The Express.
London, England, 1868-09-28 00:00:00

POAACE COURTS.-(TllIS DAY.)

MANSIIIN-HOITSE.
lOUS 331170011 NU.
•• • I'r hr,, chief t iiginoer on board the St. (MirTti
,ntAttit ; velr, watuan; and rotolelll Thonleo
.1: tiremnik on board the salmi vemol.
tiought Lefore S.r Robert Carden thin morning ou a
orge of mungol nr. . . .

Aticr the iriso.n,rs had shown their store. to Mr.
".rotor. a Cum, m-house officer, a soarch was made, and
upwards of 19Ibs. 01 Cavendish tobacco and cigars were
found in the ingitieets' cabin and the stokehole, which the
prisoners admitted to belong to them. The portion belong-
•.g to 'lamps, n was sewn round the body of one of his
‘,irts. PO that it would not be noticed when the shirt was
t on.
(he prisoners said the tobacco was for their own use.
s.r lb.bert Car.'en tined Bruit AI., or one month ; Larsen
. fourteen days: Thomas, 21., or one month; and
,-a n. 21. 10s., or one month.
GUILDHALL.
AssArrr oir • WITNESS AT TUE OLD BAILEY.
&wpm'', who said be had no home. was placed
•! c bar beice Alderman James Clarke Lawrence,
with assaulting William Powell, of Chiswick.
assault wns committed upon the complainant in
•,e nee of his having appeared as a witness against a
cr

ndsnt less fined 2N., or even dips' imprison.

CLERKENWELL.
inFanAct:FrL CONDUCT.
• eo. j. l'atc tr. a printer, of S. St. John-Areet-
tterkenwell ; loser hre . a ease maker, of 11,
met. Cl..rt enwell Laterarier Frame... engraver,
lot te-te!l a, e, Islington: Sviwiers.
I. Whisk in--t:eet. Cletkenwel: and William
. bras fini,her. of 20.. Coburg-street, Clerkenwell,

zed Leforc Mr. C•wike with ile‘orderly conduct
• the f,..‘t is tengers 1111 the Upper-Greet.

- nr,• time pest the inhabitants of 1-pper-street and
..I,,lrrig ne4.:ll.3,.rhuxel have been much annoyed
• of cot ng :ads and girls parading the street
• m.nuinst all respectable persons that
• s. Tie 1 el:ee were complained to. and Mr.
• r •Lt Mott took such steps that the evil was very
• ' eked : but vi eterilay the disorderly conduct was
.• ~ arid the defendants ware apprehended.
• i eatio7, the evidence.
Ise sa'd the con-*.uct of the defendants was very
and he remanded them to the cells that he
.er what should be done with them.
MARBOROUGH-STREET.
finr:DEET BY A GENTLEXAN'S sent/ T.
rs. of Horsham, Sussex. wax charge.) before
•.:wh:tt with rtcalifig, in 1866, three silver-mounted
.. I.cr f tnuObox,s. of the value of 301.. the property
' • 'I Lomas Fra,-er. of the Conservative Club.
'• • Froggatt appeared for the prisoner.
•-eonstable Charles Butcher apprehended the psi-
- who said that he remembered gonig, to the club and
g sway s. .me pares Is left there by Mr. Fraser, but
I.- utd not knew that there were any hoofs in them.
• • Wm. Thomas Fraser, of No. 2, Great George-
t. Westminster. raid the prisoner was formerly his
• vim. In Ar:e,,-t, 18•I6. he left for Scotland. and the
at that tir. • had been left at a silversmith's in Bond-
er t, with i:.•::••.etions that they were to be sent to the
üb. The i r.er had instruction from him to take the
owe:- frouu sl.o club and to take them to him (Mr.
:aserr art S t'und. but he did not do so.
; lei: his service about two months
•.r he wkle.• to Scotland, and he never saw him
n He (Mr. Fraser) returned from Scotland last
• :mil a .rta:nel from the silversmith that he bad
"... -ohs to the club as directed. The prisoner had
• nussion to deal with the hoofs in any way.
stswer te Mr. Froggatt, the prosecutor said that
!• •;n.q the prisoner to bring the hoofs to him in
ui : e directed him not to come. but he did not give
u,rectirris about the parcel.
...suer was remanded.
GREENWICH.
1:1117..NTION OP A O)liPeE POE Itt.,rr.
Mr. Patte-on taking his seat on the bench, a poor
• •: rilly &oily affected. made application for
..• 'lit the frillowmg circumstances:
s• plicaut said that her husband had left home fur
• . ini to seek work. At the time of leaving they
•: 4 room in the house of Mrs. Billups, a midwife,
.• .r, Evelyn-street, Deptford. On Tuesday
seven months old, died, arid the
been coffined. The goods she had
r r•-cm had been sold to a person
:••wid her the nee of the same until her
. ceol repay the money advanced ; and,
teed Ws. rent, and her landlady (Mrs.
el threatened to di -train upon the
f furniture. on Friday last she removed
• -other Louise. On seeking to have
:• u hearse being at the door for the
• r was fastened, although the under-
he could see the woman through the
•,:phearit had applied to the relieving otfizer,
rt.:fu:e.l to allow the corpse to be re-
,
rte ; prsl forward and said that, knowing
• -he hail allowed her the u-c of a room in
, :h. n', Mug Mrs. Billups came to her hou-e
.• a .:cad I ads in the house made no difference
•t >Lu into tided to go oat and up
• • : wo•Al take eyes the corp2o wa- not re-
... fl pli• ant 1..c1 kit good- a the value of 20s.
". (I,jectttl. Inspector in to inform the
. • ups that there we:. nu legal pretense for Ile-
.