The Express.
London, England, 1855-07-04 00:00:00

ILaW swisfet OW pier, pleaded
Millthethel esbriel die Illiff•III•St as alleged ; that
the InethW Mee .alt to dieeharge the duties she bad us-
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sWwW•• •• ISM Saalwa•—aaWsla cam awns. mw rt" oe;peared that the plaintiff was the daughter I
wee a IMICIAL MOT. Of aa attorsey at Wrgas, sad the defendant wee'
SAPILLIT, axn AnOTMIn O. ems oovrixonn axle oar[- a esheebnietreet, and had a ladle"' school at Grove.kLuse,
tree he Till Wing ci7 1124GLAND.--AOTIOII TO MOUT= gummosmomir ; and it was cooreadeg en the part 0, the
.ssAffildst 011 • STOLIS COM lehiselffehr the delbsdast had engaged her for eta eseatbel
Tbe piagg Ws moo swift flo nagamayine ainenst of whew% es the other band, it was used that the planate
DK sea es
isikad. raised the defers heiffrOffelf wadootahaw dodos aim trial, with
Mr die Ws had bra stolen MO from Mason Brien that If alie Pace aatiafeettell she was es been
, and Co,, oho are beanies as Liverpool, and that pew sr Memtbs, aid that even if there had bema es
the paetcijeeee iew se, peel. goe whoa they ethgig
enesell Wow tho plaintiff bad Waited it be
wee Wale, wen beast hoiden foe value. • similar fee.elith of_ Me ..dust.
Wien was tried seem time ego the tassee's Bassi, upon Ms.. Baker, kewolfll keg
aeltheler
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tee sire or the sow. stated dist, Wong NOS the deluder ma the eabje of
her enraging the plaistiff, she suds:Wed the esgagessent
The AthiesepOesend. Mr. Hawkins, sad Mr. Holland
Vhe the plaistalh; and Mr. Basal and Mr. Cols. to ba for tot mouth'.
ie the defesdasts. The wits..., I. her croareraminatiss, said she wu the
. said that as the is.. of prof was upon the Plafoura 5501.
ethenests, be was Witted lento lay their we before the Miss Lucy Thomas, the plaintiff, was then remised, and
. Of cows he did not intend to dray that the Bask said she was about 17 years of age. Her father wasY
we this ashen of the rote is question, sad the only din- 'Murray at Wigan, and she was the 'roger child
pate gil he whether they ought to pay it to the plaistiffi. of ems. 800 eaccrePacifil lire. Biker is the
his isetruettons the plaintiffs wen seenbants fine isetwe to the defendant's house, when the
in the hat they sued oil behalf of 111 Victim St. Pas , netendant inquired Into her qualifications and
ads7&:iaier in Paris; and, ow the ether head, the Beak- quested her is perform on the piano, when the der
of was only the nominal defendant, the real fondest sapwood her satisfaction at the perfounnee. The
being Keats. Brown, Shipley, and Co., whose arrabgentent monads, and on the 29th of Jan. last the
defuse sew out of the following eirenessunees. As long wont there. She, on the 6th of April, left, to visit some
ego •Me year 1862 one of the darns of Messes. Brows, friends during the Easier vacatioa, and on her subsequeat
1814,91_,, sad Co. was robbed of beak sot., to the antra% of rends to Henunerunith with her undo, the Bev. Mr.
loges there being fir will, ewes, and goo 1001. sow. Biker, the dehndast Upraised her surprise at seeing her,
Of UMW every precaution was taken to prevent them gads, sung the had written to lair friend stating that she could
htheibenlation, the polies wife applied to, sad the imposter not naive her back spat, but she gave se reason for
Mil skim printed io Ruttish sad is French, and they were having taken that step. Her uncle asked the defeed.ni
agaggagag an over the world where sofas of week large tithe bad any empathic to make orient his nieee's eha-
aalaiaata eke likely te turn sp. Noti-se bad been left at ruts; when she replied, " Sas* people night may that she
adds Prepiwa'a, end other notices bad bra distributed in is • very nice young lady, and I may say so too, bat my °pi-
ta& le Ibe Is ,* oo.y change through the lastrunientallty aima at
s do sot always agree with hers sp some mten."
lithe pare. TWO would be however ennui cifeculty in Her eagagement was to teach &Wish and music, and she
preying the distribution of this settee in 1862, for the mom- la retain vast° be toopht French, German, and music.
menseey of pekoe a. Pula had eared to be swore; bet in There wen eight gists in the schcsl, one of whom, Mite
Aped, 1863, fresh hotter were dienibeted to GU toe beaters Trail, was 18 years of age, who ott Valentine's day received
lalenmeaseul all the mosey eheageee Pais by the a 'alerts*, whisk was signed, "An Officer i and, as
ffentaine, who was formerly in the police at Well Mate GOYIM 111011110 t, it 111112tallad • pure • f • sea
teal , lira vise sow empkeyed at as imams., oar. had end &woman, with NEW Imes. The salamis' was shows to
hewn essgthime ern eraniiesisn at Pay* sad he stated all the Witte la the school, sad amongst others the Ogress&
that is Mai 1863 h. received the &cities as to the stolen Whew saw it. it was •onlisat" by °as of the yoasg
notes, and that be bed potherssed his daty in distribating the Liaise that ea anonym ote letter should be written to ilia.
soles, bat he could est Mieerieet precisely esmagh to say Tra,ll by way of carrying on the joke, and they accordingly
shear he kag deeleseed ens at u. St. pure. Ueda wrote is letter, but as none of taem could imitate • man's
USN OININIIIII•ass be bad no doubt that the jury would handwriting, toe letter was toot to the plaintiff'. lather
cow to the eantindeft that the soda bad been lett at N. to have it copied by oat of his dubs. The copy was
St. Past's, but the 'tatter would sot net there. Nothing ramie and re wed, and torn given to • young lady, who
was heard of the stolen some lase, whoa Mar of sant it to Southempton to be posted. This was dune, and
the sous made their &moaner at the Bask of England on Mira Trail was highly &Noted, and award to have
the game day, and ill of them sues from Paris money roared it with mash pleasure. Oar of the smaller pupils
through Roglish bosses. Payment was refined, teld the defendant of the valentine, bat she never alluded
itd' airy was made as to when the different ponies had to the ablest till the 30th of Mason, when she told her it
sot the sow, and the 1•014• SOT of pollee went to Pens and was very wood fur her tu hams sent the letter to be copied.
saw Sc. Peal, and told bits he bad bad the printed maim, The deludast had not mentioned about the letter to her
bat the only reply be get was, "Oh, that is nothing, it was wen. Than was nothing wrong in the bitter, bat it
Wet owed by a lawyer, sad the Bask mast psy." If that praised the boast, et MissTrao's eyes, of chick features she
Woe so however, the effect would be to con
stitutePure was very road.
al
_spa akot for the sale Of stoles rtes. It Cross.ezamised—The letter was ruched is apetiolat
would be char, from rose sorreopoudeage whieh terms towards the lady. Before she went to the def/endant'se
Ind takes plass, that the plaintiff sad M. St. Peal she was an 'nulled pupil to Miss Dan".ky's eatablishorat
wear really the isms person le th pereadlege, sad that foe twelve mouths at Isitieurth. When there she bad
is all probability they were partners. ;timid "charade " is custom,. Her obaraster was that of
411 a stasiadoa was then pet in that the note was the awes a Highlander. She wore lung stockier. the skirt of • plaid
MIN Doak of &gland, sod that it had bees stolen Loss dress, sad a ahead thrown over her shoulder, with a turban
Own Brows, Stoney, and Co. on her head. Together wit" the other young ladies, she
Robert George Oesimee, • City polieestas, said—O• the had sous into the kitchen when in egoism'. Ste did not
13th of April, 186% I distributed the printed notices to the reedier basing tololdhisoti of cold, sod was isra she did
nosey ebeagete awl bankers is London, sad 1 left two nos raise ler clothes to warm herself.
se die pliswilf. Reesamined—The defendsot had always gives every
Isseampo high—l am inspector Mullis" at Liver- enoeiragement to their aches charades, and on Patrick's
psi I tree mmisated shout the robbery, asd I caused day the defeadant, bet gsn Irishwoman. gave them • butt
Whim is lamb ana English to be sent to all the rehab day fur the parpues of bolding • perlurmalee.
le Imps. ayear 1853 1 seat another let of the maims. TIN freer and mother of toe plaintiff were called, and
After I beard that the butes bed been predicted I went to redeced several letters suoit that the toff grows' was
ale. Raphael'', and also to M. St. Pear., in Paris. I saw for de months. They also proved the fact of having espied
11. St. Paul, who spoke Begirt only imperfectly, bat I the letter, viewing it as a mere Valentine's-day juke. A
esderelood moat of what he said. 1 asked bits if be had letter from the didendeat staid that she was ao et oh,
idolised a lON Bank of IS oglind note, and he said Yee." could sot remits the ;arena alter the Easter holidays, se
I thick Wired it was os Sunday, the 26. h of Jar sad that she had 'Whet governess coming who was to pay • 100
La ass Is oboes be ebeaged it gave the name Jugs,
hard. miss.
IMI s 111 Is sr MA see of the Preach sartiese, sad I The Err. Mr. Baker was next called, and corroborated
=llls bike bars wen rants a hill similar to this ; you the matinee, made by the staled/ when eke returned to
ham kens. tbe note." He said," That is sothiss ; the del...Muses house with him.
base me Wes mewed by a lawyer." He said • word Mr. fierjesat %Values, f r the defendant, eanteaded that
eilifft lIIIMat • lawyer. I said, "You have been ea the ease obeys by the plaintiff, that paw, lades bees.
tuned by fbe yak" He raid a notice was perhaps put vicar wee sash as to justify hes ciaraiwal. Tbe
e.lbeseekekeed die seat arreepiug, it would be swept out. co duct with respect to the valeatine was mac npritturosi
Ile odd kat Ms Bank ma.t pay, for it was • promissory Me, particularly so being in the indendeat's setaaliument
sou payable es demand, in the away of governess. There was so gleaner her
Cres-esambeed— I erne' speak French, but I had with six siontr, and soder these eircusistaissei he estimated the
ate a French police °Moir who spoke Beglish tolerably well. defendant was untitled to their 'enact.
Tb Attorney-General then opened the plaistirs ease, Miss O'Beirne (defendant) said she had rely readied the
aid admitted that notice of the robbery had been circulated, plaintiff iota her establishment on trial, and had no ogres
biretherasately those mottoes were so frequent that they meat for eix months with her. That agresinsat was only
ell aineatioa, and at all events Gassed no very coadltional on the plain- iff proving herself competent to
dose. Imsesdes es the minds of the parties receiving discharge the duties she undert.uk, able* she was sorry
dmes. Re ebesie be able to prove, beyond all doubt, that to say was not the ease. cane
bad spokes to her frequently
111. Thom Is. Peg hod taken the nets in a bosh dde earner upon her deficiency in ezaraple, and she had promised that
and had gives full mresideration for it, and thee in the anal no cause of complaint she old again ammo. The plaintiff
way he bad :raasasitted it to the plaintiffs in Luaus. M. was is the habit of plapirg practical jokes sot only with the
St Paul moose of the largest money changer in Paris, and pupils, bat with the manors.
it happened that nearly two years after the robbery, • persou Cruswezamined—Tun uuly practical joke she could
perented dinar., to him, and said his name was Howard, and recollect was that the plaintiff had ridiculed her behind re
produced his purport and gave his address, and alter ow back, w.d had awned a bell of codas to the writhe
little disinnion as to the rate of exchange the sole was 1•••••••• 0061.
shagged. The evident* of say notice bring bees left at Mies Pancsky spoke to the het that when the platudi
M. St. Paul's was very raga, and at all .vests, whether ant 'stared her estsbliiihmeat she had proved based sow
the notice had been left or not, it would be proved that piton to the duties she bad to perform, but afterwards
oobody therm recollected anything about it. Bat beyond she had not fulfilled those duties to her satisfaction.
that, he contended that if they should be of opinion that M. Mr. Lush summed op the riendant's enders.
St. Paul lad gives fall eonsiderstion for the nut, there man Mr. Jones replied on the whole roe.
be a verdict for the plaintiffs. Mr. Bur Mortis lea it to the jury to say whither then
M. Victor St. Paul said—My arm is estessively rigged wee as airmails; if.v sin months and whether the Igo
as moire, changers at Paris, an we patella* andsell bank tire alleged misconduct sad imputed inoompeteneyjacdie
sows every day. We have bees is the habit or consideriag tits dahrodsat dimaiming tier.
bark notes up to this time as Money payable to bearer. The hay returned a weirdo' teethe plaintiff—Wm ag 01
Os the 26th of Jane I took a 6001. Beak of Ragland
sole from • person whose name rase written on it. This was
at my place of business, about noon. The gentleman asked
me the odor, sad I said " The price of the day." That was
.bout 24f. 965., and he weld it was low at list. bet
be afterwards changed the 6001. note, and a U. aka I
asked his his mune, and be 'hewed me his peeked. I
his. his addling, and he pat it down, Lawesn's Meth
I bladed him over the money is the presence, of two doer
As may of the trasartioo was immediately made be mar
bloke. I ermined the 6001 note, with two °thawed MN
each, to 114-sun. Etybeol the same day. After the we had
been stopped at the Bank, some gentleman came from
Loudon, sad the ;emir came also. I said such notices as
the inspector referred to ware served very irregularly
sometimes they were thrown in at the door. We preserve sash
notices as much as possitie, sad we have sometimes two se
three a day. We file them, and sometimes they is.
maid six merle or ayt sr, until the file ie full. I had is
recollection it receiving +itch a notice ea the one shows is
me. II I bed I should not lava taken the note.
Croevewelsed.—We keep the SWIM% and look at them
lobes we dime notes, if the sweat is important. The
mesa ides dissred this note spoke oily English, and be
babe Me Ow sod address at my request. It wee in
SAWA Hetet, which in at the back of the Win Own.
We shwa all notes payable .o bearer without inquiry.
deal in bans, but I do not deal in silver plate, nor in
any worked metal. I bought some plate when I ant began
bantams, bat I have not bought any since 1849. No ems-
piston has over been made sealant me for baying plate.
N. Martin Scheyer. a clerk to N. Victor St. Paul and
Co.—l remember the 600.. note Wing brought. It was pur-
ebred at the market price, and I made an entry In the
beaks of the trsseeerles.
Iberonasisoll—When we dad Dodoes as to stolen notes
be the aMoe► we pat tbem oil. • file; anybody who picks
ram sp Meek
Re-onaised—l kaew nothing of this soda when the
sets wee thessed.
Areeibie de* gave similar evidence.
Me. Jobe Bapbsel—On the morolog of the 27th aim
we reedvail this 6001 note and two ether notes, sad they
were duly sower is our 'books. I knew notbieg of any
notice of this note having been stoles, bet the notions were
afterwards found fa s desk. It is our custom: to mud notes
we rears from abroad at once to the Bank of England, and
not to oar own banker'.
The Chief Judos then left the caw to the jury, sad, ow
has erasing up, observed that • great deal bad hem said
about who wee the real plaintiff in these proosedirsp, but
those obeerratter had nothing at all to do with eke Mae
that they bad to try, sad rte the lerneatioas whisk bed
bent titres out, he trusted that they had bees made
without the sanctimi of the Bask. The truth was that Mr.
Raphael had been made plahriff, busses he was an Essliale
msn, foe if M. Bt. Patel had been made plaintiff, me be was
a kreigser, time scald bar boos sedum fee wsaeity for
cieelesid ell seek ef Wags obi* work base weed MLy
ski . Tbe pleetliage raised die quokka Wakes dm
way bees fide holdershe valet, sad if they gar
Iltialeetre the site it would be • stress reposition to get 12
oasts balm that they knew it was stoles. He would
lorabledita to say whether the mosey had Ow pad
fOR Ted. whether the nodes bad bees served es lii
oal, sidebar et the time he took the sot, be hew fie
bed the show of kering that the sets had bees Mills,
awl whether he took the note bar ids.
The jury fend that M. St. Par bed gives vales bit re
sent, that the Dodos had bean weed ea his. end OW If
it bad bees properly taken we of, be would lime bad Me
mesas of knowing that the sots bat bre odes vbs. bows.
ever, did not know at the lima that the sego but boss
stoles, sad he took it lea boss fide meaner.
Verdict foe the plaintiffs for UM

COURT OF EXCHEQUEIL—Jm.: 3.
SECOND COURT.
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Kr. Maria Imes and Kr. Garth appeared far OM plain-
tiff; seal Mr. bayou' Wallas sad Mr. Last orpseesated
that drissuat.
This was u oatioe brught by tbs plalaMlf. a useomors,
to mom cospensatiers ht iloso Irma ties ibardom kor
Os bmsala off spa
*grooms" seela OM bekailoal bad
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UPREBS. -WEDNEIII)Ata..W4gNING, JULY 4, 1855.

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lIIWKARKET JULYllllllllllo3.—Tossp=ra.
Hamar birSIO•TWID of 110 sow. soak sad rely 3 it. U
he . wpo t • the awry of Mr .osood Mess; for i.yrdilldis mad up-
wards. Now T.Y.C. (3 sub..)
Lard Easters &Wks by Wires. (I yrs. 74 41b ...(3. Wagglosi I
Oal Del Dates*. Testy. 4 yrs, tat lib ....... (J. wane
Mr. J. Powasy's Clatudittoa. i yr., 74 7th . . (Wails a
twos. mays alO sow. mob; for 2.yordeli;"—olle, 71h; tabs,
tat is.. The Mawr to Mt sold Mr lie sow. 11 dsmawlse. iss. last
bald eels ot Now T.T.C. (4 subs.)
Mr. sbrkWs Maid at as lila. by no MIL Ist Ilb
(II Omar! 1
Mgt Lamos Twits, Ilst Sib (J. Mau 2
Mr. F. Bobliwores Masuusrado. est (it. Day 3
laird Loasdales • by ol liontwes sib. out of Mayo,
Sot Lb (e. lows) 4
Toy Jinx eraaar of 60 sow. owe, 311 It, tar S.yr.olds; colts,
Sot lib ; Sm Mb. Themoor of the srated horsy to rowdy*
bark his asks. Now T.T.C. *aka)
Mr. Itywsru'i Suladle, by °rhos 10. 31b
Mr. Parkas's colt by Wyod Pigeon out .1 Onset let 71b
(H Owityr) 2
Mr. Daises Primo, Sm Ilk. (lt. Cloy) $
OWSSP•TAES4 01 Is sow. crib, iw 3-yr.oldst col% tat 71b; Wets.
SW 410. To. wlawar to is sold fur NW sow., it detuaadtd, kg. New
T.T.C. (II sails.)
Colds Law's Nisisokt, by Hautboy, est Illb (J. Nana) 1
Mr. Pompey's Cremation, Sot db (A. H4l) 3
Mr. Ooorit's Wuyelass. Pot 310 —. . (My) 3
Habil<CAP Pura at UI., far 11-yr.olds sod upwards. Mk& Wakes
Courts (a mLy sod a ball).
Mr. lowtarr's eamatitaa. by Jericho. $ yrs. est 7111
IJ. Memel 1
Mr. Nortca's Legatee, 4 yrs. Tor 71b (Welt) I
Mr. Darer Black :mat. h yo. Set ...(0 &Slurps 3
Mr. Mirth's U orris= lidos, 3 yrs, Sat 10. b
21r. /moles Dr JuatasOrall .mt, 4 jall, 41b (Quiatos)
lizysointsa er.ass aaancinuss.—Tumbi r. Parodlina, Groot&
II us., swum rosin scsarausta.— listrser, boreuur. Firma.
meat. Shaw to Boma, illy by Duo Jobs out ot Polity, Plumage, Ms
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