The Express.
London, England, 1855-07-16 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURT&

matrnori-Rouss.
Devil Banat! mid David Paloth were brought before the
Lord Mayor upon a charge of baying been manned in the
plunder of the premises of Messrs. Deuce and Co., In Sing
Willimmetreet. The vale* of the property stolen, which
semis% of watches and jewellery, is believed to be upwards
of 2,0001. Mr. Lewis appeared for Polack. The justice.roont
was crowded with tradesmen.

J. T. D share aid—l amlons's' to Messrs. John Deane
and Co., ironatompre and jewellers. Oa Monday, the
9th of July, at 7 o'clock, I west to the promisee to open
the warehease. I keep the keys. I opened the door, and
upon going in saw that some plated goods had been taken
from the cams on the counter. I also saw that the stock in
the shop was in confusion. I proceeded up-stain and found
as iron doer, whisk separates the plate-room from the show-
room, opea. I sent for • policeman, who muse in about flee
minutes after, and I took him through the house. Upon es•
mining the stock I missed a large number of watches aad a
quantity of jewellery, which had been takes from the treat
shop on the ground Boor On the previous Saturday maning,st
about twenty :Mouths past 7 o'clock, I locked the outer door
of the premises, and also a padloek outside, and I toot the
keys away with me. Before I left the house, I saw that the
bondage which separates the plate.rooat from the store-
room ea the lint floor wee fastened. Ido not know either
of the
J. =;l:Lassielant to Mr. Fuller, pawnbroker, of
Etaire.pithe, Oemmiseelel-ad East, said-1 prods** two
silver 'Mass whisk were pawned at our shop on the 10th
of July ier111.24., in Use name of " John Emanuel." They
war:e AM by Ile rebores Barnett, who was sloes when
be Owns. Uwe mesa Barnett before at our dim,
to best of my belief. swiss. The two watches were
pledged by Bumf; to the beet of my belief, at about a
quarter past 2 o'clock I. tie afternoon. Ater Basset
made the pledge, I saw Ma leave the shop, and, to the beet
of my belief, he was joined by the other prisoner. He tam
mite • ggeeesyy apnea cap. Ile was steadies opposite the deer
whoa Ise stn left the Mop. There was • man named
Moab is die slam whoa Barnett pledged the roperty.
Thaws Ormleek, pawnbroker, assistant to Mr. Dyes, of
85. Ciesegenseimet, Ratcliff, said—l produce two silver
maim that were wised et air shop on the 10th of July,
fey If. de., Y t e soma “ James Joan." The primers
Pole* pawned them, end was aloes when he did so.
Mr. W. H. eeeeiirsyy,~ a salesman in the employ of Minn.
Deane and Co., the property.
Mr. Lewis then submitted that Polack, his sliest, was •
person of highly respectable character, and that sothing bad
been stated la midmost* show that bell should set be taken
far kis &manses men any future theadua to which his
lordship might thick proper ts adjourn the further investi-
gationM.
T Lard Mayor said he wan 'hotly satisfied that the
eeideses jutiled a kts tbe Merge, and
he meld me Wake tog Glair at the pelessen.
The primers were Mem emended.
The thieves, it appmeed, bed entered the mambos by
lames of she [militias alisrdell by an empty beam within •
few Memel Masse. Deem sad Co's premises. They bed
peeler Ihe nib el the intseisMeg homes, sad slipped is
at the Mg Male. Me en &Pudgy night, or early es the
filiseing Townies ; sad after haviag taken emu supper,
se the figginente wedded, and comforted themselves with
sew rem, part of which they left behind, retailed at a oon-
reeisat opportunity by the way they entered.

- WESTMINSTER.
lir Jamie Buller Bait, M.P., representing the
Dube d Marlborough, Admiral Sir George Seymour, Dow-
er/it Lady Somers, Sir William Myddletoe, sad others who
bad AUr windows broken loot Sends, week is the neigh-
bourhood ef Hydir-perk, attended Is order to take proceed-
ing agelsat the hundred of thealston, t. recover compute
ties it the damage they bed austelead.
Mr. Aimee eheureed time at she thee similar complelete
wire int *Whited be bill eapreased his opinion that the
sea heralds/ windows was set the offence contemplated by
W 7th emit Ith Geo. IV., sap 1111, but presuming that he
wee merely to perform a miakterial duty be bad persti tad
esmglainte to be exhibited Is the owe of Sir Wm Ilyddle-
tea me ethers, but he wee sew quite satisfied that the parties
aggetatiked no shim simmer on the hundred, and that he
etmeagsmaly was art jusellet is receiving the complaints.
By a aseMMe et fiesishmo is the supreme Gouda It had been
clearly eatelibhed this then is be en abwiste demoli
ties of dm hew, Mae latest to ameba, by the offesdieg
mem If net leetelheal with. Is (Mr. Amid), ia tabs
the reolgehames oldie eimplelaestes met Mein apes them
the seems 'maimed, via., a Nooses nod Meeks. deem&
tires et a hew. But this he maid set do Wee be weed
opiskia that ma ea senses bed hem entmalmed.
The piqued isisemsdeas &mare *ll es the gonad.
MAILLIPOItOtreII 1111111111%

Wahine ltrasiattrhaa;;;Peann aladspsideet peeper%
soda Pseesier, was irate up tar Sad anmai•
natiesoStsgs• bides daubed seleirtpdene fres
varlets beaeweist perm% osier pi dew *et they were
toe the Lades /.lines' Iltrelea, a teddy that bee weed to
exit he me& yawn As the ham easuleatina It was
the ebadend MU a sovereign how
= that
awe, hearreagyer, Oztar44eseet, is his
anneal sabeeripden In die Lenient Ihrilisre
Henry Hajar, see et the Meartieley Illedetee eilleara,
proved that when he to Mee pelmet late embody he
offered him M. to make the wee NOM against Na.
Thomas Stamens had Mown the prisoner tor tour yaws;
had heard hi. preach, ead Gould Ode that there was ne
wish delay ia existence as the Lemke Bares' Maim
The prisoner add he would reserve his defense, aad wee
tally waesaitted ter trial.
SOUTHWARK.

Mr.lfrabliewhib, tlielZile7ninf • Fiblhoboese in Gravel-
low% Bassbweelt, wee sammewed Were Mr. Combs, by the
pale% tar apowleg ble hems br Ihe sale of beer, between
Se beam ed 12 ai Sarmrtay alibi mod 1 as Mucky sees.
lan=Mealsrmale, of time -11 divides, mated that on
ammo. 4ent Wigan 12 Veto* be visited
ilefundase• bases la tbe eampsay of &meat Gordiser,
meld la the tapisess he head eight men @Wag st • table.
Sloes ems Moises was s plat pee partially tilled with beer.
TWO 111•18 same etbet pan ea Os tilde, bat he did aot
knew wbelber they esstabed say beer.
Mr. ilbliewllte said that ell tbe sem I. bin lapresat
were regebr lodgers, wept ow, who bed ease of tramp,
par
aad was supplied WWI • plat et hear lammed et °sac That
q was admllled epee isaday waselsi.
Mr. Ciamibe—Well, wine Wild had yea Ie admit him ?
I[r. Hibbin►blt.—l maddered him a baseffae traveller;
esamaeatly, I was bewail es serve Mu. 1 arm served
se of the *them with bear. There Is a Moulders' busty
bola bolall I. wig hews* sad that party IMO of Wasp trims the
eciantry I. marsh of empisymeet.
Cambe—How did you know that he same of
Inwip
Mr. iLibblewhite—He exhibited bit me, while le the
only thing for me to p by.

Mr. Oestre--Bst what were the other men doing in the
tepmmot
Hibblevitite—They wove regular lodges, and were
shelling peas for dieser. I opened the deer as soon as the
laspeabm hawked ; therefore that will show I intended no
Wen
Mr t
. fikenbe—Thes your defeats is, that the rasa you
served with bur was a bone side traveller ?
Mr. Kibblawkite—Yee, I do, sir; and I shall calla wit.
nem to rove that.
John TiMes, a meskler, sas ealled-8e said be beloaked
to the hleekiem' fiedeg in Mr. Hibblawitites hoses.
Re woe is the taproom's Someday noon, when the insmsthe
ease la, ad work It other ledges, shelling peas for diaper,
A young mss belonging le their society cams off tramp that
matuingoned bad a pint of hes.
Mr. Omaha sited what evidence there was that the man
it weeks wee a traveller seder the waning of the act ?
Mr. Hibblewaite—lie presented his card, sir, and said he
hed worked his soy from Nottingham in search of work. '
Mr. Combs—lf you have no other proof, that will not do,
se the petty might have slept ell night in the neat house,
sad ea the Beaday morning presented his card is obtain
beer. Yes swat sot admit such persons in your house on a
Bead,* momkg ; "wither mast you allow your lodgers in
your tee-mem daring the prohibited boars.
Mr. IC.ibbiewhit•—What am Ito do with them ? I can.
not keep *ea in their bed rooms.
Mr. Oambe—lf you have ledgers you most put them
in snakier pert of the home. I understand from the polies
that you maduct your house well ; therefor* I shall not
oresviet you this time, as you eksrly misconstrue the real
meaning of the sot of parliameat. I shall, under all the dr-
eamless., dismiss the summons on your paying 2s. costa.
' Mr. Kibblewhite—l hope this will not be considered by
the Gomatissioner of Police as a conviction, and militate
, against one oe the licensing day, as I did not thiak I was
doing wrong.
Mr. Combs—lt will net injure your license, I dare say;
hat you must be more careful in fetus.