The Express.
London, England, 1850-04-10 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAY.

BO W-sTREET.
Pates FOR MARINO LAMBS' SHOW— W. GF0•01010,
*ladies' shoemaker, was eharged with unlawfully pawning
*even pairs or shots entrusted to Lim for making up.
T. Gregory said he was foreman and slicker to Mr. J.
Poole, a boot and shoe menufacturer, 23, Brood-street,
Bloomsbury. The prisoner was • kiurneystan shoemaker, in
the mime employ. Oa the lit of January witness gave the
prisoner the materials for cix pairs of ladies' shoes, and
toe returned five parrs made up. On the 10th of the
same month witness gave the prisoner the materials
for seven pairs of shoes, which he never returned. The
witness had Hoes endeavoured to find out the prisoner, but
without success ; he wee alwayo changiog him lodging., and
by that means eluded inquiries. He had since ascertained
that the materials had been made up,and afterwards pledged.
The shopman to Mr. Robinson, a pnwnbreker, of Mor
tinter strest,Cavendiah•square, produced seven pairs of ladies'
shoes, which had been pawned in three different lots, and In
three different names.

them al being the property of hie
master.

The primer, in &dense, said he had been in great dis-
tress, and was almost starving. He intended to redeem
thew this week.

Mr. Poole said the boots were worth 16s. 24 , and he was
in the habit of selling cask pair at 2a. 6d.
Mr. Robinson.' assistant said he was astonished to hear
that the bx.ts were only sold for 2a. 6d. per pair, when they
had advanced 21. upon seen pair.
Io answer to a queetion by the magietnte, Mr. Pools said
the primmer was entitled to 4s. Bd. fur making and preparing
the eight pair of Win' shore.
Mr. Henry—Why that pries is only Bd. per pair for the
workman. He was not surprised to hear of so many persons
pawning their einployan' property, when they wen paid so
badly.
Mr. Robinson's assistant said be was willing to give Mr.
Poole 2s. 64. per pair k, the boots pawned by the prisoner.
Mr. Poole spool to thie. and the boots were the
handul
over to the paetaberhot.
Mr. MilionunaselsMat said that now he wan a prosecutor,
and should plead la the behalf of the prisoner, as he had
no doubt the Aimee wee committed by distress, which had
been brought on by the ezatulingly low wages the prisoner
was in the habit of receiving.
Mr. Henry took a lenient vim of the case, and fined the
prisoner 2s. for illegally pawning, and also ordered him to
pay the mosey be bad otherwise received apoa the boots,
and in default to be imprisoned far 14 days.
The prio aer, of Douse, was tumble to pay the money, and
was Meked up.

SOUTH HARK.
Maned HIOUWAT Ro .—R. RAN was charged
with being sonsersod, with other not in cuoody, la semult,
lag 3. Woolcoek, a master mariner, and stealing a sitar
wadi and guard.chain from his person.
Prosecutor deposed that about half-past ten o'clock last
night he was grossing Si. Saviour's Churchyard, towards
the Borough market, when a female accosted him. Hs told
her to go about her business, and while be was endestrourirg
H her, ths prisoner and two other men poked up
him, and suddenly some one snatched his watch,
and called out, " It's all tight." They them all nu away,
but he arena k the prisoner, tripped him up, and held him
uuil the polio) some. The otkets made their Gaspe.
Toe pos constable who apprehended the prisoner, sail
that the prosecutor was wholly sober at the time, and gsve
him so aseurato s description of the prisoner's cowponies,,
that like were remanded fora haw days witness bairn. he
should be able to apppprehend thew.
Remanded aeooodiyly.

WORSHIP STARR?.
Kulasnove Amain.—Mary Ann Awe wass
with violently sanniting Jam Conte% thereby plaeitar g bar
life fa danger.
A. (Maks, a labourer, stated that the previous evening
he was in Smoder'sbuildiaps, whoa he wm Warmed by
Marlon serums of murder from a female mice. Ho pro-
ceeded to a home, No. 9, lineriema street, City-reed,
adjoiniset vibes he board the eselasnatiosa en-
tinned from a ream on the grosad-Inir, on
enterleg whisk he observed the Omer studies; la the
mildle of the room with a poker la her hand. Thom wee a
female (the eemplaineat) mar her, who wee Needing from
a weemci on her hoed. The prisoner was about to strike her
with the poker, whoa he prevented h r by taking it oat of
bet bud. At the sum moment a polite OEM entered and
laid hold of the primmer.
Tits prisoner wee remanded.