The Express.
London, England, 1861-06-14 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 14, 186 L

proeecutria took oat her pan* to have her moaey ready for
the conductor, and replaced it in ber pocket. Oa arriving
at the Book the omnibus stopped, and she was
about to get out when one of the prisoners,
aka Could act say which one, pushed past her. She
Mid her she thought she might have waited •
nalaute and not push in that rude manner.
fl. premiers got out, and immediately • suspicion
Imbed acrom the proaecutris's mind that one of them had
robbed her, and she put her hand into her pocket and
' rained her purse, which °ordained N. in gold, and a coin in
Weer. At the station Easthope gave • false address.
Twist, however, gave a correct address. On being
searched, about 41. 10a wag found on Taylor, and fla ou
Aa laathops.
dicer in court laid that he bad had Eaathope in cus-
tody cm suepicioa of stealing • purse in March, 1859, but on
meekly she was discharged.
The primers were then remanded.
GUILDHALL
CHARON Or MaIteLAUOHTEIL
John Thorpe, the driver of • van, was charged holm
Alderman Gabriel with furiously driving and rannlag over
an old man named Samuel Williams and causing his deatk.
Mr. Heard attended for the prisoner, and stated that an
inquest had been held, sad the coroner's jury returned a
verdict of accidental death.

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Two Akers of the names of Bailey, $9, and Davey, 252,
stated that there were three respectable witnesses to prove
004.
liet the prisoner was driving furieully at the time of the
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Aitken= Gabriel asked it they hail been examined et
the Wpm* ?
The afore ega they had not, as they were Dot di co.
'Geed until after the ukluest. They (the Akers) were, how-
ever, enentined.

-llr. Beard said nothing wu adduced before the coroner
to show the prisoner was driving furiously.
The callow said the prisoner was driving a van laden with
2itons, and he drove at about ten miles an hour down Snow.
bill and up Holborn-hill.
Alderman Gabriel said it was perfectly absurd to suppose
that anyone could dnve at the pace of ten mike an hour
up Holborn-hill, with a load of two-ands-half tons
weight, and he recommended the officer 252 to be more
cautions in giving evidence for the future, and nut
exaggerate the felts. The evideime before him did not
prove the furious driving, and be therefore saw no reason
to come to • different conclusion to that of the coroner's
Purr.
gr. Beard said the prisoner's master bad paid the es-
pouses of the funeral of the deceased, and had it been neces-
sary he should have showed that the prisoner bore the cha-
racter of • very careful steady driver.
The prisoner was then discharged
MARYLEBONT.

DI/T=3M CA.141 or AMR:FM MUM&
41,111 Heriryt, aged 20, very respectably attired and of
lady-like address, was brought before Yr. Massfield, charged
with having attempted to terminate her azistence by
drowning.
Strong, 243 D, rid—Abort U o'clock laat night while on
duty in the Regent's. park I saw the r walking about
in a very dejected manner, I her for a short time,
and she thee went away. All a quarter past 12 I saw her
again and presently hosed a splavh in the
mantel water. water. I tan to the spot, and with assistance
succeeded ia dragging the prisoner out. I took her to the
statimehoswe as soon as she was well enough to be removed,
and the charge of eadynyourlng to commit self•destructiou
was then made against her.
Mr. Mansilekl-- Did she tell you where she lived or make
any obse?rvation as to why she had made the attempt upon
ler life

Wiimiles—.All that she said to me, your worship, wag,
that she raided la Augusta-attest, Cumberland-market,
and that she was sot married.
lgamdield—Did she appear to be the worse for drink?
Witimes—Not at all, sir.
The lamdlady of the home where prisoner had bees lodg-
ing that about three mouths ago a gentleman, bring-
primmer with him, engaged apartments, representing
that they were man sad wife, which she (witness) believed
to be the awn ; the "gentleman" recently deserted her
and the poor creature had been in a low state of mind in
00eariquao• thereof.
Mr. Xansgeld (to prisoner)—Where do your trials& lire f
Primmer—l have no friends, air (adding, in another tone
of voila • few words, which were understood to imply that
she would "do it" again).
The 'magistrate remanded her to the Houma of Detention
for • week.

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The railway share market today is generally
better. Midland, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and
South Eastern stocks have risen about per sent.,
and most of the other principal lines I per cent.
This is settling day. London and North Western
stock is now quoted 94 to *; Grealt Western, 73/1
to ; Midland,Lanaaliire
and Yorkshire, 111* to I ; South Eastern,
84 to ; Caledonian, 97* to 98 ; Great Northern,
108 to 109 ; and Eastern Counties, 491 to 50i ;
North Eastern, and Manchester and Sheffield
stocks are decidedly buoyant.
Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are firm, at
7-16 to 5-16 dia. Great Luxembourg are rather
more inquired for. The Indian and Canadian
lines are quiet.

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