The Express.
London, England, 1865-04-14 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURT&

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MANSION-BOUBL
A well-dressed middlraged female named Marian Eliza-
beta Jackson, was brought up on remand charged with
forging and uttering three cheques for 251., 201., and 201.
respectively, purporting to be signed by Mr. Edward Jack-
sec Nemcressroad, with intent to defraud Messrs.
Roberta. the bankers, of Lombard-street, City.,
Mr. Mallon, the solicitor to the Beakers Protection
Aasociatioc, appeared.
It appeared that the pi-ismer is the wife of the brother
of Mr. -Edward Jackson whose name she was charged with
forging. Both brothers kept an account at Messrs. Roberts',
sad is appeared that oa the 4th of March the prisoner pre.
seated to Mr. LIIIMINA the cashier at Messrs. Roberta', a
cheque for 254, pannietitg to he gigue so Mr. Edward
Jackson. The (Moque was paid, sod rot of Maack
she presented another cheque for 201. bearing the rune sig-
nature, which was also paid. On the St h instant she again ,
called at the beak and presented a cheque for M., which
elm bore the Minstar. "Ed. Jackson." In consequence
of something which transpired in respect to the other
two cheques, the prisoner was questioned as to bow she
became possemed of the cheque, and she said it was given
to her by her brother-in-law. She afterwards, however,
admitted she had written it herself, and she was taken into
custody by Detective Sergeant Webb.
Yesterday Mr. Edward Jackson was in attendance, and
be stated that neither of the three cheques were written
by him or by his authority, and nothing bad transpired
between him and the prisoner to give her the impression
that she might sign her name.
The prisoner midribs was io difficulties, and thought her
brother-is-law wonld have honoured the cheques
The primmer was committed for trial.
Edward Hermann, who has been already twice re.
maned upon a charge of uttering three forged Runriaa notes
for SO roubles, was yesterday again placed at the bar. The
particulars have already appeared. No further evidesee
wee adduced, and the prisoner was committed for trial, the
Lord Mayor retuning the application of Mr. Beard, hie
solicitor, to admit him to bail.
The female who gave her same as Akzandria Kay, and
Edwin Sutherland who, as will be remembered, are
charged with obtaining mosey by idea protegees, were
*gait, placed at the hex fro examination, and were again re-
' Ileederl.
WORSHIP-STB.EST.

Maurice Early, 51, a respeetable-lookieg perms, dread
se en undertaker is the Singelaad•read, wee charged with

bery. 17ob
Thomas Avglies—l aim a shoemaker oo my ova socemat.
Yesterday I mimed ow paw of boots sad tom pair of
leather 'ippon, which I have rerea d. pommies of ; bat
this bouts alas lost are still uussuig. I gummed Um
prams'. about the property, sad be replisd, " Oh,
year boots," or wards to that offset. Erma what I slew
words beard I wells into seaway.
Mr. Board (ism the priamar)—when do you live sir?
Presseator—la this Iliagslarid-road, is the MOW home
with lb* prisms.
Bssid—Ay, mostly so ; his lodger, are you ell?
Presseater—Yea.
Mt. Beard—Do you owls him say Toomey for mat, sir?
Preoseater—lss ; oes week.
111 r. Beard—Hal 6a
Dot mad. a claim for more' Is there
est, if you biro it better, a dispute betas,' you respecrtisi
what yaws?
Presimak•—no tar I owe hiss MOM bat Ikea la woo is
Webers% to am sosasedag.
Yr. Bassi—VT wait ; I dee% are'shish is tims &kW.
Did he maga* yea make to gait, lading that ha maid Not
pa ibe ran?
hessalip-Ors; he al give as nods&