The Express.
London, England, 1861-01-29 00:00:00

IN R 7 sirlitzt.t..

The bankrupt was • brick and tile maker of Surlingham,
Norfolk. This was the examinatioo tucetiug. The accounts,
prepared by News. foul and Turner, allow a lard am. out
of lability, upuaid. of 29,001 W., and saints of 6,500 f.,
ticaides property ',e1.l as security of 21,7431.
The bankrupt pa.se.l unopposed.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
(TIES DAY.)

OLD COURT.
(Before the Recorder.)
EU:s 1149twet was charged with misdemeanour, in
having unlawfully deserted her male
The primmer tiWiikst
Mr. Ribton, who Appeared on her behalf, said that
isle was a niarried woman, but was separate,' from her
husband, altieeigh IL weed that they neoweenally
visited each otle.r. The prisoner admitted having
left the ehihl in the doorway where it was found,
but he was instructed that there wan no reason to believe
that die hail the slightest intention that the chill should
come to any harm, as it was warmly clothed, and he was in-
formed that the priinioer watched until she saw the door
opened, awl the child taken into the house. The prisoner
was now very sorry for what had happened, and she would
undertake to provide for the child, and that nothing of the
sort should happen in future.
Mr. Lawrence, who appeared to prosecute on behalf of
the parish of Deptford, said that he believed the priaoner
hail taken preasutione to prevent the child from receiving
injury, and he was not instructed to preen the case against
her.

- - Mr. Ribtoo intimated that he could call a number of
ri,ipectable %ransom to speak to the character of the pri.
SOOI3T.

The Recorder ...lid be could not help regardieg the
offence ,4 the priaoner a a very aeriou* one, and he should
like to know aomething more about her before ho decided
what comae to take.

TSB POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

GUILDHALL
DIATINSMOM CAMIt or NAPILAUCUM BY DOYM.
Was. Marti,. Oro. Go m leriel, Proems Jar. Burton, and
illottlar Jain 'Cooper, four boys, the eldest of whom was
only 16 years of age, were charged before Alderman Phil-
lips with assaulting and casing the death of John Silver-
side, aged SI, a silversmith, of 4, Brown's-buildings, Clifton.
street, Finsbury.
Healy Bryant, a diminutive lad of Ito. said he was
proteies at the Three Colts, in London-wall, and saw all
the prisoners striking the deemed in front of the Albion
Hall, Loedon-wall, soon after which Martin picked up a
stone sad gave it to one of the other prisoners, and said,
"Take this, and cut hie bead open." The one that re.
°rived the done thiew It at the man : it struck him
as the head and he fell, spun which the prisoners all ran
. _ _

James Nairlis, a amain, said he saw a number Cl bop
appareetly fighting outside the Albion liall. He saw the
stone thrown, and the four bo” runaway. The man
saiVisad fell iminedi•tely the stems was thrown, and
rolys pissed hint Mt beini we exedaira, " What did
yes west to hit him au Imril fur r That was said, be
thought, try Cooper.
Yr. Qualls Dalryniplo, a bookseller, of 67 Great Qiteeo•
street, Lineelses-ann•fi,his, arid he was at the Albion Hall
es Monday evenin.:. and when he wee leaving he observed
some boys wanting u disturbance. Two boys were lighting,
and the dereamsl peso. agitated in consequence of his
son being attacked by the other boys. He remon-
strated with nee of the boys, and while talking with
Irfni he saw the d.reiised stagger and caught him as be was
falling. Whom. thought it was merely a fit, so laid him on
the retied and uubmtened his cravat and bathed his fare with
cold water. There was is little blood cm the mouth, bat
there was no animation in the deceased except • slight
convulsive movement, which proved to be the death
st74l/..•

mtephes Rilversicle, the son of the deovoecel, mid i.e
with his father on Monday evening at the Albion Hall, and
in coasegasswe of a wrest noise being made by a lot of boy.
imams op and down the panne, witness and his father
cautioned them and closed the ptea, but they were several
tirosy forced opea by the boys from without, upon which
wittier sad &named came wt to give them into custody.
Gabriel closed with witness, and they fall. When be
got up, Gabriel struck deceased in the menth and made it
bleed. His mother told him (witness) to go inside, and he
did, but when he came out again he saw his father leaning
on the arm of the but witness. Burton and Cooper he had
knows before, and they were there and very disorderly.
The Mime of sevens/ coostables was then taken, but
the feels elicited were .4 minor importance.
Marmon Phillips said it we. &mast serious matter for all
the and as the coroner's ioquest had nut yet been
ld he remand the case until Friday next, when he
would have the verdict of the coroner's jury and the evidence
at the who *Mewled the deceased.
to bail the prisoners was peremptorily re-
fused.
BOW4F/REET.
• or.SPILIATI TWIT. _
. .

A draw yoga( fellow, aunied Beery Carter, who de-
scribed hierelf as a hawker, and maid he lived over the
water, but deolionl to give may mere debate addren, was
domed with stealing • gold watch fisna • gentleman named
resiiieg at Sunderland, sad also with semealting
lamp Martin Strom& is attemptiag to maps from
custody.
It sprigs:al that as Saturday thereon Mr. Miller, who
in ie tows for • few days, was pal::
_the Strand
wire • body of volunteers mseedied . his atten-
tion we drawn to the voluetions the pushed spumebirs. He immedistely looked dose at his guard sad tow the
primmer thaw his watch from his satiation! pocket and
wreath it boa the guard. This was does with great
pm...rapity
and the prineeer had divcd in the crowd before the .
cater hed thee to seise bias. The primmer, after ilodgiel, him
weed fee memo tier, was at last taken and
gitastthe
eadedy to Pelham= l 117. On the way to the
Polies he reapedmope fans the constable, but was
pureed end stoppsd by • young man named Stronack •
osempeelber. Ho -waled Sireasch savagely, kicking him
ie • posellerly daagerome miner, and indicting severe
iajor/. elrestait lower,,, held him tight till the police.
sae sir imp nod man tea charge of him.
Mr. (Jerrie wild hominoid commit the prisoner for trial as
both
Mr. The arias will not take Pace for a fortnight
and ea Mr. Miller is sob in lowa for a few days it will mio
doubt be iossaveaiset for bins tocotne up spin as
I thought whop yes would deal with it Yea
have power to trig both ems very severely. *should
riche Wm to plead hers.
Mr. ceevie—l as afraid he is an old thief.

Mi. aTt
Mr. Corrie—Perbspe be would be if be wee reseeded.
is dal ts paw mead ese him. Weald it be very moos-
v le yes le eerie up, Mr. Miller? You will be
allowed yeer
Mr. lawiesLe a very low wale. Only secood•cbus
fora.

. 111 Mir-1 would owns It they only allowed thindclaeo

—Yr. Lewle—Well. air. if yea seat it to t►e Central
Criminal Court it would he tried in a few days.
fir. Mr mid this would be mati...onavenisese to ►is,
and the pellisskaaprostar led as
Yr. Carrie committed ►im to N.wpt. for Mal at the
Omen' Criminal Court, to the evident saliefeetice of the
risme& himself.

CLERK F/TWELL
DARDM NMDRAT RORRIRR AND BICTAL ARRAVLT.
♦ rough, powerfnile.built young fellow, who gave the
ran of Mithe•l Dors. r, and deseril el himself es &labourer,
was charged before Mr. Barker under the following eir-
eumeleneee.

Elisabeth Bayley, who appeared in the *knees box with
her head badly cut and be face much swollen, stated that
last night, as she was peening through Verulam-street,
Grav's•inn-rond, the prisoner and some of his companions
attacked her, knocked her down, and attempted to rob her.
Rae tries for assistance brought a female to her aid, but
the Omer did not &eat in hie violence, but again knocked
her down and cut her head.
Constable Hooker, 1Z 41, said that when he came up and
took the prisoner into custody he found complainant
surrounded with a number of boys, and the prisoner struck
her in his presence. The prisoner made use of very dis-
puting language, sad said be did not care what was done to

The privateer, in answer to the charge, raid he hit the com-
ket.
plainant, bosun, she mid he had put hie hand into her
poc
Mr. Barker said the assault was a eery bad one, and sen-
tenced the prisoner to three calendar menthe' imprisonment
with hard kabour in the Moose of Correction.
The prisoner. on being moored, raid, " Thank you, lam
glad it is so little."