The Express.
London, England, 1868-07-24 00:00:00

POLICE COURTS.-(THIS DAY.)

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
JA IS TINLICeII CHILDREN.
I hi. Conway Evans, officer of health for the Strand
.ickt, waited upon Mr. Knox this morning in reference
• the children of James Finks, of No. 9, Princea-row,
•a port-market, in consequence of a report which ap-
ill in the morning papers of to-day.
hr. Conway Evans said be had visited the room and
4,1 nothing but a bed in it. He found three boys in the
whose ages were between 5 and 9. They were ap-
ntly well nourished, but only half clad, and were greatly
ndent upon the kindness of a lodger in the house. The
•-.1r33 in a clean condition as far as the walls and ceiling
• etmcerriod, but the floor was in a filthy state, which
to the neiglig :mix of the occupant of the room, and
t. the landlord. He ascertained that Ymlen was
a French polisher, but had done no work
mi• lime, and was in the habit of going about to
tutu!. and coming home at 3 o'clock in the morning.
,1,43 a •• informed that Finlen's wife was in a lunatic
that be did not provide anyone to look after
1”1.1n.n.

•s asked Dr. Conway whether there was any-
loom likely to generate disease 1
• s•x::c Evans said there was not. All he should
landlord to do wan to thoroughly cleanse the

,aid that after hearing Dr. Conway Evans,
Id do would be to advise the landlord to take
through a broker to get rid of the parties,
'.. place might be cleansed.
WORSHIP-STREET.
• "1 .%R FECOVIERT OF ♦ DIAMOND MOCK

69, and Gawp lietrusax, 61, a cabdriver,
...her 16,328, were charged on remand before
i•ii•••• ii. with being found in possession of a valuable
• suppoeed to have been stolen.
I! - • • listable Charles Rice, 121 N, took the female
charge on the afternoon of Thursday week,
•!,. sent to the shop of Mr. Keen, jeweller, 361,
...Lined, and offered the brooch and desired to be
• '•• i itb value, but said that it was not hers, and
•:, I Not know what she was going to do with it.
•• ,li•nients made by the woman at the station her
i•.: ea, arrested, and the description of the brooch
• • ,••.: i.is•ti circulated, it was claimed by Mr. William
c 4.•:. .n upholsterer, of 106, City-road, who deposed
•• • n II ght of Wednesday, the lOth inst., he hired a cab
, • hare been the prisoner's), and proceeded to
him. In the cab he lost the brooch produced,
• doe was 100 guineas.
'••• prieuser, in answer to the charge, said that on
cAl.homc on the Wednesday night he took out
.• Ale dont the bottom, and on shaking it Use brooch
"1 • b •t..k it home, threw it on the table, and
more of it.
"i.l she found it on the table, and took it to
• v•b•it.• ascertain its value.
•r• 1•• loon said the male prisoner, as a cabman, must
•• that he was bound to take all articles found
•i to the police office.
-aid he had not had time, as it was about 2
'^k thv morning when he found it, and neat morn-
I'"., •••!, all about it.
said he had no raison to think it was
ii••iu him, but, on the contrary, that he drew it off

said that being so the prisonem might bo
`r%" I. 1, tto• man had not had the time allowed (24
which to take it to the police office.

LATH 11:(411 SUN 37.1101L8 IN PLIBT-STIERT.

iuforeuition was reeeiv6d by
Mr.
" W.
• " r. of the death of Charles Fisk, aged
lointhe effects of • sun stroke.
:,:orneyman baker in the employ of
" "", ;. lligh-street, Borough. On Wed-
"" ,: -• m l 3 o'clock in the afternoon, he was
I. 110 lwrrow up Fleet-street, when be irud-
':
.•••• t 1... olounil. He was picked up, and
.: • ..St. Ilartholernew's Hospital, where Dr. Emsley
• • • • 11e. but all efforts to sate the por man's life
• : mid he di0.4.1 in an hour after his
• 110 rate-, of death wassunstroke.
.". 100 afternoon, a dairynuin, while welting
. laiat iu Farringtlon-street, fell (lead from
• • ' ..• 01 of the sun.
• •ill I, he4l on both bodies.

v r tx LINCOLN:411111E. —Hievesting
• ~-ta.ral hinr•e our last, and the wheat is re-
;•I. udid in quality, with heavy crops, but barley
Tight awl thin. Turnip' have not vet made
owing to the dry Reason. Some showers
.:”olay. but it only eerved to make the contrast
" foliage of the trees and the rusty-
, tore:, more striking.—Sfe»iford Mercury.