The Express.
London, England, 1848-09-29 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS. FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1848.

noiLlhat•moss jecoOsolwalpPrf. A• boll lidithilmalibmat.
• MO us I Mall NOW. atlhohled
eps."-ildwi I &meld thosell lima a theemosew shmemlor,
aolliZ aossallnlind Ills• I
Wasneessimi, •• mem Min ides te Willitege
atiWwas a anal hum *RM and had bin ke'4o/ent
Mod nit knows ilaying of
Penn mall he tame awl
lined hie epos Nat es he eat smith', is Cant.
wriglift V
mer !P. mut "dim Ohl fell
showed In:l=c twomilltomme On Mall hh ;or
eml
this Ind santsaiss %Mak In
fire
used hews eisartiskower• that Pawed
egg Ira Me to his newt many eat to *oho gaol
hi list wines, weed wet litsa to
Ma. leillibratt bo bad a pair olotmal fir woo
whisk to waned In names_ ha. law Wks ihoo if en.
awe Weald bey4:eil oh. YE WI la Mlle of
CliorWO** MINIS Ohl mit moods lo ow if
mearim melorial te Most the wmilbelly of
Oh wham send be to his onmeozamballwa, •
ile ant mitoses OM tem Irds7 Orson bat Im set
bobs ortssat &dog*, emiempinindma of Powell yen'.
day, Inn the eillammes inns GOMM win @smelly WWI
in to be ideetillsil, Pews. was sealisd, sad, baths men
Oven, the hem was emismail oet Own
Powell was Asa remunian, mad said ha would net they
banes mega Olen at a mostleg in the &Ma, or that be had
MU um to am, mad that he was net worth a dame if he did
wet. Rainer would ha Any net he west amo met Um
mind that ems Omsk
_sod pomnisithem to arat.
Oren moan isd late nett, tad la his examination
dammed to the rtimiesion mad* by Powell addles that he
(Powell) mil Ida hi had no right to moic of Um charter U
he would nog ertn. Crae4zasainad : the night of the
iatof tho chartists I wm with Powell, and he
imerd, amid said if I would tall whin 1 lived
be wadi gins me a damn On themisibt beim he asked
me if I was reedy to lake hr my riplet I maid 1 no
arms, sad he proposed that I should maks one of
the mob, either at the Tower Stakes ft Seven
Mak m there would be pleaty of
,asesralths in
the &mist to be broken non sad I weld era
sapelf. Ha UM all he wield to mime me. Oa
both Wen he bed boss trying I mot lame mad tram to
bed win my wile. Ima a mint fans amain sad would
men ans. be et home sad is bet with my
I+ thin on
2slassa to mimesis. (Beam of lamilitsr.) ban moo
On bat do not know then Powell tried all Ins
to led en whore I lived, bat 1 wool& wet till him.
He mid if I wield Ise would lean a how by me. Be
waisted to catnip me bat Wad set.
Daniel Bare dopossd to sametime Pena at Omterright ,'s
mad at the lilac street theatre. II Imi bin INIMISIOaa he
Imlbed of Ikt, sad sated he pin iftimm a plan
1 At tbe •-•amies of this witaun alines the jury
I.
=id
their lordships would *own the ease, which was
=aand, at the request leelanion ns jurymen who
of illness, the Atemeerthwerel pee them par-
s oat for a walk la sisatioly at Oa akin, before
they Mange this shiny this sainhe at 10.

MIDDLRERI 1111111110NL—Tarrusaw.
fehre lOr. isdeest Admen
GAUDIO-KW= Phosneramons.-11. Ashdown surren-
dered enemy aster ge of bavizgoaletserstbsSarbliell
hem, ia the pada of fk. —Hr.
trltzsgpmeed be the setnesnam. end Ass maw pa. oral
sa the astute aim& mem no thie, oiled
Job DOA dwpresawalerodsadaperrAl know the hem
now WHOA It kNa 17, CasthesSesst,Leitnentrwqsaa 0,
and it is known ea " The Little NW" I was there la the
mantra of July sad August, Ille7--the se* sod She
July, end the 3rd and 6th, the Ilth, ad Ihe
Oa those madam roulette was played. A ma nssesd
Leg, the defendant Ashdowa,aad a press asmil Wakes,
eoted as the masters, were at the wheel, and geld esd re-
ceived the winnings sad fuses. The ems played Ire varied
from In to 201. The deensiest esseelimes Med es beaker,
eanledases Levy. I kam aaem Sakai frees halfM4Mira to
N. played for. It wu seta bens la whisk eaboresibeley
stake. were paged lot. The tersest played for thine would
be gnat 50/.
Cras.ameadsed by Mr. Clerks=: This hillisismed was
preferred its months ago. lam a mad
Isar • nimbi!
of the Hall sad the College et Damper.l wes last a
pliable, about 18 years agm I Idt it dr tbeesk be 10
yews. About four yean egs I leek is it Ilea. I we.
married 14 years ago, aad ilas then I hltesher. I
ins Awe 20 years of gm whoa I baps. I la the
Cleadreat. 1 weer livid et Rruseatesis is
limisaat Adams : vu pen WNW Me et Mumatea, is
Werwlebeldre 8—Bond: That% molar *kg. I did out
mike Sat plea too but for as by peabikei. Never, es
"s'illesit wear "or the "Iss we. sever iahy lummillree " the known me:I:
bey." 1 neve; gambled at • publiabenee et linnestea. I
Imam • pews aimed Massey. I wee 1111111 asteetel hy hint
Masai at suds. He did set dui Nu Nee es misses
I sever meshed mosey he esergmemidnius Millmint he •
geatMinthemee. I was sever -seasoned in ea iedieement
whisk was temeved leas Ile Omit et Gases% Disk. I
haw set been engaged in mese am lbw se tee gashing
booms fa London. I seissmly swum Sat I have set bees
=I ten. I have never lived by gmellibi blue tilinearer
La, nor have I ever whew le
mosey nailer Orate( a presesetion he beagles a gambling.
benne. I gess soloed him he a Isla st TN. I sever threat-
ened nisi with • preeesMinws hat *Wag In a liWir Waal
my regnant wise net ellegNed with I @Mil ippsbse
,orb. u*lst de raseiellsg tlMtwed&
be very M blew. Mures ma ea Israel thing.
'twee emilleedelesselledeess (Ahmegli.) I have
hem time te lime made Oen rid use take the
bkobsis. The eemmisishwt d ewer seat
slew tio me to my diet if I wield Me wanes%
they mold meet the fletioasub. perilsbees bed dm
weasels nine weeks, sad they lave net eseeneed dime, eel
I believe the authorities are bribednet te oneente them. (To
the jery)—Gentlemes this is a meet abetment' emminey.
I Welt it poestble thit I' west en the lith el bey te the
hones of Pits. Moscowoh. Green Mee, in Covent-
garden, with Lerner wad Riley. I hare set that I us
aware of ewers that I did WA go en that day. Oa the last
Uhl I4d not swear that I did not. I went to the Seam
with Riley, and on 'Gift up Weirs I NM Le‘f. I said,
" Why, good God, hire's Levy 1."
Bwjmat Adams : Ilpoa the with you have taken
do you swear that you did not expect to see Levy
there ? Bond : I do. Levy was then under indictment,
and the warrants were cut. Les y begat Ike mavens-
den, and talked of money. He began to en, and
mid that he wee sore he should be *metaled. I then
felt rather lure kindly towards him. Re asked me if I
would have anything, and offered 601. ear 1008., mad 1001. in
bills 111 would comptamise. I mid I would haw nothing to
do with it. end I decliaed to think at Levy's expense. I and
Roey and Lerner bed emu brandy sad water. Mrs. Moms-
am did sot, to my imelleetios, torn me oat of the home.
I w4l swear that I was set turned oat, and that I did not
eland outside the bones talking to Levy. I night have
spokes to him for sines.
By the omit : I ben boa la the bones now indisted
some 160 times, meek May WNW and east.
By Mr. Clarkson: I eras lest in • gembilethows about a
month before this Whims. was found.
W. A. Waddling mated that he knew the beam in ques-
tion, and he had frequently played than, The dehndant
had played dime en =say oussiess. Roubles we. played.
Levy pm the midis wheel dewsimed seginined it to him.
It was, he belleved, a fries wheel. Me did Set bedlate to say
that Ashdown we. emnestei with gewebliarbeese men, bat
he did set Wok he was eeeseeted la the management of
Ude purlieus besot.
Bowed whams were thee called, bat did ant mower.
Olken links less exercised, tb WM far ths Immestioa
eiesed. seml
Mn. Cimino meads' *Mires the jury be ibe shiesee.
The leaned meMisoma Y lie efresgest mew
the mein* IN Bead end Riley, who be mid bed ruepa I
this
preemies Is the perm ad extort/ft money, and that
ceLeir melyr and beit ethers had pen. to the Green Men
el hides Lsvy to a emegremies, bat so be
did aet=ilieres is phase Mews. Red and MIN he
we. tam awl sealleM& Levy we. in eilesedesse IS peeve
Sat it was a eenserted saMisig, ad that Bend aid the
=
The
win eallsd, via thew en pupae he 11611 learned cowed Ibis mid Bend was
by frail*.
reelkisdessilaterniptlig) : I em set, it ; and I ought to be
frees seek
Mr. Clerlows ReaCitiaLesa so for eighteen yews.

by Dow.
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Hand: It is sot Won
Mr. Clarkson. not booth* the inewrasteseeded to
sayaltati Bead von not a wines worthy ra
: Mob to a avert of Wines, and I demand the pro-
bation of the awl lon he toraltfog awl Ale upooncso of
that bielqinoot (Oust esseatles.)
aghast Adam : Mr. Bond, I ardor yen Into nomads.
plate, nano klia at woo. (Bond wu gild et the
but et the bar between two dhow)
Pond : jsziyipho to Kr. Clarkin and to the wart. I
do wed
Mr. Clarkson: Oh don't towable youeolf to apologies to
injeantddian: Mr. Clarkson is dole/ perfectly nett;
bas Booost he der sot runes an spongy the own don.
Bond: Ide opekalie, ny lord. lan _
note
sorry.
Adana odd the wart would none On 'paw :
cad libleadod.
Ohnhoon tho• prosseded to counart fa very Ind-
*No tome upon Kr. Bond and his character.
Kt. Impala Adana sunned up, sad the jar, inns
Moldy Mod the dolendort Not (May.
• mud am. Is midi Mous Rut and John Bank
wow dersdens thos pm Me. After Besd and other
whams had ghee saw" vibe not Wubses we
dohnksik Mr. lhopont Moen oohed the jury it it was
assoonop for Ma Winn t—Th• Poomon widit vu net
asomoui, mei Bow Mod the dokohosts MU Ouky.
7yModulo wen theta/OMA widths own roes

*Mk mad premiting it at me mid, •' Here, take that," sad
le ire. I was shoat a yedi sail a her lies
qtaWStign TM OM fleshed, bat semi ad the
Plainer immesey
M= saesideta off.
weld I
sad whi permed I
we resebed da, maker
the sgeim‘eedrie man Itha
se, and said " the bet that soma
'war ass h • ma." I watched Yen, sad as sass as I
saw bim tale his eyes me I stank him with Bill
MI res. it aberwards He
the he pistil, he
' teheleaded with powder
halle.—Pelleman R. Dais einstmeated *eased Mess.
=&Weller prams' the glad sad the mesa% and
11711:81 We tattsesenest which
weepayer. I bad ihe pluses bare me, sad he add to lamer
my MOM* that be Mast ham where he thee, but it
roes essisethers sheet Temestrest ; that he had been dm
time tesehs la eh many ; sad flat he bought the pistol
sta shinier& bat he did ast Mew when. I sak him
blew ail camels dee at the gamma, sad he replied that
lost might the pettemia gsg-paikes hiss about.—Tht Lord
Mayer amessM the wheat tillTseaday.
GUILDHALL.—Mommons Asa&m.v.—F. Mee and
Ceitheriste, his
landlord
and
examined, charged with
ass tang their nd landlady, with latest to mar-
der them The facts of this case have already been given.—
Km Mary Cox who has been in the hospital was in court,
In a very weak 'state, from lose of blood and tie wounds she
had received.—Alelannsa Sidney committed the prisoners.
WORSHIP.BTRRET.—Mxtesar Paosscrnow.—Mr.
S. Bram" mintrustor in fiherediteh, appeared to
answer an adjourned Woman= exhibited against him by
the eonsmissionsis of polies, for laving suffered an alleged
dovecot's &dram to mist upon his premises. The case
was flat brought under the notice of Mr. Arnold in the
form al &complaint from a gentleman named Norris, the
owner of household property in the neighbourhood, who
predated • requisition signed by nearly 200 at the inhabi-
tants, and two eatillestes, setting forth the Injurl
cos chuacta of the nuisance ; sad the magistrate sub-
mittal], referred than to the police &inhabits,
with directions to Institute an immediate prosecution.
Impostor Pastas staled that the prmisse In whisk the cause
idamplaint had whim easiad of a lamp wharf abutting
wpm the Wpm* Chad, in Wislockaaid, Illancia, which
ems mid by the theasilant &II the depository Issas isimense
metemnialles adds lam manure eweephgs hem the
stasis, aid ofhwropese stiß meth piadelle thaseeter.
He hmesseed the se the poseding day, eel hoed be-
tween NO and meths&s Os POd np in a
eanießisesi state to the height ot twenty sad the 'feu•
vim from whisk was highly cthenive. was also a
collection of liquid fhb, which the defendant's savants were
in the act of removing from q sort of basin in the mare cf the
yard.—Mr. G. Heath, surgeon, Hosten, stateddlathis atten-
tion bad been directed to the nuisance in quanta for the lost
20 yeus,and he was of opinion that the miasma sailing from
it was ealou'ated materially to vitiate the atimphers, end ti
operate is a preludidal meanie men the hod* of persons
living la the naghbourhood.--114.1. Debmareargeon, gave
similar edikais, sad stated that Ia men et fever, he consi-
dered the symplemi would he aggravated bent the effect of
such earldederearlieverst other witnesses were examined,
oonpdshg the Mamie stet Mum of seatignous houses,
the tamer of whemialted that the value of their pro-
perty had hem depredated and the health
of the latter by the noxious effluvium pro-
ceeding from the ilithadent's premises—Mr. Balla.
tine addressed the magistrate for the defence, and
said that he should advise the defendant, for the sand/Mon
Of all to undertake the immediate removal of the
am
mire of the asenatalation complained of which
was declared to be iiiisbeiess, and not to suffer any more of
such matter to be iistavoilliet epos his premises.—The solicitor
for the assented to the proposed arrange-
ment, trragahlrele adored the summons to stand over for
▪ betnight, to land time for the defendant to carry it into
east.
NARLBOROOGII-BTRERT.—Onretritno
W. Gardiner, who has during the last fifteen or twenty
years figured as Butter sad Co., bill discounters, Albemarle-
street. dtranbeense and Co., George Mat. E. H Groin,
Great Portland-drat, M. A. hock, Greet Portland•street,
and Heim, of flommet-emet, was further examined,
charged with having stolen bills from several gentlemen,
under pretence of getting them discounted. The dream-
Man of the apprehension of the prisoner drew together a
large crowd of perms, many of whom wen recognised by
the polio, In the court as parues who bad been ooncerned in
transactions similar to those of which the prisoner was sc.
eased. The prisoner, it will be recollected, was first
apprehended far obtaining & bill for 2001. from •
gentleman mud Barnwell, the circumstances of
whisk use were detailed at • former examination.
• mad ems of • like Mare was preferred by
812 W. Warders Maim. Oa this ocasion a third ease was
brought formal—Mr. J. Finds, music-seller, 41, Mon.
togas-Met Weetbiag, said—ls the early pert
_of June last
I sew a Manhasset in the Brighten stating
that mosey would be advanced on approved security. The
address was to Mr. Gram Chatlemtnet, Blacithises.road.
I answered the advorneiment by letter, sal IS the 14th I
rewind a hese, signed R. H. Ores., sismatietr to
point some day for se laterview. A Mr lisps Ovum& I
ems up to town, end mat to No. 43, MISS Fathead-
Met, when I saw thorium. He asked me ttl hid mime
IN en advance of messy. se smithies to that thlia. I Mil
W I wanted 601, and he the Med me what &swan I
add give. I told his elitist mis en my goods mad Alan
The primer add tt add met be dene—eau • nay was
Mt of the question; theme' mile d ha dame am by bit
ef seekinge. Be &died me if I amid rpm say cm to
Phi me in a bill, and I said my father would.
The primer told me to get the bell drawn up and endorsed,
and to send it to him, and I should have the cash within
two or three days at the °staid& Balm I left be milk I
shall require the usual fie of me guinea for making the WI
clines of your references, and five per cent, discount, sad
the bill a not to be drawn et • lager date than three maths.
He said, however, it might be rescued. I this told him I
had not a guinea just then, sad went away. When I got
home I found that the postmaster would not grant a post-
ale, order anises I bad the Christian name of the party and
I wrote to the pima aseredially, nd'ln r 7 received •
note, which I now produce. It was signed H. H. Green,
and it stated that the wrier'* name was Edward
Green. I have sines sees the primer write, sad It=
the note to be in ha head writing. I seat an order, and re-
ceived • communicationbest him, adages the form of •
Wall, and a bill was this drawn by nay father at three months,
for 601., acapted by as, .reesed by my brother, and
liken I brought the bill qto town and gave it to the pri-
soner. He gave me the memorandum of an agreement
about the bill. At the second interview, aboat the 26th of
Jane, in the coarse el movermanon, the prisoner: pulled out
of a carpet beg what appeared to be • banker's cheque book,
whisk he threw an toe table, with the remark that he always
kept an amount at Coats', and that he always had about a
thousand pounds in their hands to meat edema which he
made to parties on their own security. He said his rule was
always to let the bills lie at his bankers three Mar days to
allow clinometry inquiries being made. He oho said he
bedpost come into pommies of about 18,0001. There was
also a parchment on the table which appeared like a
lease. Prisoner put hie Lager upon it, and odd he
always made Immediate advances upon such leases,
and if I could bring _him ash a document he ' would
make me the required advance immediately. He also
had it memorandum bdok, the leaves of which he turned
over, and ea.d, here are parties km whom I hold hills for
• large amount I returned home to Worteinz, and waited
until the 6th of July, when I wrote to the primmer, who in
reply stated I should heir ban him satidactorily about the
bill on the following Friday. I waited, and wrote spin,
and received se evasive answer. I wrote a third time, and
I then came up to toe n with • friend named French, and
called on the prisoner in Great Portland-street The pi.
soner said he was sorry that in consommes of large amounts
being out he could not accommodate me with the sash ante
time promised. Mr. French requested the yeboner to re-
turn the bill. He heisit.ted, and afterwards said it was at
his bakers'. Mr. Freak asked hint for an ordet en the
banker to deliver the bill. The prisoner replied this would
be unbadness like, but on being closely pressed
he said he would give an order for the bill.
The prima tookzzlionai each-box and remarked,
" Too are ; I amid give you the
may now, bat tt it be convenient." Ultimately
the prisoner wrote an order on Messrs. Barclay and Co.,
bankers, for the bill, sad he promised to remain at home
until five o'clock, in order to give us time to get Mk sash.
We went to Messrs. Benny's, bat no bill was there. We
returned to Great Portland-street, and found • aote has the
prkmer, stating that be had forgotten that • friend of his
held the bill, and it would be wakes for me to remain in
town that night, as be would send it by post the following
morning. have mover received the bill. The Belem'
the bill was 3s. 6d.—Mr. Peter Preach, builder, W •
corroborated the above statestent.—A oink Is IlUery/a
Man pr ved that no bill of the tart was lodged with the
flea—The prisoner was committed on this charge.
MARYLEBONR. —Ronnie lam Tiez.-0. Kim, a
boy aggareatly not 14 years old, was charged with the fel-
salary :—The previous shame= a perm maid
went to the shop of Mr. Jarvis, WAN sear,
wem heal...at Lade:home behdirs the etreatar
p bewg am
gm. Jarvis, "be asked Valhi • penegr Ma
MX:2C lialsylare:jeslitewriC ad st=emildirof
mt
al the et. OM weed. He was passed, sad, after • hail
OM" was slaiedilMeseli. la the road, aims
ohm he mese them Whams sed 7n, whist
SEIM% had, se tamed ant, been stehalbad
the 1111.—The prbener was amaitesiL
T'HAliEll.—Cards Bream* Cum..—A. Peed was
dully examined, charged with
!,Mn 3ma mad demp,
the property of Mr. T. R. Ton bathes, a dB, Illsades.
Another charge ma preferred admit ion
ths thet
Illethle elleneeeel, 'weft a sew, the poperty of Mr..
I Maga, a Wathimem.—The piessither, Mr. Teal, ash
warm of. had en the Phiasw-asesithe, lases, epperm
Woolwich, sal ea the alumna a Moadav, the llthiasts
If ism sad 75 Ma were maws to the add. Oa the
WM/ Weefseeirl, emes MI aim wag Mob& smile
simeigusace of a penes Mil babe hiss heind-by /in
Tad, &hi a deoll ebb meth sad Waft amnia'
dlgßirHeirrswemy,
ea be wee waited upon =Lamed
Bertheismew Hawasid the 16th Math whew
informatics Psalm* spyrehinded. Th la e way the
rothery_was maimillid was se hams t--411a the very hie
wheneh. 'foal led sew his am mad theep palm In the
marshes, the lad Mammal use masted by a pang ma
Istletotillbolllllllll4 who asked him if he was
to etritheamsd U Is wanted ajob. The
answered be& in the athrmatia, and
tladhe young ma >i to tams to the
Bastais Comtism Railway Station next morning,
where he was met, at the appointed hour, bypaid his new em-
p, who ve him • good breakfast and his tare by
railway to thee Baking-toed station of the North Woolwich

there tb_ey.el*Med and minded to the larches. On
linkeig the SIM where Mr. sell settle wan mashig, the 1
.-Oftleed • em the tiM nailtholl the r,
te nen est the Zts mid Whim: bens p
dames. The ledt enspesling mytheepll
admit, ens Wine othe sheep Mthwat 111
be Memel ,M. oat wall the me. end wee absinth te defer
that to Pis premises of Ith. linsm, butiltsr, iniisswerenr,
Loperiv smis lie his s
he
mrp elm the
reader Ils. he MI them the
oxen emd thisa as far es the erthensfichmer
The •
first senile appearance as timed INNS b 1
lad asked him what he meant by that, tibia the seen Me 4
first employed him said " It's all rifle% I lamseidi db.
locks to that madames." TM primer them teeth l2l
cattle away, sad the lad proceeded onwards with the sheep,
and ea reaching Pentonville sesz the
primer again made his appeenstee, and amnia Zentimend
to drive them up Mthilmareth te the neighbeniMed of the ,
ignition-road. After press
Mme Memo, the Owner
turned the sheep Into a field be Tensithempider, where be
marked them aq with red eshm, and ether paying the boy
4s. for the job, directed him to meet him agnis next diy at
the Bald-faced Stag, Fiochley, and be wens give him mo-
ther and a better job. TM boy went to the plena as Mired
and waited metal hours, bat no one cams near him. On
teeing the printed bills and the description of the cattle
stolen, he immediately waited upon Mr. Youth. That person
the envies& of Inspector Holmes sad Coact
tritird ford and Smith, who proceeded with the lad on the
16th instant to the neighbourhood of the Angel, and after a
very diligent inquiry assertaisted that three one were de-
posited in a shed in Rawatorm-place, thenrell-strest, and
upon waiting upon Mr. Torten, the owner of the shed, he
referred them to a person named Alexander Page, residing
in Weymouth-tonne, Hachnerroad, who hired the shed of
his, es a lair for cattle, bur months previous. Smith and
the lad immediately proceeded to Weymouth-terrace, where
they found the prisoner. Hammond immediately identified
h so, and Smith took hint into custody. He made a ant
violent and determined resistance, and Smith wee *expelled
to force him into a baker's shop and procure the aid of
several perms before he could secure him. He was taken
back to fiawstorne-place, and identified by Mr. Turpin as
the person who hired the shed in the name of Page. The
prisoner then produced the key, and opened the
door of the shed, and Mr. Youl at ones recognised
his cattle, which were comfortably housed there.
• The sarcasm of the sheep and the skins were traced by In-
stanter Holmes. On the night of the 12th, the day the cattle
were stolen from Plaistow, the prisoner and another man
brought nine sheep to the Bull and Lest, 'Kentish-town, and
pat them into a field. The prisoner came there again in
company with a little boy on the 14th, the day before his ap.
prehensin, took the sheep away, and paid the landlady of
the Bull and Last for taking care of them. Oa the same day
he brought the sheep to the premise, of Mr. Pritchard, •
butcher in Camden-town, with whom he had made an an
on the preceding night to slaughter them. The
sheep were killed and rimed by Mr. Pritchard, who after-
warthr sent the carcases by the prisoner's direction to Mr.
Chandler, a respectable salesman in Newgate-market, who
disposed of the mutton in the ordinary manner. The skim
wan sent to a fellmonger in Bermondsey, and were now en-
dued and identified by Mr. Youl.—Mr. Yardley committed
the prisoner for trial.
RlCHMOND.—P.evnnxis Fonxtrum.—E.
asie.hael and C. A. D. Rowyers ware charged with sealing
a large qumtity of furniture from Richmond Home, Rich-
mond. lir. T. Warren, upholsterer, stated that on the 18th
of June, 1848, he let furniture to the prisoners of the value
of 4001., under a yearly hiring of 961. per year. They had
used It until within a few days of the present time. On the
23rd inst. he found the house at Richmond empty, the goods
having been removed in the night. He subsequently moor-
tained, that a great deal had been pledged and otherwise dis-
posed of, and be consequently obtained warrants against the
wisoners.-Bir T. Reeve thought that he had no jurisdiction
In the matter, although they had clearly broken the mane-
meat. It we, • case for end action, and he advised Mr. War-
no to consult with his solicitor on the subject; but at pre-
sent he could not further detain the prisoners.