The Express.
London, England, 1852-09-14 00:00:00

GUILDHALL.

Samuel lmbo and Josh liWirormos, two UMW sailors,
were cbarged with obtaining money by false pretences from
John James Rowland, beer-shop-keeper, Fetter-loos.
The prosecutor stated that on Thursday evening last the
two prisoners came to his shop, and, showing an address
card, on which was written 34, Mtael•street, Strand, asked
to be directed there, but remained at his how for some
time. They stated that they had no money, having come
op from Liverpool, where they had left their ship, in which
they bad come from Australia. They had not been able to
lad a gentleman who had their papers. The prosecutor
gave them a shilling each to get a lodging. In conse-
quence of representations made by Samuel Embo, that
he had a quantity of gold dust in the Beak of England,
showing at the same time a paper with the words " Bullion
Mee, Banker England," written on it, besides stating
that they had letters to and had brought money for several
gumtlenica in the City from their oorreepondents in Austra-
lia, the prosecutor was indand to supply them with re-
freshments and money to the amount of 16s. On inquiry,
however, he discovered that they had no gold dust in the
Bank, and that they bad not come from Liverpool, Embo
being the cook en board • ship which arrived in the
Leon Docks on the 21st of August, and Tonfferman, who
elated that he had come in the same ship with Embo, had,
in fact, only met him in Ratcliffe-highway on the morning
of Thursday. The prosecutor gave a very humorous ac-
count of the plausible manner of the prisoners , who shed
tears and turned up the whites of their eyes, evidently with
acaidderable east as

As then was es diem Wilms that the prisoners had
Touasttr
say geld dust la the Beak, EAU was resaaaded, and
tlha.

DOW-STREET.
Robert Leterware Walker, a g' entlemanly-looking man,
described as a fiminer, of Teversham near Cambridge, was
placed at the bee before Mr. Jardine, charged upon a war-
rant with hav addvassod a hostile letter to Mr. David
Mathews, a of Caaterbury, inciting hint to fight
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iirrsaspired, when applicatka was made fee the war-
rant, that both the padetneu hod hem paying their ad-
dresses Ie Miss Elisabeth Anse Edina% a pate lady re-
sins, at the village of Arlington. TM poullasums being
othateithly given to Mr. Mathews, the went sompisinant,
the sassmary arrangements were made for their marriage
forthwith in Londe* ; pealing whisk the lady was enter-
tained is the house of a Mead, ruWlsg la 'lnborn. The
wadding era dud kr illatewlay swaig bat, and we.
JIM about to take plaits, whin the hddrgesem, who had
hem staying at Ridler's Reed, noised the knot in gum-
Ma. It was dated from Casalmiden bat hare the poet-mark
of Canterbury, and was combed L unatistaksable Lugano
—the writer's " friend " Wag flimsily asand, and the
" instruments " sposided. Tho lasidwntiag was at ones
infatilled by the hely as that of her rejected saber. A coo-
farmer was laid, the clergyman was osesedloil, and the
"Wad vu_Plithillthred ANINOZ•11 bad lona nktra to
=IBS benignant writer mist west monshat oe wield
his iatorthenste with theht &tare handassa. Art-
tinty the bras and bridegroom soeght an isterview
. Henry, the n, who granted a warrant for
his immediate aggeol Pandas, an omen attached
, to this aeon, was dmpallshed with the warrant to Cam-
' Midge. ham whirl bo rittersed with the defendant on
kph the latter was safely lodged in cus-
tody
TM &Amiss% who is much younger than the oom-
plairsaat.: ;polity to the charge, but manned, per-
holly as to the alleged cause of his hostile intentions.
Mr. the saraptsinant, stated that he felt it his
dusty, w whin ponalk am a justice of the peace, to take
the protest preseadiage spinet the defendant. Re was
sot acquantrid with that gentleman, and had had no per-
scan quarrel with him; but it was necessary that ho should
state—

Kr. Jardine—There is no necessity to go into the cam
maw. The defendant has pleaded guilty to the charge, and
w muse is simply to blnd hint over to keep the peace.
Ind is Ids station in life ?

It wits staieTtinti/Tine a farmer sad landowner in
CantheMpslbt
Idis wend" iedend kit to enter into his own recogni-
ses:ea is ma, ow tad two sureties of 761. each, to keep
the passe he ft asttbs towards Mr. Mathew. and all
*ben of Me Mitheiresalthets.
Mr. 0. Was a iniftems. ad Mr. D. Him, a solicitor,
both of sanhio, having best asses* as the required
weft., tao &Mane was disarmed.

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of the PEW MIMS ea CISIMIIfe as UN shed sit, fer whisk
Mr. Maple sad Karim sod Madame Pettish' had been
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treatasest le the training of the saipal, reemphod
us the esailiMise nature of the prehtsimel
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mast have sallsid Vide sad iejaty Mem the easpas-
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whiles he had
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whether the the mind la • situation in
saposieg ea seems—lt could apt help besl4
was ad as est of amity, the wegistrahe said he was demi-
deik Of maim that it was, bet at the same time he did
as. Mak it ems ad the kiad matemplated bth of
peolismsaesstaisal le is tide we. On the wile.
thus,
while male Ms epistles that eshibitime that
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** sossemed IholrlNl= .1 the tisk to which the
asked' was warcesaly sal mmeemeserly exposed, he n
coy VIM the lest el the law bad set bees proved, and ut
the sammeasse met thershse be climiespd.