The Express. — 1868-09-15 (London, England)

NALLWAT.-011 Sunday afternoon a man tamed Patrick Featan was killed at the New-street steno°. on the Leaden and North Western line, at Birmingham. It appears that at the time of the arrival of the trait from I#endon, at 1.46 p.m., the der was wen by one of the potation:in attepting to croft the line as the train approached ; be was warned ef the danger, but by by ia crumbs' the raiia, doing whirl he was 'neck by one of the buffers of the = knocked down, and the eogine and three over him. The body we frightfully mangered.riaVrom the circumstances under which the occurrence took place it is suspected that the unfortunate man meditated suicide. No wee' Pula es airs arm' Manteces.Dvspepea. Copt wyrmoor, aft es De suer% lava. Lairs AWING* TO MO TO Till low. awl liver sadaurae. Zig aestaZaier:ai erveulri `era alfi...neals. n' IZ, f tlu •:1=.1:21: . tea. arid. per mail.. Mei a; 4t.t14 hesoffttsVZ Orr =sitltt °eta; air Pomo T 'lll. aireob I. • ebb. aptllo. Oztalrtstrest" —lA4notheurointa  itz iiiiii%l4;:ii_il#Spititl:-"Wftantati:_iiMPlTAStiel  Ritail-oderrs.  11101111110P4STRUT. ifesrAilliiliekelt,.= a labiorer, and resident in &tin • With ba =l:idscurtesotltrr, cry 4arb = be was charged with &deg ark OS wiltedtlataaga is. Atom. isuatir. to Praolo* • Thespterpromieettiz.=iheitew.tam that en H.c.,gmbiat 4:Akata 'farad lingers sad sad Wing anid to ballad the door, and !Owed sem after thrQ is: Wag doeid that bar peoifeetp be boils and destroyed between them she lbws and inquired of the strange man what they were , _doing there; heon, the 1:1= ODOM: with an oath, and her by the 4, reoglap and forced her but fed over the Saws i one el Ms eampaniene them away and the rushed variant and dried far from the wiadow. Primmer pursued her thither with the tongs. lwisich la threatened ber with ; on hie brother intereeptins him primmer stench him a. fearful blow amuse the gortbesd with diem, breaking the tangs in two. Again he was forced out of the hoar by his companions., when he commenced to belabour the window shutters with the portion of the tongs be still held, bunt them open. and then deliberately dashed oat alarms part of the "rodeo ow"meet, doing La great deal of slige, and when his father went mile him be sneaked and Caked him most ruflianiy. Great meltdown was combed in the neighbour) nod by the prisoner's violence, who wee well known mesa the inbitants, end a terror to all around. Rainy Tosibant, Pediee-aeastable 197 if, stated that be west to leak after the prisoner, and ultimately found him at Me ledrAlying down asleep. When out et the helve ion the e told him, he lemma very violent, struck at and kicked witness, and it took four ;shows.= to get Mm to the station ; en the way thither be got witness's forefinger in between hie teeth and bit it severely. Ihe prisoner, in reply to the charge, said that it was all' lies that had been 'need against him, and his mother bad aggravated him, since he had been in prison for two years for eassulting her. Eflison thought it annew to TAM any reroute on the conduct of such a ruffian ea the gismo. awl sentenced him to six menthe' irbionment with bird labour, and at the erptration of that time to Ind two sureties in 401. each, himself being bound over in 901. to keep the peace for a further space of six =has, in default of finding he would have to lie in gaol for that period.  Irak Powkr, 17, and Beth liedfkin, 20, were charged on remand before Mr. Elliott with being concerned with another woman not in custody in stealing sever . Wes Teem jewellers' shore. 'Dwane Moak, a watchmaker and jeweller, of Churebrtreet, Camberwell, tad about three weeks ago Fowler, with another woman, came into the shop and asked to see rime gold lockets. They looked at some, but bought none. and lifter they had gone be missed one valued at ICp. Kni.e that Hodgkin came in with Fowler and wAntivl to leok at tome lockets. Fowler took up two, but prut.•nded only to have one. He aooused her of Liking two, but the di Died it and put down one. He then seised her tend and took the other one from it.  Sergeant Hann, of the detective forte of the P aid he MI/ the two prisoners and a third woman outelle Mr. lienk's ehop. Ti .e prisoners went in, and 44 .004 as Mr. Meek put a tray on the counter the third wurian wall. d in. Witneis then PAW Mr. Monk WWI Fowler'e baud end take the locket from it. ile then took the prisaueni into custody, the ether women making her moire. ( herb* Fluney, jeweller, of lin, Newiegtoa Butte, amid on the 27th A uguit. &boat noon, the prisoner Fowler and two other women came in and askwl to look at a tray of gem rings. Fowler took the rings off the tray, and tie I on several and iwked the price. 1i hide trying on one witness raw 'smelling in her hand, which he found mu a pearl of the value of 11. Is. ile then ordered them nut of the .hop, and afterwards he mimed an opal ring Safi dat IL fie., and a ruby of the value of If. Other evidigice having been adduced, and as it WilA believed the prisoners were connected with a regular gang of shoplifters, a further remand was ordered