The Express.
London, England, 1857-10-13 00:00:00

my et...p..1.u' nature, there I. not sufficient evidence to kiw-
i* mein detaining you; but for the future you had better
get your diner at t►e wmt•cod of the, town instead dooming
into the Citr for it.
The prison me woe then discharged.
The Lord Mayor rNwt•d that the prow would acknow-
ledge the receipt of 101. from " 4 B. C.," as n dooketko
the poor-bon

GUILDHALL,
a Igs Nartioni tree charged with stealing
12 pairs of bores from Mr. Alma's Femme, it 20i Planate-
street
After the evidemco of the pot;1 ecii•tabler
Matthew Thome Homage ma —I, o 00mbniaker, and
live et 26, Cowper-Ono; City-rosmr I know both of tae
prisoners. On Tuesday evening bast they said they viii
going to tote then boots.
Alderman °stria—Where did you meet Gam ?
Wilnoss—At r dancingatiour, t e St. Ague-ball, about
S er clock.
Aldernws G4riel—Do you upend your maim tame?
Witnesi—k'.'s, air, become I am engaged to stand le as
refreshment orrpatmoot. Martial is ocasassally mot wad
there us M.C. (Laughter.)
Alderman GeoW—As M.C.! Then that is alms Shay
have been spending their money.
Witco..—Oh no, sir. It is not an enpensive pine.. They
are not oblirel to spend any money there.
Aldermen Gsbrießut the proprietor would not let dam
go there iii.cht After night without spending money.
Witness—They pay fur adruission.
Moss—The usual charge fur adiniran is Gd., sir, but it
is only ;41. to persona holding tickets like the one I produce
" St. Agnes' Hall,
Math-slreet, Tsbernsclerequare, Old:strest-rod.
Messrs. Town sod Martisu's
complimentay or
late

v order flierihdrgeTatirillepartY, every Monday,
1 hunday, and Saturday riemngs."
Wiley,. If image continued —I left the hell with them
about 12 o'cla k. and accompanied them to Newirstentnet,
and on the woy Wafer said he rould get into the premise,
ae his father Sad the key of the bark-door of the workehop,
and he wrote me to fro in with him. I remained outside,
end liter seeing Morin go in by himself I weal home. On
the following learning they came to my basement S o'clock
in the morning., Morfee bringing tour pain of boots and
Martini two pain. The former said to me " I have got
them," ant I told him I was very sorry for It, and that he
was a foolbili fellow. He then asked we to take own of the
boots until he amid dispose of them, end he promised if r
got well out of this he would never do so again. One at
the pair• of boon Morfee had on his feet, and borrowed a
pair from nit• to enable him to return home and class
himself to troid ;tarot resting upon him. In shout two
hour% they woo and said they had got a market 6w
the bona, upon w ich I pre them up the fire new yak
but I retained the pair winch had been worn in order that
it might sate tior from getting into trouble if the robbery WM
discovered.
Mr. Kit hard Speak identified the pair of Mole produced se
his property, awl said he missed lb pun from his Sea.
The priaonen were then remanded, and an application
made by Mr. Brad to admit Martini to bail we. refused.

BOW-STREET.
A remirksbly 'nod-looking young girl, named Harriet
nej e war brooght before Mr. Jardine, charged with having
attempted to destroy herself by jumping off Waterloo-bridge.
It wee proved by a young man named Edwin Levy that,
at about 12 o'clock on Sunday night, whilst walking over the
bridge, be heard a female voice exclaim, " make a hole in
the water,'" Ho turned round, and saw the prisoner stand-
ing wilh one leg on the parapet, and just as she was about to
precipitate herself from the bridle) Into the river below, be
sensed bee by the clothes, dragged her down, end held her
until b• mild get a constable. She entreated him to let her
destroy hersclL adding that if be was as unhappy as she wee
he would do so himself. She was not drunk.
1'oli• t on-tsb'o 308 A said he look the girl into mat*.
On r way to the station she ssid she was the daughter of
• finer in Suwes, and left her home in ow/puma of
laving Need. She returned, however, to bee
rerents, but owing to differences with them, in cousequeace
I of her misfortune, she again left home and tried to live in
London. AES of prostitution was unbearable, however,
and she had therefore resolved to terminate her wretched
esislenvc by drowning herself. Ile cowidered she had been

drhalic 4.
Mr. Hornsby. chief clerk—She is marked drunk ou the
Mr. MN.‘.., chief usher, said tide was the second or third
time ..ho bud been brought &lore the magistrate on the same
Rung, The hot time bet father came up from the ociuntry
to frt h h..r hor,. Each time oho had placed her leg on the
pomp md Announced her Intention to jump over without
doin4
Mr. Jitiline mounded bur for • week.

11LBORO co 11-STREET.
/•,.. en errand boy 4. the employ of Mr. P.R.
Newnan, taint. Ict, Heroes-quadrant, wee charged before
Mr. Biller.n o etesbng two pistol., the property of his

tumor.
El.,ra Toreikine, foreman to the prosecutor, stated that
ott S.' irdey motoring he asked the pumper to take three
Irtterp to Clerkenve, and was about plariog them in his
p. het for mib ty. when he said his pockets were already full,
sod he had no room for them. Witness desired hint to
. curly hie initiate, which he did, and pulled out the brace of
pistol. prettiest the property of his master. On taxing
him with tbr theft the prisoner mid be was not going to
puel in, to was rely going to chow them to his brother.
The pi ieoteer ea. then given into custody.
Thar prissier now pleaded guilty, and was committed to the
I lause..f Correction toe three months.
.1, Irorpteeie, wee charged with dealing • gold with h,
value , the property of Mr. George H. Johnson, a gentle-
man residing in rail-mall.
Police-coset..h. 46 C stated that, about half-past 12 on
Sotunlay night, Ile wet on duty in the Haymarket, when he
saw the prboser in company with two other lads. He
watched thew, and saw the per goner go up to a gentleman
end snatch Ms watch from hie waistcoat pocket. Witness
seised bold of him, when he threw the ersteli sway Into the
gutter. William picked up the watch, and conveyed the
prieoner to the station.
The presenter was not in attendance, and the accused wen
therefore remanded fore week,
elk (ma. r Moody, shoemaker, of No. North Bmton-
Mes., Boiclesset, was charged with the wilful murder of
Lis cite.
UM) Appleton, who lived neat (lOW to the 4. i strner, slated
that oa the lith August, der suet the , who append
to have been drinking, but Inert thank. At the dwiewire
in•i.alitAk eke partook of a ern of gin with boa. Abet
two o'clock th.it morning she howl the placear weer braes,
sal es Woe se Is entre& the ems ehe lewd his
wife, t.O her &reseal =ma. Oho disiinsily based
the prissier say. Where have you been, whose brae yen
been, .he have jon been with, where did yen we the skit
from, where did you get the money t" Ithe Went the Se-
steed •r) out, em not paid." Me then bawd the prisoner
begin heeling the deceersd, and bud One heavy blows
given. The moms adjoined each other,
_end the was able to
hear o oelo and blows distinctly. Only heard the bonsai at,d
oot e, unit that wee when she said she hei net been pia
Brent no more after that, but when she nett, In the wanks
the pri..,ner call. d bee into his non, to leek si his WU,. 'l'hii
prisoner not this n pretty thing? I bond her Woad,
drunk when I ..aree home." She replied no, that could net
be, er the demand only had a little gin, but she beard him
besting her riming the night. The prisoner replied be
bad only =truck her with his hand, and added that they were
goin,i„ out for a day's eicursios that day, and Le did not know
whet to do, but he had good mind to take a hammer
and Solidi her. 'she prisoner afterwards said, " 1 bantam
the beet friend to her feel her, she is quite cold." no
prissier 'eked her if she thought his wife had taken
I 'tun. !the replied she did not think she had. The i
war thin lying n the bed emmeless, with one eye &eel end'
be swollen. She spoke to the demised, end asked but bow
she felt. The do cased was epeeehlee.. She breathed hard,
I bat evidently mold not 'peak. Ina day or two, by the desire
of a neighbour, the prisoner relied in a doctor. On the 20th
Aegnet dreeared was removed to St. George's Heepitel.
Mr. TroPneer, the surgeon called in, stated that the ;ni-
ece, told hire he had quarrelled with deceased end strut*
her with his open band. What.. did not think a blow with
the Lind or Set mould have produced the injuries he found on
deer oel. II- told the prisoner en, who replied he "ouppooed
eke mart hove fallen out of bed." Witness had examined
the AN brain, and found en effusion of blond who 'h he
did not think meld be mined by blows with the hand or list,
or I y tolling out of bed. Deceased told him she bad not
fell. n mint of tied.
llolmee. riveter of the St. Georges Itorpital Museum,
bed rNsroilled the body of decawsed. Did not find any
dietinet tr,:erei ni internal injury. The 'fusion on the brain
might beer been mused either by violence or by disease.
Mr. Lewis, of Ely-place, who appesred for the prisoner,
having applied fir a remand,
Mr. Bingham said it was his determination to eend the
es.' for trial for manelanghter, and therefore any circum-
Unifies brought out in cross-examination would not shake
hi. iinprepsion .1 the evidenee before him. Ile would, how-
ev, r, ogi • r to r- mend the case till next Friday.
CLERK EN WELL.

aged 30, residing at 21, Brill-tow, So-
rncn•-town, a doting man, wee charged with violently as.
malting John Hewitt, one of the aub•beilige of the Blooms-
bury County Court,
Ibe proadutor, who appeared in a vary weakly condition,
ml 4 that on Saturday night he went to the mama's red-
den,e to ea, u judgment amnions for lfle. 10d., taken out
spina him I.y .1 Mr. Payne, when the prisoner said, " I
hate a good n.htd to pitch you down dales." He said be
bad only alma h e duty, and when be got to the top of the
oteiretl, prOoner mid. " You --, take that," and then
pitched Lint down twelve or thirteen stairs, and knocked Ms
bead against th. wall. Ile felt very unwell, end wad com-
pelled to go to a surgeon, who recommended Min to have a
taro bath, and told hint to call again, as he had received
some internal Olinda, end be could not tell what the result
mkgiti Le. IL• I,ever offered the prisoner the slightest insult
witaiver.
The pet...m.3..1a defence, mid he could not deny the
ammo, but tie: .awsplainant opened ha room doer without

he alinuld remand the dame until
Priddy seat and would take time to consider whether he
would foto lull or not. It was a very unpcomked &mutt,
and if the man low letter be Mould most decidedly inflict on
the priaoner ihe full penalty, n 0.., U., or two incathe hard
Latour.
The prieoner we. then removed.
LAMBETH.
Rem r ether at the London Gm Work., Vein.
hall, wee been,. examined and committal for trial bar the
connala hi. rui hr wife. 7be hots al the con ban gramly