The Express.
London, England, 1858-11-20 00:00:00

THE POLICE CO ÜBTS.

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Wißww chaefry—, ih;eapi;iment of Mean.
Tegg and Co., publishers, of Queen-street, Cheapide, who
bedlam remanded upon the charge of defrauding his master
of several sums of money, by altering grime in hie way-
book when entrusted with the delivery of parmls at the Great
Western Railway Company's office in King-street, Cheap-
'Ms, was brought before the Lord Mayor and Mr. Alderman
NUM, in petty Nellioll/.
The prisoner pleaded guilty, and begged for mercy on ao-
°mint of his wife and family.
Mr. Tegg said that the trends oomrnittad by the prisoner
would not bare been discovered had it not been for the vie-
linos of Mr. Winterburu, the clerk at the railway company's
The prisoner wee sentenced to three months' imprisonment
with hard labour. _ _

-:legelitisl744, Mary Smith, and Mee Bum, three
notorious and abandoned woman, were chimed with robbing
Mr. P. Asberes, 'a gardener, living at Chippesham, of,l
purse, containing Si. 10s.
Tha prosecutor said that upon arriving in town on the pre-
ceding day be proceeded to the Primrose publiethonse,to
Prbissretrest, where he sat down sad smoked bin pipe.
He bad not been long there before the prisoners entered, and
eitedhtm to stand something to think. He Mused to do so,
and "remedy as. of the prisoners, he could not say which,
put her hand in lie pocket and stole his puree, eaatafalar
Si. 10s. He was not sober at the time. He immediately told
Mr. Metcalf, jun., one of the proprietors of the home, be had
bean robbed. Mr. Metcalf struggled with the prisoners, and
attempted to Sop them, but they escaped. They were, bow-
ies., shortly afterwards ospewM.
A.lde•selt, jun., said the proseentor eatered the house
with a friend, the tomer being heat, the latter mobs., sad
tart he eassolgag to drink. The barmaid observing the
debar wee in, refused to waif him, and advised blot to
ge Uses . Hie Mend than wt tee house. Wham saw the
primer Lair, psi bar best Ms the proseentoes peek*, sad
Asked Ids pens He immehatelyme ran round teas Me
he kw bum. A
door, end observed
showar = to Smith, who pat it
and the prisoners, who
mergiedb Melee thimedves hone his held, is. down
Anybelley. KAM* the deeper ot sneering dm easy
slow, be allied the setielame of three palimony wise
the t=ets were apprehended in the beck pod at ame of
the _

M. Tilly, mutable 643, said he wised In erytebseding
thezisonars. He found It. Is. on Smith, bat se wet.
The M.denied ell knowledge of the voltheey.
61.Zyor told Mr. Metcalf that the bermedd bed
noted with great propriety in rehiring to suws the pees-
outer when he was drank. Hill lordship the. smaleacied the
=es to three months' imprimermat each with lord
John Hopkins, a ferocious looking fellow, 60 years old,
was charged with breaking his wife's leg with a pother.
T. Pease; constable 666, maid—Yesterday afternoon,
from Wormed= I received, I west to 81. Thosnmeis Hos-
pital, and saw the prisoner's wife, who had a broken leg.
BM at first said she broke if accidentally, and upon .6
saying
_that I did not believe her, she told me that the •
sonar had dose it with a poker. She also said that he
been In the habit of Mr for years.
The primer, who denied having need any violence to his
with, wee remanded.

John Wi"ism and Join liasoktiss, two fashionably-M.
lireididesims% who slated that they Nona the Watarloo-
m.L.,l at the bria behte Mr. Tyrwhin,
a velathle geld wabh from the person
adliZaßilsaloThder, the wids ol Yr. Janos Naidar,
sager the fallowing circometasess
It that the prosesatriz was aim De Beauvair:
waste, railer late In the Maracay whoa the
=liW asked her the way to the Ballotrarreed.
d him that les was going la the wow Memnon,
whoa the sew grimmer, who woe Olodbg PAW, mall lam
remark ; end Air she had told them the way mg was
shoat bomb& she besot a asap, and then patting heehaw!
Miff the dee INN her gold watah goes. She teak hold
alWilliene and mY, " Tan bed boy, you ham taloa no
wash," whin le indigamily asked boor what the
maid, and avid lair to lot go of him. Bath of
the odethers wire attired la 15... ceata, and William
having Woken away ham heir peep. then an off, and
mane width's men pansid diem, mid finding that they
wire followed the watch was thrown away. When the oil-
man wise raptured they at that Intended that they did set
low eooh ether, but at the statism Ibty obrifel for health-
nem. ltabselm d lib disidotith, he& hy
dressed nth and lone, ars now el hewed 051U111.84 sad
who ladles me dipped by snob paths istairthe the way
to any plans they should keep • sheep Issie-ent far ask
istabon sad their pokes.
The printers phoded guilty, and hoped that the mob-
bates wield doable the ors at oboe.
Mr. Tyrwidtt said he should do no sash thing. He should
sismalt pr boom for trial, but would ha bought
7 ea
iena Thursday nee, for the of the asps.
Hawkins—At what esesioas shell we be tried I'
Kr. Mold (the chid Med) hammed him that ft would he
the Kiddie": &alone

Hawkins—Oh, that la all right, then.
Mary Cisiteritad Stsary, aged 18, known by severel
aliases, was charged with conspenng, with soother not' in
custody, to obtain a quantity of ironmongery goods from Mr.
J. O. G. Humphreys, an ironmonger, of b, BoosSeld-tarrace,
Holloway-road.
Mr. John WakeMng appeared for the prosecution.
Is this case, it appeared that a man named Cartwright
had taken • shop mit door to the prosecutor, end having
opened it aa a eWaih,m'a, obtained some goods from the pro-
/6011SM Shortly afterwards the prisoner, who said he was
Cartwright's nephew, obtained some mon goods, sad within
a few days afterwards the shop was shot up, and the paths
decteraped. The promoter then ascertained that be, like
other tradesman, bed been defrauded, sad information having
been ten the polite, SerJeaat Harvey, 9 CI, someeded In
the prisoner, when he abated that ha was sot
&I-neph=l Cartwright.
Mr. Wailing stated that the prisoner vu one of • gang
who bad for some time peat been obtaining goods tome troller
IMO in all ports ef the metropolis. One MU of the gang,
thyme% the vigil of Sergeant Harvey, bad bum talus
to Bow-elreet, an ha might slate that SU mother of the
;Moamar, who wee swim remand, ought M have appured at
this west os Tkuraday week last as • chirp of having
nalewhil pone emion of some furniture, bat was prevented
from so Mai by being in the Hoses of Detendon. Ha
should mow ask for a remand.

The prri;coar, m flame, said he was sent for the article
by Cartwright, and that was all be bey of the matter.
Jas. Tjrwhitt said it was • ow far bather investiipition,
sad momaded the prisoner until Thursday next, but con-
seated to take responsible ball for his appearance on that
day.
The bail nob being forthcoming, the prisoner was
looked sp.
John Oartoortg* At, alias Sharp Harry, alias Tack Sharp,
a respeotably attired man, about thirty yang of age, described
on the ottargo-shast as an outliner, residing at 20, Dorset-
street, Peenneu-equare, was charged with • conspiracy to
denied Mr. Humphreys of a quantity of ironmongery.
Mr. John Webster! itlicr he the prosecutes's, and Mr.
Lewis, joiner, for the d
Yr. Waketing haring opened the case at sows length,

Mr. Humphrey', an ironware, of 6, Banelleid-Insane,
Islington, who mated that the prisoner came to reside next
door to him. and opened a haberdasher's shop 'both the be-
ginning of August last. When the prisoner ease to his
(witness...) shop be said be bad taken the premier nentdoor,
and was going to open It as a haberdartheee, sad he abeaM
want a her goods, and be would come in again and
select them. When he selected the goods, whisk tree aboutthe
14th of that month, be did not say anything pa/rimier ;
the goods he selected then were of the value of about 40e. sr
Ns. After that the man Stacey, Vries the primmer nand wee
his nephew sad hie shopmea obiatemd some more geode
.Oa the 21st dAvast the prisoner mans agate, and obtained
mots 'Akin, and whoa he (whams) took is the accsaat, he
told the primer be should be glad If he could settle It • the
prinnerseal that having psi 4 for the whole et Wsnit et
ha ,ha could am thee pay hiss. The zest day the
hiss 2L, end he hard thee the rheum
=sloped. He shrew& beard that no.. at the goods
la the shop, aad whisk wen Mina away by the primer, bad
been paid he
Mr. Imewlidetilead to ask witness msyquertiona, sad asked
far the dinelemel al the prisoner ea the ground that it wee a
matter Ice another caul, es it wits nee e 1 debt.
Mr. Welmellag mid there wen sewsiel ether seems sophist
the prisoner. Is ewe am; OM el • Mr. Osailese, hjewdist,
the primer pet the shames si ti=ao le gime es* sass
one wee dead, and what Mr. .id he hood the
Biomes be and was %does' to Ism*,
rings at said when meet me If Ihry=
he tamed the ship domed sad the paddle gone. The primmer
had she eiteiesa seen 900 L worth of Via ise Oastn,
Jan. sad Beek ad Lommine, City. He then ndled
della lowdra, a betides, el 241, Tslienkinswieart-
mod, •
eh mid timed, towns& th: Mil al Julys the priemar
=rags, With awl anittLuatiol asp Med sat se es
mid ides wbp be ream to
0111.10= Dm* Usk raMmoskasd.M.
pod doe be Mimi Mot its (witness) won s va 10
Aid Its ;iressei tee work well done, salt thst M
rg, nosaw he Me did the work, and had not re-
mho* wry kir ft.

Sergeant Harvey, 90, said that the prisoner had °liteal
the hones in Horst-street, Portman-square, entirely doe*
fate piNeoaa. It wee full of furniture, and elegantly atm
up. He had known the primer for 8008 Mil, me wee
aware that he had been indicted at the morons, bet had acquitted.
Mr. Lewis said there was no charge at present betas the
magistrate, sad if the parties wanted their mesa herd let
them the sheet in the near manner.
Mr. said he wee not surprised Mao many pee.
aces pewee, but the difficulty wee to fix the pi.
seam He hoped that publicity would be given to the are,
and that the pitseaer would be known. If credit was bot
given be did not know how trade could be carried on. The
primmer would now be discharged.
Tir prow, when be left, was spin taken into custody.
SOUTHWARK.
Hairy a unman in the employ of Mr. Taylor,
=1:14al was brought before Mr. emirs 91
. came of the Royal Society lire ea,
Premed= of thrift to Animals, charged with working
home in • totally unfit state.
Onset stated that about ten o'clock in the model be the
on duty with Rutherford, near the Bmearmilebsita
whoa
e saw the prow driving a horn ant lalarilli
ilia the Like MP Peroshies lie Mid
Mh eryrcell7week thro b that Ile it and amid ft. ft
wee la ends a digiembleooedWo that it mild bmdkr pee
on. leg bikes the ether. On removing the width be per
salved a mese eger wasti, with blood end ream adllemei
to the under pat al thessithe. Wham leek the Imirmm
into oustody, when he Awed him ifts, let let him p end sr
no more about it.

Mr. Combs told the Flom GS lie maim lid bee
Trey awl, by worldng a hommin iewha &gamble *h. lie
should oommlt him for two nalits.

The pri•onor's as ben alipped torn:toed kisi U would not mewl his men is prison. The born vie
=try von bad, but be did not Oink it would do it muck
her.. in eing it out.
Mr. Conn told him be moat know that a bona in oath a
wiserablo cowlicks was not fit to be worked. Would he
conent to ban it killed t

Ur. Taylor replied that he would, and Gard was &Wed
to see the hone slaughtered. After which the primate ins
diecharpd with a caution.

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