The Express.
London, England, 1850-01-15 00:00:00

BOW. STREET.
Carrion' Or Tiro HuttoLane.— —Johnston and
WU-
linma were charged under the following circumstances:
It speared Prom the ramose( Police-mutable ti•chard,
No. 137 A diti-ion, that about seven o'clock last evening he
use on duty, in plain clothes, and, while in Cannomrow,
I Parliament-street, he saw the two poisoners lurking
about in a manner which moiled hi. sulncions. He
watched them, and soon afterwards the constable on the
beat passed, and the two poisonen splinted. As soon es the
eonstable was out of sight. The prisoner returned, and
Johnson pulled out • key, and warn in the act of opening the
street doer of • hones, then witness suddenly came behind
him and took him into enstooy. Williams made his rope,
and Johnson was removed to the station. home, when he was
*earthed, and a quantity of inciter matches were found upon
him, Cm seem wax, and the key. About twelve o'clock, •
female ease Ie the pollee station with some blankets, and
said-thay wen for • person who was locked up. She did not
know his name, and from leer peculiar behatioar Inspector
Otway dimmed the witness to watch hie. The blankets
ware refused to be taken le. and she left with them
in her p aseselen. The constable followed her over
Westininsur-hridge, and thr:ugh • number of dark
streets, seta AIN !embed a house in Webb-r-
-row, Lambeth. She knocked st the dour, which ass imme-
diately opened by the prisoner Williams, who received her
into the , end closed lie door. The eenstable ap
proached the door, and was able to see into the pamege, by
means of two pan.. of gloss over the deo., which acted as a
lan-Halle. The constable knocked aft the door, and the pri-
soner William. instan..y ran down stare, and concealed
himself in a closet in the kitclun. The d toe we. opened by
the wefts., sad the eoustable took the prisoner into custody.
There were several men and women in the house who were
well known to the polio. as suspicious chaneters.
Mr. Jardine remanaed the prisoners until Friday next.
SOUTHWARK.
RO 88888 AT THI BUNAZY COAL•HOLE —J. Smith was
charged with stealing two hotfoot.° ens sod; two shillings
from the pewee of W. Harvey.
Prolocutor deposed that on the previous night he wen*,
with two Mende, to the Surrey Coal-hole, nt at the theatre,
to partake of some r.nreehntents. While standing at the
bar, one of his friends was having some words with a man at
the door, which caused him to inquir.- into the circiantstanct s,
and, as soon u ht got to the door, the priecsier came behind
him and pinker,' his arms wish or, hand, while with the
other picked hi. waistcoat pocket of two half-crowns and
two shillings He instantly ea.led out to his friends, advising
them to net out of the house end Ming in a policeman, hut
herons they could get out an utficer came fa, and witness
gave the prisoner into eosto ty.
Paine, a police coos:Able of the L divisi .n, said the pri-
soner was tried an convict. th. Sue. ce Sessions in Sep-
mamboe lost for a similar robbery, a- t Surrey Coal Hole.
Mr. A' Beckett—This sea retn,rkahle for robberies
of tins kind, and from whet I have hn ,rd it is • complete
readetems for thief. s. I should etc .emend the police to
keep • sharp lock-our to the custom. rs, and acquaint the
la! diurd that his fiesta is in peril.
Tao primmer was ears itted for trial.