The Express.
London, England, 1865-05-20 00:00:00

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Jaba Prodribb, ef 22, Lower Itesecoarostent, Oaken-
well, bonnet-tile:thee and bstting-man, asd lames Venoms
a 70, Eiweessoad, Sma flistenroad, tutors wen
Wen Yr. Tyrwbitt with beteg ooseiesed, with
man not io custody. is nlualia.ths sum of 31. from Thos.
Walton Potter, of Vies Ketiferil-road, Kings-
bad, a commercial traveller.
The prosecutor said—Vesterasy afternoon I met two man
is Flsoutreet, and weal with them to the Rand Huns
public-house, Holborn-hill. "did there met oes other man.
I made • bet with Bindiibb, I pat down 31., nod I.3o?drih!?

pat down 31. Some perms took np the moony to hold till
the bet was decided.
Mr. Tyrwhitt—Were the sovereigns real ?
Prosecutor—l can't say, but some dash ours were labia
from Brodribb. Brodribb tbso called a cab, and insisted
that I should go with him to settle the bet. Altar taking
me to several places we got to Mayfair, and there as the
bet could not be decided the stakeholder headed
the massy over to Brodribb, who jumped fete
a cab and rode off with the puree. I gave
ohm, sad on wain up with the cab. sad while I had
my hand on the window, the other prisoner struck me to
make me release my hold. At lest the cab stopped. and
them Brodribb jumped out, but I moored him, aid at last
pee the prisoners into custody.
Mr. Tyrwhitt—What are you
Presseutor—A commercial traveller. Brodribb betted
me that ao horse ever carried Bat. 7lb. for the Downier Si,

Lager, and d. wanted to go book to 1826 to prove Lk bat
said not dad any mord.
Brodrlbb—Did we sot !um a disputa about the differeat
wined' owlet ? mid Lord Llehdekl's bona in 1826 only
Aot 81b. The stakeholder was a friend of years.
Prolocutor—l never maw him before in my We. He was
a friend of yours.
larpector Draper—While at the Motion Vernon said he
did not know the other primmer, bat it has since transpired

Policommetable Botcher, 137 C—l took the pigmies's
Me custody. On the cab being stopped, the pro-
secutor mid he had been robbed by the primeen
ad other Ws then went to Vioestreet station.
sad en esarehies Brodribb, trotted upon him five sovereigas
mid a half, an Australian lulfaoversign which the mem-
entos said be had handed over to the stakeholder, a
pew pia, need for tossing so as to make witichever7ri
prma liked to mum up, a Bub not., and a cheque on the
Bank of London for a good sum, but uselesa.
Mr. Tyrwhitt—Ab ! that's what his " uncle" left him
LA week. (Laughter.)
Butcher—ll also found upon him two modals. If a remand
is 'mated I shall be able to find the stakeholder also.
Yr. Tyrwhitt remanded the prisoners, but consisted to
lake hail
MARY LIMIONE.
pIXOYING amts LOClSkTflit*,

A drmtee•botirm man, Tamed John Brows, we
rharged with being drank and swaying Miss Loehr Fyne,
at No. 3, York plain, Portman-equal%
Biel Pr)* state—The prisoosr is the husband of my
seek, sad he been coming to my place is a druakss state.
Yesterday afbersoos he CAMe sod forced an eat:saes istrithe
kitchen. With some difficulty be was got out, wadi locked
Ye area gate. He would sot then go away, hot continued
backlog at the door and riogieg the hell UM I pre him
Into the custody of spoliceman.
°Godchild, 190 D. deposed to seeing the prisoner Ting the
bill sod knock at the door several times.

Prisoner said he was drank.
Mr. Masefiekl ordered him to pay a See of 10a, orbs im-
prirooed sod kept to hard labour for Neves days.