The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-03 00:00:00

the hospital oomostest or willies to give a entileata of a
patina la the abases et the surges. &Moodie' kite. Oa
'alibis era Friday he meestaieed that the pose aefortonms
elm, led died about as hoar pm:ow, be (the ellen)
bevies/ bees told the day before that he was set is any
immediate duns. On cos comers the oiliest set betas
able to find miy of the parties c wanted wits the hospital
is a polities to pre him say taformaties se to hew the man
was seWsm es, es • last remorse determined to apply to
the IliedloOrat there he stet with she sum abets& to his
lagairies as helm., for so beadle was to be bead.
He (the Ale *leek) directed the eldensmee smoo-
ths t• them eiresmelesese, which appeared of
ante
est ef very pats weed es the pert of the Asses of that
establishment. This was set the Int time that the Ismisem
of this mart had bees rttarded la easeessesto of the is-
attesdea of tbe hospital antheritio, whoa mad es ler eer.
Oates Ia similar lama.
ttlieleßila Heater said he had seserally lose that hes.
pita to be exceedingly attentive to the reepainemmele of this
mum, sad very much repotted that any meepleist should
have beta aside spinet them in the mutat Me, as he sat-
addend from the ant that the poor mum would sit probably
sorvive the injuries he had rastaitted, aid M Min
deemed It advisable that the real state of Am pmefeat
be mostisised to know whether It walla bo assunry to
take his dopositiess while he had lib sad sfsemmth to
make them. He thought the sae's "MK ruder
it impossible to prove otherwise than fatal.
There Was ao party present from the bushel to give
any ssidsassioa, the matter droned, _
WORSHIP- BRET.

AN AWIWAOD Assts.—A pence named Walter was
ellargoi m sespisisn of having broken into the shop of •
elairmiet erd tilempkt, it Cusbridga. road, Bethnal green, and
pinmiskail k dproperty, • portion of which had been found
in the possumisi era beershop-kesper, named Date, who is
at present in onstody, remanded by the magistrate.
The fasts wore those :—About sit o'clock • few moraines
since, Day, a H. policsoonstable, passing the shop in question,
which a chemist and druggist bad lately vacated, leaving the
stock and flatness in the landlord's possession, found the
door p.rtly open, and on entering, discovered evident
traces of a removal of chemicals towards the bear-house
kept by Mr. Flak. Proceeding thither with the landlord,
they saw and questioned Flatt, who unlocked his coal-shed
door, and produced seven or eight bottles, • bag, itto.,
and they were proceeding to watch the house, when he
took from under his counter a pestle, and a mahogany phial
stand. The landlord, Mr. ions., Deserved that much more
proporty woo Wooing, upon which Flatt produced twenty
mon mice's bottles, and than stated that the things had
bens bswaght sad left at his place by two men, to whom he
W supplied three pots of beer. He we. then taken into
melody to Worship-street, and remanded. Toe person
esmed.Walker, now before the magistrate, had been given
iYls sustody by Mrs. Flatt, to whom her husband, since her
detention in prison, had declared Walker to be one of the
men who left the property with him, but she said she had
never seen the bottles or any other articles herself, and knew
nothing of the transaction.
Mr. Arnold told her he could not set upon her mere state-
ment of what her husband had said to her, aid the had
acted too hastily in giving the man into custody. There
was no evident)* whatever or ground for the detention of
Walker, whom he therefore ordered to be immediately dis-
charged.