The Express.
London, England, 1855-04-13 00:00:00

NEW COURT.

111WM1111 Tia anoonams
Garr raw. alks Owes War" alias Wi Muse.. ao,
Murtha& is the atlasas a, traveller. was isslieted for
st aim. me fa 211. aad mother for 601.
ark&Meanies presseated,,aad Mr. Sleigh 4.1 dad.
The alba. of the Framer's gait was very easelasivesad daises& a very artfully planned system rit fraud. Sie
had. it appemed, posemeed himself of an aid bleak demos-
book bemaging to a tradesman with whom he had a missal
asamiatemi. those blanks h. had 811.4 up the
ereame ismisedemolgaini there in the mese of Cheep
Wilms ImA ids male of moderiag theta available was
this: A wow, Wag as his ensfederate, lad
=e ta a stellate a me of the seem sad a
in the odor, sad ordered peas to a
lap amount, &Main them to be seat is the • to a
home la Maries-mmere, Haskaey. Here the
appeased a the treemetim, sad took the goads io, stating
theta, bad set the mamoy to pay for them, sad it being past
Maki( hears les amid sot get a cheque embed, bat band-
ies me ever to the party brieging the goods said he would
all himself the mat day for the change. This threw the
parties brag*/ le gads off their gaud, sad upon their
WM( aria it was Feast that primmer sad the wontaa had
damped.
The Mime set up was, the priseaer ant being the person ;
bas his ideality being established beyond doubt, ha was
dread esillaisead ems nisei Oa eiakt years' peaal servitude.
The piesser, although essedhed as a traveller; is by pro-
fades a somediaa, sad was foe some time a somewhat
fa,sis male sear at the Paribas sad other minor Bseb
east thestem He was oleo at one time the masegor of tie
Weida* Deyelsel, sad ether theatres is UM.
Ups the appliaties of Mr. filrigle, the ow of Gm.
Weselletme Deesse la s seentary to the Deposit Ammer,
Compeny, who masa Merged with embenliag the husk a
the stone Fawns passaged until neat somas.
A pdreeterd mean mined lama mire:doted
to take trial, for staling a key valued at Pd.
Mr. Clarke= prossearad, and stated that, halm leaked
over the depositions, he felt that the Marge e aid met bs
sustained. The accused bad been in the service of a lase,
I doctor named Beton, at Banbury, and had taken the key
with &Mew to liberate a pathos is that asylum, named Kn.
elmy vane prisoner thought was squatty kept there.
That See Mr motive, and not to steal the key.
TM abe id Ind directed the graad jury to find
....2.lhinitiag them was more in the ale than the mere
. diesbeeed, bat he was bound to say there was no
seem agelme the wad sp them
The awaited wee then
Mr. Chelters apgibmiM the espouses of the prosecution.
The PAINNOkr laid bsshsuld take time to consider whether
he should gnat then, se he disapproved of the prosecution.
Mr. Ombra said that the prosecution was taken under
the dilations of the Caunisionen of Lama.

THIRD COURT.
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William Carroll Kay, the yeteatiaaswbe was yesterday
& sad guilty of uttering Ames. ths fleepri mew
of several °Moors I. the may, was up kr malease.
Mr. Parry, who apparel for the praiser, regal the pri-
soner's youth in mitlgetlea of matinee. The Miser• who
was very young, had pet into the very wont base: say
yeses maa could have falls. late, that of gestates sad
wens.; and he (Mr. Parry) eoald not help thialske that
the piteous whom the prisoner had defrauded bad them-
selves afforded facilities to the commission of the oireast, by
bevies molted cheques for so 'ova( a =a witheat making
some inquiry. The prisoner was very highly enemasted,
and bad held a commission in the army.
Mr. W. J Payne said that the prisoner had formerly
bees in the 62nd Regiment, bat had been deprived of his
ODNIMiIIiOO. There were other charges of a similar character,
whisk bed act bees rose into.
The leaned eenieeleser said that alter the *prorate'
ties wide It bra bees Ora to the prisoser, whoa before
charged, of reforming, sad taking into eonilderatioa the
many shames now mitered, he °sold not pass upon him
(primmer) as y idle seater.., and should order to he
kept in penal servitude he fear years.
Gawp Bode, who yamerday pleaded guilty to stealing
jewellery valued at about 4001., was brought up for lien-
tame, sad ordered to be imprisoned sad kept to bard labour
for twelve aseathe.

Janes aiypa, 22, gard;;e7, and CAorlsakall, 19, servant,
were indicted for steallag sevsuty.four bottle, of wine,
broody, and porter, valusu at 191, the property of Charles
Newdete, Eq., M.P.
Mr. lolky prosecuted, sad Kr. Clarksea sad Mr. Party
&leaded. - - _

--It appeared t►at the prisoners were one in the service of
the Margate of Donegal, and the other the servant of the
proemaster. The marquis ►ad taken the residence belong.
tag to the promeater, situate at Uzbridge, for a abort time,
the mansion bolsi let furnished. The wine is question was
left behind, bat only being divided by a door from the
sleeping apartment of the two pietism the temptation
wee too great for them, and they brake it open sad drank
the wise.

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They were found Getty, and seatenee was deferred.
Wes. CA4k, 37, labourer, was indicted for bigamy.
Mr. Harry proeseeted, and Mr. Parry defended.
The prisoner had. it appeared, in the year 1838, married
his first wife. Is 1853 he met with a Miss Jemima Jeffreys,
whom, after a courtship of about six weeks, he married in
the name of Johnson. During their married cohabitation,
not above six weeks, he very much ill-used and finally left
her, telling her he was a married man, and allowing her Bs.
a week for about two months. He then went back to live with
her again, and again quarrelled and separated, sad he pee
her in charge for roblusg him. They afterwards met In the
street, and after some quarrelling she pee hint in charge for
bigamy, when he denied that they were man and wife. It
was sow proved that they had lodged together as man sad
wife ; but the only person called to prove the marriage was
the *eaten of Lambeth Church, who was present, bat he
failed to identify the parties.
The jury, after some deliberation, Acquitted the prisoner,
who had all along denied his marriage.
Francis Fowler, 37, clerk, was indicted for forging and
uttering an order for the payment of the sum of 1,6001.,
with intent to defraud John Manta and others

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Mr. Parry prosecuted and Mr. Cockle defended.
The prisoner had, it appeared, been for 18 years in
the emploement of Messrs. Boddiogton and Davis, the
IWest India merchants, of Great St. Helen's, as their
underwriting clerk. Messrs. Boddington banked with
Messrs. Martin, and prisoner had, whilst in their service,
opened an account for himself with the Joint Stock Bank,
and had about 801. standing to his account. Early in Feb-
retry the prisoner left the employment of Messrs. Boddie,-
ton, and a few ds afterwards he paid, through his own
bankers, the Joint Stock Bank, the cheque in question,
purporting to be drawn by Mogen. Bodd.ngtoo and Davis
upon their bankers, Messrs. Martin. The cheque was sent
in by the Joint Stock Bank to Mean. Martin, who, having
no doubt about it being that of Mews. Boddiogton,
at ones paid the &sweat over to the Joint Stook Bask,
who entered it to the account of the prisoner. Upon the 7th
of February the prisoner drew a cheque for 1,2001. upon the
Joint Stook Bask, which he presented for payment. The
amount being large, canoed the clerk to suspect that the
prisoner had not some honestly by the money they then bad
paid in to his aseoent, and he pot some questions to pri-
soner, which he net &Dowering to the ostasfeetion of the
clerk, ke refused to pay the money until some iequities
had been made. The result of the inquiry at once caused
the forgery to be detected. In the meantime the prisoner
ab.ooaded, but was ultimately apprehended by Forrester.
The jury found the prisoner Quaky.
A -aerge of embesalement net then proceeded with
against the primer, upon which the jury returned ea
setttal. •
prisoner was then called up for eentesee upon the
first charge, and ordered to be kept is penal servitude for
six years.