The Express.
London, England, 1861-04-30 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

MARYLEDONE.
Riche's! Doody, a well-known amociete of thieves, web
plaoed at the bar before Mr..Yasdley, charged with having
stoles property to the value of at least 1001. from the rate
dunes of the Marquis of Sligo, 14, Mane&ld-street. •
It appeared from the evithou of James Nodes, the
butler, that on Saturday evening, 20th inn, it wu dis-
covered that dunag the absence of the marquis, who loft
home at tea mat* to eight, and returned at half-pset,
the prosaism were entered by MOWS. of a faiN key. sod etc
• mauler to tee, when the housemaid west up W her
mastees.dressing•room. she found everything in disorder,
and according)) hastened down to give information there.
up* tio ban (the butler). who an *Menai to • the said
apartment anortaised that a gold watch, the fittings of a
thoesingesses, sect a great many other valuable articles,
• hod beenri
the unarm of the aryls, Who is omptain tif the
.* carried e/.
ase
was Ma
&ono tint on Sarney morning, In earth
qualm of some eornmehleation nod* to •
D, samenpuried by Sergeant White, is and Berprpt
Preakla, 20 E, repaired to the prisoner's lodging, 12,
Sonthrimptou-court, Tottenharn-court-road ; and on mak-
hp,aeasieh there they found trek ties, gloves, sad other
anisopt which • haadkerchief, with the mauve ne,
coma thereon. The prisoner alleged that he had worn
some of the au* for eight months, and that be boughs the
neek.ties ea the Sunday before.
The butler examined the articles produced, and mid he
bad so doubt that they were the property of the marquis.
Impeder Gibson seM he hid so doubt or being able to
bring forward can important evidence shortly.
The prisoner was remanded Il Mouthy next.
MaryBAerre, • ware* about 25 years of age, of dissipated
appoinnoe, with a email and aiokly baby in her arms; who
has bees formerly at this court for being drank and dis-
orderly, was thing* before Mr. Woolrych charged with
steal* dal miowing two anrereigns, the moneys of •
'labourer named Galata
The parties See in an Irish colony ended the " Onto.
yard," Mos Analsor-rud, Rosemary-Loa when merino
disturbances have often taken plass. On Saturday night
Galas* who bad he* quarrelling with his wife for • fort-
night, then hese itotheated, and his wife, onspesting
had tag bar thughter, • young girl. to asorh
bs
his took ham them two sovereigns, which
the nether kid her to take cue of. At ow clash "mi
Sunday seem* the prisoner, the him next door to the
Cialimurat aims iato their sad hang that ths4/12%
bad two MOTIWI4OI. MK "Show tha to me; dear."
was do*, and ale inumastely snaked them from the pal
and -.wallowed them one after the other. The first pupa
down her threat .
easily, but the mecca stook List. A jug of
water was procured, which she drank, but that did se• re-
lieve ber, arid she wee black in the faos ateiwirswit
cppo4 being suffocated. when the bystanders shook
her no the hack most vigorously, and the
posed into her amach. She had bees very ill war obis.
Mr. Woobreh inquired if the prisoner was intoxicated
whoa she swallowed the money.
Mrs. Oalavan—abe was lying tipsy is bed all the saw•
sem sod sight, ..d gut drunk sober sutra.
Tin rigour add sha had swallowed sovereigns she
was very sorry for it. and that ale would repay the mehey
' If the preaselitor would forgive her.
' Pabeenottetabie Kelly 13011, said that the prisoner wan
is a very low atata and it was only • fortnight since oho
gave bireh to the Mid her arms, and she came eel of
shoo the day bare the child wm been.
Mr. Wooirvelt was somewhat surprised that an emetic had
sot been given to the prisoner directly she swallowed the
gold. Be nmaded her until Thunder mat.

RIMOULAR moor:sr 0?
Qty Saturday afternoon, about two o'ploeb, one. of
Itta *AI ill the service of Loses. Amherst, the clolleftoes of
'the 011Jeity, west to His... Smith serd At isalt to
moon l mitotic* far 3001., whishpeivir&a
Thwith ti
eesof five sevp, he
SO ea intohhi vat
=6 OM Jewry. mairriamins, be elm
to espleisr, when he arrived there he found the envelope sad
its contents had vanished. He was at first under the int-
premien that he bad bees robbed, sea greet may each
robberies are beig soneesatly committed by peruse lskiag
about' banking-hoaxes for that purpose, and on env in-
formation to the polies he was informed that suit was most
probably the case, asti If so there was sot mock chance of
getting heck the mossy. The only coarse was at once to
advertise and take the other necessary steps. to give pub-
licity. This was done, and yesterday morning the police
wen informed that the whole of the money was in the
hands of Mr. Terry, the manager of the Unity Beak.
Inquiries were immediately made, and it turned out that
cm Saturday afternoon • lad in the service et a respect-
able Arm in Bucklersbury, while passing near the tilobe
Eire-offios, picked up the envelope with its content. all
safe. He immediately went to his master and informed
him of the eircumetance, and handed him the notes and
sold, amounting, as before stated, to SOU His employer
commended him for his honesty, and said that he would
pkee it in the hands of his banker ; and yesterday mora-
ss( be proceeded to the Unity Hank, and haa&l4 the
money over to Mr. Terry. That gentleman, whose atten-
tion in the course of his business had been attracted by the
advertisement, immediately ranuised the property as
that which had been advertised, and sent notice to Mr.
Aahurst of what had occurred, who proceeded to the
bank, and the money was handed to bun, and the re-
ward of 10/. which had been offered for its MOM, was
given to the boy for his honesty.

JVRIDICAL Socizyv.—The annual general Emit-
bag of the members of this society was last night held at
their rooms, St. Moutin's-place, Trafalgar-square. In the
absence of Mr. Collier, Q.C., M.P., occasioned by his par-
lianieetary duties, the chair was taken by Mr. Wilcock,
Q.C. who, in the course of a brief address, alluded is feel-
ing Q. 0.,
to the loss which the society had sustained in the
death of one of its most unmet founders--the bite Mr.
Lewis. Q.O. The office blares baring been appointed for
the ensuing year, and Mr. W. M. Best, one of the honorary
secretaries, in appreciation of his services to the society,
elected a vies-preardent, various suggestions were offered
with respect to popularising the society among the junior
inesebsre of the bar, who it was said have been frightened
away by the exc./bin= of the papers hitherto reed at the
society's meetings, sad it wee suggested that if the literary
contributions of the members were of an ephemeral cha-
racter, instead of being valuable additions to legal science,
they would promote an inereased activity and emulation
among the junior members, who then would not hesitate
to bring forward their views lest they might appear crude
by the side of those of more able jurist.. Mr. W. M. Beet
mentioned that the papers of the society were eagerly
sought after by German 'assts. The society was never in
• sounder state. Mr. J. N. Higgins stated also that the
society's proceedings were regularly quoted in
of theist...ai pub.
Beatifies Canada and Mamachusetta. The- loge
then terminated is the usual manner.

THZ MUTER IN ERZ BUILDING TRADER—The
remaining portion el the numerous English workmen who
have been employed by Mr. George Myers in building Baron
Rothschild's obAtean on the Seine, arrived in London, from
Paris, yesterday, by the South-Eastern Railway. A differ-
ence of opinion appeared to exist amongst the men as to
the propriety of resuming work on the hour system, which
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TRU RAILWAY BECURsION SZASON.—The various
✓ailway companies have announced the commencement of
the excursion season for Suoduy mat. The Brighton run
at the fare of 2s. 6d. to Brighton every Sunday and Mon-
day; the South Western, Groat Western, and Eastern
Counties at the same fares as lent season, while the South
Eastern, following the example of. the Brighton, so suc-
gs°er,hdliAll"tnigat. mre.u6Anhatervebrldury'reitlihmrt to Be.h rcalicl.,thitailmeradditio, Mar.
gate.
which they intend running • train every Monday to Rams-
pa, and Margate only, and back, for 3e. 6d. The fare to
all the other towns on the above lines will be et pro-
portionably low rates.
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