The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-02 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 2, 1852.

ILA fulfilment/.
Ihrrom Da. Ormenorom sum
IX RI KIVIIrTIIII ainiaiTA AILLRIOA CAM
The Mediu et Ow sertillato do matter of Christi's
Elm was serowl. by at Wool teem the Mk alt.
Ms cam was paltesnad. be smmitioal, to give the
bankrupt the miniift of beanie edible to show
that the but of ea botiness hen around sea*
was knows tozad= meal% Morro T. &Amour
mid Co., of
Mr. Lawarneo, - • Galled Mr, Vallee
stows% a diii a, - yam •-•- - -
emitter; Sisk_ _ wtm proved that an
t was opened with that la WA la the taro of Da
&my sod Or readslitPlowf boo C. Kill.
)12. 11•101011/4 of the 1141,810•19941, dorsal
that he had knows mad duos Wham Irbil the beak/opt by
the wee of -dig since 1847. Nerd lulair TI fly
.her SUM %Ode Imo lovebird to his la that memo
Pall Warr ere hoed hem bib that Wee wm Oka pubs,
Wm
Xt. AMA rim ad Umbel., of Orseseharebdreet,
Widow Ilmffilsta with Mu dem 1848 is that same •
et IMO =lO him in thus same ; which
viiirMaw=pef Orients sitrseztlahatelmiont
had bun sent to him I. lifietNtn•t,
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*PIO essidem• at Bayswater.
Ma. Mazy ef lbabbseliplf, knew Had
unmade of 12 ponso is Moddessisid sod Leaks. Had
karma him wry*/ so bombes to Benilmorat bur yam.
Knew Mr. &hymn, of Haddesekid. Told him she bad
visited Klag in hood-strati The was kr 1849 et 1880. He
said ho thought &log sad Do Baru wren am sad the ma
Maln 1849 rho esorived sem Maw by • drone at
e., which was ham to Me. brivrens.
By Mr. Bluthe the be assigneereg mkt be 1•11 a
Mend mooed Da any in Peril. Obi Wit this to Mr.
lehwina.
Mr. Ibagland, thembt end Lam{ ..f Moilswellekk and
spat there for Do Buoy sod CM, sestoil thane had n-
oodled a number of shmense ham Ws . sod one in particular
la favour of the last Tiber. U. bid Mr. Sehwann that
be was recolving sad popiemberme he Do Berry and Co.
In 1831 Mr. Schwalm taw Mies boadweitini es his deak,
✓ed identified it, suing his ampleime van obilemod as to
lbsi and Do Bret Wog the ions pewee.
ZOOM said tbe of
ins. shadier dm bebop
hod Muted We nese ef Do litany and oe. with the dew
dalkwaligg hY.urlr. or easamiling limmlf altogether.
Thu meet Mil MI Wok be had dens any sash thing. Pre.
body toSneil Mb the opposing /maw Or harm thee
M
was es this bobs. ; aad It women isms.
thing fee to tends under a moo that wee net Sok
own. Havfog simpted the_ robin et adverdelog the 'Web
in whisk be dealt, to whisk be had gimea • pordeular
name, he rit but. append that by • Tomah
name hbosgit woad be a mak, attnediem =bwa was
sot snidest Is they that he anheapiated my fraud
nadir this eimassabases. He might have • certificate of
the bond dem
Mr. Lawmen mind for tiro sorb out of the rotate of
bringing up the witosares now tormdmed.
His Honour sash ashy dhow the ordinary cods which
had been deposited by the bankrupt.

COURT OF

*wines etieved they believed to be well knew* to the pre-
emie Moist.
DIM Lid Mayor geld the aprlissab did set sera Is he
mere thee there was a warrant spinet Tftempeen,
.end
that settee elan wen engaged in the NONA der him.
A mammas Raped Aturret PAsMip deaftlhed se
better knows by Ho cognomen of Nei Pm% was plead
at the her beam the Ind Mayer on $ doge it tisailag
1091. is sliver the prepay of Alesestler J. Ds Great, the
marlin eta Data weal ailed the Two theme, lying of
the Cutest Hasse.
The prlemetv, appeared, had bees *replayed by the
meander, and "
entrusted by hi en with the lOU 1,.
savor, to wand to the Bent of gsglend to obtain a
from .„ 15.1.
;ult. 'Wasp for 1!., in toe tact, I
The primer, however, sever returned, sad absconded
with the whole of the stoney. An advertieement
was inserted is the Hie and Cry, and the prisoner
was eventually captured at St. Albans, 491. I Is. of
- •". friend secreted in a enattre.. •• I."l"inies
rev moos • .
of the prisoner, woo comae the Mayor of let.
Albans, and after having undergone an examination the
ease wee remanded to this court, the offence having been
committed within the City.
Henry Martin, sergeant of the City police, produced 221.
In half.erowns, which had been left at the station-house by
a person who called himself the uncle of the prisoner, and
gave the name of Wayes, of the British Schools, Lelpeio.
Mad.
The evidence of the prosecutor having been completed,
and that of the witnesses before the Mayor of St. Albans as
to the apprehension of the prisoner read over,
The Lord Mayor asked the prisoner, after the usual min-
tiest, whether he but anything to say?
The prisoner said, all he wished to say was, that he had
bees employed by the prosecutor at all.
The Lord Mayor then fully committed the prisoner for
trial.
BOW-STREET.
Arthur Misdeal, aged 26, the cashier of Memo. Gray and
Woodcock, solicitors, of 20, Lineoln's.inn-fields, was
charged before Mr. Jardine, with embezzling 1011. 165.,
and other large sums of money, received en account of his
employers.
Mr. Orey, barrister, conducted the prosecution. He re-
gretted to state that the present was only one of numerous
charges which would be preferred against the prisoner
hereafter, and for the proper investigation of which a re-
mand would be neceessry. .
Mr. David Orgy, the senior partner of the firm, who
gave his evidence with painful emotion, stated that the
prisoner had been their confidential clerk and cashier
for about ten yeses. It was his duty to receive pay-
ments on their behalf, and when they amounted to lOU.
and upwards to place the money in the bank.
On Wednesday last, some irregularities being discovered
in his amounts, he was requested to explain them to witness.
His day-book contained entries of several sums amounting
in the aggregate to 1011. 16a, which he had received on
behalf of the firm; but there was no correspouding entry
in the bank-book, showing the payment of that amount to
the beakers. Instead of attempting en explanation of the
circumstance, the prisoner exclaimed, " I am a great
scoundrel, sir, and have been robbing you for some time
, past. I am an ungrateful fellow." He then pointed out
another discrepancy in the accounts, exhibiting defalcations
to the amount of 3021. 7s. 10d. Witness said, " Why, you
' most have robbed us of 1,6001. or more." He replied, " I
do not think it is more than 1,0001." He then told witness
that he had become involved to a serious extent in horse-
racing and gambling transactions, which bad ruined him.
The prisoner, who merely said " I am guilty, and throw
myself on the mercy of Mr. Only," was remanded for a
week.