The Express.
London, England, 1861-09-09 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MON PAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 9, 1861.

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

CLEILIEENWELL.
CHAL.E or .'AL,.:).; THE DEATH or A MT.
J.b.3/..14,4 shoot :t years of age, a hackney-carriage
.hi,et, hedge 0,2 W, residing at 5, Ht. Errneu'rkhillt West-
launder. was placed at the bar before Alr. lrEytteiirt,
elutrged on his own confe,aou, with causing the ibath of
Francia Hidburuush. is Tobbralgeatrect, hula's, by
dnriog over hint with his hone and cab.
latpertor Keynard, of the E dii Won, attended to watch
the =aeon liehalf of the Constatiasioners of Police.
31r. John William Statalford, lti, Tootwidge-street,
Ettgon, road, tedoutet put ou tiatunlay
aft...m..11 I wait axon's out of the Dolphin public-house,
wilco I saw the defendant turning his nth from Claremont-
place, into Tonlaidge-street. The wheels of the cab were
then pae.aini ober the l.nly of the decat.oted who aas lying
on his stomach. The related' was driving a flantaxa
awl a geutlentan was in the cab. The cab was going at a
walking pace when it went over the declaimed. Th. deceased
along with some other boys were playing at the spot.
Iniyucourt --Could you tell whether the boy was
rousing at the tittle!
Wttoes, -1 Amid think he wee tituniug at the time.
When 1 called to the re teaser be at once stopped. and
he then told me that he wax sot aware that he bad run
uteri the loy. When 1 picked the boy up he cried, and awl
he could toot tell Low be was hart. lie could nut stand.
Ile was taken to the hospital, sad was dead balmy his got
there.

-the father of the deceased said be bad seen his son at
the hospital, hut the sur4eori could not say until an exami-
nation had taken lace, what was the cause of death.
Then was only a slight wound op the small pert of the haus.
The pi .user said that he was not aware that he had run
over the deceased until he was es/leil to by the last wit-
arse, and then he turned round and saw the boy being
picked or. The boy could then speak.
Mr.. Francis :Vies, of 40, Touhridgeastreet, Easton-mail,
said she saw the accident, The prisoner as.. driving very
quietly and slowly aliarl. The pour boy hail been nearly
rus over some time before, as he and some other burs had
been playing at somersaults. The cabman wan not the
least to blame iu the nuitter, and behaved vet), kindly to
the poor buy when he ascertained that an accident had
occurred.

The father denied that hie son wee playing in the manner
deambed.

Richard Ibilloriigh, brother of the deceased, residing
with his father, at 41, Little Geor,iewtreet, Ullitipstrad-
=Tad he was playing with some other boys and his
. flu brother tee arrows the road and turned round
to we if another boy inns following him. when the hone hit
his. ow the shoulder sod one of the a heels reatcd as the
hey% Lack. The CntibilLlll was driving very slowly at the
thwe.

36. layoeorrt -Was your brother playiog at turning
soutereaulta!

Witness—My brother bad been playing at "Catherine
wheels" (that is, turtling over) with some other boys, but
be war out doiag so this.
.luother boy who was, pre,ent at the time said that the
cabman was trot to blame, a. he was driving very slowly.
The prisoner said lie was very sorry that the boy was
dead, hot he could not help it, as it was quite an accident.
31r. I r'Hyrocourt said he was very sorry for the poor buy's
father, but he nuot discharge the primmer, as be d• 4 not
that he wet to Llama in the natter.

TIIE LATE Ofi I NAGE AT maxi:VON.
Mr. If Eyncourt has requested our reporter to state that
he will Let receive any more subscriptions for Mary Aon
ttedk,vom, who was injured at the late attemptxl murder
at Isliogiou, as, from inquiries that have been made, it
appears that the money she has received has been olu*n.
detail away by bar.

Y.\ I: VIISHONE
DARING JR% RL no/I+MT AT 1111 RISIDIINCL 01 TILE
It/ CultDL It OP LIVERPOOL.

A young man, with ;;;111kady-cormired moustache,
and who gave the bane of Jobs Oilderoy wan charged bee
fore Mr. Mansfield with the following robbery at the resi-
dence ed the Heconier of Liverpool.
Mr. Gilbert I letailerson said he resided at 24, Hyde-park.
square. On het Saturday afternoon he west up to his
bedroom on the wood floor, and found it funeral cm
the insole. Ile calks, out loud enough for any am to
hear him on the inside " Fanny," that Lein the name
at his wife. Receivinx no answer, he again tried the
door, sad failing in opening it, he went downstairs, and
fond hie wife in the breakfast-room. He told bar
of the door being locked, when she went up stain, and in a
few minutes lie saw her COMirbq dons spin, foUowol by
the prisoner with hi. cap on. Witness mid to him, " What
do you want !" To which prisoner replied, "George." He
asked him, "who the devil George was!" and went to.
wards him. Prisoner then turned maid and went up
stairs again, and lie followed him. On the Ent-floor land-
ing there is a French maii• window, which serves as •
door on to the balcony over the portico. On
the prisoner reaching this, he smoked • very
large square with his head end then ripened the mush and
gut out on to the portico, from which be dropped to the
ground, the distance being 'host 16 het. Witness looked
out sal sew him running along the square and called out
" Stop thief !" when • boy struck at his head with a stick ;
the gardener of the square took up the pursuit and ulti•
mately captured hint in Camksidgestreet.
James Willis, the pram's, mid he pursued the prisoner,
who as be was running away Galled out lusuly " Stop
thief,' moll when mimeo came up to him he mid, " Gum,
there he goes ; be has Mat gone into • house."
Pulice.coastable Talbot, MI I), deposed to taking the pri-
soner to the station, aid on searching him he found five
brooches, four bracelets, one gold heart ornament, a gold
mourning ring, • gold and pearl ring, three gold sleeve
links, two headdress pins, a silver spoon, • atomic cross
ornament, • silver thimble. throe pearl drops, sad ala pearl
buttons, all of which were identified by Yr. Heehaws.
Prisoner was fully committed far trial, bat will be
brought up this day week fur the eawipleticia el the &pa
sitious.