The Express.
London, England, 1861-10-09 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIB DAY.)

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CUBA P TA ILIDIUN4:.
A 'anemias-looking old maa. tamed Mirka Parker,
ag..17.7 was clowned with stealing • vim from • marine-
Mem .14 r King.etsset. Mt. thise&
Thomas Jackson, the keeper of the shop. said he missed
the rice ia eamermensaa of his wife drawing his attention to
it. He went after the eeitrwse who had just passed the
shop, overtook him, and found the rice upon him. It was
Liken from • wail an the doer-pd. It was worth 4s, Gd.
Mr. Hoary inquired if the peieseer wee kbown
Jsekscia--31, "mhos," tells me she has often seen him
hanging about.
l'olinrcombible alfS A stated that he took the prisoner
int.. custody. It. said he took the rice from want of food.
He era. out known to the police. He said he bad had 50
emplovromit for three years.
loie peusimer—No regular employment. I plead guilty.
n. torsi hunger that I aid it. I had nothing at all to
..t reeterday. I never took auything before. They may
,re woes me pianos up and dome, but I never boob nay.
tisng.

Mr. Henry - What Cre you!
The primmer -I am a t•ilor, bat have sot bad say regular
en.ployrnset lately. I have trial to get a living by baying
old clothes sod mending them up to sell again. Hut some-
limy* 1 can't got a I..tomer, end then I am obliged to sell
then. at the abnpa, and thee give me hardly saytibing for
then.. an that I can't get a living at at.
Mr. Henry —I sholld think you could get employment as
jurneynme.
The primmer -They won't employ out men.
Mr. Henry —At reduced wages they probable wouhL
The primmer Wlty. what to they give! The last work
I h.! was for - - ;mentioning a yell-known 6rmj, sad
they gave me Ind. a pair for making truwsen, and oat of
tb.t I had to bad in, own trimmings, silk twist and a.
Noe hat consider, air. sftvr buying the trimmings oat of
hid.. bow inert hat. you got fur yourself. 1 cook' not get
• hying oat of it.
eh:mas
Mr. Henry—ran you refer to anyawe to give you a
ter!

The primmer—\o. The last place where I had lodging
the potpie have moved away long ago, and at the shops
when I reeked tio, Live to:Notice too by this time.
Mr. Henry Hoe old are you?
Tke premor— Fifty seven.
Mr. Henry—.tool 4m 1 you know • single person who will
we a good word for You! (The primmer shook hi. hid.)
I must be ren.meled WI we marten) your character.
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J,.Aa Slone, an artfol•looking mem fellow, apt who,
then. Pi tittle &alit, has sutured in police courts on former
41110 rm. charged with stealing au umbrella and fork
from the Mt. James. gliamprooras.
It appeared loom th 4 evidence of an &militant waiter.
(Meg, Alfred Jams, that po the previous night, while
mere' doers the stairs from the dialog moat, he saw the
lemma le the bask bar. and usoon as the prisoner saw
hen he ma awl of the i•lareo an umbrella and • spoon being
.4.wiaid is She prisons He wont after the prisoner, awl
"nee set up • ory of "stop thief" the prisoner was takes
Nmatedy.
primmer asims-olaroissil the witness, bat the only
.4 We dining sow i. to make thecae. clear against hint.
Month& SD C. in id hearts( a cry of " stop thief" he
camikt the prissawt, who was running, sad said he bad as
lb" OAS ha mia as
She
elm.
%weft Sail She *moss list it was clear he eu
Übili hi on wpm% mod committed him for
three maelhat bald

Mr. Kossaryl, the con.wrrative M. P. for New-
-I'l. is the We di Wight, wise • templet yesterday to the
foireeu Items glomagge, Nesrisert, at Gatcombe, about three
rum the