The Express.
London, England, 1864-06-11 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURT&

GUILDHALL.

iota Atemorigfe asd WiUiaw Browlam were brought
up on remand before Sir Robert W. Carden, charged with
conspiring to defraud Mr. Groves of the sem of 3001.,
under protease of retire him • situstios, as already re-
ported in oar columas. Several fresh canes of a premsely
similar character to those already beard having been goes
Sir Robert W. Carden mid the cruelest cam of them
brought before him wee that of Mr. Groves ; they bad Dot
only robbed him of him 300 L, bat had also advised him to
take • house beariag • rental of gfif. • year, which they bed
is • mowers red se &Ices. They had found him • young
, man without money, but he bad been induced to borrow
' 3001. from his friends by their false representatiees. Taws
was another Dame which had impaired, sad be siserralv
I trusted that some inquiry would be made after Mr. Cox,
who was so freely putting his name on the different
agreements as security. and if Mr. Cox did not swear sad
pay the sums for which be had made himself liable, sad it
turned oat that he was act • respresiblii am it would
then be for the peoneeatioa to consider whether Mr. Cox
should sot take his plain is the dock with the other two
prisoners. He (Slr B. Carden) bad received glee or is.
letters conomeing the prisoners, which he should band to
the nolidtoes for the prosecattiou, gad be regretted to my
that be had also received • very bog one from the prispose
Broughton. He could assure him that be had not read •
line of it, se be soseidered it to to a most improper thing for
a prisoner to address the sitting magistrate.
The prisoners were the. remanded till the 184 h imt., at
11 is the mersiag.

MURDER ER IRV...LED. —On the let instant,
Margaret 11VY1rrom, an old beggerwocien, aged about 60,
living in a cabin at Dertyard, nem Rorke, county Fer-
managh, was found barbarously murdered, with her Quest
out from ear to ear. The door d her house was observed
locked on Sunday, but no notice was takes of it, it being of
frequent occurrence during her absence collecting alms;
sod probably the horse deed would have re-
mised looser before being disavowed, but that
same children who were playing OW the bootie
peeped through the keyhole, sad *keened blood
on the poaod, and having motioned the circumstance
to the neighbours, the door was immediately broker in
whim the boric deed was revealed to than. A box was
lying war the body, broke. open, supposed in search d
money which it was believed the deceseed had, nod was the
motive for the deed, as it was known in the neighbourhood
that decreed ocommailly resolved a small remittance from
a daughter in Amines. Another account states that the,.
out be no doubt the murder was perpetrated in order that
the esseimin aught possess himself of some five or six pounds
which kis unfortunate victim was known to mesas, sad
usually carried in a small bag attached to a string around
bee Deck, and which she only a short time previously re-
ceived from the parish prieet,who had it in charge. Whew the
neighbours went to faros open the door, suspecting that
all was not right, the landlord, a farmer residing within
160 yards of the poor women's bows, end from whom she
rented the mine at li. per =num. Prseeeted their doing
stating that orbs wee Asset, and which was very
conclusion to come to, es the door was fastened as the out-
side with a padlock ; but the neighbours, 'mowing well her
punctual habits in returning each night, would not be per.
goaded to desist, and consequently broke opus the door,
when the horrid right of the mutilated body met their view.
—Fermanagh Reporter.
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