The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-30 00:00:00

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

NORTH WALES CIRCUI f.—BEAUXA MS, JULY 26.
The business of the amines for the county of Anglesey
commenced this day before Mr. Justice Talfourd. Titer@
were only three criminal uses and one cause for trial.
In the case of Assn Jane Brown end Dinah Jones, two
girls, and 19, who were detained in prison for want of bait,
the learned Judge inquired into the grounds on which bail
was demanded. The clerk to the magistrates, Mr. Jones,
replied that they had been riotous and disorderly, and as
such had been held to bail. The Judge, by further ques-
tions elicited the admission that there had been no legal
warrant for apprehension and no specific offence charged;
sad severely reprobated the practice u moot illegal, sad a
palpable breach of personal liberty. The learned J
spoke with determined end indignant zeal, and his rebuke
was most impressive.

THE POLICE COURTS.
MARLBOROUGH STREET.

CHARGE 07 13110PLIPTINO By "• LADY."—Ams Towior,
a well-dressed woman, rattans at No. 8, York street, Lam-
beth, was brought before lir. Bing' ham, charged with steal-
ioir firs black silk hasdkerabiefi value 21., the property
of 111r.Tbotaas Battery, draper sad silk mercer, 208, Regent
eased.

_Resort Stony, an assistant in the employ of the prose-
cutor, stated that on Saturday seaming about eight o'clock,
the prisoner came into his employer's shop, and asked if
they had any lambswool vests? Witnessreplied in the
negative, and, as it was raining very fast, he asked her to
take a mat, which she immediately neepted. As soon as
she sat down she Moulted whether they kept gentlemen's
cotton drawers, socks, and handkerchiefs. If they
did, she would make • purchase. Witness said
they soot all these articles, when she pined her
chair door to the counter, while he allowed her
the articles alto had named. After looking them over, she
purchased *Nepali of drawers and ail pair of socks, and
eke thou asked to look at the handkerchiefs. He pined
several pleas before her, and from the manner in which she
looked at them his suspicion were excited, and he removed
the goods foram from her. While doing so ha noticed her
shuffling about her dress, and he immediately mentioned the
eircant,tanoe to his employer, who directly went round to
where she was sitting, and taxed her with having some of
hie property about her which she had not purchased. She
expressed her surprise, Indignantly denied the imputation,
and said they were not aware of her great respectability.
Witness then threatened to send for a constable, when he
noticed her drop something on the floor, which he picked
up, and found the handkerchiefs produced, wrapped up in
smoreitaper. A constable was then sent for, and as prisoner
was von into custody.
• prisoner, who denied the chug*, was remanded till
Thum's,.

ROBSIRIIII IT A i.....vii;7111 CK•101 AGAINST
Two Pouolitax.—Mery Ands Rawlings, who ha. lived as
• lady's weld la several Galli. of distisollon, Jodi* Mortis,
36 B,
_sad Charley Marro', 171 B, who had hese remedied,
tke foetal* charged with stealhis two add minim
_piaster %
a valuable bomb. a spur teapot, sad other area
Gemini Ble Cold Balks% govereor of Chsissi
aad the two latter with haviag felealottely re 5121441.•
brooch, were brought up the Baal eamiestlee. These woes
°that 'bargee splint the female pima sad • mind
against Mania. ear Cella sad Leiy Pieta-
lulus sad Lady Dined, sad Wm yams of esailldea
lawristel Is Vie prosuallep Ines asessissialisi Ida was

MEMORIAL TO THE LATE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE.
—Yesterday a meeting of the secretaries of the various chin-
ties of London was held in Dial London Tavern, (or the pur-
pose of fixing upon a fitting mode of commemorating the
many acts of munificence of the Duke of Cambridge in sup-
port of the benevolent institutions of the metropolis. The
1t.,. D. Laing, Secretary to the °overmans' Benevolent In.
mitntion, was called to the chair. Mr. Leeks moved the
first resolution, which was expressive of the sorrow of the
meeting at his royal highness's lamented death, and lug.
gusted that the most fitting medium for erecting to his
memory a monument commensurate with his virtues, would
be through the united co-operation of the committees of the
metropolitan charities. A resolution was then proposed,
and alter addressee from several gentlemen in eulogy of the
deceased prince, was unanimously agreed to : That a
pablio meeting be commenced in furtherance of the precede
log resolution ; that the right honourable the Lord Mayor
be respectfully invited by a deputation to preside, and permit
the meeting to take plate in the Egyptian Dell ; and that a
committee be appodated to carry out the objects of the pee-
sent meeti ."—The meeting then separated.
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