The Express. — 1864-04-26 (London, England)

THE POLICE COURT& (THIS DAY.)  CLEMMT WELL.  Jaws Grey, aisiiie; Welliie:7• the noises wa charged with Matting a valuable dog and William Buffs. the keeper of the Bricklayers' Arms liemskop, Teabridgocrest, Easton coed, was charged with receiving the same, nll knowing it to ham been stoles. Mr. Biskette. solicitor, of Frederick-etreet, Gray's-innroad, attended for the prosecution. Thaw proosedimga ware taken miler Bishop's Act. The prossontrix resided at lelington,and about six months tithe the nrisooer Gray was is the habit of visiting the boom to see a relative. The proescutrix bad a valuable teener in her pososesion, sad, suspecting the primmer*, she kept it locked up whenever the prisoner Gray was this.. fin the day that the dog was stn en the prisoner Gray was it the boom early in the morning. and when he left the dog wee allowed to run about the hoosa, the prosecutrth tbioking that he would not return. In the afternoon the primmer span came to the house, and whin he went away be took sway the dog. The promentrix, who had beea out walking, mot Grey with her dog adder his arm, and whilst she was looking for a constable she missed sight of him and bad not sem him stem until he was in custody. The only evidence sport Beggs was that of the primmer Gray's wife who stated that the was nt when her husband sold ldm the deg, and lbe Loud her husband ray that he bad " lynched* the deg. By that term she turderstood that her husband had stoles the dog.  The'peiwx Gray said that his wife had instituted thews preoeedlap lierAtue he had secertsined that she had committed bigots. Yr. Barker maid that then was sot quite evidence sertsch t, keep the prisoner Buggi ie custody, sad he would be die=ter the present. The Was. Gay weld be isfor a week.  MARYLEBONL • town's QO/11.111. A tall, well-dreeeed, young woman named Clarroite Painter, was charged before Mr. Yardley with the following angular contemplatioe of oaenwiUieg suicide : Polioreoestable James. 406 S, abated that hurt eight hyea ors duty in the Park-road, Ragout's-park, and observed the prisoner leaning over the canal bridge with her arms outuretched towards the water below. He polled her beck end asked her obit she was doing. Her saucer was that she should do at ohs liked. She was again asked what she wee doing, irbot she replied that she was going to wash her bands, at the ante time rubbing thorn together. She the wrung them as if in despair. After doing this she took from her Enter • ring, which the allow said be believed wee a sodding one, and threw it sob the water, at the mate time aying ,he was going to follow it; that it wee set bar soul 64e was soles to hurt, bat her body. H. than teak bar fete r-..dedy, when she said that as be bad prevailed her thee ate onuld accomplish it on the morrow. Mr. Yardley—What lieu you to say Prima (who seemed most terribly do)ed's& sad kers. hair syse tied on the floor) did sot answer. Kr. Yardley spin repeated the quietism Prisoaer—My young men has quarrelled with me. I don't fain abet to do. Mr. Yardley said be should remand the prima's*. for a wank to the Moose of Dakota's, whim rho would hey° the suelleat «wke at the chaplain, who would ha hen that sto ought to lave as mush regard—if sell mere--fee her red thss her body. Pompey—Pray, air, lea me go, duet look me op. I can't Ire a week. ',le was then removed by Arnold, the paler. sad planed is in company with awdber Soma* to watch her.  Ti, Nza• CANON OF Exam—The Rev. F. C. Coot.