The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-08 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURT&

MANSION-HOUSE.
Edward Agar was brought up ler final 6:animation, 14-
fore &r It. W. Card's, apes the charge at turvau lelosi
curly littered, aril imowarg the mete to be gorged, a ammo
order for the payment of 7001.. with latest to &freed
MOW& Salt, :gramme, end Co., of Llmbord-etteet,
beakers

T►i pro sir wu committed for trial at the Ceetral CIL-
IUM"! Court.

JoTmir4nos and William Johnson uere charged with
list.ng rubbed Mn. Seiswen, the wile of Csptain A. Santo,
of a gold watch.
Mrs. 5c.... said—l arm from Ghent, in the kingdom of
Belgium, and now maids in Mark-lane. I was yesterday
ea ot. that. bridge at about 6 o'clock in the afterooos. The
premier Johnson snatched at ay watch. I lurid up my
am to platent him, but be struck nu on the arm, and took
away the watch. Be !hen ran away. A gentleman
followed hies. I did not see the prisoner Bryan until he
came an! of the water, into which I hrer.l be bad plunged.
Sir R. W. Carden was here inforrnict that it was believed
that Bryan was a companion of Jobusoo, and had at the
imminent of the robbery received the watt) Inns him sad to
'evade pursuit, bad determined to swim from the police.
Thr tem B3•11•11104rts said—l reside it the setae boom
with Mn. 5c....., sod was with her on London•bridge
yesterday • g. I raw the prismer Jchuson near her,
and immediately beard her say, pointing to J " them
is a thief."

Ur Missed Grensost, a °leek, ssid-1 was turning-tole
dews Lesion tiidge at the tuns aloud, and 1 saw &yob
lash down the steno la great haste, srol an otter yonog man
gamic" big. 1 lollowed Bryan ale, cud saw tun jump
into the moil and make towards the water'. edge. I did
not see Johnson. _

It was al.o stated that Bryan, open !employ into the
water t 3 swim for at, said to one at the policeman, "Good
bye. of I f.llow "
Fir Johnson a man named Henry it was sailed, who
rid-14e pr.soner Johnson and I were at Jones's. is
Yeatsgee-c.o.e, drinking beer, at 6 o'clock, when is hosed
• cry of " Stop thief," aid we west out, sad saw the prises*?
Bryon came oat rt the Rod. I did not hear him soy say-
ttue4 to the i diereses. Johnson is a awe of aim at
week.

8u R. W. Carden imesanded the case for a meth, &adds'.
dicsetiens that search should be a ark le. r the watch. He
mumented to accept hail for the appearance of Johns-n.
Haaawh lit3patick sad Mary MaAweey were fleshly
sasmineel and committed spas lb. 'barge of baring aka a
Goa Capish TLt.ps is a bag containing 101. in severe
sad other mosey.

GUILDHALL.
Mr. JoAft Curler, Jam., brewer, of Clifton, near Bristol,
recently &Urea coraeillor of that ward, but lately int..' •
bazitropt, ap;wared before Alderman Homphrf 7, .barged
with po fiery.
Mr. Cluksoo appeared for the complainant, and Mr.
Pasty for the defendant.
Mr. Clubman said be appeared on behalf of Meters.
Btamete7 and Co., beakers, of Bristol. to prefer a aharge
at viary or sash ether ;barge ea the evidence world
sappers. Tao perjury °assisted et the oefendeut haviog
rude en afhiewit i the enures of proems the will of has
older be ,ther, Mr. E beim Cuter, oa the 21st February,
1817. The cireanstanses oat of winch the charge arose

were somewhat Interesting sad isetraerilinary7 Some
time use* Mr. Edwin Cuter, dreteasitd, resided at
Chewer,, and war powered of • unsiduable amount of
property, between 30,0001 sad 40,0001. ily the w.ll of the
12th Justify. 1846, he deviled his property attar the pay-
ment of certain legseles to the defendant and his brothers
sad sia'ers in fee, with the right of dispcsing of the seas.
Upon this will the brothers and sisters of the delsodent with
him, raised somewhere shoot 20,000!. on this property 1111
way of mortgage, sad afterwards by way of transfer mad
conv,yanco of their several shams; the property ease late
the pussasien of Messrs. Stuckey and CJ bankers, of Bris-
tol. At the corsonsument of this year, the banking eima-
rimy uromeded to sell the property, and realised about
20,00 W., no which the shames to Ito title were made
out, whoa to the surprise of MellSr.. Stuckey and Co.,
seek., was served ow then by • gentleman named Tor,
stating that a will of tke deceased Edwin Carter had bees
friend, which rendered the will of the 12th of Jansen
1846, ia operative—the will recently found, which eon
the property in question, granting as annuity of only
per annum to the mbar memben of the family, for timerl
lives, the fee being in John Carter, jut , and hie AWING..
This circuutaime eansal eztraordissary sensation sat
times who lest the morsey la the property, sad the hneinEn
bed laminated them peveeedlegr.
Mr. Claims *ea sailed on Mr. Toys to predate the
mead will.

Mr Parry had no oblestion to produce the will, provided
Mr. Clasivion undertook nal to impound the doeuneat.
Without that promise was given, he should t Nett to thel
will and the other papen being produced. lie eieie balietele I
to give every in :mammies possible. Mr. Clarkson ultimately gave the required pronsi,e, sad'
the will wee produced.
The wi'l of 12th January, 1846, was produced from
Doctors' Common, and the atteetatioa proved. The venous
docurosats mutilated wiM the proving th• will, slimed by
Mr. 2 Carter, jun.. were pat io, sad moot gins by lir. Bar
ford, surrogate, Doctors' Cummoss, that 1,.. atimsoistered
the oath to the person signing hie same Carter, Jas.
Evidence having beta gives that the simmtures were is the
handwritiag of the thdeedant, the first *l,l rue read. It
coatales • tether remarkable passage. 'the testator, after
naming the legacy for 6001. to a Mrs. lease, for her groat
Madams in cards` him threagh a wise of Waimea, and
am annuity of COOL to hie mother, gears on to may, "and
Bow, not having a staple real friend, having found that all
I have met with through life are • set of toadies, 1 will sad
desire, he.

Mr. Peery mid it was seeeetwesry to read store of the
will, me after the leseelas sassed it motel stated that the
Miele was to he squally divided between the brothers sad
atm, eight is neaber.
The mood will was Man reed, which gave to the defend-
set a life interest is the whole el the property, with re-
dished.: to his children, seei}ect es the 111201litillf es suited
above.

Pr.seis Plomblay Laahnry, of Brute!. I i• 1-1 married
Min KHz • Carter, one of the defendant's sisters. 1 "new '
Isle Mr. Militia ember I was at the lasers'. sad 'rhea we
rotareei we bed soma rofreehmeat sad left, but nothing
woe said so dose a/mat any will. I remember on the
death of Ma. J. Carter, sea., the defeadaat's
mother, shish Melt pleme ea lb. 25112 of Asyut
last, 1 wee mat ter OD Cleaved's, wham Mr. Carter, ass.,
sod 1 went as the harsh, Moeda, •ith my wife.
Illeo went ep Moho (ant sod I followed some time altar. 1
Lead Mr. Carter, en,. sitting sa the sofa, and LIP sold he
woe very Misdeed. The theendeat woe pement, and I meld
Ws le • one, and "ter; bet Mr. J. Carter. eon, hamr" Mu
ses. osell wished me to Man Ins is what he had
1101MaNIIIINO. Num told sae that soon after the drat)
sad Instal d Mr. Edwin Carter (te use hie owe words)l
We all met member sad read over both wills,
and we decided shah was beet for the family."
He ahe said be easeldered Memell a dying mss.
and that he sou John, mauls( the defeadaat, would b.
Shod's& Obis as well ao Me amber, who was than lying