The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-25 00:00:00

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

(THIS DAY.)

OLD COURT.

■mein TIM MM. OLIIMANT.
Robert Charles Wyatt, 19, a weil•cremod young man,
pleaded guilty to two indietmeats charging him with forging
elution for 91. and 2601., with intent to defraud the London
and Westmiester Bank.
The prisoner wet a clerk in the service of Reseal. Wit-
kiasoo, Heywood, and Co., and it appeared that he bad
forged the negate of his employers to two cheques for the
sums named in the indictment, and received the money.
The prisoner then absconded, end we, taken into cusudy at
Bath with 1301. or 1401. in hie porsvnion.
The Common fivjeant evatenced the prisoner to four
years' penal mn,taae.
The money taken from the ritoner was ordered to be
given up to the prommatore.
Chaves Butler, 25, was charged with the capital dream
of feloniously setting fire to a ciwelling.hoase, persons being
therein at the time.
In another count of the indictment the prisoner was
charged with the offence of burglary.
The prosecutor of this inatetment was a gentleman
named lived, who reside. at No. 16, Warwick-place, Peek-
hem Rye. About two o'clock on the morning of the 30th
October, a polio-constable, named Pcillips, who was on
' duty near the spot, law machine on the prosecutor's pre-
' mites that excited his attention, end he watched and
heard the sound of a man jumping trier the p►lings, and on
going to the piece he toned the prisoner end took him into
custody, and, after some rosisteoce, he succeeded in lodging
him la the station-house. Upon examining the prime-
-1 cattcr's house it was Mond that the kitchen shutter
had been sot fire to, sad had been burnt to smelt
an extant as to suable it to be cut through with
a knife, and a piece of candle and a knife were
inbesquently found in the poseemion of the prisoner, who
had no doubt endeavound to obtain an entrance into the
hoses for the purgew of committing a robbery.
The primer said nothing in his nehmen
The jay found the prisoner guilty, and muses of death
was ordered to be resordod.

THE POLICE COURTS.
THIS PAY.

MANSION-HOUSE. iii
Ellis Mills, • womsa formerly employed by Mr. Dos, a U
etstioner, woo charged with having stoics two hustles of M.
books. et.
gLi
Mr. Dos said the primmer walked into the
and took op the bosh*, which, so doubt dos= m
to got rid of as waste paper. Blum was, he midi so mosslissa •
workweass, bat he had bees obliged to diatoms bee on 111.
*must of her =fortunate len" of dunk. M
The priesser ask iit woo the Ant time oho had ever dose et
scything of the kind is hoe life.
The Lord Mayor notestes4 the prisoner to Imprisonment
with hard labour for twisty-one days. II
Triads Bons was charged with having stabbed a seas St
sassed Plyss, who said-1 wee, on the 9thet Noveot•
.•
ber, at a disser at the Three Nara Is Aldan*, to
whore I had a quarrel with a comrade of miss. We ge
were toned out, sad the wastrel mu renewed, sad the Ss.,
rimer, who had boss, with other lorslgsers, is the tap- St.,
room, suss behind mr, and stabbed me is the bask. I was
takes to a coffee hop, where • 'urgent attasded me, sad I est
sew the prissier *gala sad idestified him. 1 west after. tp
wards to the hospital, where IHs still a Wiest. The pri iq
-
eons was eases to the statics-hew. IN
The argue said the wassd woe two ladies lon, sad St-,.
perhaps half as leak deep, is the blade-bozo of the
shoulder. He should say it was a dangerous woad- This "•
pilieLt is sow programing towards health.
The policeman, who took the prisoner into emtody, said
he found cm him a sheath whisk Bind she dagger with
whisk the wessd was indieted.
The primer was coissittsd for trial.
MARLBOROUGH. STREET.
ELTIAO/DISAIII CIAROZ OS STILLING VALVABIA
BOOM.
William Sennett, 133, Camboielgo-neset, Eselostos-
swore, sad Berard Animus Christmas, of the same
addroso, were brought before Mr. Hoods., charged with
Moiling, at Inanition Pea, liimUngslosshire, a quantity
' of valuable books, the property of Lady Olivia Sparrow.

•Ileat camber of bmia woo seekeed is ken, ask
Memel the pease washy. ea/ key little knows but to
llMEeplkil. Amokt them wok an digest espy of the
Mashatit to Meese* formerly behests( to Prase. the
Pint, end a key of Pryanes &mord% with theuzc:
arias embeseed on the *MIL There was oleo a man
Bible of great yak
The Ant whom sled was Mr. Toovey, booksolLr, No.
177, Pie:kith, lekleakeed Frye's... Hooped., sad the
Enstratai in Aelitede../ the
ft
let r there being only see
other oop=Vie Wt yesterday
off.
the
WiLati_loshised sole, asasbeed bbshop aad off. the two
she several other books wheal he t
W sue la• eh sit the riser. He examined the books, and,
Hem that trey wink peseruity, and very a
be leseeiseed the prism Meet them. Feltner 11,
siTiditadlts penbasest thin alweisd. wed that the books gg
were above peke, ineresiells the "Emelmell," there belie is
ally one other op, i ealleweet ma that was la the M.
seesseekm of Lord Hewn. He Nit the primer to all M.
agale, sad he would OM the matter over. Benne, his Lost
as/ seeped calling, Lewd Gosport tame in, and witness
obeyed the boobs to Me butilehip, who knew the book. as ,
keel ea he saw theso, sad mimed them without eke to
ismaing them, es also ekes books whisk he had at the H
emu time. His lembhip told winks that no ono so
so
was et liberty to sell the books, es they were
beldam* His lordship theta said he would go :0
att, aad reek Melee in the matter; sad, Is •
the mein tisk, Hoetright came main, and he g
then gave him lea guineas for the books, for the
pespose of Manilas Mom. This was osly la part pay-
meat. At his Janeiro hts It Ohio Maned, end he then
told Ma whet he bad due. Witness then told the prisoser ,„
lie must ezpiala to matter further before he could ;
deal with him. Esetright said the owner of the
books was la • eab et the door, sad letredesed the pd.. N
mei Christmas to the.. As soca as Christmas mitered the I
shop ho told hiss to explain the matter to his lordship. 111
They left the room, and the prisoner remelted he leavens- 1
the with hie lordship. He had previously had dealing.
with Christmas.
Lord Gosport said be never was more tupelo./ than
whoa he saw the books produced lyleg oe the skater
In Mr. Toovey's shop ; and on buries Eros Hr. Taney I
that V.., had km (Mend for sale, he meat on', sad hay. I
lag steered the sernees of a detective °Hoer, wept
beak to Mr. Toovey's, wean be saw ens of the primers with
Pryone's Records " ender his um. The other had the
other book. His lordship thee fetched h he cater, and
told the enamors no um had the power of selling the gooks.
Christmas this tech hie lordship into the beck shop, and
begged he would be Indent with him. He told him he
had no power to be so, es be bad a duty to perform.
The primmer thee told him he became sequeisied with
a gush= of Lady Olivia Sparrow, and by that means had
scions to the house. Ho asked him if the same of Elliott,
gives by him to Mr. Tothey, hi. cornet name. Prisoner
said it was not. His lordship ...betoken, west down to
Bremptoa Hall, and he found the books predated were
missies from the library. His lordship had Innen them
from his childhood.
Mr. Benicia (to the prionere)—Have yes any questions
to ask of Ids lordship.
Prikens—No, your worship; the 'videos has been
very truly stand
Hr. Beadon—Then I shall remand yen for a week.
SOU INWARK.
TEI TICIIIT-07 88888 STSTIII.
George White, an ill I. thing young fellow, who has *My
within the last few days reeeived his ticket-of leave from
government. having been tranipoind r sine years, was
brought up is the ustody of policeman 607 A, charged with
the felloeteg daring robbery :
William Lister, a led in the employ of Mr. Pdlety.
butcher, Shanon-street, Borough, entk that
nous inking he was earryieg a trey of most as
te leave for d.fferent outman. While pambeg Dalbano.fast
the biker's, the prisoner end asothet skim/ aft of a wort
adjacent, end nearly honked him awe. He Nee saw the
premier match a large piece of beef se the tray an an
away with it. Wimen pulsed him, and saw him drop It, ft
and a minute or two afterward. be sew him is custody. 20
The prison, here denied hating taken the be.f. The a
reason he ran was bonus he saw other proms running. It
Police-constable 607 A a.id he to the primmer Into cue.
tody. aid ma searching him foiled a ticket of-leave in his
picket, sh:eh certified that the prisoner was tried fa July, to
18.50, sad transported for Os von yeah, sad that he was n
'hewed es the 10th of the r.. sent mouth. It
Mr. Cube said he was surprised that such a character !
should have hoes allowed a ticket of-leays. T om the does-
mat handed to him by the constable it appeared that his G
senteace would lieu up red la a few motes.; besides that, g
he perceived a piece of parchment attached to It giving I
Isle a character. The later set forth that "George 1
White's conduct was rather gold in the poblic works, bet 2
indifferent in the prime." Now, he should have thought ;
that so/Icent for the authorities to have denied him scull
the euirstion of his sentence, and not end tech a chat t
rester loose on the would with a ticker-of have. He asked
the grimier when he was liberated from Portland prison.
The ptiseeter replied that his ticket of-leave was dated
the 10th lastent, hat he was not liberated until the 16th.
Mr. Combe—What, only out of prison a few day., after
tHiefeg min yam' pima servitude, and thee commit a
*lvy robbery. What are you ?
riteeow—Noteese at all, sir. However, I deny having
Mies Ow beef.
Mr. Coombe wee net at all semisd at the issinerose
berserk and garotte robberies being worsitted daily ell
ever As metropolis, when inch ebereslore were allowed
Eke* Mile tickets of leave. In the pound instance the
Menke/ *Davin Immediately retuned ei IN old poetises,
telftem eves waking es attempt to pie ea Mee* lived-
Wed. He should semen his to Notiegele Ire Mel. end be
bored the judge who tried him would Ink prissier tido
of kis ticket.oftleave.
CLERIC IN W ELL.

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