The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-18 00:00:00

SOUTHWARK.

ATTIMPTID 111101IMAT•110 99999 WITH THILEXCL
Joh lierky, • tall powerful-looking young bilker, will
known to the pubes sea compatible of notnrivos thieves, tree
chmlfed with samealting Jteeph and Jenne Lee, with
West to rob them.
James Lee, a very diminutive man, stated that on Than-
-417 svelalog(lOth that.)be not 11.41ii,who was a fellow-work-
Inn, sad accompanied him to the Monument pablio-
hone, talon-street, where Hollis called for a pint of
Nor and changed a sovereigs in payment. The premier wee
*fading at the bar, and saw crimes. aunt the change and
hand ft to Hollis, who deposited it in hi. pocket. As they
',re leaving the public-home, Hollis went first, Marley
rushed at witeme, and pulled his sem end struck hum. The
knurl those round and rescued him from the prisoner, who
this followed Hollis and knocked him dose, and then they
bad a anon struggle, the primate saying that
it they did not give up the money, he would
do far km. Wham had so tardier reculleotiva of what

.exceed r lblll lellbk but • short time eiterwarile be found
himself at home, such Injured- As .an mha recovered, ha
ascertained that had bum mach hark and then they
want and gars information to tbs rho). Witnews worn sate
that the prisonsafs Walks wee to rob than.
Jump h Ben* another little man sad that he
law 1S• Lieos. is tha pabliatopme, ;ad se they was
lam
tO'ithe"gshed
round.W.With .
thde
r.. berms they got away from the prisoner, but after
pt • Nithe way down the street the pruner pinata
us Is.* (14 imestely injured his ftiend, Witness
Sid • ibis* with hire, end no doubt he would Lave
sumossisi Y rabbi his, bag not some of the noighbours
ease* his asisiscs *Us he scampered off-
Inptent liewhit, 29 Id, said that ha mislead information
of the maims and stumped robbery, and well knowhor the
Caf• dispwrais add, be went in march of him, but
es net we
side le Ind him motif the previous day, when he
mot Ida Y the Berongb-reed, sod took him into custody.
Witness raw! for • roursd b amble him to produce further
oviehnek. . . . .

--71hiprisorr, who &tied Loing ths puiy, was rersandcd
kit • vest

THAMIS.
PIANCIeB WAU7AI„--Tlllll PiIT &LTV.

This taornin;thecretetiFihe from ca.tta,
Mg 11011 lying in the London Deck, cams bake Mr. Self.,
le the purpose of applying for stunnaosees tsr their yaps
amid es a ses voyage.
Mr. Charles Young, solicitor, led the ship Isis
We heavily erateseed, and the captain rout get
be lecsey to pay the wages of the crew. He applied for 16
sameame as the part of so many MO who wanted their
1114.J•aspli Smith, soHcitor, rid be bed an application to
malts as the part of ire other seamen belonging to the Hate.
It was very bard to detain thee mrs. Many of them efter a
long voyage wanted to join their wives, families, and Matins
at the outporta, and were curable to do co lot went
of funds. Some of them were living on the charity of
Miura' bearding-home keepers.
Mr. Selfe wee surprised that a necessity existed to such
en application. lie would greet twenty sammonee. against
Ceptam Young forthwith, end if the wme were nut paid
immediately, extra coo • would be incurred in addition to 2s.
for each summons. The owners and roorteerns of the ship
ought to hare provided funds for the payment of the erew,
and It was not just they should be detained here without
money.
. .

The summonses were them made out. The aggregate
amount of the wages of the min is about 6001.

WANDSWORTH.
imyru!AlV. MIL Prraosoped.

Mary .fiWissts---, who I;•••—b;sWlncustody it...,
was brought Wore Mr. Ingham, charged with the follow-
ing robbery at the Rev. bier. Spurgeon's, in Nightiogalw
lane, apham
ppatred from the evidence that on the previous morn-
ing Thomas Vete*, gardener to the Rev. Mr. Spurgeon,
hung up him cart and wreak., in a shed, upon his nuatcr's
premises. Some time afterwards ha mowed them, and, from
what he was told, ho went after the prisoner, whom he found
sitting upon Clapham-comm., arranging some uituhmortie
on the top °fabulist. He searched it, and found the b.aket
contained hie waietcoet. He mimed a pair of SCiaillOra and
• knife from the pocket. He asked the prisoner for them,
and the gave him the knife, but not the seisms, which were
Will missing. Ile then asked her for the coat, and else pro-
roteed to produce it if he did not punish bat. He, however,
gave her into custody, and upon being searehed the cost was
discovered under her dress. It also apparel that the pri-
soner was only liberated from goal in the mernlng.
The primmer pleaded guilty, seed
Mr. Ingham sentenced her to be imprisoned for sin
months, with hard labour.

CHESTER AND HOLYHEAD RAILWAY.