The Express.
London, England, 1856-05-08 00:00:00

LLYBETH,

Faded* Philp, alba Aynlar, NlWea Jab', elm Arnold
Jebegllillar, Man Oss, were dolga with detraudlog
Mr. Meta et Mg lesde w &begat dame.
Praassater Maid tea aides hM mattmesVe shwa Briaton.
he Neal a inn mlasainegb. are Ilasrassm. ad having a
wades d rassilsarttar sod slaw is dbras M. be sassed an ad-
verianset M be Meaty is • Sweet yaps, respeetag it, giving a
Maw M Mr. Gress, the perms Wag at his tam. Shortly atter
• later. signed "J. B. dread, No. 6, Aniold'.place, France...greet,
Nawinewe win calved by Mr. Ora, requesting that sanip'ee of
the hey sadßeier night be forwarded to t 0.., sad if they were such
as wad Mks. be would gles • Mk ptiee for it,
aid ram • cheque kr Me moat when delivered.
Mr. Game vest to town with his me** as requested, sod oar
leased a ballot clover was admisasedy forwarad by rail to the
Mieldresa Amhara alma Was there to Mr. Armed or his
wres nw Si. prodeolie• the baler al Mr. Omen. Orden was a.
silted ON aft bet, lialiageot afar snowy nor aegis bed beta
meshed Mr Oat skstay tasesd aquas to be ads, aid
lad est he belga Into the sf slaters.
Mr. W AM Ora eidd Met he ailed at the Mess too, 8,
Arasaftwibs"lbseasa.strestjeswfsatsa. with the eagle, aid saw
there the Shaver wbe ailed arra fiddles. Witness bwelleed for
Mr. A ma Mlles ad hearw thefrom Mae. neat M-
alted whet be was, are Phillips maid that he was • earsetor for
fwlba Oil gnos deal of bass% sales tese ewers.He
aid that be alai at labegeab (deasareed, bat
wee sealer* the at ha boa (0. Antalteasa, re the ho
llowingl raga. The hew yr et that tat egmele. anew, left the
ayes he hid lee with Phalli. ea webegantly forwarded
Modiddivir Mr whisk no mosey bed hiss reared. tie also
sea easdiert whisk arrived at the Brahma Areson the day
beret/ fte aelikbourhoul of the etatka with a poles
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PdlemOmbhle PPmI. IN P. deposed that from information lie re-
adied/ MI the deidelosezesw. secompanied the last witness to the
ef the Arms Station, end remained there
ml be maw the primmer Cimrshmer come out with a van load of hay.
Whom afterwards MY that he wee paid by the other prt-
smite. and with modemss he to It all into custody. Be
Mod cm the person et Gardener the letter out by
M. Omega with the hot bad of hay, and this be said he had
reeskel from Mr. Assail (the prisoner, who called himself Jacobs),
wh• had &rested him te go Weed take sway the load of hay. The
WSW Mal es Offiner be amr the prisoner Phillips receive from
the mama at the empty bar" I, Arnold'aplaoe, Newington, at the
door ((which he was goading at the rise, end his spot ehension
the key of ibis house was head ea hie prison, though his residence
wee at Ne. 7, Alfred.place, Geerge's-road. On searching the house
Arneid's-place, he, Hull, found the two...emotes of hay and clover,
and other satiate, whida led him to the belief that It was hired for
fraudulent purposes. and that a quantity of ironmongery and other
property, to •considerable amount, obtained by 'rata& hag been to.
owed there. In reply to the magistrate's gumboils the witness said
Gardener was known se the hirer of a beerehop, and the horse and
the van he underetood belonged to him. Nothing was known of the
prisoner Miller betore. When taken into custody he said he had
merely gone to wig Gardener. Gardener admitted to witness that he
had received the property from the railway station, but he was not
aware where the parties delivered it, as they left [Omit • public house
while they tacit the min with theca' and delivered It. Joao* or Ar-
nold, refused to give hie name, so that witness could not learn any-
thing about him, and Philips, he believed, tied given a wrong name.
It was urged es the pert of the pea men Gardener and Miller, that
they were homestead teepectahle men.
edmdteed hewing been convicted of felony, and Jacobs re-
fused to OW 1140:010t of himself.
fewer* all remanded, but Miller and Gardener were
hell.
The Flaw Phillips, alias Angular, was recognised us having been
ono a oneelehle belonging to the K division, and while in the force
wee etneuthed Fr.m lanthethatreet Pollee Court on • charge of ob.
males a twelfth cake of the value of two guineas. For thin offence
hi moo searleted ; and Mace hie liberation from prison he has been
&kg by Frauds of one sort or other. The house In the possession
((whisk he was found was for some considerable time the residence
of Um whatemels and Notorious swindler, Captain Bootlegs, who,
wens seder suratnatios at tint wart on various charges of extensive
foal mad Damodar. died la lioreeskonger-lane Gaol.