The Express.
London, England, 1855-11-15 00:00:00

2HB POLICE COURTS.

MANSION.HOIIBB.
Mary Won sad Harriet Tarrant were brought before
the Lord Nape gauged wider the following 'imam-
statism. lb. Poscpek, the solicitor to the Post-odloe,
attended to watch the ease.
Mr. Berry, ant is the public dnwing.office of the Bank
of Baglaad, said—This unim, at shoat half-past nine
o'clock, the pitmen ease tegetha to the public drawing-
office, sad Conga presented to a the braes* bill at seven
days produced foe 621. Ile. 5d., which was due this day.
We had received informatics of the loos of the bill, sad f
foul that it was sot endorsed. I asked them
If they kaew the parties (Messrs. Hall sad Co.).
They said at, they did not. I sated them frogs
whom they knight the bill, and Callan told me she brought
it from a pow of the name of 'lanyard, with whom she
stated she bed hemerly lived as servant. I asked his ed-
itors's& Ile aid it was is the Ci -road, but she could sot
tell me sal address, or say partliulare. emote that she
thought it was at a sweet warehouse. I took them to the
eseretuy's oast, sad the dicer was sent for.
John Spittle (dabbed* saki: Upset being seat for to the
secretary's odes this morning, I *bowed Ceiba the bill
swedes:ad I. the posses of he other primmer, and asked
her if she presented it for payment. She saki, Tee, sad that
she had boniest with it by a Mr. Heaps& of the City-
read, with wham she had formerly lived servant. I asked
her au ma slim. and she said, "Ift
No. 34, Folerebese, Osfood.street." I thea took then beth
into custody. The ether primmer pve the name of Harriet
Tarrent, No. 16, Great Bdwerd-strest, Regent's park.
When we got outside the ease, Callan said, I'll tall you
the truth. I was els es MR them Made." Pointing
to Tense, the said, " Roe besbead picked it up last night,
sad they ISM is so this sub. with the bill." Tuna;
said to me that was emu, sail that she bad given Callan
tie sate at the polierstation. Ceiba pve me an empty
pane, sad said she had it frets Tarrast to put the mosey
ia. I have essertalmid that the bill was lest is its us-
lOW= thsough the pest. They both told me their hes-
. beads ware manias outside the Beak, bat I mild set dad
them The.
Lord Mayer pommeled the peisesen.
GUILDHALL.

Mr. giesard Museeirceert, Tower.
bill, wee senesced before Sir Robert W. Cce&K by Mani
Henry Coors, suds die genii Teeniest As, is ebow
osuas why he should an it., a ponies of aerials pre-
cise situated ma above. Mr. Weiss appeared for Miler
Coed sad Mr. Isebaaas Ise Kr. Listen.
Mr. Joys, saki. ia April lost Mr. Idetott applied to his
to let his is ollie at N 0.4, Museevy. cert. sad he allowed
his to take pressen& at the maim es candid's that
Mijor Court wee Whiled lei* lie refuses. The major,
oe Wes applied bz, eamessi that if Liston would pay ball
• quarter's rest Is edema's,/ siss as agesenest to quit at
three soutbs' anise. be wail weep" bin as anus. To
ibis the defesdiat eigesesik mid baying penmen& et the
°Hee refused to pay iis adessee, er siga the egiiineut. He
had, Meows, sebseguestly pia the half quener's rest,
but secs egned be M out at Ores mantle' sense. Notice
had bees served es t to givesp Ns penises, as be
was oily a tem* s aulieessa. The dOsst refined to
quit. elate*" the salissey soda.
Mr. Wass esstesded that that hide*" wee Mien*
to *bow WI be bad obtelicd pennies of tic °thee satinet
to cereals sisillies, *ink essiiitfess be bad sever amp
plied with, mall ems tbemece se regular teasel of Major
Coes' bat nay Ineintesselleriais.
Mr. estiallied that there wee se 'vides.' to
show tire Ms dint um mythic" but es ardiaary lost,
and sallied le six asses' anise.
Mr. Mint said be took Us Incises sehlut to him.
lenses' bobs stberiler, y to Kajoe Court, red *at attar be
was is passides Ms. Japes seedersd his is wpwaseat for
a boss, by whisk be was to go out of pansides at three
sestbe anise. He refused to sign it, sad gave it bask to
Mr. Jno..
MIL IL Ceram sail. brow the Mimeo praise* es
belbeMes, bed* ewe this* bombes* boiler** islibekles
*eerier ask* fee.