roof of the warehouse this life preserver lying in the et
gutter. All the doors were assure, and it was clear that an 20
entrance bad been effected through one of the skylights ; 20
footmarks were around and inside it, brit not any signs Bs
indicating it having been forced. On descending to the
counting-house I perceived that • piece of • desk t
near the lock had been cut away wish • chisel. The
place appeared to have been thoroughly rummaged. too
Mr. James Ibbotrion Fordham—l ant in partnership with 100
my son. Last night at 7 o'clock I secured all este/ince to to
the premises with the exception of one skylight. I miss
only 24 ia silver money stolen from the desk mentioned, ail
and a packet of Is. in coppers. I know nothing of the 20
priso Ho ner.
w the fellows ascended or descended to and from the 60
roof did not appear, and a remand was ordered. tOO
, The prisoner made no defence. 100

The Manchester police have discovered 113 346!
watches sad a qtranity of plate, the whole valued at be. la
tween 5001. and 6001., in the house of a man named
Blower, in Every-attest, Anecate. They have also, it is
believed, cane upon the track of some of the thieves can-
earned in the robbery of Mr. IlTerran's shop some months
sines. Blower, who is described as "a well•known re- 16:,.
ceiver," sad two beerbotwe-keepers, William Stowell, Al- al,
bert-street, and Emma Reardon, Charter-street, are is twer
custody.
In an article on the extradition question in the U.
Journal des Debate, the writer, alluding to the course hi-
therto pursued by &Blond, says :—" There is no party in 111.
France that has a right to complain of it, for ell bare pro- %LC%
fited by it. The brothers of Louis XVI. in the emigre-
tion, the Bourbons after 1830, the Napoleons after 1814
sad 1830, the Oileanists after 1848, and the rir.'
republicans after 1851 have all suematively used the right th
of asylum inherent in the English soil. It is no loner: at 64:
Venice, it is at Loadow, that Caadide would find his
banquet of dethroned Sovereigns, and we have seen the 60.
time when the master of one of the principal hotels in
Loudon said, "I have no room for any one but the Pope, sik
parceque eelvi•ld eat garcon." 40.
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MR. JACIEDON, M. P.—The illness of our re- Mk
spotted member, says the Derbyshire Courier, has been let
very severe, but we are enabled to state that his medical 11114
attendants pronounced him out of danger a few days am. gy.
Mr. Jackson, jon.. in • letter to Mr. Brown, Rose-hill, con- to,
very' this gratifying information; also that his father's Se,
malady h.s not been typhus fever, as stated by the news- Ilk
pare, but bronchitis ins very severe form. 4E.
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DiaTH OF THE VICAR os GRILENWICH.—The
Rey. William Aldwin Semis, M.A., vicar of Greenwich, Is,
died yesterday morning after a protracted illness, lie was _llk
elated at Trinity College, Cambridge, where he was '''"‘„
Craven Scholar and B.A. in 11329. In the following year 7
be became senior Chancellor's medalist and first in the
Clinical Tripe. He was subsequently elected Follow of It
his College. Having been ordained deacon in 1832 by Dr. 1
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Maltby then Bishop of Chichester, he was admitted to full I,
orders n the following year, when he became vicar of
Greenwich. The living (1,0181.) is in the gift of the Crown.
LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC MEE:TINOS FOR THE
Eateunto Wing.—Konday—Architeena at 8. Geogriphi.
cal, at 84 : " Ascent of River Peewee, Tributary of the
Amerces," Mr, Chandlers. Tuesday—Horticultural. at 3
Annual general meeting. Royal Institution, at 3 : " Heat,"
Professor TysdalL Engineers, at 8 Designing Railway
Stations. /sc.,' Mr. Humber. Ethnological, at 8: "Cha-
racteristics of European and Asiatic' Races of Man," Mr.
Crawford; "Notes sod Sketch's os the Niger," Mr.
Valentine Robins. Syro-Fgotien. at 74: "Date of the
Book of Daniel," Mr. Sharpe ; " Monument of Setostris,
near Nymphseutn," Mr. Hyde Clarke. Photographic, at
8 : Aeniversay. Zoolaoml, at 84 " New Species of
Monomial's Worm," Dr. Baird ; " Undeeeribed Species
of Petrel, from Jamaica," Dr. Carte. Wedneeday—Mioro-
scopiaal, at 8 : Anniversary. Society of Arts, at 8. Thurs.
day—Rtyal lestitutioe, at 3 : " Heat," Professor Tyndall.
Numismatic, at 7. Linesaa, at 8 ; " Gum Copal, An-
gola." Dr. Welwitseh. Royal. at 84. Antiquaries, at 84.
rids Dr. at 1 : Aunivereary. Royal Institution,
at 8 : " ()mistime Survey of Jerusalem,* Colonel Sir
H.
James. Saturday—Ravel Institution, at 3 : " Art Educa-
tion : how Works of Art should be Viewed,* Professor
Westmacott, —Atheratim.
ROYAL GENERAL THEATRICAL FIIND.—AIt
thete
Theatre Royal, Drary-lane. es Monday, the 2642 l
morning performance will be given in aid of this ent.
°idlest fund. Leaden Assurance is the comedy selected
for representation, and as a proof of the estimation
in which the fund is held by the profeedoe, the followleg
slumbers of vszioue Lowlife escapades will gratuitously
aposes:llrs. Hennas, Yesia, the Mims Nally Moore
and E. Perna, Meows. Beelurtone Bathers, Chippendale,
Compton, H. Neville Begets,•
, snd G. Vineest.
The theatre will be lied by Maass. Takresser and Chatter-
ilea, and the perfoeumasse ossanseerse at 2 o'clock. The
lead being under the s aeeial P&IFEE_P 4d her Majesty the
Qualm 11" his Adel Bighorn the Maws/ Wales, will no
doubt materially assist la angrasatiag the receipts on the
eeessese.—Mrsa

TITIt EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10, 1866.