The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-26 00:00:00

THE POLICE CO URTL

MANSION-HOUSE.

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Baldwin Spe.4l who was sum days ego easminod
urn the charge of Stabs robbod Miss Johann* Dorsch's,
to whom le bad been paying his addresses, was broeght
up for Qui essaination.
Mr. Heard, from the Sees of Mr. Buchanan, attended
for the prisoner. The justice-room was aowdad daring
the incestigatios.
Tao following is snore accurate statement than could
oolleeted fres the unconnected and contradictory do.
tails el dm first saminatloa.
Miss Jamas& Donchen said (through an laterpreter)—l
reesatly ease ova to this country. Tne prisoner was lime
at the time. He was my lover, sad bad boss se at
Bream. I now charge him with baying robbed se of a
shawl, a mole, sad a haadkerchiet. I misted the arti-
cles from my bedroom at the Adelaide Hotel, Ludo*.
bridge. I did aft as the prisoner take the articles. but
he was in my room oa tits day I missed them. I have
heard that be is a married man. I has remind several
letten from his, is which he szpreessil his wish to marry
me hes.

I Th. Fowl Mayor—Was e. staying with you at the Ads-
' laid' Bolsi P. . _

He wasted to take a private Weis: for
me, bat ha afterwards a:premed his wish that I should stay
at the Adelaide Hotel, sad I did so.
The Lord Mayer—Whes were yap lest aware that these
articles were takes away from past teem ?
Witeses-1 mimed some thaw ea Thursday, sad some on
Friday. Os Friday he was ia the nom, sad he left me at
about 12 (eclat& is the day. I missed ths ankles before he
left me, sad I said to him," My cossets mills* have beam
haft." He said it was vary woes s[ tea est to loth the
dem

"fie Lord Mayer—Did yea on.. anythiag sirs from the
POl6 at the tine _ _ _

ifit;ses—ifneed a bracelet and a gold chafe. I under-
stand they hays not beta foand. I do not know that he
left acs for the pupae of taking lodgings preparatory so
oar aserriage.
The Lord Mayer—Yes said he wished that you and be
should live together before =triage, sad that yen rejected
the_poripesidea ?
Witmeae—Cortaialy I did.
The Lord Mayor—When did yea last see your bracelet
which yea lost ?
Witmer—Oa the Wedseeday before the Friday. It was
theses my arm. I believe I lost it on Wedwiedey, bet I
se-set say where. I did cot miss it before I west oat of
doers. _ _ _

Tie Lord Mayer—And yon us quits rare that yen did
not sathorise bin to take thou things, or any of them,
away ?
Witsess—l as. I gave him nothing bat • spotted linen
haadkerehief. which I told kim to return to se.
Crassezaniined by Mr. Beard—l have known the pri-
soner five years. I lived at Braun, at which plant the
pilaster resided.
Mr. Beard—New. did yea not know that the prisoner had
• wife at the time ?
Witseas—No. _ _

Yr. Beasd—Han yn not seas his wife at Bruin ?
Wines—Navas.

ed isitg is it sines b. loft Gummy ?
Witsess—He left in Febrnary last.
Mr. Beard—Were you not intimate before that tints ?
Witham—Yr.; ha was my lover.
Mr. Beard—Di you mean the intimacy of men and wife ?
Witome—No; he visited me merely as my lover. I never
lived with him.

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iir:BeardDid ynn never seep the prisoner smonepanied
by a &aid of hie in Bremen ?
Witness—Never.
•

Mr. Beard—Hers you mat heard from your relatioas in
Germany that be wr a married maa ?
Witness—My sistar.ist• law, two years age, told as that
be was a married insa.
Mr. Beard—Havre ban Wormed of that feet. whit la-
dared you to err ere hare to be married to bias
Mitaset—Re oenteadleted the statement the day after,
and I took every pais to estiortain the far as far as I raid,
and he award ma out Ward me to Wier that he
ear not married. Re mound may sister-in.law of the ran
Woo.
Mr. Beard—What Inform in Germany ?
Witoess—A anda andleworker.

Mr. Bard—You still adhere to your steamiest that he
was your low, and not upon more Intimate than honour-
able terms with you ?
Witness-1 do. He was my lover, and bad Whiny else
to do with see. I sew him leave the roan on the day I
missed the things, bat did lot see him take anything out
with him. Hs oasis to see me after I mentioned the
loss I had sustained I identify the , bawl and mantle es
gala by may marks, and I hare frequently worn them. I
am 27 years of ago.
Samoa the detective ofilar) said—On the =matey of
Tuesday, the 18th inst., I met the prisoner is Tottenham-
court-reed, sad haviai received information from the pro.
n atra aad the prel tor of the Adrlaide Hotel, I told
„ma
him that I wee • , and that I charged him with
stealthy a geld breeelet, a gold chain, a mantle, • shawl,
and two baadlutrehieb, from a lay who was staylog at an
hotel near London-bridge. He said, " Oh, take me to the
lady." I said to him' Ds you perfectly undmtaad all I
said to you ?" He said, " Yen, pee ; take ma to the lady.
I ease make it all right. She is my sweetheart, and I
as gang to marry her." I took him I. a cab to
the station Male, and feud Ms and of address
upon him, and be wave that address at the seta
ties-bow. I afterwards wont to the address, and
(mad there • female, who represented herself as his wife,
and I searched the, room and found the shawl sad mantle
'rodeos& sad the servant brought the handkerchief to me.
It was quits wet. The prisoner at the station hones said to
the sergeant there, that he was a married man, and had two
obildren' and I saw at his house two children. He is the
landlordof a soffits-hones in Kentish town. On the follow.
log day, as I was bringing him to the Mansion-house, be
said, "Did the lay say she lost a gold bracelet? " I sad,
"Yes." He then said, "That is wrong, it is not gold." 1
replied, "That I know nothing about."
Crasazamthed by Mr. Beard—The prisoner told me that
the lady was his sweetheart. I persevere in saying that.
Lo Vase. waiter at tit* Adelaide Hotel, said—The
primmer ems to ane hold at Saturday fortnight, the Bth of
llopteaskor. la mop a tees Ow (as he said)'big sister ; and
on tie 11111awhig ReedyMe proseentriz sane with him to
tlia Imam Mt* wee thin about a tortnieht, and the pri-
mmer am* almost every day to see her. On the morning of
!Way the 14th instant he Dune to ea and said that some
bod had robbed his sister of a shawl and =mule, and that
if Icould get the thief he would give sae 6L He said it was
a red shawl and a green mantle. Since that day he has
never called at onr hotel. _ _ . .

tlua road tie awl motto. propustory
to comattaost. __ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _

ATM----
nman said he would leave hie esie is the heads of
his WNW ; asd woe resieltted to Ninon to take his
trial toit the seibbny.
XL Ira m ini Vail lordship to accept bail for the
primmer. let
TIM Lord MaTibeld there wee sionthiag emanated with
the sharp of which was wens thaa the fancy itself.
mad be NW aM kof acoepting ball fs case which
sipleMl =SU the details of the itheasestanne, to
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see et eteesity.
MAILBO ROUGH. STREET.

Mow Ckernms, Mortis Doted, uarfiw Carlin,. and
Philip Jesse, were charged with having ememitted a ae-
ries, immolt as Jame Shaw, landlord of the Onees's Bead
paha* house, Windmill-street.
The comolainant was too much Injured to appear ; but
from the evidence of various whim: tee, it was elicited that
the penmen west into the house on Sunday night, end
oilseed • defaced shilling is payment fir drink. It was re-
fused; sad as the primmen sad violent leaguer, the
Yuma • yank, west out to procure the sasietanee of •
. TIN prisoners fnllowed, sad smelted the
truism in tits seem, and the landlord, the well•ltriwn
pugilist, is.. forward is his defame. The prisoners,
however, esceseded is overpowering the landlord, and
kicked ind best hits es severely that he was obliged to be
aveyed to bed, when be was at present lying I. •
promises senditios.
TM pitillifll said there was a general fight, is which
they get nose the beet, tied that all that was dose was
dose is self-defesec. -

Tbe—y 7iere—resaa-aded till Tuesday, on obi& day the
Wand sea, it is espeetad will be able to appear.
THAMES.

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the eller ldelsaty the Queen. with the Ordeal's,
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ges* Ora he aheald have dose if he had bees sa Sahebs.
MM. IM should Aao his 10f. or two soothe Imprieea-
nephews was leaked up.
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Mau wawa Married vie. sallen sad bser.shop-
keep* flat oloblent sits law Medea to Seeds, trading.
The suasseans lONS la.. Lev.. Whit* Bath
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Cireamdialhasistar,Bow.lase. soar Bow. Middlesex. for
hereto their Mum pea for the Ws of Writs sad bees
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