The Express.
London, England, 1857-03-21 00:00:00

WORSHIP-STREET.

A r tar Dario, a a well dressed young ;ram, was charged
with having main a gold watch, two dd chains, and various
articles of jewellery, the property of Wag Eleanor Jowl, a
teacher of music, raiding in Adelphi-terreee, Old Ford-road.
The prosecutrix stated that while puma; along Cheeped&
on the nth of January last, she accidentally net the
prisoner with whom she had formerly been intimately
acclaim:id, at which time she weal in prosperoas circum-
stances. In the course of conversation, the primer, who ap-
pealed greatly dejected, informed her that BIM had met with
tone mil reverse*, which had deprived her of the means of
subsistence, and that she wee then In a state of absolute
destitution. Commiseniting her reduced condition, witness
invited her to her house, end promised to nee her bat exer-
tions for the purpose of introducing her to soma suitable em-
ployment, for which she venially expressed her solmowledgi,
menti". On the following Wednesday the prisoner called
anon her; and Idler entering fully into her affairs, they were
taking tea together, when witness was suddenly summoned
into another room to attend two ladies] who were waiting to
sere her on professional business. On her return in lam than
en hour, she was surprieed to find that the prisoner bad left,
end immediately afterwards discovered that two valuable
la pr rings which she bad hit on the mantelpiece had also
diapered. In consignees of a communication from bar
*errant, she then hastened up stairs, and found that her gold
watch and chain and ether costly orsamenta, which were
eats is her bedroom betas the arrival of the prisoner, had
elan been stolen.

Like Hooch, the servant, stated that while her mistress
was engaged with the two ladies referred to in the evidence,
eke had mansion to go out upon an emend, and on coming
back after a short absence, she met the prisoner descending
the stairs from the direction of tho upper rooms. The pri-
loner, who appeared Esther flurried, pawed her in the P
l
with the observation that aa her friend would probablat
occupied some time, she would return in half an hour, but
eke never again made her appearance.
Serpent Smith stated that after ameiderable diflicuhy be
succeeded in tracing the prisoner to an obscure Lodging to
Whitecbapel, where she was taken into custody. He bad
since ascertained that the stolen watch had been pledged b
a man at a pawnbroker's shop, in the same neighbourhood,
shortly after the robbery.
The prisoner, who exhibited extreme emotion, but offered
no observations, wee ordered to be remanded for a week.

Sarah Janarr, cook at a gentleman's house in Montpelier-
crescent, Brewton, was charged with attempting to commit
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er fellow-servant stated that on Wednesday afternoon
she am in the kitchen, when she saw the prisoner drink •
bottle of essence of titter almonds, used for Becoming
things. Prisoner became very ill, and her master on being
informed of the matter fetched a medical mut.

A policeman proved that when called in he found the
prisoner unable to speak. She wee conveyed lo the hospital,
where the stomach-pump wee used.
Mr. Poynter made some inquiries of prisoner's muter,
from which it appeared that she had been in his service two
year., end in that of a friend of his previously. Her conduct
was ordinarily very good, but if annoyed very much at any
circumstance she occasionally took to drinking.
Prisoner raid she was • Spaniard, and had no friends In
this country.
It having been stated by the constable that she had es-
mead her determination to destroy herself since she had
been in the hospital,
Mr. Poynter remanded her until it should be deteenrined
how to dispose of her.