The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-07 00:00:00

THE GREAT JEWEL ROBBEHIEB IN THE
CITY.

MANSION.HOTTB&-{THIS DAY.)

The Omen David Roberts, William Hairy
Genirsik nos. Oilmlay. Thos. BrewertoN Janson Haney,
William Soya. Martha Geoffrey@ Anne One ley, Louisa
Beinnevoyeed Slim andeg, who us under reessad obaresd
with wog camensell la burglarised, breaking and mining
the .hop of Sr. Walker, jeweller, Combill, and steel* a
la ge ownity of maths' sad jewellery to the value of
awe 6,0001., sore spin pined at the her. The court
mee comied ia every pert.
yr. Lon, Tat, again appeared for the prosecution.
moo was oho a mood charge against the prisoners for
bin 0,0•1114 d to • burglary at the house of Mr. jobasos.
e jemencr, is Threednescilwatrest.
lin sold, who repeemeets the fanalse, Dot being pre-
set. the prlsoaer Oman said—Oh, go co ; it don't matter,
la fans Om celled
won Mon, who said— soomapanied I aspeoter
pow t• the bans of Somerton, 14:1, Wisitechapel-road,
• theft* et Joinery.
The risme, Be Overton aaked that the other withers@
light be ordered oat of court.
Ths Lord Mayor panted the applioatiee.
Winne coached—lmpectore Brenasa sad Sangamon
holm rear of the boom ; Inspector Potter and I went to
iks Windom We mw Smewerton, Geoff:l76,Sr.. Geoffrey',
aid Mrs. Brewhilm. Inspector Potter charged thew;
mica braking mei entering the promises of Sr.
wage, sad steeling a tarp quantity of jewellery. At
jhe was time be took hold of Geoffrey, and I took bold
ei alma toe, who bops to struggle. He said, " Who
we your We bed perviously told him we were polio,
ape, sad we had two police °dines in uniform
at the door. He ocntioned struggling for some time.

Iraw Ye. Beavertail run upstairs. Inspector
Mier pre Geoffrey, is custody of an officer in uniform,
nf this Mond Mrs. Brewertoe upstairs. I heard •
poi win ping an, and I handed Brownlee over to aa
Awn is =Hone, and went upstairs to the anistanos of
Mr. Patter. Mr& Breweries Lad got hold el Inspector Potter
bf his whiskers I released him, and he they took from
yea lhoweekne packet severs! chains is pieces et papa.
(The packets wen here produced. The first contained 3
hooch chains, 2 sob and I key. The mond onstained 7
rid Alberts, 2 guard chains, 3 brooch chains, and 1
gnaw ; the third contained 11 gond chains, 8 Alberta,
I guard, and ass piece of chain; the fourth contained 7
Alberts sad 1 good ; the fifth parcel contained 7 Alberts,
II Albans, 4 Albert", 2 guards, 1 pins of chain, and some
beiges gold.]
Winne entiand—There was also some mousy found
his pocket, and one swivel bracelet chain and four jump
lien They are little split rings. I then heard a gnat
wire ffinvehns. I ran downstairs and found the psi.
emir Breweries straggling with the officers, to whom
I bad siege him in charge. I handcuffed him, and took
lire sad the niter prisoners to the Leman:get polio*.
Satin. Rawer was left in charge of the home 142, White-
inprinaid with two polke sergeants. I then went with In-
nen* Potter and. Brisson to No. 13, Bly.terran, Bow-
ed. That Is the risidesee of the Gamlen and Onftroys.
bennew Potter knocked at the door. Mrs. Omaha opened
the window and looked out, wing, " What is it yet vast ?
Who are yes " Leopeolor Potter said. "" We an police
Mews ; epos the door." We waited • few snood', end
Inn forced open the door. Inspector Potter entered first
red I followed. We banned dominate. I saw the pri-
wasr,Mn.Caaeley,on the top of the stairs, and the winner,
Cawley, peer from the back room to the front. We walked
no the frost ream where the two Orden wire. I told
them that we were palice-odicers, and they were charged
with others is breakitig into the privilege el Mr. Walker,
Carnhill,sed steeling therefrom a quintity of jewellery. In-
ventor Brennan PUN up and teak eherp of the frost
loom. I sad Inspector Potter went into the room which
Cooley had come oat of. I saw two bone then--a large
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re and a small one. I bocce the smell box open and Zs'
Iwo or three watches in the box. They were partly wrapped
ie a newspaper. I maw that there was a large number of
nt;hes in the box. We took charge of the box and it was
liken to Bow-street. We then searched the house. In the
kitchen we found several skeleton keys, a jemmy, and a
piece of steel (produced).
Mr. Lewis said the jemmy corresponded with the eine of
Ike marks on Sir C. Croesley's door.
Witness cantinned—We searched the large box and found ,
metal articles—some shawls, two pieces al black silk ; also
'reels containing 8 guard chains, 10 chains, 7 albeit',
7 &Iberia, 7 aborts, 7 abode, 8 aborts, 5 ether*
1 dub. 2 segleees, 3 wires, I gold albert, 4 coins. and a
lay. There was also some money found in the box—one
Mi. Dote, 1964 TOL in gold, and in a pares one 51. sole, 191.
h dad, a geld dais, 2 rinp, 1 keeper, and 1 box key.
Mere were oleo a great number of watches found in the box
—52 of geld and 3. of &dyer. They ware numbered by Mr.
Walker in my peeeenae. He identified the whole of them
▪ his property. I rode in a cab going to the italics
with Dueler and Inspector Potter. Conley said, "Yee have
early all Walker's property there," referring to the box
winch wails the cab. Re also said, " Don't hurt my wife ;
1 Mall plied guilty. My wife knows nothing about
Be was rderring to Walker'. robbery. He mid, " Whet
Ml:my are yea going to ' bar to me' I well not in the
shawl robbery nor in Johnson's: I was • doing time' at the
tine when Johnsou's robbery was committed, and I was in
lirminglim at the time of Johnson's robbery." He also
end, " The two centre-bits which you found at
ewe with what they broke into Walker's and Jolumee's
Permian." He further mid, "lbws charms you hare
th some tram Johnson's. If I am irked to amount for
hem I shall my I found them on Geoffrey/1 stein."
The primer Carly—Did you how all that I said to
hsteetor Potter ?
Wilmer—Net all.
Cushy—Did not Potter my in his erideatie last week
Mat I rid about my wife
Wilme—l daft know.

Ormisy—lio, you don't, You ma* Imre aUktemoots to
oft yofar airs ands. What position wu 1 in when yon
mu into my room

Wiaas—You ware 'Agog down.
Orda—Did you Mow what I wan doing'

Ocoley—Doyou thick Inspector Potter could see me?
Whose—Y(la

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did he say so? He mad it was my wife
Pain in hi evidence. What did you say about the
Maui? Did yott say, "Hollaa, here's another cue r
ted I mid " No, it is not. I bought that shawl, and paid
tail' Did I ad r
Witeeee—l don't remember.
UmOeley—Have you been to Birmingham to know if was

Witama—No.
GoGiff—Rare you mom my father?
!Mama If

Keeley—Did he not tell you I was at work there at the
lee of Jobsee'a robbery?
Whams said he did, and went on to say that the prisoner
401, wile known r " Cormeellor Kelly," from his skill in
lialdne sad examining witnesses at judge and jury clubs.
Deed laughter.)
R pair of /aka whiskers were here produced and tried on
lisPector Durkin, a proceeding which caused much
lighter, in which all the prisoners joined.
impactor James Emma was then mam.iDed by Mx.
Lair—He corroborated the *video* given by the
lerrious witsess as to their visit to the house,
Se. 142, Whitechapel-road. Brewerton said, when at
lemostmet polies-Motion, that his wife was innocent
law the Wismar Brewertoe was LA remanded from thin
loci Mailed whom into his cell,aud said, " II you will give
LIL 4" lel old woman, yen may Veep 40i. So help me God
• lef 'Mb* about it." Warman produced a " jemmy
• by Mau, wad mid he had measured it with the marks
the decesest of Kr. Walker's premises. They cone.
llsoried in dee.
cromszaftwica by the prisoner Osseley,wihaess said
Ih" Priomer We. sitting on en esay-cheir at the time be
*Aired the room. He had a hammer in his hand. Cawley
lid he bed mom " twirls" (skeleton keys).
Ir _Az,iger you aware who the property bei'MP to' el
deesYes.
Clid4—Did you take anything from me'
Irreame—Nothiag material to the case.
Culaer—liever mind, did you take anything'
soigne—Torepsees.
you see Potter take anything from ?
Witeme—No.
esolel-1 have alibis in my pooh* my lord, showing
liet I mold m 4 have been oonteraed in Johmon's or
L,6414/07. Ose el Kemal. is esrliamte from the chap.
•of tie new prison at Birmieghem, slating that he
had a canmeation with me on the deg Jolson's robbery
!IA Vis eunitted. What the other alibi lam not obliged
" stits iww. as the pollee might try to upset it. PAO.