The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-10 00:00:00

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lIIPONSAITT CASE ONDSZ 1111 BIITTIIIIO 101711111 ACT.

Jobs Co.. reiiillog is tlypar liatee-street, Cbehms,
riled against • moristies et Mr. J. T &meld. the magis-
trate of Weelmlaster polies mart, charging hiss with boo-
ing salerdelly salmi a bettierhouse. Tee dee Waisted
was M. w is default of payment as seethe' imprisom
MOIL

Mr. Mina attended to support the appeal; sad Mr.
Parry kw the opponent.
Nathaniel Leah was the telly witness willed. Ho stated
t►at he lived ►t 16, Doyly wren, Cards's, and was se at
toadast at a oalvraak He weal as the 10th of July to the
heernop la Upper Sane atree•, Chelan, sad saw the de-
haunt there. He was sitting by the deer, and having
asked him what adds he was laying ea the Liverpool Cup,
the appelleet dinned • Ran who was Wind the her to
show hi. the beak. He backed See hones with
the .era, and gays half • eoversiga be m-
issal, who* Cole told Use use beldad the bar
to gin bin the shears. He had no fanhor SOW
Tefletil. wit► Cole that day. He won the neat day to
bon •nether hone, the Maid of Cadiz, whoa he wee toldl
that the adds were 4to 1 against it. One of the heron he
bashed was sailed 'say Bird, and whoa he went as Satur-
day, Cele Old ►i. that he had paid his his nosey when
he was there before. That, howaver, ftaid sot be the
ere, for whim he was there o• the Wednesday, the MO
had on Idea re.. He gilled again on the Monday, wain
SIN doleadant told bin that ho had paid his, end that if
be own there agsia he weed kick his out. He said he
wasted hie .envy, and would have it.

Craawszamisod by Kr. Parry—TM bat as Reidy Bird
was made witb tb. as Naiad tb. bar, but tba bat is tb.
/Laid of Cadiz wma nods with the appellaat.
Mr. Parry .aid ba would submit to the court that than
woe as aro agauut hl. thud

The Lmir•uoladge having looked over the am, said the
wort would like to beer Mr. Parry on one point. The set
said that ifs person seed a house fur the purpose of betting,
be was guilty, sad t►e point for Mr. Parry was whether
that was so or not. The avulse** with regard to tbs 10011
July idled entirely against the appellant.
Mr. Parry asked whether the must 'mold think it sate to
movies a me soca such evidence se that given in this coos.
Ss submitted that the evidence was of too tbsobtfol a ohs-
raiese,and be was of opinion that the set erasion humid to
imayist a person for a casual bet.

The Assistant Judge said ha was iodised to *fah that
the lIIISTICtIOG ought to have statipd that tho home was
kept apes fur the purpose of betting. The tiouviatioa ought
to haw Itoatainad a doclaration to that effcet, aad thoreforo
the acsalittioa was bad upon the face of it.

Mr. Rates submitted that that was not neeemary. If the
ammo wee confined to the occupier or °wart of the house,
the 'set would be • nullity, her the mimbief iateaded to be
acted agaiast, we. to restrain the pablie from betting.
TM Assistant lodge said—Ho was of opinion that there
was all guiltiest proof that the hose* wee opened kw the
papoose of betting. He was inclined to say, that once
MAIM that • home was coma for that purpose, and if a
penes only went there ones he would be liable. Mr. Cole
had better take ears for the future. The °moieties would
be quashed upon form.
Correlation quelled accordingly.

THE POLICE COURTS.
THIS DAY.

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MARLBOROUGH BTRBET.
WATCH RO 88888 .

Henry Wm. !rapers was charged with atoallog s
valuable gold watch, the property of Mr. Antonio Gov.
gobs, a foreign 'radioman, residing at Nu. 6, Powia•plaee,
Great Ormood•rtreet.

The prosecutor stated that about 9 o'clock he was in Oz.
fmd•sttcet lookinz et a picture of a bearded woman, whieb
was suspended in front of the house, where the said curiosity
was to be seen, and while he was standing
then he felt some person's hand fumbling about
his !gold watch guard. He lacked down and
saw his guard hanging loose (trail his waistcoat pocket,
and, on feeling in his pocket, he found hi' watch was pair.
He at once seized hold of the prisoner, who was standing by
hie side, and cased him wi b the theft, which he denied.
Witness then dragged him into the exhibition, the proprietor
of which seat for a nolkensan, and the prisoner was given
into custody. The watch was not found.
The prisoner, who is en old offender, was remanded (or •
wick.

WORSHIP-STREET.
INNOCZNCII lit TILOVInr.

Haug Briacw, 27, desurthlog himtelf as a labourer, of
Greenwich, was shagged before Mr. Hamill with bkrglary
and roh'cry on the preinues of Mr. Tbemas Sheppard, a
boot and shoe manufacturer, in Cambridge-road, Hackney.
The proweator's statement was to the effect that being
aroused from his sleep between 2 and 3 o'el .ek this morning
by soraethfeg falliog is hie front warehouse, but not finding
any repetition of the noise, he egain composes himself until
aroused by a more violent visitor, whir compelled him to
descend. He then found the fan.light over the principal
entrance mashed, so as to admit a full-g►own man, and
the property is t►e shop disturbed. Premier was intro.
dared to him the inotatt he opened the door by the light
of a "bull's-eyr," to the heeds of a police-eoestable.

Menymin, 6.5 K, said that while on duty, about the
time meatiosed, Ise caught sight of the prisoner
inkier outride the prosecutor's house. He coneequeatly
ordiessled himself is • dart corner, and then saw lief
Waage to the faa light with great agility, which actin
was LastanCy followed by • mashing of glue. Witham
was about 30 pans of, cad was just mane after him,
when ►e tea almost taro hie ante, bet strangely eaough,
did sot see him, sad deliberately retuned t the shop sad
helped ►imself is boots sad shoes through the broke*
aperture. He now passed witness sad was making
vapidly oH. When evertaken—" 1 want you," said the
*Seer. "Do you ?" was the rej Ander.'" Then, take that,"
at the same time flowing • boot at his heed, the fellow of
'nisi, with some Ana that bad dropped in the hasty
removal, was fogad just outside Mr. 81'inpard's door.
Babsequeatly, similar articles sworn to by t►e prosecutor,
wets bound on biro; as was also • duplicate which he at.
tempted to swallow, but it stack ta his throat, sad was
recovered.

la defeat*, primmer declared that he had got late trouble
feet, he wee sot the mita, sad the thief heel
eseepeL The property is qoeetioa he picked up Is the
sued; sad thought it Mir, soder such eircemsteates, to els.
peopeiate it. The email square (doplieete) was his owe.
Mr. Hammitt observed—That he must teem the prim-
ser'e &kap to ea intelligent jury, for it was quite impas-
sible for him to beieve it.

Taft depaitiool bele, mutilated by Mr. Via*, the
diet clerk, the prowler was folly. elowaittitd to the serious
for trial.

SOUTH WARK.

CH•10/ Or

Henry L+phi, • IS peetablelooltiog young man, was
brought before Mr. A'a.ekett for deal ezamiaatios,
e►argd wit► embesaling various moms of mosey, the prep
Pent of ►is employer, M►. William Reseal Cooper, Storms'.
sad, Borough.
The preeseutor stated that the prisoner bad been nearly
few years in his service, and it was his duty to deliver
goods to the various customers, sad receive the money,
which be ought to pay over to mimosa or the book keeper
'Very bight, Latterly he had reason to suspect his
honesty, which induced him to go routed to severs' of the
manure, wren he bound that the prisoner had received
manly to • considerable amount He consequently gays
him into custody.
The primate 'aid he was guilty of the offence, and he
wished that he might ba dealt summarily with nadir the
New Criminal Juatico Aot, instead of befog sent before a
iVy.