The Express.
London, England, 1861-12-07 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

YANQON•AOII

Two Ws, sassadMortes Mitch and Henry Ridaray, bosh
of whom were in a mad deplorable Mats of rap and dirt,
were brought helm the Lord Mayor, charged with wilfully
brealuag of plate glass is ths shop bout of Mr.
Kenny, 14 , goldsmith and jeweller.
This gweerether stated thist about half past sight o'clock
ow the preelses espentog he saw the two prisoners outside
the shop, rid lire proomow Hitch had a large stone in his
haul. with dick he s' .cic the glows three blows, the third
blow break* the square to atoms. His assistant went
out and pvs him into custody, and the other prisoner wont
siegyecit returend soon alter, and be was give. in charge
likewise. The value of the glass wis 24. 10a, soda umber
of watches which were open is the window ware very much
injurer!, the glace beim/broken into such small particles that
they bad entered the works and so damaged them.
Tb. prisoner Hitch said he was starving sad he broke
Use window with the intention of getting • few watches in
coder to procure himself something to eat.
Midway had nothing to say for himself.
The Lard Mayor said it was a vary serious ems, and one
which osgbt to be dealt severely with. He sant them both
to prison, with hard labour. for three mouths.

YAMYLEHONL
♦ prang woman named Sarah C.pl,
erg_ raekh at 334,
Eastoe•rosil, upholster's,, was chaired I:4r. Mane-
hold with stealing a thimble, an overcoat, two MAida, a 'ilk
drew, a dress coat, sods pair ot trainers, the property of
Eli Moo Powell.

kli.tio;lirey. of Southaquare„ Oray'aion appeared to
prosecute ; and Mr. Humphreys, pot, deluded_
Mr. Oudfrey having opened his mule celled labs tie wit-
neebox • stylishly•dremed female. who said my rap is—
Caroline Powell -I lire at arighloa, but on at present
staying at 31, Suseer •street, Totteoliarn-oort-read. Bear
time ago prieouer's mother was jG my service r needle-
woman. During this time prisoner used to come to visit
her mother, and she being in bed health 1 pee lute wine
and other things 61 for • sick person. I deed two dress
shirts. • blue oser-coat with velvet collar, Meek dress Goat,
black Dowsers. a pair of dress Wellington boots, blue silk
done with black and blue flounces, • silver thimble, and
other things. I am cairn that I did not give any of these
to the pnsww, or any ow else. I have given away • goad
many t nags but not these, they were too good. I ,have
semi the thimble which the °More bee, aad it is mine.
‘Noss-inamined by Mr. Humphreys- I been separated
frees my husband far about two years oast Ail. It is ender
• deed of separation. Be allows ON 3001. • year. I
do not think I ant entitled to answer_ your qaerion
about my annoying my husband at his hoe" and
breakiag his windows. Ido not choose to answer. I say
that the things were stolen whilst we lived is Oaidey-
emir% shout two:veers ago, and whilst I was :ivindwith my
busload. The shirr and dreams belong to Lilo. Ile wears
shirts, sad 1 don't. It is nothing to you whether I wear
shirts or not. I shall not answer your questions. I charge
her with stealing a thimble. The dreier belong to me.
They are females' weariag apparel. The rate and trousers
bloom to my husband, aad they belonged to me ; for what
is his is mins, sad what layers is hie n.

Kr. Humphreys—No; the lawny* that the husband bo-
los=the lot
irsaminatios continued—lt remains to be seen whe-
ther I committed adultery. Perhaps she at the bar out
that. I refuse to say whether she saw me to bed at
too with sootber wma sot my buthasd.
pore
Humphreys—My adore are that the withar in the
boo bee committed au art of edaltely whilst et Brighton.
This wear girl is labeeriag =der a diner, of the heart.