The Express.
London, England, 1855-08-10 00:00:00

MARYLEBONE.

Mr. William FauLbser, , • Jeweller, silversmith, &a.,
combs es business at shops is Limos-grove Rad Crawford-
, Moot, Bryaustone-square' was placed at the bar for re-eza-
missatioa charged with baying feloniously received gold
matches sad other valuable property stolen, to the amount
of ao lees this 1001.

Mr. Keene attended for the prisoner.
It wee dearly shown by the ',ldes** of Sergeant Gle.
neater, end Clears, 99 D, that the whole of the property,
which had no doubt been ebtainod in an improper way, was
found at the shop in Liseon-grove, and that after it was so
found, the prisoner, when questioaed at the other shop, in
Crawford-street, dented having made purchases of watches
recently, or anything of the Sind.
The property brought to the court by the °Moen was
produced. Soso of it—the greater portion—belonged to
Mrs. Clifton. Cliften.road, Maids-hill, and some to
a her eon. A septic', also taken from the premises by the
polies, had been stolen en Saturday week last from the
hones of Mr. Malty*, North Bank, Regent's-park.
Upon the application of Mr. limn., the prisoner was
allowed to put in bail (with 24 hours' notice) for his being
forthemniag to take his trial at the sessions.
LAMBETH.

Moro Bolder and SaraA Ann Bugler, his wife, were far-
ther examined, on the charge of feloniously adininisterins
to Henry Shea • stupifying drug, with intent to enable
them to steal his property.
On Timidity week the prosecutor, who is a greengrocer,
reeldlag inch* vicinity of Newport-market, fell in with the
male prisoner, of whom he had some previous knowledge,
at • pliblic•hatee in St. Martin'ulane, end after drinking
with him for some time, proceeded, on his invitation, to his
eln Oakley-street, Lambeth. On reaching the totter
plans the peosewatot mint out for something to drink, which
toss brought by the fetnile prisoner, and after punk-
in of • small portion of the "stuff," as he called
it, he lost all conscionentes, and recollected nothing
until the next morning, when he found himself
alone, ying on the bed, dreadfully ill, and minus his coat,
cep, hendkerchief, and les. which be had safe In his nosier@
pocket when he had entered the house. He alai found that
hie hand' and the front Of his shirt were deeply stained
with • yellow stuff. H. had beau so exceedingly ill ever
'sines that he had no doubt he had been drugged. The pri-
bonen did net return to their lodging., but hieing best
laccidentally slot by the prosecutor in the vicinity of the
Strand they were given into custody.
The landlady of the house where the prisoners lodged
said that on the prosecutor complaining of baying been
robbed she sent for the police, and the prosenitor at that
time Deemed in • stupid and sickly state. On the following
morning witness found in • cupboard in the room a tumbler
glue with some yellow liquid in it, and it was kept until the
following Saturday, when by accident it wee thrown away.
The tumbler waa three pare full, end it looked like pa
rum on the top, but it had • very faint smell, and it altered
much in colour by keeping.
Mr. Normal-it is very much to be regretted that you did
not give the nimbler Into the are of the constable In the
can, or kept care of It, so that it might h••ve been unitised
Mr. Davis, • chemist and druggist, in Gerrard•street,
Soho, to whom the plunger had applied for relief for what
he described as • dreadful irritation of the throat, was of
opinion, from all the appeirancee which preeented them-
selves, that he (the prosetnitor) had been drugged.
Mr. Norton wee elision!, before the commitment of the
prisoaen for trial, that the stains 0. the prosecutor's shin
and also those on hishande should be carefully examined by
a practical chemlit. •
• The prisoners wets th• puree.

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