The Express.
London, England, 1866-01-25 00:00:00

She was taken to the ~spite,
medical treatment ever since. The guh was a seise,
and for several days the worst fears were entortsimik
her safety.
The proescutrix begged of the magistrate is rims 6
prisoner, who, she said, wee the mother of two
who would suffer if their mother was imprisoned. Ist
not care for the wound ; it was all her own fault '
The magistrate acceded to the entreatisa of the pro*
triz, end discharged the prisoner.

CALAMTTOUS FIRER.—THIS DAY.)—At aa
e
hour in the morning a fire broke out on the premiss
Mr. Gluck. • tailor and outfitter, No. 26, bughpyisi
Commercial-road Etat. The lire travelled so fast that
Gluck and three of his children were unable to deeeof
the stairs, and they made their appearance at the lot
windows crying out for help. ilappily Condoler Beset
Wood arrived with the Royal Society 'a escape sal
them down in safety nearly suffocated with the
The ground floor and the first hoot were bunt est sad
fa
roof destroyed. The basement was likewise nen dea
The premises of Mr. Ellis, a confectioner, and
a silk Inendle, are also injured. —Between 3 end 4 an r
destructive fire also occurred in the premiers_
Spikins, a turner, No. 69, Bouthampton.street. Flawavw.
hill, and here the flames could not be extinguished math
factory was burned down. The premises of Mr. Loelif
wool (larder, and Mr. Teem were destroyeL-I_,oll
took place in the private residence of Mr. W. Shwa NT
borough-rood, Old Kent-rued, caused by the spirt* Ir..
Penal, lamp. The house and Its contents was
destroyed.
CONYOCATION. —We are authorised to stets
the convocation of prelates and clergy of the Wiwi°
Canterbury will meet at St. Paul's on Friday. Pekerri
for Illiteracies of convocation and for the electiesise
locator. Convocation will then be pearadod 111
following Tuesday, February 6, when the Loww How
proceed to business for the rest of the week.—dew'
THE LATE MR. G. V. BROOKE—WWII
about being taken to perpetuate the memory of SOL.
Brooke, by establishing a lifeboat on some pan of On
hereafter to be decided upon, sad by buiklisit &
coneeztoo with the Royal Dramatic College. A
eo
—consisting of Mr. Paul Bedford, Mr. J. L. Tolik ,7
Billington, Mr. M. W. Hodges, Mr. Clarence Belk 11:
W. Asses, and Mr. Switzer —have bees a9Poialml*"—.
out the object.
RAILWAY AND OTHER BILLS nr PaitUalle'
Yesterday, Messrs. Frere and Smith, the arsorpsi
standing order proofs, resumed their 'Mier " -
star, end although the lists contained
small number of bill., the sitting of each gatkalal ito
proloepd until a late hoar. Mr. Smith dcfbad
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data* orders to have beep complied within the 00147;
OM of the Hoylake Railway Extension
No appearsoce entered in the unopposed mood sm.r.l
seem sad St. Just Railway, and the lianaheste
Lammehiro Railway. The opposed adjounied Para.
the City, Kingetos, and Richmond Railway wes Igo=
mill tomorrow. Au adjournosse
Mg
dq P:r.aesd ordered in the opposed petitions at ihrjra
heed and Liverpool Railways, and the Salisburyuti4
has" Railway. In the mum before Mr. Piga war
rend kill of the Shrewsbury and Potteries .10012111,2.
way pared theading orders. In the unoPow".07010.
the owabsry and Potteries Junction Railway
there was no appearance. The Central basal.
rl
4, wait postponed until the 3lot Sena
a that the standing ordesedi le
amaerned with ha the arose of the
tins of the lay Valley sod Vale Nestk Jamialrom
rap, and the Aberdare Valley and CW"Pllthire,
Reßway. The adjourned opposed
_petlioa istrt
Beaten' and Loudon, Chathem, sod Dom' pallw
and Brightoe) Railways, was further adjouls•_,'
day ; am were amass bilhi of the Rai an"
eery Railway. the llad.dos Railway, and WI
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Thorpe, he must be booed by the comaequats. ...---.----
his own act, and must be coosidsrd as • 0 WAAL
liable for the debt. It appeared that the baskspPillt
executed a deed of assignment on the 31st of Jae ~ WORE
it was argued that Thorpe, though no party to the ' ~._
bound by it. But as no account was taken of es,' William Char
creditors in the deed, it did not comply with the oro," cudgel Mil. Nor
of the act and could be no bar to the adroisites riTh Cooke of • thin'
proof. Proof &Militia.
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4 ore manufactur
MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. whit•dispa
Kr. Lewis, eon
(THIS DAY.) Am ; the prieone
--.- wanly exterior, a
SECOND COURY. leant on the haul
right hand, whit)]
(Before Mr. Payne.)
seam
Too/50 THIEVE&
William Putney, 15, errand boy, and pinhead Ben; Mr. Lewin stet
a labourer, ter* sharp•looking boys. were indicted
stealing
course of which
stealing a shawl, value Bs., the property of Ann emu., holism between
from her pima. ---'", firm es a confide
Mr. T. K. Pater prosecuted ; Mr. Richard Ranh k which 'mount o
fended.
This was a very daring robbery, committed in thou, believed to be a
stredaylett.whneen Pma(mushe wastrMsurrwe.ClllwnakdedintyaM:gnuUmPret cmudend =toilets:2oo6,lM
(imagist whom were the prisoners), knocked down, sea; youl, sir, that fr
things torn from her. Her shawl was taken from hers feloations amour
she was left on the ground almost insensible, hes
ma picked
e, chsracterkiup by a polizmitan.as Mr. Peter
dasinPaterg
hhigavhiwngway-09:4161utt.
oalled the promiontrio. ' bliWaadhinf°rmedthe inatepopfrrewthh:
; The jury found them Guilty, altar hearing the ma 4 w.. took the ma
L up and an address from Mr. Harris ---aufisauss
soar
Mr. Payne—l see by the return I have Ware al% it will be admitt
i Putney has been in a reformatory for three years, malt
, been several times convicted. They seem to be nice ben admitting a robl
Mr. Pater—Young Jack Shepparda. bnagined. Nor a
Samuel Doble, 147 X, said that while Putney inks end clerk semen
reformatory he learnt the trade of a shoemaker, ands* two workmen in
have got a good living if he had thought fit. J Oen of dishonest
Mr. Payne sentenced Putney to be imprisoned sad big
P to hard labour for two years, and Bayes to 18 raosths.-" It was then s
duty was to ke
the firm's travel
I THE POLICE COURTS. toners by the t
to be handed c
2 (THIS DAY.) aimsl so-oallia
ittl Henry Hawley, whß:desc7reirTßYber .I:im.self an a steak jettn, IniPaßilledt i:darndtgl:nt6altbUinigrlyti
, was charged with being drunk and disorderly at the pge- -• to the fame ass
• cram Railway station, refusing to leave whoa deeirelteli distally attest
err so, and assaulting one of the porters. bobly novel bu
! Mr. Richardson, the chief platform inspector el tit use of them ale
r; Charing•eroes station, stated that between 12 adi six eases the fir
" this morning, the prisoner and another gentlemas wine
ir the platform smoking. He told them they must not lank of this having 1
4 there, and desired them to leave the station. They rekep Mr. John 7
to go, saying they would stay all night. He insisted Ike absent from I
', they should leave, and they then wanted to go es t Inthp tonmeation dui
same door at which they had entered. He told them Wei end this month
o• trance was closed, and they must go by the milldam ibe
or refused to do so, saying with a foul expression, thatitee accounts In ra,
er all nonsense. They spoke in a loud tone of voice. Big polioaconstabl
purred immediately under the windows of the Char** robbing me."
00 Hotel, and the offensive language might have be.. hey s. yes," and tl
et by the inmates, He, Mr. Richardson, sent fora }sins observed, "I I
constable to remove them.
' • Sir Thomas Henry—Are you not sworn in as sonde* Prisoner (set
n_) • Mr. Richardson—No, but I have communicated *With ON • promise o
" superintendent of my district with a view to my * Mr. Taylor-
sworn in as well as the inspectors at other stations. advance in his
Sir Thomas Henry—is there not • metropolitan mai* _he never eat
in.
, _ on duty at the station ?
I'• Mr. Richardson said there was a sergeant is pia Christopher
clothes during the day, but at night it wee used 6 110 Der in oast(
" call in a constable when required from the clod charge for ste
On the arrival of the policeman the prisoner and bikini ly. Prose
lO' ran away. The friend was pursued by the pollen/01i ieow ~ i
ari contrived to get away. The prisoner was pursued dl ''• '''' ''
nil overtaken by a porter whom he assaulted by staking tit , ? then replied,
on the head with his umbrella. more." Am
ore The prisoner with an air of indifference, said he sail drove to it."
„ friend had missed the last train. They stopped cc Mr. Singer
Pl 7 platform a little while, and " chaffed " the officer, "driven?"
was perfectly sober.
"I Sir Thomas Henry said the defendant's conduct wood Witness—'
,have
"13 • disgraceful, and ordered him to pay a fine of ill. g I should
Int imprisoned for one mouth. drove me alm
The fine was paid. Mr. Lewis-
of
M LRLBOROUGHS up TREET. . which, the allc
wh h, with I
noanemes AT TEI LONDON CRYSTAL PAWL conviction.
John M•Gratli, about 14 years of age, was clorPl Mr. Cooke
Mr. Knox with stealing from stalls in the Leeds@ Timm toe fin
the Palace, Orford street, a set of quartetts, the onoortunity c
Mrs. Maria Targett, a box of gun ceps, the property d "Ivrtioner_i
aof Ryan, and two silver pencil awn, the property d a legal adviser,
had Emily Overall. Mr. Cooks
user William Scherer, residing in Crest Portludatreelmg remand.
ter, that on the previous evening, while at the Londoe 01,41
it Prisoner w
;en. Palace, observing the prisoner behaving in a very agile ~
ear. manner, he watched him, and saw him go up to a add ,
PH
ably take a box off and put it into hi4pocket. He wide :,
be the prisoner, and asked him what he bad taken off amid .
agu, and be banded the box to him. He then took the pier ' isysasoon,
acme into the office, when he handed over some other axis lamas a
had and the constable of the plain then took him MO Wesbern, 121
Metrolitan
the station. Maim%po
Tab
the Mrs. Maria Hiokliog, widow, of 49, Marl of Canada; II
peep assistant to Miss Targett ; Blanche lAnrebnetr,moilitt Rheoish. 6
Charleastreet, Middlesex Hospital. assistant to Min Bps;ComPany. Il
and and Mir Emily Overall, identified the property pMrd- Iron Compel
. 14 1 746 11 1
the the latter person identifying the two silver pseud sera
not Richard Hove, countable of the London Orystal Pally Manonswe
at rather toe
rest said the pencil cases were picked up that morning sni dei.", loan,
nue, where the prisoner stood in the office yesterday emong. --Great gas
but Mr. Keox remanded the prisoner. Trunk at Ca
here THAMES. —Great Wes
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that • TOII4IVIIG WOMAN. Ilbedleld, as
lout. Maria Hannan, who has been in custody a week, at 101 18—Nev
at. in brought up on remand, charged with assaulting sad welt •-Btaveley C
.1/Lug ing Margaret Bow, who appeared in court with as *JO Mersey Max
years' Bond
Lbw bandage round her head. and Co., al 1
•'°'.' The parties are married women and were living is II BULIONOB
l',_„s° same house. They quarrelled, sod the prisoner Apes day as folios
,•`"•• provoked at something uttered by her adversary, timer t ham Flnanc
1 he earthenware plate at her head, and indeed Os, British and
t°r• wound. She fell and lost a large quantity it Mtnd4.—hand:
• She was taken to h the London Hospital, and has betook wasaan2u_lk
r Al