The Express.
London, England, 1856-12-12 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURT&

MANSION-BOOM.

lidemed M. MisZifer-;Wes—lsle-agt7t before the Lord
Mayo ea shamed sada the followlag serious dr-
restataeso..
Mr.
des rowans Blhealliggeared for the prometke, Mr. Lewis for
Whom the yarn, IrSil plated at the bar la the custody
damp Oak tbe distesam °Meer, Mr. album said he
led hew se meattly iestrested in the case that he was
...eats in • pukka se dram tha offence with which lionl
yelliser wall be ultimo* *used. His Matricides.,
wet se hew el Omsk NA Os phew bad been so rood,
IMM' smite dell aseeky,lllo be would merely all the
idiameses thebed kilkeideed hem the Cops of Good Hope
to seem to Weld pee* for a mood, sad
ghe sash inkhorns as would enable the Lord
Mager Is judge at the mem of the charges which
mall ultimately beaks* spirt the taboo. He was
perfidy aware dad Molded lame had se jarisdistion In
a natter whids bed salbily ohm at Cape Tow., but be
that ups bulge de 'widows his lordship would
billesett that sub • prima fade ones of came us
es world Justify the kudos of the essweed Imre
. days, and thus gine enamel the eppeetnaity sushi
ewe Oho sses, ead sulamdttleg the ease at • lairs taw
elks ahem. The leaned esseedlima NUM the follewies
*Senses :
Mr. Thous Watson, of St. Peter'ealtarabers. Coaled,
sets--I was a director of the Cape of Good Hope Bask.
The "Isamu cam to are at the. bask at Caps Town, and
do fit was presented by one of the ether directors.
I saw It In the pristeer's bead, sod be asked
that it Bight b. disemeted. Ws ememanhated our
111119kkao to him as to the gandisolms of Ms MR. He
elid be was sus the Wee Mk bisomilig to the set, of
etdddl Ihe Mil in gulden win 'moue puke, and asked
de the swop SUMMER'. sMal whew the Mind el the MI
mam, le le wesdleidel esti, end Wm palms, replied
auk bed as the third of the is Lulea, sad I
MI Isms mot en to Mine. The elladimea add Met Wail
be solidest reams I. the beam to iodise diesmalleatie
MIL Tim; was the mintuaes of the mamrsatiee, and the
lest.,. kept pecomden Mae bill.
We understood the Mel amount *the three sets of bib
Im be 6,11001.
The *tau, fa eresnonasketicra by Mr. Lewis, said—l
maid set user that I mew the bill is its load of the ad.
aim limmelf, bet It bad bees lying before Ida on the table
mad bed lama mimed by Mr. Theorem.
Mr. C. Barks Y ,of the fins of Baring Book's, of
Bishopagatemteset. —Th• bill predated is not Mud by
say amber at on Is., nor was any set of bills lessed of
whieb Ai is um
Leek emateaded, upsa the pert of the primmer, that
his gloat was else* added to iseasedists liberatio, se as
'Odom" wbeimer lad boss giros against him as to the
seemandea ef say *lam within the jurisdiction of the
Lod Mayor, sad sited a loading ease la incur of that Mew
oldie qaestion by the Court of Appeal.
Mr. Ribtou said be understood that he should las la a
=to ter hits another charge whet the
would ea
be slowly wields the district of the Oily
Isis.
The Ls* Mayne eald is knew perfectly well that he bud
ularimildica ever ea abase *deb had bass committed
M the Cope el Geed Sage s bet, n it had boa stated In
',Meese that the MI wesws la a set of three, sad that
the mbar had attend one ed the bilis at the Cape, sad
M lie dos of such uMideg bed bilessif mated that he bed
eadeesee as. of the set te Ledo sad had seat it to Chem,
it wee bet resaleable that the posesetars should bays the
nuirlty of atakiag farthest hordeas, sad might dad
b:abiU so endorsed la Liaise was garble of being
gemilmal.
The psissue was then neseaded.
The Lard Mayer requested that the press would anameee
that the half mete 46,497 was reseired sad acknowledged
by Ma, and that the doer would oblige by math, to meat
feed it was te be applied. His lordship also assounced
that be had rewired 11. 1.. beta J. G. Parthrso, par Sir
Richard Maya*, the Counissioser of the Metropolitan

Mary Anse Murphy, a respectably attired female, about
thirty years of age, residing at 4, Elliott's-spine Old
Bailey, was charged with obtaining goods and various sums
ef mown by freadautly represutine that she wee the
dew (CON Right Rev. the Bishop of Cloys' and noes,
and/ Ceek, Irelaad.
Mr. Dateheasa, of Basingballatrest, appeared on behalf
M de golusner.
• did from Mr. Hyatt'. oda said be appeared to
MISIMINO ea behalf of John Trent, of Elliott's-aquae, and
Garden, of Clerkenwell.greea, but is the coon.
Vi r rawaigethen other thaws would be preferred by
perms who had bees imponl spot by the prisoner's n-
pressaladeas.
Prlsemer—l am the dew of the Bishop of Cloys* sad
Brea.
John Tnat—l fret keine acquainted with the prisoner
shod Messes weeks ago, when she came to lodge at way
howeafte. 4, Slllsers square, Old Bailey. When she camo
As said she had boss to coasult Mr. Lewis, of Bly.plass.
std was very Oral. My wife allowed her to lie dos- aid
rest Wises she arose about two hours after she said alms
was entitled Ma large tam of money, and that she exposed
Mr. Lewis would have it ready for her is a few days. lbw
mid eke came from the county of Limerick, and was the
dew of the Bishop of Cloys* and Rom She said
thillser's property was 3,0001.
!dower-2,000r , sot 3 0004
Wilesse—She said it was 3,000 L, aad then was mon
is the Ludas Docks, cossistiore of beds and bed
T4Pi,fttothe await of 3001. She Bald Mr. Lewis had her
business ia head. I made no inquiry to ainertaia the
sesursey of her tole, bat trusted to :her own word, end my
walla her haw Is, Upon the faith of her representations
1 allowed her to ledge fa my house, and supplied her with
Nod sad /awry, to Ike 'meat of my means. She boarded
with es. 101. woad sot cover my low
Is, John Musgrove—But this appear only a debt. Did
you ever snits ads Bishop to make any inqairy ?
Witness—No, Sir.
fro Jobs Mwarren—Then you do not know that she has
not the dais to 3.0001.
Witness—l west to Doctors' Commies.
Ptlecoot—Yes, he went with me to take out letters of
admiahtratioa, and here is the proton' bill of costs.
Sir John Matron—The charges here moues to up•
wards of 901.
Mr. Mortis (the shief clerk)—Thea the property sworn
to must amouat to about 3,0001., ant rding to thou chaps.
Sir Joba Musgrove—You may depend apoa it you will
get your mosey.
Mr. Msnia—Wkat did she prongs' you when she ease
into her property ?
Witams—Sbe sold she would give me 201, and pay me
what she owes ma.
Sir Jobs M Then is no case made out at present
so you may etas down.
Bsej sena Genoa, described as a aranfacturer of pork
pies at Clerkeserell-grees, said—lam the platen victim
is this matter, and my loss amounts to abort 1001. She
ease tome and took my apartments at 141. per week, and
npnleated herself as the niece of the Bishop of Cork.
Prisoner—That is not true. I said the Bishop of Clop*
sad Boss.
Wiener—BM said the Bishop of Cork. While she was
with me sbs lived epos the daintiest fare onsisting chiefly
of poultry, wine, Be., because she said she was afraid of
bass planed, sad was therefore very particular in her
food, She told me that Mr. Lewis had her affairs
in hand, sad es gang to that gestleman's offin I war
informed by the clerk that her property was considerable
then being 7001. worth of plots end other property in the
docks, besides 25,0001. In leaded property. 1.1,0 went to
the ',anila Doctors'-commens whorled taksa oat lanes
I of a imiu.stratioa, and toned they had ben deceived by the
primer's stagnant. When she came to we she was dressed
' very hellosably, sad I have sines found the elothes were
borrowed from a ',Mina's wits for the owasioa. She also
told MI that she was awe to Mr. Murphy, ow of the Cos-
t sakefiners in Bankrupts:band bellowing bur Miry to be tree
I woo Wool to 1101019 carless same se maws to her,
sad I eves cried to rase about flid Per kat be pay the pea-
r ass's snows Oho has landased psalm to my house to
aerobe's's bee story, sad It ems lastown the brought a
girl, who I have A.ee loomed was botrootod by the prt-

mar, to say that re rase from a farm adjoining the
property la bread, sad to Most her with great defenses la
coder to keep op the eppearaco of her superior position. I
bate bra very soak doped.
Prisoner—No such thin. The foot is you ward to
marry as to pit say mosey.
Mr. Bubsasa—Are yea a erg% sun ?
Witaeso—No, sir. Oa say oath lam sot. She has bun
reorder,/ persona la the ostabliskatest of the Duke of
Dereshire sad the parties will eras op if she is resaaadad.
Mr. Beebanas—l trek Sir Jobs, this bill of ears is as
rows, is itself to this ere, r thole is one Ws of 761.
for stamp duty, whir the proctor, Mears. Brick woad and
Brooks, bar paid vat of their era parrs, sad sub
:Trhie parties tumid sot set for the prima la this way
.. were was sore foundatioa for the
.lair.

Sir John Musgrove—lt appears to me that fa this mass
es la the last the messy bag ban advanced tapes the espe►
teem of getting well pdd hereafter ; but at the same time,
Wilts priseaor his been plying these tricks whether for her
own gain or the result of iaranify, I think It advisable to
*any this iairalry further, so that the publie may be cau-
tioned and the prisoner restrained from such depredations.
It Is too important a matter to be lightly dispoood of, and
as the witness bad sworn that she nprosented herself as the
I niers of the Bishop of Cori—
Primmer (who appeared very such excited throughout)
here exclaimed—Not Cork, Mr. Gardner; it was Coyne
sad Bees.

Sir John Meageove—l shall remand her until Friday (thu
day), for farther hiquiry.
The prises was teen remanded.
Mr. Alderman Copeland attended to sake an application
for a summons against a cabman, for forks driving, to
Chespolde. ea Tuesday Mit, whereby his owa life and that
of Mr. SUM Bests bad been placid la jeopardy.
Sir Jobs Musgrove—Then your application is for a nut-
seas against the driver for furiously driving, to the danger
of an alderman and a sheriff, to the loss of the inhabitants
and the 'Rises of London ? Oh, certainly; a sassozui
shall be granted for Saturday neat.
Mr. Alderman Copeland bowed very low sad took his
have.

MOH STREET.

Jobe Philip A/thy, a young man who has been obtaining
a great quantity of valuable property (rem various trades-
men by assalliog the title and name of several noblemen
sad gentismes, was yesterday brought before Mr. Bing-
ham fir flail examination. H. claimed to make any de-
foam, aad was fully emmoitted.
The primmer, who is the eon of a clergyman is the West
of Bsglsad,ead otherwise of respeotable eossexions,is barely
of age. Be bas intimated to the polio:withal be Is entitled to
considerable property when of age, sad that It was his in-
tention to pay off all the claims spatial him, which be con-
sidered merely as tradermea's debts. But this dose not
appear to be correct, it befog very dashiki on isquity
whether the primmer has any property in prospect at all. It
appears that the prison's. had been oat to the Crimea as a
dresser attached to the medical staff, sad by that means was
enabled to make himself acquainted with the name of the

individaals whom titles b. Waned.
The eoldier who pnked up a valuable Hag en the battle-
field of lakermano, and who was defended of his prim by
the prisoner representing that the ring belonged to hie
relative. Captain Locket, who was killed in action, stated to
the magistrate he bad found out through Welsh the gaoler 1
t►at the ring had beau pledged ►y the prisoner.
Mr. Bingham recommended the soldier to apply to the
judge at t►e Central Crangeal Court when the plow yea
tried, sad be would so doubt pt his ring again.