The Express.
London, England, 1861-03-15 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

CLERKENWELL.
ll'Ki IT.
aged 25, described as a cabinet-maker,
Lice.lat the bur before Mr. Barker, charged with being
reed with others in committing a burglary on the pro-
of Mr. John Drew, a general salesman, carrying on
.1 at 9, Exmouth-street, tierkenwell, and stealing
o bootee's' other property of the value of 701.
onhng to the evidence ..f the complaisant it appeared
oa the eight of the nth of March or the morning
iith his shop was entered, and 27 pairs of boots,
or. of drew leggings, sod other property, was
• Information was given to the police, but nothing
be ascertained as to how the robbery had been
4, soil all that the complainant could state about the
r was that he found the shop door open. The pri•
sad his wife reside in the upper part of the prose.
* house, and the prosecutor said he saw the prisoner's
rearing • pair of hoots which he could swear were in
oe the eight of the robbery. When the prisoner
home from his work he was given into the custody of
mailable Tamer, 157 G, when be at once said that
nothing of the matter.
Wakelang submitted that no case was made out against
roomer. and that be was entitled to his discharge.
if the boots were the produce of the robbery, still the
the wife wearing them would not constitute a charge
it the prisoner.
Barker said there was sot auficisset evidence against
O3Of to keep him in custody, and he would therefore
:barged.

WANDSWORTH.
niernmeimi 1011111 IT IT • lIIVANT.
martiy.ilmemil voting girl named Wire Mamma. not
than 17 years ciao, was placed in the dock, charged
Ailing her meter, hlr. F.. L Hawkins, a gentleman,
ag at No. 2, Hataresa-rise.
i•paared from the evideece that on the evening of the
f laet month the prosecutor discovered that a drawer
helmet had been broken open, sad lOC 10s. in gold
d off. He thee made some Minutes? cad found that
mom, who had not given any notice of her inten•
to leave, had abecooded. He communicated
the police, but they were nimble to time the
ire. However, about elem. o'clock on the previous
she MA up to policrenoetable Toile*, of the L divi-
while on duty in Xennizigtoo.lane, and mid she wished
IP WOWS in akar for robbing her mauler. She mid
she had bees induced to commit the robbery by a
Jare with whom do had been keeping eompsuy.
un staled that she had been formerly committed for
iv, awl she was usinced to commit it by the same
lzau. She stoutly refused to tell whore the young
primer wee remanded.

orizirencs.
13•TVIRTZLIIII0 AND sortimen CIIILDATIALOIO.
wp Josue, • masa Meet 40 yews ef age, and IM
=lief,•=gese charged beton Itr.l
• sum of 7s. 6d. from Mamma
IT, endow of Salim her fortune.
• good-lo Mimi yams wee, mid
Il• make at Parlidedge, Sydeanun, and ee tho
eftennen, the primer sumo to the homed bar
w and Wend same mill far sole. She MilllNlS•di
primer hem the and hold her acne
omoled, when the primmer Mood seem time
been her to some to her. Rho thee mat
M deer, sad the prisoser naked whether oho
id to hew her tortoise told. After some pereseeks
molested, and the prisms, harieg mattered some
s die sot Wry,
asked her to bring some
,y to arm the phis at her hind with. She Molt tram
odd • tiweisseny.piese end • piney, Mom the pat-
' &Med her it she had ad ph • einem*, ce some
r aver. She reply that she had sot got • six.
I, be produced three Mil which the
told her to pow morose the paha her bead, and
• same time to wish. Rho did es, sad the primer
ig halm the helfclowse is her own harm oemmoneid
hr fats.., and then returned her the halleireme
ace moos her load with, mid aloe le wiek a mooed
This she did, and the prisoner thee took the
mamas, may nig it was she should
pommies of them for half an hoer, or
she the prone_ atm) hod wished for meld sot
Miry. Rho declined lodise the phones have
nosey for the kalf.boer, epee which the prisoner add
aeosmory she should have It for a quarter dm bast
n emotes, sad then hastened away with the memey.
immediately west into the street, but could sot see
hilig el the primmer. A child, however, being near, ad
og • beam with amis.: osta to those °trend
he prisoner for sole, she inquired of the child, •
whether she bad mem • dmiclookieg women per her.
rbiki panted to the house of her (promenade's) mister,
said tied the wears, who was her mother, was them
seeing the poisoner, bept the child with her, thialung
if the primmer wee the mother. she would
for her. At this meneent die sow • constable,
ha vier told hiss whet had Gemmed, he idrieed her
i- the tend sod keep it in than kinallea for a time, and
• there the child told her that she bed a sister travel-
dont with the primer, and that the afterwards their
ets' hems to p with her. Ilibortly the
bible sauteed with the prisoner sad a girl older than
child, who mid she was her elder, but on the elder
I Wee imbed whether the youger cloud was her sister,
rains thet she wee.
4iesisseetsble 421 It said he took the Wilmer Into
el/, she travelling about with • horse awl van. On
M the prima* she pre the lame of Jones, and her
C'enableidge, Peckham. This address be had found
rorreet, but the children bad stated their maw to be

Trail! inquired of the constable whether he could now
the children.
~,...ristable replied in the affirmative.
Train sail the charge. as entered in the patios-
t, was on. of vagrancy Jgainet the prisoner, but the
detailed io evidence mode it one of laming,
I similes the pruewcutria's rooncy. It appeared
however, from the statement of the younger
1. that both she and her meter had been inmijilled fro=
tomes, and if this was the cam he (Mr. ThlW wee
us that they should both be restored to &sir 'manta
""old pot. thereforo, then dell with the are, bet
omen.' the prisoueroso as to seable the wassary
,nos to be made.
uc {widow wss then removed.

yawn' Barr Rana—A trifling change
the anginal reeking has hese made in the Cambridge
Nr. W. H. Tarlt.a, of St. John's, to rowing No. 3.
c..”.atry of Trinity Hell. 3. and 31r. Calling; of
"..Y. 6. The crew are to take their lan row oa the
t.. marrow, and thee immediately reieir to Heim/.
If wag fireacairrina Ctrs. —We are antbo-
t•• elate that the Alford awl Cambridge crews have
the invitation of the club to dinner on the day of
hatch at Putney.