The Express.
London, England, 1857-08-28 00:00:00

THB POLICE COURTS.

MANSION-HOUSE.
A man who gave the name of George Jacks°n was chargod
bear* Sir N. W. Carden with attempting to pick pockets.
Police constable Mayen, No. 163, said that whilst on duty
lag algid at the Blackwell Railway terminus, he taw the
prisoner attempt to pick the pockets of several penvnit, prin-
cipally females in the station. lie did not succeed, however,
stealing anything.
Sir R. V. Carden—What account do you give of your-
seK prisoner?
Prooner—My muter bad no work for me, and I have had
a week'. play.
Sir It. 'W. Carden—A week's play at picking pockets, I
. (Laughter.)
appose
found on him two return-tickets, one only of
which had been used. Ile regularly travels up and dome the
railway for the purpose of picking pocket..
The pawner watt sentenced to six weeks' imprisonment
with bard !arbour.
Gatrim Grim, who has been several times remanded
upon charge, of attamptieg to pars counterfeit coin at public-
houses, hosiers' shops, lee., wee brought up Sr final exami-
nation.
Mr. Goodman, the chief clerk, having read owe the deposi-
tions, which were signed by the ailments, the prwmg wee
fully committed for trial to the Central Criminal Court.
Joseph Niche, son, who had been several times remanded
upon a charge of having, wisilet in a state of intoxication,
overturned a pleasure van, of which he was the driver,
causing 'Gnu. Injuries to several of the passmigers, three;
of whom have been inmates of the hospital few six weeks,
again appesrod in discharge of hie fecntenuances.
Mr. Solomon appeared on the part of the defendant, end
submitted that the question of the amount of is pin-.
Whirl was &subject to be dealt with in the county coast. ,
Ms. Goodman, chief clerk—lt wee given In evidence at the
Bret examination that the defendant woe dead drunk when
he overturned the van. I apprehend that this matter will be
dealt with by both courts.
The depositions taken at the former examination wee then
read over.

Bernd of the injured persons were examined. and Mated
that the defendant was driving at a very rapid rate at the
time the accident occurred. He was intoxicated at the time
be left the Rye House, end in jumping over • hedge he got
into a ditch, and he then jumped into a stream to yeah
UM
Mr. &down said he wee helmeted that the defendant
lead had a ludo too much to drink in the early Fart Fart of
the day, but that some repose in the afternoon, together with
the waging In the stream, bad completely sabered him.
The defendant was fixed 205., sad in default sentenced to
fourteen days imprisonment.
Joke liekeris, alias Bleed, who has been several times
remanded upon the charge of having been In unlawful poo-
eession of two 51. Ileum, portion of a robbery of 1,020/. in
notes, at Msnebeeter on the I Ith instant, wee brought
before Sir R. W. Carden, for further examination.
Mr. T. Riley, tailor and clothier, 130, Bhoreditch, said
that on the 12th Instant, the prisoner, who had os previous
occeekine teen a customer at hie shop, called and asked him
to oblige Mm with change for a 5/. note. Witness gave him
five soreweigns in exchange for the note now produced.
Prisoner was accompanied by another man when the note
was arbour/ed.
Mr. Richard Bailey, clerk in the accrattrtant'Ouffiro, Bank
of England, said—l modem two (unrolled Bank of England
noire for 61. each, dated the 16th January, 1857. One was
paid on the 14th Met. by Mews. Barclay sad Co., the other
on the With Mgt. by Mews. Hankey.
Mr. Thomas Taylor—l sin • cotton 'planer, residing at
Bolton. On the 11th inst. I was at Mandan's., where I
reoeived at some beakers' 1,0101. in mile. I ..ed these
saw, together with a 101. note, which I bad ylied by
me, in my pocket-book, which I plead in my out pocket.
I called at the branch Beak of England at Manchester and
i shortl after peening through W
the Arcede,
When
I
• newspaper. I missed my pocket-book. hen at tgrranTli
Bank of England, I recollect two men looking at
me at the time I was putting my pocket-book into my
When I looked at the primmer this morning my
rpttesion was that he was one of the two men. (The
saner, by order of Sir W. Carden, here pat his hat on.) I
have now a suspicion that the prisoner is one of the two, but
I cannot swear to him. A number of persons were in the
Arcade at the time. I pored through it, seeking shelter
from the rain. The three antes produced belong to me, they
form post of the sum of 1,0201. in notes, of which I was
robiod in Manchester.
Brett, the detective 'Meer, who said he was at present en-
gaged in tracing four other of the stolen notes, bete asked for
remand. He added, with reference to • statement of his own
at the last eamninatiou, that the Manchester police authori-
ties had not meowed a communication eddremed to them

from theXler oillnNit the Old fewry ; that they had written
a letter in reply, but that in consequence of s mistake it bed
been sent to the bead-office of the Idetropolitius police to
Bmile:id-yard hated of to the rite*.
The primer wee farther
GUILDHALL..

WiMinn Donald Th.7;yosien,— roma about 60 mare of age,
in reduced circumstenoes, who, in conaeqesace of a very
litigloaa disposition, ha. rendered himself so obamions to the
City of Lawton Union authorities es to induce than to treat
him eal as &MOLL' pauper, was brought op charged with
being d ly in Finsbury-pavement.
James Brown, 1.56, rid—lly attention wee called to the
prisoner lest night, making a greet disturbance in Finsbury-
pavement. Ifs said he was destitute, and no my telling him
to go away or I would lock him up, he said that was whet he
wanted, as be wee quits destitute. lie hid collected a crowd
of about 150 permits round him, sad I was obliged to take
' him into custody.
Alderman Hels—lt is very ex sorditary that you should
seem so determined to get into trouble.
Prisoner—l have so wish to got Into trouble, and I was
verh=litat night because I would not do so.
Hale—But you bays bees making a &taste:ice
nowt
Primmer—No, sir; I was only placing ay coos before the
public, and I found many sympathisers.
Aldermen If de—But when you were before me the other
dispvcsai
r_sakl you had • situation to go to.
So 1 Itstl, sad I ought to go there ttvday, bat I
amid not do without food or a bad lest night. That wee ell
I wasted.

OthoZLI offered to take him to the oak& but he would
not go.
Prisceer—Cartsinly not, became they would give me only 1,
ethaol Mist.
Ahheasma Wale—But do you not think assail relief would
be hotter thou gulag to prison I,
Prlensr—Not it all, Mr. I will sot p late the woad
weed, where I should get lousy. I bath lama 11 tiger to '
pieta Ike Wag poor, but I do not wish to go thin sista or
1 to the tathel wad.
Aaron& Rade—Why do you net coadnet yourself civilly
sad qulsith sad nodes the relkt oared to you with thank-
Atha% Wised of setting yourself up to opposition to the
coastkatal satharillosf
Prhawir—listwass, dr, I ea aaWld to perawasat relief
la the holm whisk it asthma wise as way ise's • sad trea
the treqessey of my whits them I esil It my enmity hors,
Abisisera-thes-2_,,ltelli It crew:rho swa Vest pia
will net sowthat ogaia. I will let you
go thie time; butteell.4. ft yew lesught them me
sitalzahell eall
upoa you to Sad bail or mg you %Owe
Priestar—l ea_ Is, meek third to yaw warship. hat will
thilins with width I state do—lag ar
Is
Memos Heldshould osseuesewell you Is do ashher
p.m the sin,bat So pis the dttedsa yaw spas of
nistaiw—Thrra Is we more gams*. I with to sok, Ir.
Will you shllv too
_with Wldo him the powder: ?
Aldo Wale—Gurthth4 one Go to your situation.
The prisoner this Id
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twit le mart hie wenadp to deliver up the premiere
tato ids aids* apse the sharges.a.
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larpsdar Pemb, te data the at the pris,ners hei
Mao seek.

Mr. Demilea dimeted that they should be given into the
esperitasadeare eastady. They will thertfor, undergo a
fan bre exeralmalito beim* the magistrates of Myths the day
(friday).
It is anthelleed Met ■ considerable portion of the property.
debut huhu& Ina d.

WEBIWtiSTER.

William Edam, Jaws Nairn/. • Tory gentael-looking
youth, 'sated to be only 16 years of age. wee the with
feloniously uttering forged cartilleatot or birth and beptissa
with Latta to dam&