The Express.
London, England, 1864-12-30 00:00:00

LAW IN'J
(TE

COURT OF
(Bofors Mr.

FIR'
There were first •ittit
than twenty-four cum ;
unimportant character, t
amount, the inoonveniet
Aim of the court wa
The only case in
ay magnitude wee t
*gibed SR of Upper lark•
goer for debt, whose hal
acuity being held for )4,5
in the case of .1. Banks,
street. whose debts are 2,
(adore Mr. Registrar

IN RE SAW
The bankrupt, described
Honsdaditch, applied for 1
dnYs aim
Mr. Sidney stated tbat t
bad been seven weeks in ci
London by a Jersey creb
asks. He had been rell
was subsequently taken on
Mr. Denny opposed, and
moving epode clandestioell
His Honour granted the
bail to the amount of the c

THZ POL
(THI

ROBBERY OF 30

Rol,,rt M (Hon, deernbe(
Joseph Neriffe, whose milk
charged with feloniously
wool, the property for th
they well knowing the sem
11r. Beard attended for tl

Mr. Spence deposed—l RI
the firth of November last I
horse and van containing
Eastern Railway, for trans&
the evening, after four hou
told me I went with hint ii
but could not find it. The
by the polioe on the followil
faced I believe to be that a

John Seacer—l had chart
my way to the Great Eaglet
Wit the van fora few minus
tanking could sot find any o
prisoners are known to me.
Upton, '221 C--At half-p
9th of November 1 waa uu
square, and found the hors
sot any load. " Spence "
morning it and the horse w
nem

Thomas Cox I am fore

Bermondsey, and @enema:
afterwerds sent to Messrs.
covered except about 500
that produced ea being my
Inspector Foalgor, City
accompanied Newham, 421
street, /Tenths,ll-road. The
Before I entered we saw th
toldlgiltou I had come t

" I have not any." I uke
any in the stable " and he
I wee in plain clothes, cod
sod that he most give
search, to which he said,
but it has nothing to
Neville hired the stable
wool was sold be was to p;
been here with the stallion
he sells it to two moo." To
lived he amiwered "Some
went into the stables as
17 cwt, of fleece wool and'
in a Umatilla. I took Mil
there Neville was brought
timed what the former

•
"Two MOD (brothers), ow
asked me to get • place to
them. I was in that ease ti
I bare known those men f,
other oame, or where the
marked, " Neville told to
stock, and it was moved to
body came about it I was
also said it had been broug
weeks ago.
Nowhere, 427 City poll
preheoded Neville' who
Smith, living in Tachbri
quantly gave his right
knowledge of the wool on
admitted that two men, o
him in that neighbourhood
he remarked, "Those to
Witness!, at • subs/yaw
7.301 b. weight of the same
duped at • woolatapler's ii
War weight, separate from
Henry Cohen, of :14. Ito
wool, cotton, and skein dee
boa, and sautiooed by Mr
as on that would depend
of the priamers. Wit
in this traamctioo at IM
per. He then swore t
lost. be purchased 30011
per lb., of a Imo who h
day with a sample, and I
living at Gravesend. and
paid that person WI. 12a.
the body of the invoice,
same of Williams ; that in
crow-examinstioo he denie
and insisted that they were
Graveseod given by Wd.
house he had acooropanieC
could not be found. He k
as the present ; he usually
kept in hie pocket-book.
Williams in • van, who tO
Witness on the same day
other wool, and sent it to
moodsey.
Mr. Beard remarked his
berv, and disposal of • lard
Mr. Cooke sent both t
hut on the application of
agreed to accept I
were put iu each for 10u4
was done.