The Express.
London, England, 1868-11-10 00:00:00

BOTITHWAPX.

CAUTION TO

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711;711tnnis,-- --pook—l—raea;r7
Borough, was sunisioned before Mr. Woolryok b 1 Mr.
= ,Works, for
sanitary inspector of St. fiamour's .nriN rf- amongobstruction on the foot-
Pa R Inopii,o to the amsoyanos of
Jilt hearing the *Attar. Wok asked if there
bad been any previous is impiiiW the defendant.
Mr. Errington replied in 11517ve, and added that
be was amitantly 1111161111/26 him. The men w3rked at
the wood en the priemeni der boars—in fact making a
warbling et the denied
*ed.
The debeding denied that, and said ha bad no desire
to adroit the tberenglifare. On the days in question the
wood wee keep* to the is waggons and re-
moved beide as gooses
MT. Weary* that, and indicted a penalty of
30e, with eons.

SZTIAOII.O4IT 00W70! OF • KEMAL ULM.
A lady mewl Ahab aide the following singable ap-
plication to Mr. Arnold, the Wang ungiskate.
aaanAYaid that a wide Wedge whose nuns as
od shended hoe wear and handl for two
years, and she held nod. to prove it. On filatardhiz
night, at 12 o'clock, Ur mese wu
and the went to the dodoes hare tral (it the
night bell, a Up window was owned, and the con-
tacts of a water jog throw* our her. flhe went
back and halm km swear worn, returned to the
who
doctoewase hoses, he Isheed to cam and see low mother,
getting MEM sad he nwed and menonsd her,
and in fact about pushed her out U
of the house.
Mr. Arnold alba the object of the application.
Applicant said to got a gammen against the person who
threw the water ; it was a woman. Could not his worship
her abo shesone advice respecting the refusal to attend
her sack ehothse._ _

l[r. Arnold aid it was very erbsmdinary condnct, but
he could not assist her with regard to the refusal to attend
her mother. If the doctor used any personal violence
or threats be would grant her a summons, but be could
not compel him to give the name of the person who threw
the water. If applicant could emertain the woman's name
she should have a summons.

Applicant said she was frightened to go near the house.

THAMES.
Arrinerr TO ROB • P01R.0771011 TILL.
Dennis (Asia-, about 14, was brought before Mr. Paget,
charged with attempting to steal money from a till.
Robert Briant said be was clerk to Mr. Auguetus
Shroder, postmaster, in Three Colt-street, Limehouse,
which was also a money ordbr office and post-office savings
bank. At 7 o'clock last night he left the office for a few
minutes. Ile had just before received 1001. in notes, and de-
posited them in the till. There was about 2004. in the
till, including stamps and 41W. in gold. The post-
master was in his bed very ill, and the whole charge of
the office devolved upon him. A minute or two after leav-
ing the office be received information from the servant
which induced him to return hastily, and upon entering
the office he saw the prisoner behind the counter on his
hands and knees with lass hand on the till and about to re-
move it. lie seized the prisoner, who said, " Let me go,
I have not taken anything. He gave the prisoner into
custody. Ile bad seen the 'prisoner before.
Mr. Paget—Did you lock the till before you left tho
office

Witness—Certainly, sir, and pat the key in my pocket.
Roche, the gaoler of the court, said the prisoner had
etu committed before.

The clerk Briant was recalled, and, in answer to
a question, said he punched the prisoner's head against
the till.

Mr. Paget—Make some inquiries about the boy. I
sha 11 remand him till Monday next.