The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-17 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

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laws Pose:ter, compositor wee charged with havlog
deb. • Tweet; of typ_v, ps, and printing cards, 6b• pro-
piety of Ms emymer,/li. Tuns, a pest= in Water-ism
It awn= as =Mee= did the Weimer bed ben
la Snap= die gesseentsr_ fer ••
pad el ilmo mesas,
as =seem is the psis, sea cm maw •• •
=doe to Win ea Ramibey win slat 4.•=ete
the atoms= be eat= perminks to gs, gaging that he
bad to meet • gent/emgo,s about • sew eitomeles. Mr. Dillon
=lea to sa p him his itt; but almost
after he way told that the OMEN had stela
Isms end piper, upon which he meat with • pilesmem
sea tie who had given the haseim lea the
at Newington Hat= wading
prie the jser-
segmea to as Mixt bet to speak to the nter. bstesseregsdagaspresemitoremliboldleamenvent tosteade
as as, end spa seas that the pans!
ant gm Mt am prommetsr tam ihnsil=
tin Wham bah= thewamagma he llegr aisdasks. Tbe
ears swig door wee miel by Iln DO-
= be bah= with the type ad lit
, asd
dialed
that be bad any Itbe dome, although eWand Ilea be
• bad few "off-ale" d pate' which he bad Haag= It so
harm to take. Meg that a west is= the pan at the
back of the hones, Vie the saw obarvell that as
ground had been recently dog op et the lea a • aid, end
upon turning up the saseld, • packet of type, widglig lac
6a a., was found Lyle, • few inches below the mien Ile
laid he had plaosd it there a long while ago, but fat ppm
sod cord with which it Ins tied were quite dry, and he was
taken Seto castody, some sheets of per sad two pas of
paying cards Wog subsequently hued (in the house),
which, u well as the type, was limitified by the prosecutor
se his property.
An =tem was at lint roads to show that the type was
the prbssere ova property, bet ultimately he pleaded guilty,
end wee reseeded, in order to be deelt with summarily fa
pet 2 minas.
Thrum Ward, • well dressed young man, was
ebas7with stealing 61. bail* to his employe, Mr. W.
Vsoßcdtor, 62.
W. Storer —ThePr was • clerk in my services.
On the la May I gave imam clerk 3101., to bank notes,
to pay late my beaks= the messy carlatieg of • 1001.
note, four 501. Isola end • 101. seta. I =Laises my
book, in which then is = of Sal athat
the entry when the look wee to me was
31 , but it has Maw boa siker= by the balers' clerk, in
corequesoe at my calling lie amnion to le; the °ripe=
entry wee so doubt 3061, but it bed been very chtmdly
abler= to 3101. Os Saturday I discover= It, end told the
prises. be hod robbed mmas., and be sold be had not, bet
when I produced the tensor book and pointed to this
estry, be odd, " 1 admit I skin= that to deceive you ;
I sailed at • pub= lose as I went to the bank
to pt • glass of ale, end I weggese I dropped a 61. robe
I there." I told him that coal net be, because there was not •
U. sets among those =deb I had given him, but be said I
gave bins sae on the seas day le pi • beskruptcy stamp
en* =4 that ao ha bad lath= be paid hr the ,tamp with
• 101. amts. I told him I believed I had given him a 101.
WAS to pay for the bankruptcy *amp, and teat it was at
smacker time of the day. He had bad the money far stet
boa to Me poseearlas some boars before be sues mat hif fie
benbaspey map. I bane sot pit had time to trail NW
thei:7.6ermwish for a resa,l.
The who had nothing to say. via thee amended.
vied to the poor-box, Irons A. B. C. U.; for Miry
Ana Walsh, whom case was recanly reported, 8.6 e., U. D.
A. H. 6a., J. M. L. as. dd., end S. J. 2s. 6d.
GUILDHALL.

Sena &with, aimaiii years of eae, bat appe wing older,
and dameibingherseN sea prostitute without any home, was
charged with having In her peaboadon a largi
_quantitt
at
plate, the proceeds of a burglary oommitted Mem% Dole
sae Salteee, of 17, New Broad-street, on Friday eight butt
John Mark Bull, a City detective said-1 received
Information on Saturday morning that Meteor. Ball and
Setter's premiss had been robbed daring the night, and with
the assistance of Leonard (another deteetve tfilcar) gave
settee to varione gold and silver refiners, and during the
afternoon I reeelved a communication from Mr. Beyer (late
Sirrell and Boehm), of Barbican, sad on going to his dap
I found the priseeer there °demi a questfty of piste fee sale,
consisting of a silver inkstand, 3 giver sockets for mutat-
stick., • pair of silver anger tongs, 3 diver °Eddies, a Oyer
caddy spoon, end • diver month plate for mounting tee&
upon.
Si, Peter Laurie—What soccnet did she give of it f
Bull—Ste mid that she received the articles of plate pre-
deced from a gentleman dresed in black mid wearing a
moustache, whom she accidentally met in the wee', and Shoe
he gave her the plate, and pew:abed her a sovereign for sell-
Mg it
Mr. Beyer, Jan, said—The pewter mere to our shop ea
Saturday afternoon with the plate produced, and wanted he.
per ounce for it. I asked bee how she came by it, and ebe
said it wee bee ow. property.
Mr. Bell, of the firm of Bell and S,lter, surgeon deed*,
of 17, New Broad-street, said—About ail o'clock on Saturday
morning loot the hotkermid came up to my tome end in-
formed me that the house bad teen robbed during the
night, and on carefully examining the premises I
toned that the thieves appeared to have entered
by bawds' the Made of the adjoining house, by which
seam they got Into my atoieliet's room at the back of my
neighbour's hones 1 believe they came is that way, because
there wad a hasp of gold collected reedy to be tikes tarty on
hseieg. They then went down kilo • yard at the back of
my own home, and broke a window In the batter's
hem which piam they made their way to other partroligi
hews The whole of the plate produced le my crawly.
The inkstand and the caulked. k sockets were takes from
the dossing-room, the Weer caddies from the library, and
the month plate from a room at the back of nay conealtiag-
ram. I think the thieves mast have been dumbed, for in
the butler's pantry I found the two dime centiloal Lets which
bed been taken from the drawing-room, the mattes:any owe
far the eller caddies, and my nepheVedeak, which had been
Menem from the library broken open, end 501. in notes sad
gold stolen Pan It. There were also two silver demotic
*Made, which hod been takes from the oellaret•e, lett on the
Labia en the hall. I elm found a mattlketkk against the
dreamy in the pastry.
The prisoner was remanded.
BOW-STREET. _

hiarilla Bryant, a middle-aged married woman of respect-
able ameuence, war charged with forgiug en ceder for 10W.,
sad thereby defrauding the Bank of freedom.
The primmer woe brought up is the custody of Inspector
Which-v sad Servant Robinam, of the detective form sad
Mr. Mullane atten ied to proseento as solicAer to the Baskets'
Protection Society.
It was proved by Mr. G. R ebine, managing clerk et the
Cherieverose branch of the Bank of London. that a sum of
1001. wee deposited ore Interest in rho name of George Bryant,
in May 1067. In November het the pris am called at the
bank with the deposit-tut int in her poweerion, and repre-
senting harem( se the wife of George Bryant, gave notice of
the withdrawal of the amount. Sae Was told that the money
rood not be paid to bar nevi upon the written order of her
husband, and ahe days afterwards she r. turned with an
and purporting to be signed by her hueband. The money
was then paid to her, with the interest due upm it, making
altogether 1001. Her. Id. They subeequent4 heard from the
buten' that the order wee • krgety.
A latter in the prisoner's heed•writhig was pot he and
read. It woe addressed to her liteMeatt, end announced bet
intentke to lieu the country end never return to hire in
of kis illarestmene. She add. d, That she
Mons led tuba the money, which she comidered dee to her,
Ned dee bad not bad Amy reletence from any ase."
Whitebait feud her in the company of a man
me=ittalitil eet, in Charies-etreet, Knightsbridge, on Satur-
day Mat, sad, on hieing her into custody on the present
Merge, she said, " I did it myself ; this trout bad note to
de settle it."
Mt. Mathes said be did not propose to
go trill lase tee
eau itedey, lent to apply fora remand to a futtre day, Idea
be abseil hue touch evidence to aim.
Mr. Jardine remanded the prisoner for a week.
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

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AMU, Bath sad Thomas Await', sweeps, were charged
with stiniong slaves copper chimney festal. of the mhos of
201, the property rf the Eight Hon. Lord Cork, from thro
roof of his lordship's house, No. 1, Orsitoa-sti ea%
A wand &barge against ths primmer* was spolola of fir
stealing wpm pips from the raidrace of Sir WAIN
Codriogtos, m Psoltqlscro, sad a rosmad wee voted it
aisseqemey the primin<ts ban cesegued us las prima
amp.

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SOUTHWARK.
nista Any, eab drivir, No. 9e71, me dwell Oft

=ugh* the death of Mary Hall, aged 6d, by driving over
her.
Werner, polloacontable 222 M, said that between seven
and eight o'clock es Sunday morning he wee on duty near
the London-bridge Railway Terminus, when he saw Ow
primer rue down Duke-street totter* Tooley-street, 'Mk
his horse and cab. He was &Meg very carefully, about
Ix miles an hoer, end when leer the bottom of the hill.
paring James-areet, witness saw a man and an elderly
tamale creaming the read. The prisoner called oat to them,
and slackers= his pace, but by acme means or other the
vehicle pus= over the women, sad killed her. Wieser be-
lieved that she would bays escaped had it not been for the
man who was with her. He pulled her back, sad before the
pikes, weld pull ap, she was knocked down, sad the wheels
LMr hr. He coesidersd there wee no blame attached
Mr. Vvir, Ulm prisoner's employer, him an needle=
character for sobriety sad general
Mr. Conte theory= that then would be an inquest ea
the body of the deceased, thmsfore he should remand the
papaw until Wednesday, and accept his own recognises=
to spge ix.
LAMBETH.
laabeth Bevan, a dagle woman, about 37 years of am
was charged with =vim caned the death of her illagW
mete male child.
The prisoner, who resided at 16, Cassden-eqoare, Peck-
ham, was delivered of the child, which was a healthy OW, in
October, 1667. When *emerge= who attended her calW el
the folioed's/ day assisted that she bed made arrangemeets
for its bring *hence= et. About tee mouths afterwards she
stated that it was to the enentry. On the polies goiog to the
house a few days since the primmer said that the child only lived
four or fire minntee; that she fainted, and whet' she came
to herself the and was dead. She had not thought it worth
while to register the birth= death of so young a child. She
also said it wee buried in the back pods= but by whom it
had been buried the did not know. Thapdice, on seezehing
the_garden, bend the remains of the ohiM.
The prisoner, to answer to the charge, repeated the state-
meat the had made to the police, and added that the thought
she might have lain upon the child.
Mr. Denoy, the eurgeon who attended her, dated that the
prisoner had Informed him that her &See husband was the
father of the child.—Re mended.