The Express.
London, England, 1857-04-18 00:00:00

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

William Bates wee charged with keeping an *Noe for
=hem nos% at No. I, Queen's Ned-court, Wind-
Pew ether proem, &kw Collis., lota Fagg, Edwin(
the
Wigs,been mg ha* &Mk were charged with being found Is
ebbed itedil

—Abe •;;Yinaurit gm Mr. Hawkins, who append Ar
the thilmann
Mr. litamea WM open amimegint all the thinelaude
extort DEW, the elm. whet erns mainly rested ea the
teensy of Pnoe-esantW Porn, A WA who Mend the
pine isanclotbse en a hal saw a bet roan and mew
Pa to witeL=stre peewee who mods ths bet a ord.
Mr. Wat the evidence did an brim
km the Is the handout, and that the bet et •
=S bme aces -if it molly was made—was um
W the asp in which the treamelkin took
are e bean, in.
lb. Dinehent sea hi to his mind the evidence that the
tans
suet sherbet's WI% beta beramg edge. was over-
. Be amid eel yea halemint to pay the re-
demi ins a M., es le ispenenel An tins minethe
Yr. Hawkins mid seam et appeal wean amn.
Mr. Hawkins Maw sitswertle snaked the spina,

and intirested the readiness of La client to give up Cho
belting business,
Mr. Bingham mike'd the line to 20f.

Ketch, Potairsoi:,; bo;71;;Ur ll;Zars of age, Willwin
Arrher, 13, and Feederke CAsettern, 17, Were IsrungLi up
on remand, the former charged with stealing npwai de of
belonging to his mother, Huth Patterson, a pour medic-
woman, living in licr's.plaee, Hammersmith, and the two
latter with being concirued in the robbery.
The husbimil of tho proseentrix left Lie wifc soma time
ago end emigre' tul to Sydney. Her means 1 livelihood was
needlework, and the hod been struggling hard ter a consi-
derable time to save autticient money to send her Low to hie
father, sr she on unable to do anything with him. •He had
been in a situation end was discharged in conspoenee of
dishonesty. Patterson knew where the money wit kept. Ou
Wednesday morning nue% Loa the prusteutriz took her boy
out with her, and about 12 o'clock in the day. they a:pawed
in Kensington (lenient, ea the prisoner wiAa to return
home. and the mother went away upon buitiorns. 'I be pri-
soner watt admitted into the house by it Wetter, and atter
stopping. abort time he again went out. The mother returned
home at seven o't lock in the evening and found her drawers
ransacked of all her money, viz., tight sovereigns,
a half sovereign, and os. in silver. Ha did not
return home all night, but the neat day Lc was
discovered by police-constable Mennen in Itoso-and
I Crown-eller, outside the house in which the prisoner
Amber livid. Patterson wee dressed in a new mat of
li clothes, and he handed the officer 31. 10s., which wee all
that remained of the stolen money. When Mansell was seen
entering neve end Crown-alley, the dottrel' Archer's house
wee lucked, and before he oould enter he was obliged to get
through the window, and he then saw both theother riconcro
coming down stairs. They were alto dressed in now clothes,
sad Chambers told him that he had been to Loudon all night
with Patterson.

iTtaiu7Dii-iio; banded a list of items to the magistrate,
and the nature of them caused considerable nuirrimemt. The
following Is a dopy:_" Account of monies spent by Francis
Patterson. One pair of boots for Chambers, 9n. lid. ; one
pair of stockings for Cinnabars, ed. ; three nheepe• tongues
and three loaves, 7td. • aix meat pies, Gd. ; peppermints, 3d.;
omnibus fare for thine from liononeramitb to London,
la Id. • nuts and oranges, 2a. ; aix gleans of ice, fdl. ; tea
for three, 2s. ; cleaning three pain of boot!, 3d. ; three
of new trousern, 14s. ; three new coats, two caps, anti one
waistcoat. U. 150. ; one new cap for Archer, tab ; four
oranges, 24 ; a pint of ale and cheroot for Chambers, 44. ;
for the three to the play, 3s. • ginger beer, 44. ; one linr a
tart, and two cakes, 6d. ; bend and beef, 94. ; rum, ed. ;
veal, ed. ; ginger beer, kl. ; given to Chamber!, le. ; given
to Archer, 24. • given to a woman they knew. ; meat
pies for the three, ; cab fare from London to Kensington,
2.. ; lemonade, 6d. ; cigars and drink fur the three and cab-
man. la. Gi. ; cab fare back from Kensington to London,
2e. 7d. ; brandy for the cabman, Gd. ; one quart of beer,
4d. ; given to a woman begging in the street, Id. ; pigs' feet
for the three, &I. ; cab fare in London, 344 • a bed for the
three, In. ; drink, ed. ; cutfee and bread, 91d. ; one pound
of figs, ln. ; omnibus fare for the three, In. ed. ; two crabs,
2s. Gd. ; Sob for breakfast, ed. ; omnibus fare for the three,
Is. Gd. ; bread, 4d, ; rum, 6d. Found upon Patterron when
taken into custody, 3/. 10.. 6d. Total accounted for,
St. Se. 10d. Amount of money stolen, 8/. 12s. Gd.
Mr. Davman said he should discharge Archer and Cham-
bers, but he thought their conduct had been extremely bad,
and be should caution them how they behaved in future. Ito
Ina afraid Paterson was radically bad, and be sentenced him
to be imprieened for three months.
The new clothen found upon Archer and Chambers were
ordered to be given to the pronteutrix.