The Express.
London, England, 1857-02-19 00:00:00

THB POLICE COURT&

Jan& of ISO uumployed ardwake mad Morin m-
in front of rig court le suet 'duke red essisteace
trim Kr. Tyrwtilt. Oa the perm days Imp arrisr of
mem of the teas oar wire beralligyr lard Tab lard
by stow of Ma Corr era we tired OW aajor
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b Weed ea the hilerup minim (Weisaley), id re Bt.
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rd rebird le Mr. Orris Ai marl la • loft at
re wieldisees. bed ere relissi MA bet thr were Wend
✓yas berldes, !lib wee ea eperellea se mg.
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&wed Om wit for weak el Orr Weiss visa INIC
curd la wore bite was eta hare period, aril they arid
alt err irrytbrea ble wrigh to support Ibiredres or
amninduirore, error TM Faunal/es bidOwdasu,
sad it relies raid sera 13s. 61. per week at Wow
VI !Zed sew Meted WM they bed applied et the week-
bore thst reerag. err le the sepapelisa el Mr.
Owe* be Mr. Apr) burs bra ilspred to esempesy
lbws le the resslasare. Is illeedisdi suit 160 ypoorxpoor
vinhititsaisty Is dui aqueleller, ray ire
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persona who were able but unwilling to work. It was a rule
that if they received anything from the ratepayers they must
do some work for it ; if not so, the Ms wail be way heavy
indeed ; the parties employed et the wee were peruse of
diatrimination, sad might very molly, he thought, din:over
whether they were
_ fit for Um balms et Mows breaking or
not. Btout hardy men were awe It kr that this mom
who were light, with soft Made. A troy mold Nom be
Pound out through the appearance of his kat& Hs meld
Nally Suppose that the heads of persons, such as palates;
kc, would be blistered and shattered.
Mr. Bryant mid that some of the parties could not earn
more than lid. and 2d. per day at stone breaking, and he had
one man in court with his halide blistered to prove what he
mid to be true.
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1Iii;orlttood thin man, who exhibited him blistered hand.),
and said ho could only earn lid. per day, and he wee so full
tkfc,dpitina on the following day that he wan confined to hia

Mr. Bryant said that there were men inside and outside the
coast who had told him they were treated so cruelly at the
workhouse that they would rather be in a prison. Rs
(Bryant) lied called at the workhown that morning, sad they
had no oakum to pick.
Mr. Tyrwhitt—They certainly ought to provide enediefal.
Mr. Jailing% master of the Clericenwell IVorkhows, sug-
gested that the parlay of St. Pancras might employ Maio
painters to paint their workhouse.
Mr. Tyrwhitt said be had no power in the case. He
could not continue to give them bread every day. The court
was not a relieving office. He could assure them that Mr.
Bircbmore's situation was not an enviable one; be was
between two Brea, and bad not such en easy task to porfomt
with them. He mold only scud an officer with them to the
workhouse. had no authority. The officer would intro-
duce them. Mr. Birchmore he always found to be very fair
and liberal in hie conduct.

TiePuTtit; tbcnleft the court.
SOUTHWARK.

Yinirrl Mai&N was charged with being concerned with
another penan, not in custody, in breaking into the dwell-
ing bare of Samuel Warren, chcesemonger, No.l, Dena-
glingBi• Thomas. - -

l'itenn, 95 M, was on duty at a quarter to four that
moming in Dean-sheet, when ho thought he beard a noise
Male the
_prosecutor's home. He remained at the door
llMinks& when ho 'nerd a reagneve match being lighted,
and immillately afterwards he SSW • tight inside, and could
dietisetly hear a noise similar to the breelring of wood. Wri-
ngs, latraWdy knocked at the dear to elf up the inmates,
whisk, limed a shuffling who et paths hurrying to the
limit addle beam He then west real into St. Thomas's
ail with smother coastal*, and saw the prisoner
enl=esln meal the walk, end mere men in the pro-
mautat's yard. After that mitre Wai Into the house and
=mined it. He found OM the miry bed bees idol by
(weft up some of the bra of the km gnaw, 'Whist to
allow • man to descend to the lower pert of the house. The
inner deer Wang to the shop had been tweed open, and the
till wen en the floor. Ina water-butt they found two
psekete of coppers in an old handkerchief, and
in t•
he beak yard a large screwdriver, which had been need to
hem era the door.
bit=74 M, earr the prisoner on the wall of prosecutor's
another MAD rush out of the gate. Witness fol-
lowed the prisoner over llve walls into Jamcs-street, where
he eight of him for a moment, but be afterwards captured
him 4 Tooley-etreet. The blood on the prisoner's ehirt-
shrew wee caused by climbing the welt. and the reejotanre
he smile. His companion contrive." to eacam, but he
at he should be able to apprehend him in course of
• few days.
The prisoner, who le well known to the police as • despe-
rate character, was remanded.

Chrintopher ronng, the gardener in the service of Mr.
Richard eitlow Bowden, of Chiploun, charged with unlaw-
fully cutting and removing flowers from hie master's green-
home, was again examined. and lined fur that offence 201.,
with the alternative of two months' imprisonment.
Bridger, who had also been apprehended, was discharged.
In the course of the cane, r. Erwood, of Taristock-row,
Covent-garden, who hod bought flowers of the prisoner, was
inked whether, during the too yearn' trunsactioni with the
prisoner, be ever thought it was his duty to inquire of the
owner of the Bowers if it was with his sanction that they were
sold.

The witness mid ho did not. It was a common practice
in Covent-garden Market to purchase flowers of gent's
gardeners. Ile had bought flowers from Lord Eldon's pre-
mises for the last flee yews, and during the whole of that
time ho had never seen a member of the family, all his
transaction" being with the gardener. If it wax not for the
gentlemen's greenhouses, they would not be able to supply
Covent-garden Market with flowers in the winter.
Mr. Ingham did not suppose that the witness did any-
thing more than what all lus brethren did in the market, but
he would give all the salesmen in Covent-garden Market a
hint through the witness. If times flowers had been found
in the possession 0f the witness, and could have been identi-
fied, ho was liable to be charged for the unlawful possession
of stolen property, and, unless be could give a satiafec-
tray amount of how he became possessed of them, he could
be punished by two months' imprisonment with hard
labour.

GREAT ROBBERIES OF WATCHES AND JEWEL-
IERT.—Lcat night intelligence was forwarded to the chief
in et pike, that during the preceding morning were
stile hen the premise/1 belonging to Mr. Mowday, watch-
sin, Onat Berkhampatead, Herta, twelve watches, viz.,
a nee goat watch, a consular silver ditto, and ten plain
veep watches. The robbery wee effected by forcing
owl the shutters in the shop window", and breaking a
wpm et glow. Mr. Superintendent Coulter has been
engaged is trying to trace out the stolen property, but with ,
so weew, and it is believed Ihst the robbery was committed
see et tY London crackamen, and that the property has
lem dimmed a Information was oleo rooeived
bet that en enteedro robbery of jewellery had been
as the reeirs of Mr. Tune, the Victoria Hotel,
Shallthd, eneift et gold earrings, agate stones and
breeder, a bele gemnlity in imitation of diamonds, a vast
mar et gold end silver pencil cases, toothpicks,lver
fruit nine, ditto pickle forks, fawn-feet paper knives
mented with silver, mourning brooches, a great variety of
gold etude, and a arge quantity of scent bottles, mounted
erith pure silver ; also a great assortment of silver thimbles,
watch-guanls, and pocket-hooks. The thieves also took
away a great many gross of ladies' card-cases in ivory, pearl,
and tortoiseshell, sportacle cane, and a great variety of other
article*, including to and table spoons, and leather bags
richly mounted. Raynor and the poke under him are doing
all they can to apprehend the thiene, but as yet without
menu Information was also received at the same time
and place that the preiniacaof the tier. It. J. Rice, of Sutton
Courtney, in Bern, were entered, and property of great value
stolen therefrom, namely, a silver cream jug, marked
' '• R. J. H. R.," a Wirer butter knife, eight dessert spoons,
is table spoons,. eight tea sp ems, two snit ditto, eight dinner
1 forks (pined), eight small ditto, some wearing apparel, and a
' qui, el mutton, beef, butter, sad tea, as will ea a bottle
of gin. Superintendent Hunt Le actively engaged trying to
trace eat the burglars.
EXTUAOIDINARY ROBBERY OF A CM:RCM—Yes-
terday lineation Ina received by the police of the follow-
ing robbery, eciamitted is the perish church of Outten, neer
Lawratt. The church wee Mend by am perem—
*Mg le dr greet weight et the Melee tens mu, we
reaseeldaet poribly nve removed them without mireace
Arend the property new wee a full-sized easy et ea se-
cluded"), hailed is
the cements of the Boat
eine* I
with a Ike et hie feet. This cagy, which wee ache anew%
wee of rut value, and woe about 6 het $ nein ht Werth,
19 inches serer the oho and 16 lathes arm dr loge.
nothings du mended la eat et the MEM church,
=3...swey with, mete bran am,
_that of cm:wi-
n emery st . John Tenth Paq., and
Lathena, his nth" The rele lime le espeerated
tug, end eel indeed It emater,_wilat ble beed 1111.1111MINitiost
Is es Miens et pent. 'the Sim at the hoer
the Min ether due Wits
The di et
drapery heed Ma The
edgy hers ratherthe beer of
whist the Imes wereil=r•us stated le be sheet the year
14th. The esedekeien have been umerig la their lIM.
demure is trams the Mcrae, but up he rim peer" time
within mire . . .

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Batts CLEW:MILL—A singular announcement
has proceeded home clergymen is Tem, in consequence of
a diessmies whia took plane Warm the Whom at the late
mead of menetation. The Asehhishey of Canterbury
SEMI est sere nemearntationa had Yeas made to him that
a poen Wham odic sting in the Memos of Rncheehr se a
=who was not in holy OMIIMI, sad that he had
perks to he meth bee the subject. The gestle-
ass alluded to by hie gem lea mysterioualy dimmers!,
mad the followbg sellee_hasieseitimed :—" I, John Chute
Knott, rector d OlsodieiMis-H. In the county of Ern,
do hereby cantles my *rind Issa of a resat ease
himself John Theme Zweake, tad pralmba birralf to he
a clerk in holy ales, .lied by the Lord Nies of Chi-
chester in 18N., red aleph& to Lord Coenobite. Both
there stelamenes see grow hlaehooda. The mid John
Theme lifets/11sa, It is mid, has etome under the ram of
Dew eel Temmes. He is about 27 years of wr, 8 het 7
Iran latatattara hat, gee rather soh emi
ngesty re', co-
inrn that be has e the
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abstitliaesmilty.
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tad It IND in Independent list ad die alts, salstibillagi
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