The Express.
London, England, 1855-04-06 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURT&

T. HISIMI wee brought before Sir Ma Matgyove,
starred with bevies, by fain protease, ebtabiod flow Mr.
Seraph Beribeimow„ MO ?Wads of oak, of the value of 461.,
sad eke with bawls' steles few partridge lases, OS" ill
the auwateatere of sattmelba, of the "Mae of M. Oa UN
. itie asaimes.
art W Muter seid-1 ea meatmer to Mania Gad
Jehe Great, Wadies sadly the Ina of Groat Blithaeo, sad
cambia at bedew to Cluassessaurt. Wood-segat.
Cb*a Pad*. al wadailedOeitoe.The War as smelly
iamay Nowise, sad IS tie' lii MO I Mal Ma
with the wawa eei:7iisea tai Num ihnbabs,w
owl Walker. a Ilia • Muslim milseve Se
misread set to beet tate wad that the geode
-ere MI Os seat by tad Welker to ear
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eisokssee. The prisener left the beset with the
Was order,
modyseitsessra sever eggs elms. He sever reamed to thi
with he goods. Tbe primmer had bees mat
Oise by ma Were. The word% "Phase to delver to'
WNW are ea the order, bat I gave him positive &egotism
MI le %del** goods. At the same time that I gave his
Ow osier I seat the primmer with two doses partridge
as to delver at Kr. lime% It Fleur do Us-street.
BOOM& They were wtapped up la • gram hese, and
he &add have delivered shoes Au le hid been to Mogen.
Bemteekosew sad Welker.
Or. 3. Bartholomew, of the Arm of Bartholomew sad
Walker. of Ida 11, Beward-areet. thitaidolds, silk mum-
lietliftrk sold—Oa the 26th of October lest, ON ardor pee-
duped was brought to me by the Deemer. 1 sleeted the
goods, One phew of silt, coataialag together about 300
yards, of the value of about MI The order wee safileigat to
fsdiaate what silk was regales& The prisoner said he
amid take the pals with hue, sad I delivered the *me
please of silk MIAs. I wrapped that up in a hail whisk
the priamet Menke with loam Weis ite bad wth Wm
The hilewlas misaing I reesived Weisman thati the fe-
mme had alwovadol. I was aims when be game to me.
.1 F. Tema. ham werksr. of Thar dalisemet, Natter-
felgate, mid MapfMeasr did aft haft Mme the two doses
partridge mem refereed to by Yr. War. Oa the morales
of the ITO of Oehler as beery was made of me nemesia;
have h
I than Oa Me Ma et 001014- I was M Mute ruddy avast
hwy. if As phew bad loft the mess ea m pro-
misen—Tbe priossor woo tally oownittati for trial.
1 A boy named Data= was aka be playing at ".at "la

Um atria&
The polistoisa who tepresealoi the ewe said that a greet
deg of alothiof had boos dose hi the Ulla bete le the
Med% fa Inside. about the petaled pines of thew
emits& Gobi" yid* hid wessilei oevetel perms shoat
tbe eyes eel demo Wag ht other reoposte.
glisreom hoped- that a few eneselee et the Mei
would rat tulip te the amorous pos. awl esaineimill
the seal of IMpelimes spa the estedos.

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BOW4IIINIT.
Bawd Iketrots, • pow mea, late ia the employ of
Mr. Bottle. ikapse, UM, Nick liolbsea, wee charged
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with ememieemie...
Mr. Loin he the promotion idled anal witnesses to
rem thaws' et moony wheel' bed boa odd to him, as
dirk. wire oat meassetod for to the beim el his employer,
red hoe dislast eases bobs bees aseasted,
The primate oak is Ks admen Shail be had boa led
Idle his menet heaves by_ amieber pais aimed Dogs is
ire posestor's employ. 11r.itlics kin MO day,
and stated that he had lately aid het halos de-
afest Ks wits as he the moat a rieseessy hi was
seam to barrow a little meow to meet semi pressing
woolly without Istdag w low a die eiressatases.
He esphlosd to Friona bow tomiasma 'bt be
=dso ea denim Kr. Smith as to the musatm re.
eed Wooed Km hod 101., spathe edema
mush* that the mayul be retool hobo do Or
emery sold he made. After giving Mr. Digs
SOL, mad
afterwards s farther eon of 301, he begged priessoree make
the owed 601., sad receive his I 0 U he the money.
Primmer 111T81100d 61 more, and dielised to glee Yee ay
farther amen. Is the ate otiose, Mr. Ittgg hsesodsose bh
stades as a (*teeter for Mr. Smith, awl talk a *Or
hoses, where primor west repeated), es ire ohm Ids
the meanest of the mosey. At kerb K,. Isla de-
tected bin (Kaogrom) is minim/ le ease la. SA, bet
forgave him. Bat he left Mr. Saidei=albsa and
went to Hindeges een oboe he was by Ser-
geant IMO and tbe ease ohm in seep. Hogg was
the ass who bed don bantam tots esseedy.
Mr. Hall mmedded ho Omar hr trial.
Whew Doran INA hulked of the Gold's lists
pederasts. Mlesmatiesh City, was amt seed at the
bar, dee so sewed sheers of oilman' isoa do to hie
laCsilshomer, a reepsaableasking ssiddhaged am. OM
peeved Oboe boo a sensate for Mr. Smith, to when a
amber se woes who bail he allowed to ham gob
Grain were isthi habit et paying small saes by way ed
lashineet Several mesas of this kind Davin berm
=asto, it w proved that there were a serropoading
la Ks books.
The prom who was advised to reserve his defines, was
folly Ise trial.
GUILDHALL.

Climbs a servant in the employ of the Rev.
Mr. Burgles. LAW et Upper Chelsea, was charged with
forgiag
_sad eilliseiner &shown for 6981. 10,.
Mr. Kamm the sillallise to the Society for the Protection
of Dank= from Fraud. Me., appeared for the prosecution,
sad stated that PI the 30th of March last, the prisoner pre-
seated at Mmes. Geeing and Sharpe's beak, a letter con-
utiles is another .ettsr a cheque for 6981.105., drawn is the
name of the Rev. lir. Edward lisztop Craddock, of
Odsed. A request that payment might be made
sit la gold excited suspicion, and on examining the
aim it was discovered to be a forgery. The
MOW meaning gold for the cheque was signed in
the users of Reggees. The prisoner. on being questioned,
said the loess was give' him by • mad be knew only by
sight. Hewes gips late custody. but ultimately the pro-
secute,' eel= llumsid to believe the prisoner had been
the daps of ism mere designing person, and they con-
sented to Meats him on his muter becoming security for
his qpiammes. A few days after, however, the prisoner
sailed at Mallenes) °Mos, sad said be left No. 10,
his master's residence, at squatter past
341=1111Ths Mrafernoon of Thursday. the 30th of Meech,
sad that be meat to Mr. Vaughan's, is Sloss* squere,lrben
he doiegoi a sovereign. From thence he proceeded to
Osamu issue, where be arrived at half-past 3, and met the
'inhume, who gave him the letter containing the cheque,
and told him to take a tab to the Bank or he wopld be too
late to got the moat y that day. The prisoner
farther stated that he walked with the gen-
tleman to Piccadilly, sod took • cab to Fleet-street,
where he arrived at • quasar to 4 o'doek. The prisoner
shored that he paid the mamma cely Bd.. the distance
WINE Womb two mass, eel this circumstance, sad
smsag ethics. that of the rimer saying that he walked
from Chelsea te Onslow.optan, a distance of nearly four
mile., in twisty minutes, induced the prosecutors to doubt
the truth of the primer's statement. Mr. Mullins for-
*sr added that Mr. Burgess, the prisoner's master, had re-
ceived • cheque fur 31 3s. from the Rev. Edward Hanoi,
Craddock, of &minces College, sad that the cheque was
lying on Mr. Bargee's library table for several days prior
to the pesseatation of this cheque for 6981.105., so that the
precast had ampleopportusity of ',dog the slasher cheque
of which the forgery, with the ezmption of the amount, was
LO IMO copy.
The Rev. Richard Burgess, and other witnesses, having
deposed to the facts detailed by Mr. Mullen",
Alfred Green, • detective °Meer, said—Before making in-
vade* is the case' I asked the prisoner if he knew the
who gave him the cheque. and he said he did, by
S. int time they spoke, the gentleman asked him
It Maass the ticket of a watch in pledge, but he de-
• sod after taking • glass of ale together, the prisoner
rad OD meet the gentleinas,_,en the followieg day, at
emptdlllllll=repiseewheestatrtadlir sot side by
know that
where he was going. The gentieman, he said, then gave
him the letter to take to Meters. Goslings' I asked him if
he knew what it contained: He replied he knew it was
for mosey, sad be did nhethink saytting was wrong until
he saw the bankers examining the books. nuked him if
he ever read the newspapers, sad on his ansoering yes, and
miser that he bad reed of those eases where readessen's
'creosol wen seat with forged cheeque to get cashed, 1
reminded him of the late ease of fietjesat Wranghaza's
*moat, which be said be bad nod, sad told him it ought
to bays put him ea his guard. I thee left the prisoner.
I was prseeat afterwards when be stated to the solicitor the
route he took is gobs( hem Cadogan-terrace to Sloane-
square, sad hoes dors to Oaalow-squits and Regent's-
circus, whore he said the geademaa parted from him. I
showed those routes to the officer, who measured tie dis-
uses sines, and found it to be Ire miles sad twenty-des
yards.
Alderman Minis said this ease had now assumed a very
serious form, and be could not take bail for the prisoner
seder say einumstancee.
The palmier was then remanded.
We are reqsested to acknowledge the receipt of 6s. in
peeing' stamps, for the Poor-box, from D. B. C., who re-
gained an eakamehidgmeat in the Daily News.

Taos MISS dressed is Radom, who gals
their saw Baptifty, Jam& Cock, sad Harry
Soar. rash orsvpiart so West, sad seeompaaied by their
sigamezliell to Mr. Ty rw bite for relief.
Mated that deer volunteered to serve is " The
Royal tlrath Linesla wedge the enuaaad of
Coked 1111411eia. Is November, an, they shared at
Omnibus ar drifi, sod were this mat to their Mess. Oa
the Nish of lay, 1064, they wen embodied, sal seat to-
Wistimelsi es duty, ad esbowisestly to Poitismosth ; is
a the sesame had bees es ponassest dal, it alma
kommtly, is penmen of isetspillest assd by
lad Pima., the regisiest bad boos seeembied, sad the
spas gime Ile awn of rearming beam sail ealla oat
be days nowise sort year, or Waring thomeams for
pastas{ aim ea a farther hasty. 360 of as mos at
sass deikeed *maim off the roil. es as ansma that
they bad whei end families, sad ..said set mono berm& the
mad after that 6111111111*0 the applieests
ma their dailies sae " bundled," theameelvea, wives,
aildres, sal bow, .from the berreeks raw the sweet, to
seek their bums se they possibly meld.
Mfr. Tymaitt—Het yea dos% seem to say that you re-
mired se =robin mosey
lisadley—No air, we all reesiwel what was Is. to se,
sad we had to pay oar way up to Loam. Ws are ass
110 miles tam Mew sad we have se farther mesas witti-
est Sala est IMtlo rid, to set se thee.. Other militia
illidames. the Olessestee, sad the Hp-
= Kilimir"ltime—oll paid the apnoea el ell their numtirias
mos home.
Mr. Tyrwlat—Titia is a vary diegieseal presesdiss, but
se the maw Made Sho parties met he provided with
soossely ssaidasat he the sight, sad Ma the eme feat
Imo roposeested to the &sanitise.
AS a ream boar it wee alimsted that se " Good Friday "
it wield be base to defray the ezpesase dm
these mad their families to their perishes at dm
=posse of the poor bea.

William Orats was icily ezusised, eherpti with ha.
apt; ei_opea lbe Bari et Inez.
lbs imeased beteg plead before the cool, headad
is the 1111ortag litter, atilt Mr. Brederip nal *EC
" Key it phew your Werchip,—l beg be stele rico*
that I as ready cad TrUlliag to devote try tine le the die-
over, sad den sad te onoribe appolosiss et
seace at the Skidtectio meted beisiartettar lopoilia et the day.