The Express.
London, England, 1863-01-06 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARIc6, 1863.

west up the step, opened the Maspet.door, and without
hesitation entered and closed the door. I instantly went up
to Geary, took hold of him, and asked, " What axe you
doing here t— some of your skeleton key work !"
to which he replied, "low you know that is not
my pure." At the same moment I caught tight
of Wray flitting about the front parlour, with a
lighted taper, I consequently pulled Geary to the street
door, knocked, sod called aloud that • thief was in the
house. Soddenly the door was opened by the prisoner Wray,
I suppose, for he was standing inside the peerage sod I took
him with his companion to the station-house, the others I
maw DO more of. Upon Wray I found some inciters and •
wax taper, a lady's companion, one common key and two
skeleton keys that will open nearly every house door in
the street mentioned; upon Geary there was simply a little

money.
Mr. William Saxton, an engineer and tenant of the house
in question, identified the lady's companion as having been
is his parlour shortly previous to the alarm given by last
witness, upon bearing which he ran upstairs and found the
prisoners in custody.
A wood charge against the prisoners was for stealing
from the dwelling-house of M. Bernard Polak, No. 2, Dor-
chester-place, New North-road.
Emma Ross—l and my husband occupy the parkins of
the house. About 25 minutes to 6 o'clock last night I was
alone in the back parlour and beard a strange noise. I posed
through the folding doors and was satonnded to see thin
mac (Geary) with a large bundle in hie arm& He looked 10
at me an instant, then dropped the property, among which 81...
was a muff, several dresses, with other ankles, and rushed 's7'
out of the room. Hollowed, and I believe he was pursued 20
but escaped. 10
Geary—l know nothing at all shout this—how should I? 10
The other charge speaks of us being in lantern-street at a 50
quarter to six o'clock, and here we are at twenty-five tat
minute to that hour. 10
Mrs Rose—l em most positive to thialman's identity. I as.
did not see the other. I heard • knock at the street door at.
just before finding prisoner in the parlour. BV
Mir Henrietta Polak—That was given by the green. Bl
grocer's lad, for when I chanced to open the door he wee
standing on the steps, and at the same moment the prisoner Bl
ran from the front parlour and into the street. I imagined
by his appearance that he wane gentleman, but when Mrs. et.
Base fol owed end asked what business be had in her sit. It.
tang-room, I desired the tradesmen's lad to follow, which he UK
did, calling out, " Stop thief." He afterwards returned, 881.
and told ins that the man bad knocked him down, and got et..
aWlly.
Geary—l my again that I know nothing about this at,
affair. 12i
Wray—Of mane there's nothing against me with regard *.
to it.
ai
Ovary—l never flaw this gentleman (Wray)nntil I chanced es.
to meet him in the street. 10
Mr. Oooke—la the tradesman's lad here? el

Raid—Re is not, air. Wm
Mr. Cooke—He must attend. The prisonen are remanded :
for that purpose. it
Remanded accordingl. MO
The frequeney of this clams of robbery is causing great 10
trouble to the police. n
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THAMES.
FRIGHTFUL CARR OF STABBING. at.
On Mr. Woolrych's arrival at the court this morning he Si.
was informed that his presence was required in the London at,
Hospital, to receive the depositions of a wounded man,
named Michael Clerman, a foreign sailor, who was wounded
last night in an affray which took place in the New-road, Can- at.
Doe wtreet-road, St. George's-in-the-East. A man named Diego 10
Salinas, aged 25, and belonging to the Peruvian ship Arica, 101
lying in the West India Dock, winicharged with being concerned 10
with another in feloniously wounding Clerman with intent Sit
to murder, or do him grievous bodily harm. The a.
prisoner is • Portuguese sailor. As the =gig- se.
trate was about to leave the court, he was 10
informed that another foreign sailor named Galati, an 84.
Italian, was in custody, charged with being concerned in BR
Lkltalian,
the affray, and the magistrate gave directions he should be
taken to the hospital with Clerman. St.
Inspector Holloway, of the H Se
handed to the is
magistrates a medical certificate, of which the following is a at
co7T:his is to certify that Michael Clerman was admitted 60
into the hospital on January 6, 1863, with a very severe 16,.
wound in the bwk. I consider the man is in imminent s-
=acid advise that his deposition be taken down irn-
Y. " JAMES JACKSON, Hones Samoa." *
On the arrival of the magistrate. and Mr. Bowdler, the It
second clerk, at the hospital, the wounded man appeared to al..
be fast. Has was sworn, and stated in effect that he 'l6
was at a -room last night, and • quarrel took plans
about •girL Some time afterwards he was assailed in the
New-read by three men. One of them stabbed him in the
bank. He did not believe that either of the prunersak
stabbed him. A man in a red shirt did so. Salinas had BS.
hold of him when he was stabbed, the other prisoner wma
standi by.
The ng
wounded man having signed his deposition the pri-
sowers were removed in custody of Inspector Holloway, to el
the Thames Police-court. The investigation will commence St.
this afternoon at 3 o'clock after the other night charges are E 4.
disposed of. St.

TRANSFER OF LICENSES.-(THIS DAY.) I 84,

HOLBORN DIVISION. Ft.
This morning • petty sessions for the Holborn 'IL
division of the county of Middlesex was held before
Jeremiah Pitcher, Fag., F. H. Pownall, Esq., B. Adam% 84
Fan., J. Falconer, Esq., be,, An., at which the following as.
victuallers' themes were transferred. The houses are M.
situated in the perishes of St. George the Martyr, Holborn ; if
St. Giles, St. George, Bloomsbury ; the RoUs and Saffron- 14.
hill Liberties ,• Duchy of Lancaster ; Hampstead, es.
King's Head, Leather-lane, John Torpor to Robert John 34.
Worthy ; Blue Anchor, Chancery-lane, Adolphus Freda- 8t
rick Egre to Richard Philip Nash ; Three Herrings, Bell- B*.
. George Henry Lake to Frederick White ; Grand si
Si
Md'aa Strand, John Simzeltoo. Edmund William
Cathie ; Prince Consort, lasts road, Hampstead, di
Thomas Shepherd to Thomas. t ; Duke of Argyle, 34.
Laystall-chest, Milicent Augusta Harris to James Si.
Grose ; Peacock, Gray's-inn-lane, George Ward Gilbert
to John Thomas /thdrews ; Whostelreat, Handaourt, at.
George Best to Frank Gethen ; White Hart, Liquor. 1,11
pond-street, Hwy William Saunders to Edmund Moo*.; 44.
Angel and Crown. Gloucester-street, Qmon-square, Frsnom
Cox, deceased's executors, to Rebecca Rivett ; George, as.
Boswell-court, Robert Wilson to Robert Todd ; Spread at
Eagle, Old North-street, Thomas Sanders Parsons ss.
to Samuel Parkinson ; White Hors*, Theobakl's-road,
James Hagar Bargees to William Smith; York- Bt
shim Gray, Dgle-street, Frederick Cable to Robert as.
Michael Bristow • Globs, New Compton-street, Priscilla M.
Mary Seale; to George Seward ; King's Arroa, Coal- 81.
Drury-Zoe, John Clark to Walter Rin ; Phoanth,
4lres4, St Gills's, William Jewett Saunders to 7:
Daniel Hipp ; Spread Eagle, Broad-street, St. Giles's,
William Grove to Edwin Spencer ; Son, Drury-time, Robert co,
flubbed to Robert Atkins ; White Bert, Drury-lase, as.
Frederick Lack to Thomas Groves. K.

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