The Express.
London, England, 1857-11-05 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 5, Wit

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

MANSION -HOU BIL
Joseph Myers, • boy of about 12 years of age, weecharged
taws the Lord Mayor by • policeman, with picking •pw
timesn's pocket.
Tba °axe said that for • long time on the privies' ma-
kg be witched the prisoner, and saw him mks "spoked
MMus to
steal Rom the packets
ofi3 greomtrirp ble.=
iste custody and searched him, end found en his •
aid are.

gr. HI Buses, a stationer is Pbllpot-Istie, MenUfled
lb@ card ease la belonging to him, and said quit he lost it in
the vicinity of the Manaion-Hour last night, on his retina
Irons Guildhall.
MThtsw=erie astabtrlnne tersoYeneeen.d made
f:tlEtriar muost l.motb:
also that their son woo perfeedy incapable of com.
NOY, act of dishonesty. The bey, the father added,
get salaam livelihood sa a cigar manufacturer.
TM Lard Mayor said he was satisfied that the dames
alsesmont was correct—the beat proof of which was that tits
anwl.caso of the prosecutor wes found upon the politer.
His lordsildpssatenced the prisoner to 21 daye imprison-
mint, eft bard taboo:.

• III.:X•WAY APPRENT4Ci.
thus.. Lewis, a reipectahle-looking youth, who had been
hrenght km Mahe* on a warrant, wee charged with
hem the employment of the Mews. Moulton, 1
lta=ve peters to Lambeth, to whom he had been
heath ea without lawful excuse.
It from the testimony of Mr. John Moulton and
Mr. verweli, one of the clerks to the firm, that the mi..
goner was one of three apprentices who had el:wooded from
their employment In the math of July last, sod having
recently theminthed that they were at work at • pottery in
the *Vasty of Istlaharjhbezzrant had been obtained for
their or of the alms of the
COM ffiblirkl‘airikaled to ealaste It. That officer, how-
ever, bed may been mailed to apprehend the prisoner, the
other two nmearsys kiwis; *voila bh vigilance.
Dixon infornmd the magistrate that he had experienced
comiderthle altheialty in taking away hie prisoner from
11... Edinburg by the oppositha of a "lawyer" on the part
of the ste me thme et the primer, who actually in-
sisted on gi him in eastody hr daring to remove a sub-
ject out of On applying to the sheriff, however,
he received shut gentleman'. permission.
The reamer expremed his sorrow for his conduct, and
said that, if permitted, he would go bock and serve out his
time. _ . .. . . ..

It wzm urged, however, that the expense!' in lir' •• the
prisoner forward, end the inconvenience ezperienoed by hie
masters, were considerable, and that en example wee !s-
-quired to check the dispoitidon on the put of the other ap-
prentices to desert their employment.
The prisoner was committed to the House of Correction
for one month.

KAILLBOROUGE-STRIBT.
BUROLMIT In • 11•11•18TE164 CLERIC,

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Ciodk .y, who dee:sited himself ii a tarrirter's
clerk, melding at No. 19, Oarden-row, London-rue
brought before Mr. Bingham, charged with burg
entering the dwelling-boom of Yrs. lesbella Gibbs No.
Little Ityder-4met, Bt. Jannefa, and dealing therefrom a
quantity of Weer *be of the mien of 121.
Police-coastable 111 C stated that about a quarter-pest
Elie tbie morning he wee proceeding along Little Ryder-
street, and when he had got about ten yards from No. 2 he
heard a moist, am if some person was trying the lock of the
door. He at once turned back, and saw the pi:Wortsr let
himself out of No. 2, and run away in the
direetidn of Bennet street. He ran after him end
caught him in Bury-street, and collared him, and
said he wanted him to go beck with him to Ryder-treat.
The prisoner refused end desired to know what he wanted
with him, is he had only just come from Westminster.
Whams told him whit he wanted him for, when he denied
ever going into any hems at all. or coming out
of one. He then took him back to Ns. 2, ltyder-en
and knocked at the door. A woman opened the door, and
let him In, and in the passage, behind the door he found the
basket of piste producrd. On marching the prisoner a
latch-key and pocket-book were found upon him, and in the
area et No. 10, close by where he stopped him, a roll of wait
lager wee found. The prisoner was then conveyed to the
eletion-bease. _ . .

The prolecntar stated that ohs retired to net about Wi-
wi ahem lest night, at which time all wee este. At one
ackek • genedemm, one of her Wpm, name in and secured
Me Moe ear him. At Ire this morning .he was awoke by
a maim ad an looking up saw the beck of a man standing
nem a shot at deswalsoa 'Aka Mood the bearee of plate
prodsted. Pb. hantsdadteryasaup, end Os man rushed
oat al the room. and out al the frost Mee Into
the street. She followed me
itoi./ ea dm osuM, and raid
sat potion" A constable the primate and brought
him beck. Pb. was conikhat am meow she saw
hie face by the gas lamp one tle deer. The Whet con-
Weed 22 silver spoons, two salt cellars, two cream ewers,
I end ether snick* of the wane of 121.