The Express.
London, England, 1865-05-20 00:00:00

W08.8131P-ST'REBT.

NABBING ♦ 1171768.

George Heighass sod ahlatil Sullivan were charged with
feloniously and burglarioody breaking into sad 'waling
from the Boy's Ramp, situate in Oomesercialuireet.
Whi
FrottutteeLetatrinot of Mr. Davis, governor of the
wisp, it
.appeared that es the sighs of the lOsh inst.
the premises in question were properly secured, end
that at 6 o'clock on the following morning it wee dis-
covered they ked been dexterously, entered with videos
at the rear that &Treat quantity of wearing apparel, ste-
amily balLeging to the boys who were inmates, bed bow
stoles together with other articles, and that two site of
clothes now worn by the prisoners were left in hen of those
stolen, in value about 101., for which be, Mr. Davis, wee
responsible ; • portion only had been recovered.
Bawling, 116 H diviame, deposed that while on duty is
Cutler-street, Hothdeditch, the day after the robbery • lad
told him that • Jew was buying his breeches, sad es going
to the place known as the '• Exchange" he saw the prissier
Hayham bargaining with • Jew for some clothes. The
transaction being completed witness took him into crostody
and charged him with being concerned in the burglery at
the refuge, sod he did not make deeial. Sullivan use web-
'Nastily apprehended by Webb, 129 H.
Samuel Hyama said he was • clothier in Fleur de Lis-
teed, and had a stall in the Exchange. Both prisoners
hed had a busts= transaction with him, they broogbt him
some old Sousa% and he gave them " bran new Goss" for
them, charging. only 2s. • pair besides' the old thing' be
took off their hands. Since then be had given up both the
dodos and the money to the police, and' thank goods's:
got his own.
Wm. Barker,Jobn Kent, and Fredk. Collard, members of
the refuge, identified some of the clothing as basic; bees
worn by them the day preceding the heresy, and it was
proved that at the station-house the prisoners selected
from the coats and trousers left by the thieves at the
refuge, some as their own, so that it was clear they bad
changed dress while there.
Davey, 3 H, proved • former conviction against Sullivan
at the Chehoderd anise of March, 1864, when he was
sentenced to 12 mouths' imprisonment for burglary.
Both prisoners merely declined saying anything respecting
the charge, and wore fully committed for trial at Ninth&
THAMES.
MOCK AUCTIONS.—SCANDALOUS DEPOSITIONB.
Wham Iblike, a sailor, waited on Mr. Partridge. with •
dealing watch in his hand, and said be purchased it at en
auction-room, in High-street, Shadwell. It wee represented
to be • real gold hunting watch, with patent lever,
and jewelled in fin holes. It was • commis
metal watch and would not go at all. A respectable watch-
maker valued it at 12s. He wanted redress for the impo-
onion practised upon him.
Mr. Partridge—How could you expect • gold hunting
watch for 500 It is quite preposterous. Ton should have
exercised better judgment sad not pile into • mock suction
roan. The county court may give you redeem but I
1111•00‘
The sailor said be had also bought a piece of cloth for
28s. of she isms auctioneer, and It wee worthless. The
people in the shop said it was worth double the money.
Mr.
doubt. Partridge—Coefederstee of the mock auctioneer, no
Mr. Livingston, the chief usher, said the mock odious in
the district had bees frequently complained of.
Peter Corlstreen, a Swede, who was attended by en inter.
meter, said he purchased a silver watch, and some plated
rods at an auction-room, I. Upper East Smithfield yester-
day (Friday), for 71. 10s. The watch was worthless sad
kthe plate sixth d goods worth & portion of the money he gave
e them.
Mr. Partridge—Another mock auction case. I moat
help you. Go to the county sort.
lospectce Roberts, of the K division, said ••1011°Qs hem-
plaints had been made slag meek austionis.

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