The Express.
London, England, 1855-03-23 00:00:00

WARWICK, Wrzeit 22.

The commission was opened to-day. There are upwards
of 126 prisoners for trial. Of these, 82 for the Gooney,
assely, 2 file murder 2 for mandaughter, 2 far setting fire
M wheat stooks. buildings, dr., 3- for bigamy, 12 for
hmemy, 3-tar robbery hoes the person, 4 for sheep steal-
fl for anbindement, 6 for obtaining pods under tiles
pelmess, and ihs remaiader for lawny. There are 22
pr lensis is Comnay divide', wisely, 1 for mew
slawftesr, 1 kr bigamy, 2_ for obtaining goods under false
=des, end the massindsr for larceny. in the Binning
gosh these me nemel, 6 for burglary, 7 for rob-
Wry dram the II kr Pigmy, 1 for ate ling • letter
hos the dismingbass ler engraving • Plate to
make IL man le island the Limes Company, 3 hr
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will Ihr
be prepsejury.
ferred spinet Lieutenant Audis
sad Mr. meat, the lab gowns* and swim of the
NosnO Owl of Ihrislaakis. es essesim4 of the pressed-
lap &rimed before the Weigel fro inquiries
into the dissipline of the mishiliessat ; bat it is exported
that, shenbi true bills be bad, the Miele will not take place
before the ram: sedum _ _ _

--fit; eases Lae amides ea &idiom brought by a pieta»
dealer to rawer dosages for ea slimed libel published la
the Art Auras: Is reference to a picture tale at Birming-
ham. The NM Ms *gaited cousiderable interest, and a
large Rusher sf artist; *tun buyers, and other persons
well Mews is sessesies with the line efts, have beet sub-
mitted.

I Mr. Gawp BOUM, of the But liitila Company's civil
service, Bengal Presidency, at present residing at No. 37,
OXFORD CIRCUIT.-BHazwestisT, MAACK 22. gt. Jameerstreot, was broaght before Mr. Hardwick, on
The oommbeien was °reed here on Tuesday afternoon the following charge
b 7 Lead Campbell, who attired has. from Stafford; bat, Folice-ooststabla Coals, 69 Cotated, that about half-past

Ise that noising he was Mendip, at the gorses of Polies-
street, when he saw the dvisedant with another gentleman
ead a female come out of Hanover-square into Hanover.
area. They passed Wm, and be end *author eanstable
watched then, sad witness saw defendeot leave hie eon-
posies sad go lato the doorway of No. 7, hat whether he
rug the bell he did not know. The pastimes who was
with him stied oat, " No, don't, don't." Defendiutt then
messed over the street Se No. 17, end witness then sew him
distinctly pat up lie band sad catch hold of the bell-keadle,
which be palled out as far as he could, sad Mt fly beak
with esneideenbie form. Defendant then followed his
friend, sad svelte* his. at eke maser of ent•streat.
Witness then treat to No. 17, to see if the ball-pull bad
beta cat off, sad lading it mare, hi, WM the other ems-
stable, followed them about 160 yards dews Regent-street,
where be same up with them, and at ones tared the de-
feadant with ringing the bell, which he denied. Witmer,
believer, was positive he had does so, and took him to the
station.

Tillman, 760. corroborated the above evidence.
The accused, in reply to the charge, said be denied ever
going into the doorway of No. 7, or ringing the bell at No.
17. He was walking with another gentlemen sad a lady
dews Regent.street, when the covetable 69 C came up to
hint in a very suited maser, sad messed him of Haile,
bells in Hanoverotreet. He el/tied the accusation, and
told him if he really had seen hint pull the bell, he ought to
have taken him into custody there and then. While they
were talking the inspector mate up, to whom the °Meer
spoke, and he (defendant) was then taken to the station-
home. The gentleman who was with him was is mart,
sad would toWfy to the troth of his statement.
112. James Power, 14, Bt. James's-square, said, shortly
after one that morning, he, defendant, and a lady were pro-
seeding down Hammer-street into Regent-street. Defend-
ant was on his left side, and the lady is the centre, sad he
was positive he never left his Me for a moment. Wises they
had got about 160 yards down Regatt•street, the constable
mate up and accused defendant of riogiag bells in Hanover.
street. Witness told the °Meer he had made a mistake, but
Ise welded in the &cessation, and eventually took the de-
fat into custody.
In reply to 11r. Hardwick, witness said it was impossiblefor defendant to leave his side without his knowing it.
Mr. Hardwick said the meltable had acted very injudi-
ciously in not taking the person who rang the bell into cus-
tody at ease, instead of going back to OILIgh2II the bell pull.
His (Ms. Hardwiek's) impression was that the constable Ind
made a mistake in the matter, and he should therefore die.
allredelimuleat.
sllimn Owen Seely, formerly ensign in the 62nd Foot,
was beau& before Mr. Hardwick, charged with uttering
forged ahotwes, with intent to defraud meats tradesmen.
The *seam was a short time ago at this court on a simi-
lar charge, bat the matter was arranged, as understood, by
the friends of the prisoner. The prisoner, since he was last
in custod, has bum cashiered.
The (chewing cam was gone into yesterday.
Mr. Jan Boyd Gibson, army saddler, New Coventry-
street, sed6—On Thursday, the 15th inst., about six o'clock in
the evening, the prisoner came into the warehouse, and in-
troduced llmcelt as Cyril Whits, of the 12th Lancers and
requeted to be furnished with the necareary appoint:Lents
for that regiment. Witness gave the prisoner the order
book, alai he wrote in it, "Cyril White, 12th Lancers."
After nicadag various inquiries about the appointments, he
was going to leave the warehouse, when he asked if Mr.
Gibson was at home. Witness said his name was Gibson.
The prisoner said, " Oh, I am sorry to trouble you, but I
have been to Collyer's' my agents, to get a cheque clanged,
but their daces were clued for the day ; will you be good
enough to change a cheque for me? Witness answered,
with a great deal of pleasant ; how much do you require ?
The primmer said 201., and witness gave him some paper,
sad in his presence the prisoner wrote a cheque for 201. on
G. 8. Calm, army agent, Park-oleos, sad signed it with
the name of Cyril White, 12th Lancers. Witness gave hies
the money, and he left the place. Oa the following day the
draft was presented at Mr.Collyer's and refused payment on
the ground of forgery.
Police-constable Whicher said he took the prisoner into
custody at No. 91, Norten-street. On searching him several
duplicates were found in his possession, one for a gold watch,
recently for 91.
14.414iodher, the detective, applied for a remand, as he was
on the tree; of at least twenty more cease against the pri-

Ti; prineet w= asootdingly remanded fora week.