The Express.
London, England, 1861-03-22 00:00:00

CONVICTIWI or A MOUS Mil-% LEI.

Wiltinet Norrmorl, IR, clearribed in the calendar an a
.nn, wan indicted for dealing a pony, the property of
. Lull Fletcher, a filly, the propeety of Thoma• Rea. a
wrapper, the property ot Juesph Alleo, and a pair
hre,che, and other article., the property of William
at Wandtarorth.
. . . .

hang Fletcher, a p..r labouring man, said that on the
.4 the :oth February he had a posy which he
. luv rei to turn out on the oven. On the Monday
ftllll4. the II th, he missed it, and on the following day
.as tracivl to the prisoner.
n..• son .4 the pnsecutor proved leaving the pony to
c in the grave.yard on Saturday night, the 9th of
—nary, and when ha went for it on Monday morning it
• . 40140.

I 'Mon, a greengrocer, of Larkhall.lane, Clapham,
. 4 that ,m Howley afternoon, the 11th February. the pri•
rr hrourtit the posy to him, and offered to sell it. He
.1 ,t it, And bargained for it, at the same time handing
• ...nor half a sovereig• as deposit, pmmising to pay
.• mmainder ors the following day. That same eve°-
, poise-rotatable sad the prosecutor came to his house,
I :lainied tit.• pony, which he instantly gave up.
r lice-enstahle II V said he took the prisoner into ens-
.lt after finding the pony. He saul that he did not steal
hot he chopped another pony away for it.
I, fideliCe the primmer said that such was the case, sod
:wasting it altervrards be .add it to Mr. Dunn.

The jari, aid a lid diadem' waraltalka, rodzsd a
Art of theiltp. The dad arm wiry ad gad into. and
.

The Chalemsil, Is inaria senamiek ebeerved that the
.e.ar was a elenth bone Neater, and put bia halide
Aaythleg that same in his war. There were former
~ iciest wheel him. and he should feel it his duty to
-creel him to low years' penal servitude.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

N.ULLBOROUGH-STREET.
.111,11 C Tar CISINI,It JI:t:GLIS AT THI ADELLIDZ °ALLEM

MID wasamen.

J•••• St Norf. • respects Tore, described m •
inver, red Cullwrine asi Swan Cerriyar, serneta, A,
•nava-ruw Wen, Pimlico, were charged with "tea* •
4441• gr of the vahre at U., the y cif Abort
irr•Hss, ,U it.se-court, Newington- and who exhibit@
art se a jaggier at be Ads Gallery mad Western%
New Hall. _

lire iii;strd Lewin, of Great Mariberoosh.ettart, err
to ml for the male peisooer.
heathen Cooper, eab,driver, badge 7,816, mid that as
the previous sight, while waiting at the Adelaide Gaiety
to Mr. Arr•Hre, whom be wee to the habit ei tisk* to the
AdeLoile Gallery every night and waiting for, the •
were pat iota his cab by the boardasast ;the ,
tab Owns to the b'afi Chastest, lakagor-
spiate. After returning to the ra.7, sad
mil ce dr. Aee comma out, he asked him he bad
&Lot bit something so the cab, and he said be bad. He this
toil him that it was pas, and that be bail taken some per
••h, to the Cafe Chastest. They then went there, and is
to going ioto the mein the male primmer denied all know-
ldge of it, or that he had ridden in the cab. The boy,
hoverer, who sold cigars at the café found the cottage
belated the male prisimer's legs. Mr. Arr Hee than came
sad the praisers were given into mietody. The waiter told
him that they led ben exhibiting it in the mom.
Dersl Lam. the boy engaged to sell e~'pn at the café,
peeved Mimi told that the box was behind the male pri.
sates imp, and to see that it was he dropped a poesy, arid
the. (mad the box, or oittage. The male prisoner took it
sp, sad eve it to one of the " nigger.," a gentleman named
BrZby ii whom it was given by Mr. Arr-et.
T-Higho is a moat intelligent Chinese, speaks
sod said that be was a Christian when
Mod by the magistrate before beteg sworn) said the '"t
Mark ems worth U. to anyone else, Ma lOC to hirn,waitM
roperty, sad used by him in his performances. He left it
m the Mb. and it was afterwards given to him at the Cafe
Chastised.

la Answer to Mr. Tyrwbitt,
Mr. Arr-Hee said be was a juggler by profession, but
rather an unfortunate one.

Pra-e, :116:%,;;;H:;male prisoner, when he took him,
'Mimi if he thought he would do such a thing. He found
the address be gave correct, mad that be bore a high ehis-
rat ter.

Mr. Lewis addrePed Mr. Tyrwbitt in a very able mums
be Mr. Stuart's behalf, statiag that be was a very=l-
.I.le inaa, arid hied formerly hoes a captain in the
ernes, het had now retired OW his property, and said that
the fact was, it had bees taken by awe of the females wham
Mr. Stuart had unfortunately fallen in with.
A wiitlemsa having spoken hircbly of Mr. Stuart'. cha-
racter, and use of the females having stated that she took
the bon, Mr. Tyrshitt discharged the females, but fined
Mr. Stuart 20s. for the unlawful possession.
Inc of the female, was theta charged with assaulting
Mr. Arras*, aid she was flood 20a. or • mouth.