The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-10 00:00:00

EITILtORDIELEY OHABGE.

On Tuesday Eliza Harriet Cook and Marian Cook,
the &tighten of a demised Wesleyan minister, surrendered
before the Dover magistrates to answer a remanded charge
of aaiawf ally dealing with and receiving change for four
votes at the Bank of England, on the 18th !larch, the mid
cobra having been abstracted from &drawer in Oaptain Ohad-
wiok's room at the military quarters, Western Heigh*
after seven o'clock in the evening of the 17th. The defend-
ants were fashionably attired. The large Semionshouee was
densely crowded by the public ; the ,jury-bor and Taut
sesta on the magisterial benches were occupied by the prin-
cipal inhabitants of the localityand many officers of the
Royal Artillery, the &led and 8911dReginsenta.
Mr. Greenhow 000dooted the pragmatist& ; Yr. Thomas
For for the defence. The defendants were allowed to occupy
seats at the side of the hail. . . . .

Bergsma Geddes, of the Dover constabulary, stated that
is ecaremeenoe of information he went to the officers'
mailers at the Western Heights, and in the rooms of
Captain Edward F. Chadwick saw a drawer that had been
forced open. He was told of the robbery of some Bank
act's, a meal, a watch chain, and a pin. The cash-box was
afterwards found by • boy named Page. He afterward'
searched the pr miners boom at Buckled, in comedian
of their saying he might do so, after they were charged at
the station-house. He food nothing.
Mr. F. W. Ritchie, a clerk is the issue department of
the Beak of England, predated four 51. note., numbered
:IV'vely (8.R.) 54.149, (&X.) 27,418, (T. 8.1 006,207,
S.) 006,203. They wen merited by two fsenales,
who both wore bonnets, and were dressed is dark dresses.
This younger one gave the mare of "Mary Browne,* and
she wrote " Dover " oe one of the notes.
Captain Chadwick, 59th Regiment, sow stationed at the
WINOS'S Heights, Dover-16am occupied the waiters since
the 14th of March, when I retuned from leave. I was ia
my own room on the evening el the 17th of Mush, about
Berea o'clock, and maims to hay* for mess, I ;Awed in
on. of the small drawers of as cad nary chest of drawers a
cash-box containing 291. in aromey--ave sf. notes, sad 41. in
gold ; besides this there was a large seal, an old emerald
pin, a curb watch-chain, and a .mall gold chain with eme-
ralds in the middle of it. I locked the drawer. The box
produced by Police-Sergeant Geddes is the Jame. The
llama of the cash-box still contains all the articles I placed
in it except the money. There wen some gamin, bat they
Wits returned to me by the poet on the 190. My comma-
don eras amongst them. They were directed to me at the
dos.
poe By the Bench—l saw the ;trimmers at the barracks about
a year ago, bat I have sever sem them in my present
quarters. My quarters are in the middle floor of the front
range, adjoining the men-room. People most pass other
moms to get at mine.
Cross-examined by Mr. Fox—l returned to my room about
ten. I did not examine my drawer Mao, nor had I area-
sion tor to it before eleven next morning. Ido not sleep
in the ram where the drawers are ; there are two rooms
adjoraing. Whoa I left, at seven o'clock, I locked the room
door, and put the key under the met, as I venally do. My
serval knew that was my practice. I cannot my that w-
ere elm knew of my practice except my servent.
Mr. Fox—Do you ever see other young women at the bar-
na' ? . _

Witerss (after some hasitation)—l have.
Mr. Fox—And I suppose we may take it that it is for
moistly sief—No, you may not.
Mr. Fcm—ls the court to ammo that this is *rare thing ? 1
Mr. Greenhow interposed, and the witness did not so- 1
ewer.
The Clerk—lt Is not at all an unborn= thing to me I
young women at the torreclui.
By Mr. Fox—Were there any there on the sight of the
17th?—That 1 cea't say. There were sob In my room to 1
my knowledge, and there have been now is my room sines
I have been in my prima quarters.
Daniel Donovan, • servant is the ierviee of Caplets Chad-
wick, " did the room up" about 7.5 o'cloek, and whim he 1
went est locked the door, about 7.40, replacing the key
under the mat. He re-entered the rooms about six the
following morning. The door wee then unlocked.
Ferdinand Fontaine, au interpreter and ticket examiner;
at the London terminus of the South Eastern Railway, was
them calisd. (During thin widows Mr. Greenhow requested
the bench to direct the defendants to stand in front el He
witossabox.) —On the 18th of March I maw two tensile. on
the platform, and let them into the only first-ekes carriage
M that end of the train. They were dressedin Moak, and
the bar of one of them was in curls. lor speak positively
as to the taller one she catbet the door of the carriage ;
the other resembles the perms who eat is the centre com-
portment The tall one told me they were going to Dover
as she was entering the earsiege. They were pedalling of
earmansents when the lean started.
Crom-azamised to), Mr. Fox—l have not seen theme yams
women hoes that time to the preset. I should not be
able la speak so positively se to every person who west by
the trek at a particular hour. It is amply bombe so
ether permits were in the train fos. Dover, and the counte-
rmine( one cannot be easily forgotten.
Mr. H. Storey, auk in be Bank of &eked, stated that
it wee ide daty to impost notes. His desk is near Mr.
Relakies, and on the 18th Mack le saw two females, se
of wham he recognised as the eldest defeadoot Having
*sea his initials ou the first and last of the notes produced,
he headed them back and they were cashed by Mr. Ritchie.
It wee 'oetween 12 and 12.30 as they pared Mr. Raabe'.
desk.
The magistrates here roes, sad the further baring of
the case was tdjouneed until Wednesday, the defendants
bang again liberated ea bail. The tiesioniehoess was
agsb crowded, until the inner NM tree se @boob piked
that the police barred farther adminiesi. The depositions
Navies been reed over, Mr. Greselsow celled
Bybeeter cashier at the Load= sad County
Beak. Dever, who produeed • cheque drawn by the pay-
master of the 59th Regiment. He paid Captain Chadwick
in marg. four 51. motes and five sovereigns. Me mode a
memmeadurn of the number. of the notes at the hack a
the cheque at the time ; they were 006,207, 006,205. 27418.
54,149. The notes produced were the same he paid to
Captain Chadwick.
iambi Dense, a labouring lad, living at 8ur1d..4,
near (.babble turapike-gate, about three weeks ego foued
the cash-box produced by the police ; it was in • ditch at
the hack of the Bull Ins, in one of Mr. Coleman's
meadows. There was a gold curb-chain, • gold pis,
• real gold sword, a split ring, a gold seal, six
pearl studs, and another little chain, in it. There
we. no papers. He pre the "buttons," the'
sword, sad the to to another boy, named Abbott,
keeping the other things himself, to see whether a reward
would be offered ; but on suiNg an account of the robbery
in the local papers on Sunday morning, he west to Abbott's
boons for the box, so that be might get all the things to.
gather, and bad Just
.got home and placed all the things
in Use tray, when paratoonstable Stevens rame and took
L him into custody for haviag the box.
Croce.-marnieed bbyy Mr. Fox—l was brought to the court
handcuffed, bat dischargd by the magistrates.
Beejamin Page deposed to finding the ash-box, with •
chalk striae it ;it we. under water, and be got it at of
the dyke with a stiek. He took it to the police-etation, and
welt to liespeatllear.
Ilds being the wields el the wares for the promotion,
Mr. Fox washed to remove his defence for the consider.
ties a • jury at the amt maw&
The prisoner' were then fully committed for trial.
Oe application being made for bail, the bench couseated
to sub party in 501., sad two sureties in a similar lament.
Mr. Greenhow was not mailed wakes there were sepa-
rate sureties in each toss.
The bench heviog seceded to this demand, the pooraentor
and witness.s ware bound over to abed the sesmoos and
give evidence.

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