The Express.
London, England, 1867-11-18 00:00:00

LAMBETH.

Cathe►ine Ana was charged with stealing
wearing app.irel and jewellery from her master, Mr. Hold-
way, of Lorrimore-road, Newington. She was left in
charge of the house, •nd on her master's return a quan-
tity of wearing apparel and jewellery, value 121., was
missed, end the prisoner had left the house with the street
door open. She was given into custody by a young man
with whom she had formerly kept company, and who dia.
covered that she had committed the robbery. She now
pleaded guilty.
Sentence, six months' hard labour.
Margaret Boyd was charged with stealing 10f. from Mr.
Johnson, a gentleman with whom she had formerly lived
as servant, and also with stealing money and other articles
from Mr. Auer, in whose employ she now was. The rob-
beries were admitted

Sentence, six months' herd labour.
THAMFS.

Thomas Fife, chief otheer of the General Steam Navi-
gation Company's ship Belgium, was charged with
smuggling Minx of foreign manufactured tobacco and
cigars. The case had been adjourned for counsel's opinion
as to the power of the magistrate to mitigate the penalty,
which was in this case 1001. The law officers of the crown
were of opinion that the fine could not be mitigated, but
Mr. Paget was of a different opinion, and fined the de-
fendant 10/. only. He stated, however, that the defendant
bad been guilty of a most serious offence, and bad set a
very bad example to the rest of the crew.

THE FENIAN CONVICT% AT MANCHESTER.—Yes-
terday morning • large public meeting of working men
was held on Clerkenwell-green, to adopt measures for pro.
curing, if possible, a commutation of the sentence of death
passed upon the four Fenian convicts at Manchester, sad
who are ordered for execution on Saturday next. Mr.
Glegg took the chair at 11 o'clock, at which time about
2,000 pervious were assembled, the number being aug-
mented during the proceedings to about 3,000. The
Chairman said the meeting had been called by • number
of working men resident in Finsbury and Clerkenwell,who,
though not approving of the manner in which the Fenian.
sought the regeneration of their country, thought
that they had been goaded into rebellion by the misgovern.
ment of Ireland, and were in every way deserving of the
sympathy of Englishmen. Mr. Finden moved a resolution
declaring that the four men now lying under sentence of
death at Manchester ought to be treated as political and
not as ordinary criminals, and that in the opinion of the
meeting capital punishment in their case ought not to
be carried into effect. Mr. Bredlaugh seconded the repo-
Con, which was unanimously carried. Mr. James Murray
moved the adoption of a memorial to the Home Secretary
praying for a commutation of the sentence, and in the
event of • refusal empowering the committee to make
a direct appeal to her bUjesty to interfere on the side of
mercy, which was seconded by Dlr. Richardson and agreed to.

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