The Express.
London, England, 1861-01-22 00:00:00

MARYLEBONE

Two women, who pee the names of Brennan anl Keefe,
the former dressed u a *errant, and the latter looking ra-
ther deplorable, with • puny child in her arms, were charged
aa follows: _ _ _

It appeared from the evidence that the prisoner Brennan
went into the dairy of Mr. Wilford, Warwick-place, St.
John's-wood, and said she had come from Mr. Delta, of
13, Hamilton-tomes, iu whose service she said she was,
saying that she wanted some butter and eitp. She pre-
sented is piece of paper on which was written, . Will you
please to send a pound of salt butter and sixpenny worth of
ego, and put them to my account. —J. Delta." She
was allowed to take the articles away without payment,
but suspicion being aroused, she was followed and watched,
when she was observed to join Keefe. They went
into a public-house. where Brennan banded over the butter
and eggs to the other prisoner, who placed them in her
apron. Brennan then took a book out of her pocket, and
after writing something on one of the leaved tore it out.
They both left, and Brennan went into • butcher's shop,
whilst the other waited at a distance. Brennan, after pre-
senting the paper on which she seemed to write, emerged
from the shop with a piece of meat, and before she could
join Keefe she was apprehended, and the other prisoner

lir. Beta's housemaid attended, and rid the prisoner@
had no authority to obtain the goods in her master's name.
She remembered Brennan calling on her about eight months
ago, and representing herself as • nurse from the hospital,
discharged throu,,;h ill-health, and in consequence of her re-
presentations witnees and her fellow-servant were very kind
to her.

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The constable who bad charge of the cane said the
butcher woe not in attendance, and the greengrocer would
not attend. Keefe, when token, bad breed, hotter, floor,
eggs, meat, potatoes, cauliflowers, sod other articles, in her
apron, two of wLicla etre tied sod pinned secure round her
body to hold the
Mr. Mansfield NM Blain both for trial.

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aPLANATION.

B.—Barometer corrected ...I ;idice:wt. $2 deg. at mean is
level : each 10 feet, of vertical rise, causing about one-hundredth
of so Inch diminution and each 10 deg., above 32 deg., causing
nearly three.inuidredths Increase. li—Exposed thermometer
In *tide. 31.—Ifolatened bulb (tor evaporation and dew
pant). D —Direction of wind (trne--notmagnetic). F.—Force
(1 to 12—eslimated). C.—Clod ( to 9). L—lulttots: b, blue sty.
o, clouds (detached) f,fog: h, hall: /leaning • ra misty
ataxy); o, overcast (dull) ; r, rain ; snow
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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OAS U A LT lES.
Birmingham, loading for Liverpool, has been burnt.—Mobile,
Jan. 7.
Olenlyon, of N. Ross, from Savannah to this port, with cotton,
was fallen In with on the Mg January, In let 44, lon 315, with
loss of rudder, and in a sinking state, and her crew taken off.
—Liverpool, Jan. 20.
Hardy (barque% of Glasgow, is on the Himmeridge Ledge, aban-
doned ; nothing known of the crew ; very little hope of saving
the vesseL Mem. The Hardy Captain Menwiek, from London
to Demerara, sailed from the Downs on the 17th Janoury.—
Swanage, Jao.
Macaulay, from Cardiff to Baltimore, is oe shore at the mouth
of the Patapsco.—New York, Jan. O.
Rosa, from Montreal to Liverpool, has been abandoned at sea ;
crew caved.—Bon o% Jan. 7.
Bkilian, Captain M(Kende, from Riehibucto to Liverpool. put
Into Slattery Roads yesterday, waterlogged.—Limerick,
Jan. 19.