The Express.
London, England, 1855-12-15 00:00:00

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bad remarked** Om reputability of Kr. WPM
as arnagessest with that auditor, bet it was seats*
laselue_t bad set the muss is mottle.
Kr. Reed matesded that it was a ease for the
of Um dimrstiesary Kassa. The pas bad lsess
when the Umlaut owed a umber of debts. sail
It wu as aril& of estrevapsace and bad bees kept ter
messy owls. at Ibis WK.
Mr. Elargerisss bead as the part of thosibialmst. sub-
mitting that asps was so sharp egoist the:east.
Kr. Cametbstesor Phillips pia bk st same
lurk sae awed; bus the oehosisk, issol-
mu swag shiptifal. *NMh.got the pea. Ks Obe Caw
in
her a 'pal& ditty to perform, and wet baud to
detilleelAwidsa Is all parties It weakl be as evil mad dark
day he mato wham mg diatom was mad' is the
admisistradis of Julies There vas nothieg of fraud is
the ease, bat ft was a ease fee the disastiosary elms. Us
again eaggestsd s
The cue Mud nu ter a short time, and Kr. Bishop
kindly eitleibew hos adds, • isdplumt.
His Hasse =Mud his satisfaction at the result, sad
warmly suleglemi Ms. Mishap.
The istolvest was ordered to be discharged.

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MIDDLESEX MSIONS.

kin Ma. 11101MAITT ADAM. A/0/1/7AST roe; AIM A UMW 1
, • Lowy!" AT TIM OVILDITALL, weenears.
i - ' Bernie 111•111/110.
Sand Stifle, 36, was Snood foe having unlawfidly
ensign with other prose to defraud Joseph Oren et
divers moasee.
Mr.. Pay= prosecuted; Mr. Dania appeared for the
pins.
The resents said—l a • bans, sad lin ate I=
Hewara's.plses, Heeken-reaL Oa the of 'lfv
hi • warms 10 me wad Gained into • tonvereatimi with
se ant some pip which he said • Mend of his Imil fier
eale,4 nesquess of whisk I west with him to Labarn
henternee. We there set the piens, sadbay the IBM said
es kis. " have tie Inner to ekes pip."
Me prison:l said he bad LIMO sold them, but kited se to
a publiahowe opposite. I west with him sad the sea
there. The sumer galled foes pt of tle and psid kr it,
sad we drank it is the peens The r gave the son
halts-crows for his enable Is h me. After I had
been there a few ants, • respectable-looking man
sae Is sad oiled for a glass of ale, and inquired
if we had sea • lady with • great Pant oa. We
told him we bad not, and he en said ha had
given the lady 61., and she bad passion to mar him
there that morales. The piney heard all this. The
respectable-lookieg man thee said he bad had 10,000 L left
him by an uncle, and shoeld have sore soon, sail did not
are what he did with it. He thee palled out sine gill sad
• roll of non resembling bask notes. The asked
aim ifbe could play at knock.'endowas. H. missend he
did not know what that wee, but if it wee fighting he could
not fight. The prisoner explained to him what the game of
knock-'enclowns was, and we all then went into the skittle.
ground. The prisoner asked me U I could play at skittles,
and I said I said play a little. He then said how much
money have you brought with you. I said I had only
21.101., and he asked me if I could get any more, and
mentioned 60L, which I said I had. I then played at
skittes with the strangle sad lost my 24.10 d. The prisoner
then lei sera sovereign to play, and I loot that with the
strasgar. The prisoner said he bad so more mousy, and
said kis wife nil family were starving. The era who at
first took me to the prisoner about the pip secorapanied me
towards home, boos the way I saw a friend mull borrowed
Si. We rhea went back towards the same house, when we
met the prisoner aad the 'erases I bad played with, sad we
then went to the Royal Oak, is the Hacknoproad, kept by
lir. Sharpe. We all had something to drink over the her,
and then went into the skittle ground. I told the prhene
what I had harrowed, and that wee all the
I bpd, spa whisk he said I will go you
and you play him for Cl. I thee
_pat my Oise
sovereigns lido his hand, but I did not raga his_ pit thrn to
them. I thou agreed to play the 'tenger ferlii.a side. We
played at OOttles, and I lost. I did we son phew pay
the mosey over to the winner. The piens thee kid to
me if yea en go and fetch 201. I will both yea ha 1101. I
told him I would go and fetch it. I then west biro, eaten
panie playing. maa furnished. into the skittle pond Wien
were I nysoU with 201, and west lmat
with the men to the skittle ground. The prissier tenths
drugs were sill there, an I played sista will the
stranger for IL, the FMB', Wass the nosy, intik=
The then had
es New, pay the sway ever to has.
We then had NOM brandy an water brow& is by the
sifter, whose sans was Pinky's, is ono tumbler. I drank
some gilt, ad pat down Ave more 90•91•1411•6:2:d fast
main simmer took them up. I then boons:
I simian is that they all came about me, and that I went
isle the pais= After being there a short time I put my
bead is my point, end found my remaining to ponds all
gels. The sae I first saw was the only one of the' party
who was thee there. I went away pretendint to
go ;hone fee more nosey, but named with a
policeman, bat they were all pee inept the sea
who fetched me about the pigs. I should know his
and the stranger =an if I saw them. I next saw the pl-
ans and another wan is custody as another charge, an
ebea I sesseed him el this. The prisoner said 111 did ale
prose; the charge I OW have every f af lis
money bath again.al
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again. I lie together 231. 2s. 1 likes
ankitz
enemas away Nee peens locked no is the '
Is somenuanima teething was edited Is the
Abe= oestoment. It senrised the whole some. '
Abiniesie, as 06111111 elf the Worsitip-stsese Pidli•int,
aspeed 6 ihos? Mad the planer toll the peinalse
Aka if kit net prees the charge the whole M the
nag theala rethised.
. Mr. Dann banes ends an address to the jury ea ha
hilt of the sneer, urging that he did not take the mosey,
The Assistaat- Judge summed up, and told the Puy that
if they were satisfied that there bad been a snare nip
among them to cheat the prosecutor, it mattered lot whisk
of them had the mosey—the same as U tea men agreed to
kill one by Sri= a pa at him, and • pin of sting were
tied to the trigger, and they all pulled it, they would be all
equally galley.
The jury immediately found the prisoners thrifty.
He was then further indicted, with William Henry
Johns' who earreadered to his bail, for stealing two IL
Bank of Ragland notes, the property of Joseph Sheepy he
his dwelling4touse.
Mr.:Payne prosecuted; Mr. Bellied's defendedjohiese,
medlar. Duncan appeared again for Stiff..
The prosecutor stated that he was a publican, sad kept
the Bell at at Hoatoa, and was the son of the Mr. Itheyps,
mentioned in the last ease. He knew the two prisons as
than customers, and by seeing them at hie father's hoses.
On the evening of the 22nd of November they, and then
others, drove to bie house in • cab, and bad a pot of ale, an
one of them had a cigar. They began talking about skit-
dee, and he told them he bad a she comfortable ground
if they Wanted to have a game, and they all Ave weal into
the emend and played. They had two OWN of bendy
and wales, and after they had been there a quits el
an hour or twenty minutes, they came trek to the bar sad
Johan asked him if he con) °blip his Mead be. Mike
flee), with two Cl. notes for tea esseelpi. He sail he
tend, sad west into the bspostear to peens them. He
took them to the bar and pot them ea the 'easter, what
one of them said " Thank you" sad whipped up the notes,
and they all robed oat of the ban He bond at theta
retreating, stupefied he thinnest, ansearody neditiaa
his oat eyesight, bee em reenebyrik he rat oat el the
house and saw them nest thirty away, bet be
I bled over • keep af mink which boon thrown up a
sewer, an 11821 deer off. Oa the Frida
be saw y
tea the rs ne near Shoreditek dna. Oas
et them was ba his boots eland by raw i the boy
sad he went up to Johns, and said, "You
illthatatMd sae of 101, and if yon dea't give me my mosey,
I =all rive you into custody." Jobs= stuttered won
Ossifying • wish teat he (the prosecutor) would set out ape
• Joann to a particular plass es quickly as he could, sad
they 11011 aff hi diffsillek dindese. He afterwards
send anon to be takes see needy, whoa the latter said
the mosey had Ina lent Shia, and that the charge was
made to get it haft; sad ke going to Stiffes house is
Rinereertrese to ine in appetheadod, the pollee caught
Ns foss a hit Wallow,—is fact, he dropped
alma ihenekow i.e the an of two policemen, an he
was a vagabond, and bad lent the mosey.
ellWrmillial*lliss 11111111nreft • sharp eresesnaination, but he
dant seine ben bis seine.
The stated that she wee in the bar
pasisanallii=*seenia, and told his wife that he
witalpa kii if. sets to saillimp for 10 sovereigns, and he
took nee est to the bar.
-Mr. Belleatin, in his sans to the in said be mast
admit that his client** elmenesser was seas of the best, mixed
up as he was with shitie sharps sad their preening*,
but still, skittle sharp that he was, he was not to be therefore
the victim of the sudsy which he argued the protestor
had sommitted S the Mai. He was the landlord of a public
hoses having • skittiopend attached, and he new well
what sash parties fespsated it for, and he well knew that
U sub penes wand to have 61. notes for sovereigns it was
We thei sight display them to indium the belief in the
sin of serespre that they were men of wealth. The de.
minims Sat he lest the acts, knowing how they were to
in his own skittle-ground, and beans they were
t , sad he could not get then back, he concocted
of , to eon the money back from them
nollak The keen' newel stigmatised the whole
if aid behosenterk nano es • seendebous and false story.
—Aping lase, • waiter at Baker's C,eflee-how, is oorn.
Wfhaled that he was in the prossentor's hoes es the
a I nen, sad his father se well. After the prisoners
leek kinds nos la, Johnson Cane from the ground
in and Sharps tend him 101. Sharpe said vast will you
glean fee interest ? to whisk Jobases replied,lol. Sharpe
Milan& would not do ; he must Yes 11., and Johns
' lifter • lin Intent said, very well. Sarpe wen to hii
pulsar =al two Cl. notes, and gave tia tp etas
an be le the ground. Stiffs wee sot pent at
lislimi at ii. Hasps, after he lent the many, west to
the penal inns them play, and when the play wee over
gig ix the einea to go out. After they were
ms,ElPPlrkare gall Mid /rat Jones 101., sad went coati
!,bens a few Minutes after they were gees, but he
AM not tun. Witasee's rather was in the house at the same
time, and his wife part of the time.
The father stated that he mad the press stack the pins
up relit. Shupe told hie he had lent Johns two
el, asses, end dust be sheald do the best he could to est his
mess back spas. Stiffs remained behind after the others
lea lift.
This was unbent= by the first witness wife, who re-
=:lthe sW well, for she went to fetch her husband
1 ile lielieftiod, they bad • quarrel is heat of the
hith Min intkeilimiessb eat of bee hair.
Te lania sail lick did take pin oa the Welt la
pasties.
• =tams eased Child, said he met the nemeses la
Siseediesh is the 23rd, and he asked him if he (wises)
Wens hien fer Ink sad tell his that be was on a
=of dismery—that he had lest them two 61. notes,
id get tin book by fair Mesas or foul.
limy Orne,_lisb,lamileril of the iris inn public.
hens, is Shees sten that on the 23rd of last month
lis eas Mops. VIM and bis if he bad
had
young Joha-
n ? Winn said
hand set. Sharpe had a glees of gin
se =eh= ad inn asked him what be wanted yang
Jolson ke. amp said, in answer, that he had hat him
wawed est= sad I. wait= to lad hiss, te get
810Phin Messy, • been, heard the }mater may, on
the 236104hin they had assi, his very badly. is aet plying
the mean they bad beerowedi him the sight betath and
Johan tell lies it nein all eight, at test neat bin'
self oboist li. .
Me Aristaal-Jailes asked Mr. Pape wheal ke eald my
;te the eines sf the two lei wieners. 1
Mr. Pane said he net perform is duty te his dint,
sad p to 116•1•17.
Onion Ban, awned wens, said she had bees