The Express.
London, England, 1855-05-14 00:00:00

A ROBBIIRY SINGULARLY DISWYRRIIDs

(Prom the Nanekset4n. Esswilter.)
One robbery has often led to the diva:ivory of
another, hat is the immense about to be ritlavAi 4,v0 very
complicated robberies dmr loped a thin., by'. tot withist
lint pretty well esereisieg tee patience and p aose„„a„ of
hapesimeadent Bewley; sad the robbery abaft:ad was
the sea ant ethemsted. The tangled tau bees:—
At Wiliest the o'neek yesterday mete stag, a moo west to
the Pam eif Bartholomew %And, gatosgnet,
oil Llvespestroad, ransomed !Sup sly ail mpostor of
"1111=4 he bed teen "at rum the Tows Hell to
Wu, , who is ea elderly se ea_ into custody, sad to
search Ms poem.Defileld sederapalia kin' but Do the
way, skeet on a heel attest, v.ao esoposog got
Dedield Se promise that sr.s emus swat MtY lee s
alert 1f.., while be(s isemetor) hoed Moe erm•
amble oa that bait. He • out e„„siogi, sesesti, bet
ea, after waling vend.*, he did met ream, DeSeld
kin bark to and unposed by ins wife totting
eme that the nab had dose to bar, and ulna 81 3e. from
ber—et "ens °Wee kis supposed power of search. DP
&el leVetee„ eels '1"110wHoso Me polies, and in the
SWAM is rawer y Mr. Seeley qess,insad Delield es to
w_here_ke ' nosey. Ile Notts!, after math salivate-
mai that • te• • ,otii had b ea seat to Wm by a sea shoes
some be et el" said be did sot Plow, and test be get the
du. w cease" • t the house of Mr. Carter, the White Ides,
lavetroul4o4.l 1, ening 11 to the sea who lent him the nett,'
and the row LOOff. tents some drum:ilea, to his (Dafileld'e)l
1,14. (reel* hssa it was stoles by the pretended
Mr. 8000 1 put bia.oelf in communication with M:l.l=
with the view of aseertaiciog whether the seer] ame;
ellestrif the note there was true, Mr Carter tafe_e_shthe
_him
Mei • . Beckett, his hous had kaeper, h changed Diable dm
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sena at gave the addstioael Information that her pane.
Weld' Mai eight or aims sovenips• wee stolen at the same
Um*. The sae talon fell opus DoSeld of taking the
pow a, for Wig mimed it immediatety atter giving him tis
Ole' age *et of the some parse, baying left it for a meateat le
the master to get him some Willer HO a half sovereign. It
tic w beans dowitfal whether the eig.a sovereigns whisk
t se *. tesprevo " had takes from Deltoid's wile was the
cheap resigned for the 101. note, or the eight or aim
sovereigns stoles from the hossekeeper. In the attempt
to lad out whether the mesons about the " laspeeles"
and the r.bb.ry es Mrs. Defileld was set shogethee a
fah/image, the fans seemed to be la favour of is erelik.
Delield said he could ideatify the w; that he
sea his is the M kite Lim when pttiag ekeege there;
sad that he wore a soldier's undone' bet hag se se
overent. Mr. Cotter did net rsoollesn eaglet mei& a per-
son smoapt the einspay, hot he conlirmed the seiner
to the .:test that he saw Duffield seem book to the
hones, look rowed the room, and say, " lie is sot here
that l want;" sod a estope had left the room some time
before. Tree robbery of Mr. Cotter's servant was now
certain • the robbery of Mrs. Ditfaeli was also rather pro-
bable ; bat Mr. Bewley suspected *Attila' was still another
robbery In the bthkgroated—that the 101. note itself had
most likely been stolen, as no sensible man would lend
money .• past to give the broker a turn with it fora few
weeks," as Ballad represented. Trio 101. note was mat
to Mr. Bewley by Mr. Carter, for his stspentioa. He
feted it le be a Bank of Bagand note, dated Manchester,
19th January, 1866, and the number 68,914. Oa refer.
ring to his report book of r Ainslie, he found the follow-
ing "A. clerk, named John Barra, who at 1.10 p.m.
ea the 3rd of May Was sent to the Delos Bank by
his master, Mr. Adshead, 46, George...nest, to net
cheque f.r 201. 16e. 4d. cashed, decesped, nod has oil
since been seen. It is asmirtaieed at the beak that Iss
received a 101. note, dated Manchester, 19th Jesoseye
1866, the somber beteg 68,914." This
snowed that the note bad both stolen ; and the next mole
was te lad the clerk. It is probable that Duffield had
some suspicion of the aote laving beat stoles, for Imi
showed peat reluctant* to tell who had seat his to get IS
changed, sad bsen so gramme es to lead him 91. of
lie, however, at length stated that it sae a clerk Paled
Haney, who had been lodging at his house a few dap.
OMeers were despatched I. search of him, sad in the ever
leg he we. brought to the oMcie, mid Identified as W
clerk lately in Mr. Adshead's employ. The " impales"
has not been disavered, antt perhaps it will not be wry
easily to legally spaniel DoSeld with stealing the plum I
but Berney wit this moral,' be placed Is the dock at the
City Police Court on a charge of embenling the Nue et
201. 165., the property of his neater. •