The Express.
London, England, 1857-05-07 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURT&

MANSION-HOUSE.

Samuel Rrrilit, Francis Glynn, Nary Donovan, Samuel
Them, and Jahn Bradley, were brought before Mr. Alder-
man Hale, the Bret four ptilOnere charged with having been
concerned in a wholesale robbery of sacks and canvas from
tleariLmaiers of Mr. J. 311212i111011, sail cloth factor and rack
m t, of 13, Biehoperate-areet Without, end Bradley
with having received and disposed of a portion
7a
sfttacShalt2C property.
Glyttagend Thorn were dlecharged, Mr. Alderman Hale
not tb. • the evidence sudlcient to warrant him in de-
taining them. Wright, Donovan, and Bradley were re-
=the magistrate raying that he would take bail fur
8 !appearance on • future cooseks, himself in 1001.,
and two sureties in 50t. sect.

WESTMINSTER.
Ye. Simpoots, protor of Cresiorno-gardens, was charged
with erecting a bas ldmB without having given two days no-
tice to the district surveyor as required by tho Building Act.
The building was designed as a theatre for Marionettes,
and was cot:tetrads.' of wood roofed with canvas, and placed
upon an old brick foundation, and the case turned upon the
question whether thin was a "building" in the sense of the
act. Oa the pert of the defendant it was nrgd that it mien
be put op or taken down like • four-post bednaad, that it
could be removed, and would be removed if Mr. Simpson
gave up the gardens, that Lord Cadogen's surveyor had ad-
mitted it did not attach to the freehold, and that for ell these
reasons it wee no more a building than • booth or nail at •
fsir.
After considerable discussion Mr. Arnold mid that he
should pay • visit to Cremona at his earliest convenience and
judge fur
MARTLEBONE.

Mom Rowel, proprietor of a beenhop, 9, Bond-street,
Oxford-street, ma demigod with slop it as a betting-boots.
Several witnesses &mord to getting tanessetions having
takes place there. A policeman who was present in plane
&lbw, when a great many people male In, heard some one
my, " Dm't crowd so, we gall have the 'Rebate' about
larr7lnrtailiiitoa—Tes" Roberts r
Constehie—Yes, err; that la the name we go by from the
Marble-arch sll along Oilord-ebeet.
Mr. Broughton—l have often heard that you were called
Bobbies,' bnt Myer 'Robust: before.
The prisoner wee lined 261., which was paid.
SOUTHWARK.
Thowloww, en emaciate of well-known thieves,
was charged with a box from the tap of a cab.
Mrs. Stewart, of Croydon, mune up Guernsey by the
South Western Railway, on Friday end took a cab to
the London-bride terminus. A large box, containing
linen, err placed" on the roof, and se the cab was going along
Union-serest, the prisoner was emit by a policeman end
others to run eller it, jump behind, and match the ben
from the - roof. Ho was immediately apprehended.

Ziamitteri for six months. .
TEIAKB..
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fagot Word, grocer ad tea dealer, No. 37, High-arm,
Sharron, wee chard with selling a mixture of chicory and
cola se pare oleo The mature was sold to an ozone
taker.
After hark( evidence at great
Mr. Talky aid that the case, =the statute, had been
made oat, bat it weaved to him thot a masks had
per
lb., Mr. Wood sold Floatation coin at le..:{id.zr
lb., sad a mixture et Cabe and chicory at the same .
The shaman had, la his mind's eye, the peke, way
likely applied chkory and coffee at ls. ad. par lb. instead of
pore albs at the mine price. He knew the Comosisaame
of Woad Rasa bed a wide dircnitioo, sod maid ecurola
ft. He tamest as tlisibited article and the pare coke
were sold at ths soma there might hare been a
end amid ladict the play pky in his power (27=
aeggiat a appal to the commisolotters to remit or rodeos
the rms.