The Express.
London, England, 1852-04-09 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

GUILDHALL.

Leon Joseph Terme-Az, importer of foreign lice, surren-
dered in diacharge of his bail to answer the charge of ob-
taining goods to a large amount on credit by means of false
pretences, within three months of his bankruptcg, with in-
tent to defraud hi• creditors. _ _

Mr. Frederick Long, silk mercer, of 6, Verc-street, 0:-
foal-street, said that he had supplied the prisoner with silk
and lace goods at different times, and in general he stated
he required them to send to customers in Amsterdam, Bel-
gium, Rotterdam, and other places. With reference to
some goods prisoner obtained in December teat, he said he
had orders to supply a bore in Belgium with embroidery,
for which purpose he wee .heal ea ogee an account with
Campbell and Co. of Glasgow, en die OM* of mutual
melange of goods'. A wester seek ideal SIAL fla. Id.,
entered to prisoner's account es Ibe Ned Dearather, were
delivered to him on the 314 aft sone anestb. OA the
nth of December, primate bed two meth of let, and silk
goods on approval. The raise of Woo we. 19s. 4d.
Witness received either of the above emea. The
latter goods had only bees delivered to the priesnor on ap-
proval, but they had since been entered toile egeonet.
Cn as-examined—He (witness) wu also a haskrapt, and
had failed for 16,0001. He had not paid be ibe goods he
had supplied to the prisoner. Ho bops betimes with the
prisoner with so eachange of eweemenedielget bilk het wit-
nese was not insolvent at the time.
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;;;abOtYitiebwwli this warms that the pri-
sooer had been induced by team to IMAMS@ to a large
amount in order, as it was alleged, that median slaMd
imeirds=tyrissner was the IMMO dila brehregley. het
Neon raid it wet essile• go late matters
that accosted prior to the three iseilhe Mire the bank.
repay, as they would not teed le Owe impression of the
ore. Hearever, be mos bewails bins . Lewis se lees as
he liked le enemies the witness, but he hoped be would
not take up the tinsel*, emit
lir. Pewter, of the firm elf uAthli=isesfar, ilk
meson, of New Beedutrue, who were eredilets of the
prisseer's to the .as of 7,1111., said that Omar 'm-
oaned business wlth Visa is 1010, cad pada ble bib re-
gularly op to within a short time ef bis . He
seamasseed in a mesa way, and by by le hit
payments, padisally bosomed their le setil
they erased tees busimes with hie. The dim bed ressived
about 3,1031. ads, gnaw ~be&
Cromusessieed—is did est ge to Allsabemegli's tore
seem goods pledged by the priseasr. It was oily a
mil easel which praiser sail be bed gleked to meet
mum Ilidgissa bilk. Priaorts mysessesi that be wanted
the gelds to send &brood and to ems* wedding seders.
Jobs Evans, in the employ of the lest W6lllllll/2 mid that
be bed served prisoner with goods, 11111.111iiin of Wks and
lases, within three months of the baelmbey, Is the vale*
of about I,OOW. Pri-oner represented that be required the
goods for new ladies to choose treat, who had given him
moms wedding order,. These goods were never paid for or
sent beck, bet part was found afterwards le the prisoner's
estate. _ _

Mr. Watson lass* a silk sees? , of Ropat-strest, and
creditor of the primates for about 1,2*31., mid that pri-
soner obtained goods of hint within toss 11111.611 of his
=, an the mrestdatt OM la had a foreign
1011 maid tbsm to egad abused, and in some
balsams be woad they ihr weiftf soden. Witneses
dealtaga with hise mowed on the 31st ul Dsssber, sad pri-
soner aboscndsd ileardays after. Wilma bed seen INN of
the last goods ha Misapplied to the Wismar at to. pawn-
broker's, and subset entuy in the slats is tho heads of
tho
et tie dm of Yankton sad ladbary,
memalmale, lspsssd to having rodamed • lissatity of
grads he. a am amid Mart dm UN. 10a. dug were
worth about 011131.. aid while miaow iitstillod in witness's
prelims se the SIMS IMO be had 01Militha with Hut
Mr. Imam, de* to the WI Mama, shod that be
redemal goat 1,115111. worth liesids tam mob= pawn-
Molars. whim they lad less by the }Moser.
AK Buss asked Mr. Lewis he istonded to CTO4II-
- my etas winnows.
Mr. Lewis 'based to do se ober the alilimen's en-
Cr*Ms that the ease etwohl Air Melt othsecrise
ressa prepand s ebow that the bsaseapt bad not been
obakting goods lade/ the fel.' colour of trading ; end he
Mt that be sheald have then laissed the alderman to
use to • iiiiihmat tweelesion.
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Afra; isms dlowseelow,, It was areatbM the primer
should be rameded till Saturday, wittiest bail, whoa the
depositions wadi be reedy to await hies for trial.
=Mwslie, et Ilearrellwerest, bookseller, was
ander the Abowias eirowestersee.
Mary Ann Grainerooieung esemem, Waled dot she was
serwat at a bare la Wyslowboot, la edible M edeatlest
lediel, and that tie was webs at an arty boar peeked,
uses* by sone pewee leas la bed will bee, lobes the
ermad, Us mope INS bee aide sad want eet, S hay-
ken up • lighted en& wilds was esaald• the door,
tin light wkleb warbled preas•strix to ideal* Wm.
Sloe dam WWI tor arlesprot sod pm bill In &eta* le •
cairteak,Mwban sibs urn Win admit that be been
la the leata, hat laid that be bad not committed the main
dwelt, e", we 9!• 1.44- . . . .

felfie+ 1. ifiiiinebogstsi the /otter pert of the
whose% pole---t, ad**, dot the fir{ old if they
emit net pressoste Ida he wad* lino doe bases La the
reorobag. sod that be had oily pm late the roses by
stkalux

♦ sairlise ertrirenatimed tits wilosis, bat did siet altar
primelpi widens, terreestientsi the sengliment.
Xr. sebt dot iiebedases is to tbsellicer
here out the Orr' etatemest ma to tbs ettempt, sad road
the defendant W., or two usatle lopetesamest.

Defendaat then leg the wart allying he would bring an
metre.
lil kit LBO ROU G D - STREET.
Mary Attu Kist, a little girl, about ten years of age, was
charged with having stolen a diamond ring, value M., the
of Mrs. Doestases Richardson, 19, Drnton-etrett, 1
heal
t mell Jam Careitle, a butcher, was
en samisisa el laving miredmiredthe same, knovidag
it es eseisa. toWiwi,
The_pwessubios who was much affected while giv;og
her ettionse, elslsi that the mother of the girl was Is her
writer, sod the shed was allowed to visit her. On Mow.
day lest, her amid asked her to look over her jev;,..La
she Will afraid setae of the rings were missing.
sot aixorelholy leaked them over, and mired ashog
set with armada Her maid then said Mary any mesa-
leg the akild, mut have taken it. Wieser thee went
down stairs, sad, on seeing the child, tawd bee with steal-
ing the ring, and toll her, if she waif say what she bad
done with it, she would act have so aware a peniehment.
The child thee saki eke had takes the ring awl saki it Svc
a penny to a basher bay in Daviatureet. IL eassable woe
seat for, and she we given into ariody. Whams added
that eh: bed Ward several other Mika of jewellery, and
had no desk Ole gist had taken then.
Emma Prowara, ladieratid to theyreeesarir. said, 414
tal:t, in Beet i pm .a of gerectiaretina 4.,..ressived.efrrophlnr
Itrviwri sun I:Mr
edesterit jarrinf she esTinuld, =it =the Dread
out the derialent, sal said :hit he was the yam" ass to
whom she had odd the ring for a party. The gala de.
fendant then asked witless where she mai from, amiss her
saying 19, Bratoo-sties(, he said "The Is riot ; I'll Web
you the ring." He did sea mad witness esaa a constable,
and gave him in charge..
C 111, proved Ishies the girl into custody. He subse-
quently went with Mot witness to Davies-stews , and took the
men in charge. On the way to the stationer ask defendant
said he did sot haw what it was (aliailing to the ring), and
thought it was woe of thecomara ear.
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Inspector Pubs, C dirision. mid,ea reediag the charge
over to the primer last night, Ise said It wee perfectly
rMht ; be had purchased the rim eta phi kw a posy.
The girl tali him that she hod Melml it up as the illnet,
and be, thiakies it was a .owes ewe, ebewed it to his
mistress, who mid him it wee all worth threepewee. Mr.
Parke added that be believed the primer had so guilty
knowledge of the ring, and that he wee ipersot of its
value.

Mrs. Strang, the wife of a butcher ia Dairies-street, in
whose employ the male defendant is, correkenied dm latter
portion of the Inspector's statement.
Mr. Bingham said his notion was, that dui male defendant
bad purchased the ring under the circumateasse mentioned
by Mr. Parks, and agreed to take defendant's recognisance
to appear in a week. The child in the sanawhile will be
ant to the Hone of Correction, when ski will be properly
taken ears of.