The Express.
London, England, 1868-02-13 00:00:00

M11131E11:41 ITII,

ClicK,tfc t.,ii the-Mi.:atm young woman,
who wore a had and ail•t swi..satape, n man sal
colour, were placed in the dock eliar:i .th .ng con-
cerned. with two Men not in ettathily, in rubinhg Mr.
Timms 31a1 eown, • gentlenem r ai.lwe at No. 6, Litattel-
tvr•ruad, Nadi/1...0W!, with tit:, nen
The poserutur ll," t en 'fondly nhai tt, brtween
12 and 1 o'clock, h was a alkitnt 'hang the Le ucatter-rnad,
when the female prisoner tesake to hint. t oats of .ertraarda
:Men Will cause Lp, luuckesl hi.a down, and c.tarat al Lira
into a place shut: huatats etc beater 1/111:L, 11011111 Huts.
dtttaune oil the road. While he woo down am has hack he
was struck several blows in the eyes and fees. and was
partly stunned. He felt hands in his pockets awl •
voltam at bia chain, which wan fastened to sate sold watch.
do called out, hit he could t of make meth laws, flow the
nd, anal he thought- a heed, up Ws face. After they
left him ho got ep, mid found his chain han,rng, down,
hut hie watch reniaihed its his porket n locket
Imam the chain, anal a gold eye_alass front Lis puehet. fits,
:043. wuney, mid other ploperty were all $11(e. Thu neat
ton -ling he fiatua.l the. lar l.a at the yette place. When
the tht, e Wets ratite tap, to laic beat t. eol",etion, h.r saaw
black men. was attacked so suddenly that he could
net swear to the aaale primner.
Thu female joll.'oner Chat sial.n! that alit, first saw the
peese,utor in the sy Ito/el, awl hen ler -to C.11.11u
outside with him. They went together into a d.. t k
alien the three earn folio*, d surd laseaaked hint .1. aen.
71e- pro,rottnr Was s;lteet.:nr.ctt by the mariatrate, when
ho stated that he sae the frugal, ptiaoner m the puhhe•
hams, where she al cou.ted him. lie loft, and sue followi
hint. Hu was tolinibly 'ohm. /14., Ilse wily a ,glass of
attic and some whikkv It,. would ani:ess that nee did
induce him to go to the place.
liispecae• C:,ariwoon. it the X divirhai, said that on
Tuenday menthe, at inui-past 10 o'clo. k, the presecutot
cause to the sta• and walla .moll of having been rol,leel
at 1 o'clock. From the description which he gav, of the
ntale pneener he apprehentieti lout, wets Ise et nrst etalee
that be was at Kensal.green at the lime. Ile aft,rwards
mad be wee at the Once, bet he did not lint hit bin ; that a
whit, boy knocked Lim down, anal us la, wan gerund up
lie (the prisoner) hi* him, '.tat iiu did not take the tinier.
John 6:611/.1010. Ileitis at the Rritaunis 'l..vere, Layne:r-
une', 1,61 ho was in the pehtic-huune, and 1.40 tie 1111-
'otters there. Ile also saw the ptonecutor enter aml speak
to the female. Witness fiat lett the puldic.lionse, and its
afterwards saw the prosecutor real tlb female comieg up
the road, walling area in arm. They wrist down a curling
at the side of the houses, follewinl by the male prisoner
and another man. He bier.' is PutfCe, mad the prosecutor
calling out " Police." The feuiale came miming up one
of tbo tarninga as soon as the invo nu down :t. He did
not ace her again. He found the prosecutor's eye glass and
guard un the next morning as he paved the Wee, 011
Ray to work. They were lying on the ground aeosratelv.
The prosecutor was the worse for liquor, but be could
wail:. Thu remain first went into the public-Louse with
the two men.
Sergeant HAIM proved appreherding the female eri-
loner, and stated that rho abs did not rcb the gentle-
man, heat she wee with him at the Railway Hotel. She
also said that while she was with the prosecutor alio saw
our man crawling on his hand. and knees, and than when
he reunited them he got up and 'truck hhn. She then ran
away. There were three 'non—" Darkie " woe oar but
she did not know them. She KM 021ns of themes sifter-
wards who went with him.
In answer to the sn4iat. at.,
Inspector Chariwood sato ne heel no grounds his suppos-
ing that the female had anything to do with the case.
Dlr. Ingham thought she might' he perfectly innocent.
He said it was tat dear to hire that there was any inten-
tion to rob—it may have born jrnloney for what lueibiew.
He discharged her, and remanded the male primate.
The prosecutor said be went to the polUmetation en-
tirely upon public grounds, his friends having wished him
to do ara, as there had lately been several 011101 a violence
ill the strissts. It we ou no ether groand,.im the ease did
not ationnd to his credit.