The Express.
London, England, 1865-01-14 00:00:00

THE *EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING,. JANUARY 144 1865.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
.
(Before the Rectorder.)
Robins Goldstein, 36, tailor, wee Merged with feloolosely
melds, • probity of °loth, the property Of Edward
Terry.
Mr. Harry Palmier pmeeteted, and the prisms was de-
listed by Mr. Sleigh.
The prisms, was 'Waded with three perms, Named
Weeks Merriam, sad Gordis, in a chug. that was dis
posed of oa Thursday by the Commis Serjeset I the
primes, who is • foreign*, claimed his right to be hied by
• foreign jury, sad the case against the other prieceset wee
aloes proceeded with. They wen charged with Malin the
same property that me the subject of the pressed Whit.
meat, and they were all convicted, and the prisms wm
sow tried by a foreign jury for his share Is the trammetion.
The evidence went to show that the promeouter carried on
buboes as a tailor and draper in Lambeth-walk, sad that
no the night of the 10th of Deemator his premier were
broken woo, sad • quantity of cloth, of the value of 401.,
stolen. It was clearly establiebed that the robbery was
committed by the three prisoners above smadosed,
and as regarded the primmer Goldseeia it appeared that at
the same day the robbery was osereitted • police conelable
armed Roger went to a home in the Bt. Proicrasrord,
when he fouod the prisoner, sod upoe his latmirieg whether
he lad purchased any cloth that morning he said he bad
not, sod whin he was told that hie home moat be seerehed
he became very excited, sad molaimed, "My OM, yea
Val be the ruin of um sad my family." The home was
then searched, aad me of the room Dearly the whole of
the property that had been stoles from Mr. s was
discovered, sad aim a large quaMity of other As
he was Ogg to the polies Satan the printer saki that be
woe to give three ruts 301. for the cloth that had bees
boned to his home, and that be bed paid them half •
sv+rnga on acomet. It appeared that the simper carried
co the boises of a tailor sad pies broker in the 'sigh-
bourbood of Carnaby-market, and that for some name or
other be had "waged the roars la the St. Pmeresread
for the reception of property of the deeeriptiou that was
Mead is it.
Mr. Sleigh made an able address to the jury on behalf of
the pprrlsieaesmer, and he urged that, although there were Ni.
dealy tome cdreumatanoss of guepiclon in the sees, the
evidence did not nuke out that he bed committed the speeds
Shoos imputed to him. The learned camel also elated
that thee* was at ladidoseat molest the show foe,
fraudaleatly removing hie property with latent to &held
his creditors, and is this way be eademoured to argocoot
his having enraged the room when the property was feted.
Several wiliness most of whom weft- of the Jewish relit
glom perroadoe, were celled to week to the prisoner's
character, end they described him as • well csaditorod,
tw-
epetyNe man, and stated that they had sever heard any.
thing against him rotil the preset transmilee.
The limorder having summed up, the jury abort
immediately returned a verdict of Orri
aelatneired in the 001111111 of the loci y that • ash &thew
ordered, who had been emplo by the Mimes to
meow away the stoles property, bad at aloe gives
time to the polka, and this information led to the di=
of the guilty parties. The Reece& complimented this wit.
sass epos his eanduet, sad said he had behaved very well,
Bordered that he Amid be paid • seined ef 11.
rides was thee given that Ilasigoe sad Streaks had
hemi camleted of frikay, sad that Gorden was also the
roartaat amodate of thieves, and had bees la melody upon
• &Ire se
_blankly, but was discharged.
barged.
meabseed Stradoe to eight years' peed am
vltude, Harriers to amen Team sad Garden to be impomoned
and kept to bard Mom far twelve meth& The other pri.
sem. Goldstein, was mateseed to else months' bard labour,
the Recorder obsentag that be pared this lenient essomes
au account of Me presage good Magenta. arid la the belief
that he bad bees led to die eseualesim of the offsets hp
the iseiresiers.
Monis WA 19, labourer, sad Garland Weston, 22,
were indicted tar felobiosely assaulting a mac whose Moo
lON saknows, with intuit to rob him.
Mr. Cooper ecodereed the pragmatist
It *moored fro ..the aviaries of Wat. Bloomfield, a
wilie•-•••staliles that as the mends" of the 22ed of
ember, about balf-psst o'clook, he was in the Lower
Marsh, Lamb.tb, apes dety, Miss he Awed • path"
man walling alow mar the spot. Hs was followed by the
d Weld seised hint round the cask and dashed
Erre and
fraud. aid the other prisms gonamemed
UMW his pocket. Witeem west up iamediately' sad
ergs of the primes called ern " The 'slop' isamber
" slop" hang a newly-iaveeted teem "mom tiers foe the
mhos. The steams ran off, ad whams went op to the
woos who bad bees waited. sad he said it was ell right.
Wry had catty got his key, sad his weigh was hoagies loose
sat of his soder" Be west after the prismere, and food
• and be deeded laving been to the Lower Marsh as
Mat night. The other prisoner was sabseqemlltaken Ste
onatedy at theSoathwark Polieseoart, when be had been
takes is a Asp of betas desk.
The primes Wen= asserted is • blasted*, sonata that
be was isnomet, and doe the police were Wooly &wearies
his lite away. The other simmer said that he was "silty,
acid that Woke had bathing to do with it.
The sister of Weldon was celled for the purpose of peeving
am alibi la his Wolf, bat her evident, was positively
coa-
tndiatad by • polimeossieble named Fraser.
The jury, after some hesitation, found the prisoner Welsh
dviity, bat Acquitted Westos.
The Recorder told this prisoner to be eandal is future.
He knew more about him than the jury were allowed to
do, and he bad oily come out of prima a very shoat time
before.
Weeks said that was Wee, bat he was larment of the
pressed Merge.
'rts• shoos Welsh was then tried upon mother charge
of robbery, moompiaied by violins.
It "wand that es the same night as the other offence
ias ememitted, • tabards, sea aimed Pooh was crania,
the Wsteriosreed, when the primmer misted him, sad
booked him down, god while upon the gamed his pockets
here deed. A polies emetedge came sap, sad the primmer
Me taken spot the spot.
The jury found the show Guilty, sod he ens proved to
ban been previeuely ooevietad of trilogy.
The Records estested tam to woes yeses' peed *gni-
Inds
This soeluded the twine= of the maim sod the omit
and jammed to Moriday, Jos 30.

Mtn. She lad sabred OA animal Bile bask, and the
entry was still in the rime slate as mhos mho made it. The
figure "3" is the Wad pf Dec
ember had been slimed from
some other figure, bat the altration was mute by her at
the Mrs whoa the mh was written. She remembered
maidsg the eery as the mereng of the 24th of December,
at the time the bill was made out She remembered the
gentleman collie, for the smelnag.hottle which
lint babied by the lady; bat sho said that the milling.
bottle which wee predated sad shown to her was not the
one in oration.
Mr. Palmer. the respeedeat's Miner, was then called,
and swore that the entry in the book is now in the same
state as when it was first shows to bin
A coachman named Price proved that he had ores drives
Mrs. Chetwyod and a lady from bar lodgings in Wimpoth
street to Mr. Matthews's chamber in the Temple, and that
she had goo* to and stayed for • few minutes; and a
rano= at Stafford, neon Paskinorsallored that on
the swain of the 13th of October, 1 be bad driven
Mrs. Chetwyod from Miss Edwards's at ord to Lon-
des HAIL A penman got into the brougham with her
sad asarapuisd her for about four miles.
A servant, named Ann Sutherland, who bad lived to the
earn of Miss Edwards, where Mr. H. Matthews lodged at
Wafted, mentioned two vises paid by Mrs. Chetwyod to
Mr. Matthews. Oa the first occasion she took tea in his
room while ha was brag dinner, sad stayed with him
from between 4 and 5 in the attar:on until about battiest
10. Oa the sexed ocassin she did not stay loos.
Lord Dorchester sad some other gentlemen who had co-
ellaionlly Mind at Deegan Hall were celled On prove that
they sever wenn anything improper or unkind in Mr.
Choterynd's radian to hi wde.
The diaries and the letters, to which Mr. Hawkiaa bad
referred in hi speech, were thee put a evicisen, and the
ore for the respondent was clan. Ender* ia reply was
ties called oa behalf of the petitioner.
Mi. Bury Coruna' Nichols—l left Liobleld In May
last, having been there sines May, 18e2. I was reading for
holy orders at the college in that city, sod I was living la
lodgings. I made the atypintane of Mr. Chetwyod at •i
dimmer party. I afterwards met Mn Chetwyed—that wee
also at a dinner party, and in the spring of 1883. I bad
previously known several people who knew her. The fist
time I visited Langdea-ball was to lunabeen, as& I had
bees invited by • note from Mn. Chetwyod. 'There were
several other persons there that I knew. Mr. Mott was
unwept them. Mr. Obentred was sot at home. In the
afternoon the party left, and I rennet to Littlefield is •
phaeton with Mn. Chetwyod. She wen to the railway
statics, when we waited till Mr. Chetwyod arrived
by the tree. I them mot home to my Ing-
ham. Atter that I met Mrs. Crawyed from
time te time. Her brother was a hind of mina I
maw Mt. Chetwywl at Birmingham at the time of tip
Cattle Show In 1883. He referred to • stick whilst led
left In the pinion, and and that if ever Intoned to beve
ft solo I had better tome to tie ball and fetch it. A short
tins after I went to ;maiden and sew Mrs. Clanwyed, but
sot the respoedeet. I remember the Stafford ball, on the
17th December, 1863. I was gelag to it with • freed.
Down to that date I °sly reoelleal going to Loagles twice.
I weal to Stafford to attend the ball. I did eat know Mist
Edwards till that evening. I west to her hoar, en.
sad a bed there, and 'deemed ter the bell at that house.
la-the course of the evaotsgl saw Mee. Chst wind at Mee
Edwards' in 'maim, dress, but I did sot acoompasy her to
the bad. Imw her there, sad dared with her err She
had • servant with her at Mies Edwards'. I want bast to
Miss Edwards' after the ball, sad we bad tea. Mies Edwards
and Mrs. Chet aped the retied, bat I eat up fee same 111011 M
adorable ties logger. The sat tearing I bed breakfast
in therms roam as Mts. Cbetwyad but she nil dabbed
before Immo down. film yes going hushes, awn was in
kr habit I west with her, Mrs. Chetwyad's brother lee-
rs adersd me • meant. I rode her groem's bore to the
meet, where Mr. Talbot's horse was to be for me. I gave
my portmateen to Mrs Obetwynd's sensate, sad requited
them to red it to Linden tor zoo I sever maw Mr. Tel-
het's bores, sad I therefore cominned to ride the tee I was
as. In returning from the bust, I west with Mrs. ChM- I
eyed to Lewd= ; ban did set stay there more than a
quarter al an hear. I found my portmanteau at the ball ;
ead Mn. Chetwyod mid she would• see that it was for.
em inn to me. I thee rode to Lichfield, and weal to my
ledgins. The portemanan was afterwards brought to am
by the wires Binield. There was an ore Dote from lire.
Chetwyod iu it, explaining why It had been delayed logger
than Mind eroded. Beano rid me sot to pay the men,
as she had already done so. I had, however, glen him
mosey before I opened the pertmentran I deft readleet
'Astral seen soy rote back, but my impassive is that
did not. In the eon mouth I ramather g~ooing to Birming-
ham. It was the day I tuft Lichfield, at the sod of the term.
I bed • good deal of luggage with me. I bad two pert.
aI
• gnats*, sad perhaps • carpet bag. I saw the
Chetwyod at the Liebfield ratios, but I did not travel Is
the same ferriage. I saw Mr. Otterrynd at the Walsall
nation whore we stayed ten minutes. He was standing at
the wane of the carriage which I bare Mrs. Cbet eyed
occupied. When I got to
the 23rd of I BirmingiunDerstrilsona wee
very crowded (this was ea saw
Mrs Otterryad whom I got out, and the told see was I.
great trouble, for she was expecting to find Mr. Chetwyod
waiting for her to go with her to me some
is the neighbourhood of littranagbara ; hat that
mho had met him at Walsall, and be bad made some none
sad pre home. She asked me to take her to some address
at Camp-kill, and f *greed to do so I seat my luggage up
to the Queen's Hotel, which is almost as the platform. I
did an imp say of it. Mrs. Chetwyad first west to Mrs.
Edwards', and after that I got • ash far her. When we
reached Camp.bill she left the cab and west into the door-
way of the bore ; but she certainly did not go upstairs. I
got out but I ronsind by the cab. I near ware • mess-
ado at Lichfield. Mrs. Chattered was five or six misses
at Math-hill, sod this we drove bask into Birmiegbam.
We parted an the foot of Beazina-bill, which is half way
down Newotreet. I left her in the cab. I walked
about same time. At fleet I west to am if there
were may theatres open, sad India( there were
seas I west to • lilted-seem sad was
MI alter twelve. I had left Xis. Chetwyod
pan alma I ultimately weal to the Quee's Honk whoa
I slept. The next morning I brealled at the gesee's,
and thee I west down to the entire, and left for Dan-
shire. I slept in room 30. 39. The train started somewhere
neat ten o'clock. I was oreaged he be marled, and I was
gang to visit the trite& el the lady. That anagenesei
still tiontiausa. I was sat at the Falcon Hotel at all. I
swear princely that I rind at the Queen's, aid did
she see Mn. °bittern at all otter I lett her. I stayed it
Dereeltio for six weeks. It is net tries that I weer west
to the Falcon tor • senellite bottle—osetnaly sot. I did
an weer • astehel, snob as betting men weer. Mr. Pamir
sailed on me and had various coeamaniestioss with me
US saw me shoat three times. I never saw Mr. Palms,
with • woman with him at Lichfield.
The ledge Ordinary—Mr. Palmer slipped out something
about a confessioe of Mr. Nichols, and I as sure the Joey
would like that to be cleared
Winer—There is so truth ie it—cortaialy not. I user
bad say improper istreettres with Mrs. Cleerrynd.
In arommuminatke Mr. Nicholls maid be was en yet is
orders, because he thought it right sot to apply for aeon-
dos with sur a charge as this noel gR over hie bead. Be
was mot is the habit of earwposdisg nth Mrs. Obst-
wynd, but be had written her two or three notes, and had
reared two or three from be; which he bad destroyed.
She lead she told hha when she slept ea the eight of the
tied of thestabsr, but she had said that the statement
that they had slept at the Faleoa was perfectly absurd.
Be saw Mr. Palmer in April. bat It was an was that be
I led said be would rater that he had tint at the Fakes
cm the 23rd of Desember on the understanding that It was
she easenmeniated to the bishop.
Re-easerard—He would ban thought it an insult he
Mrs. Ohetwynd to ask ler when Mt had slept on that
sight. Mr. Palmer had called oa lie and said that Mr.
Chetwynd awned to oppose hi. ordination. He salted
whether Mr. Palmer was Mr. Obenryad'e solicitor. Mr.
Palmer mid not exactly, but he was • friend both to Mr.
and Mrs. Cheteynd, and be wished to do them both feel.
Mr. Palmer made • statement as to the amtnestise bemeit
against him by Mr. Chetwyad, mad he told Mr. Palmer
what parts of that Mimeos were true and what parts of it
were Wan Mr. Palmer came apia, and be begged him is
go to London tar the parres of 'adore; Mrs Chetwyod
to have an isternew with him, with s view to se
arrangement. He roordtegly came to Leaders, sad law
Mrs. I.3tetwrid, but she rammed tome Mr. Palmer ex
is Mr. Miller's pressen Mr. Palmer afterwards told him
that he had °bashed rinses of him having slept at the
Felon by means of a handbill, tad suggested that be
should go to Birmingham to me whether the witness flan
the Falcon could Identify him, but he refused. Or Sunday
rising he met Mrs. Cherryed as she wee returnee from
chapel, and had walked pert of the way home with hen
The notes be bad received from her were on trivial mat.
Mrs, aad he burnt them u son as he had read them.
The Court adjourned before the evidence in reply en
concluded.

The pioneer denied that he wu &kin at • forking rate,
sad mid that the dermit wu driven s cliiet his eal•
Yr. Alderman Gibbose said that one had feature la the
or •wu that the primmer had given • false address, both
as ileatiaad-yard and Bosnermi-Doses; bad rot laid the
slightest alMatie• to two IMIIIOIIIIOBO9II ; ad colT made lb
appoiriase sow *nosh having been on • war.
not. The CYO was very clear sgaiost him, and ha should
lAm him 20e. for forums driving, 40e. as oompeniatioo to
time lad, and caste, amonuting to Ida, or one mouth's
Imprisonment.
This did not Meow the defendast from the consaqueaose
al • civil action for damage so the home sad cart.

WORSHIP•ISTREET.
George ireaughie, a portly, potions:ay person. about
46 years of age, was charged with ember:ding mosey to a
large amount.
Mr. L. Levi., of Ely-Ame, attended for the prosecutors.
Mr. Thomas Arias and 00., manufacturers of staffs at
Bradford, and situ stating the me said that he was now
prepared to give evidence of three deficiencies of money
rewired by prisoner on account of the firm. On a future
day the gentleman who had paid them over to the prisoner
would be present to prove it, and other Merges weld
be made.
Mr. John Smith Hodgson, cashier to Marra Antos,
proved that the prisoner had received a salary of 3001. a
year, and was allowed as much spirt for travelling ex-
He had written letter expressive of the regret he
felt for defalcations in his amounts, which he attributed
to =avoidable cionmetenoes, but felt ocovinoed that he
skald be able to pay theca off if time were allowed. About
1,5001. was known to have been received by the primer
and not amounted for. The defalcation now in question
were for 201. 6.., 48/. 95., sod 471. it..
Isepeetor Thompam. of Eloetland.yard, deposed to the
prisoner having absconded from his residence sod also to
having taken him on a warrant In North Wales. When
Informed that he was is custody, he observed, "It is
quits right t bat I think that they me dealing may se-
Ter* with me."
Mr. Lewis felt It hie duty to slate that the prosecutors
had sot soy desire to pram severely spinet the prisoner,
who had expressed great contrition fox what had occurred;
still. the proceedings must go en.
Primer was remanded.
WESTMINSTER.
Sham Mr Belk wee last at this court, on Tuesday, be has
remind some farther cosununiatioas on the subject of the
Bromptco Oratory case, and has born in correspoedeoss
with Felber Halpin*, the Superior at the Oestery. epos
the subject. The first el the* bear* date the 101 k Met,
from Father Dalgaires, slates that, boding frees the Times'
report that evidence wee Waled on the previous ay re-
spelling the character of Mn. Id 'Demi* sad her daughter,
and that a letter had appeared that day is the Name sews.
paper from the Rev. M. Blue*, meter of Maim, he (the
writer) begged to state that they had evidence ef
the strespet desoriptios to adduce as the ether
side, sad requested Mr. Salle to appoint the earliest
day to bon It. In reply to s Mr. Belle wrote that
as the letter of Mr. R. L. Blunt, of
to him bed been communicated to the press, he to
do the same with any letter which Father Delgaires=
address to 'him an the same rub** but he snit
bevies my mere verbal statements made is the police
court on a ratter over which he had no mistral, and in
which there wee no necessity for hiss further to interfere.
He et the same time suggested that it was open to him, if
he thought it desirable, to mews/ the letter of the Rev.
Mr. Blunt, the rector of Otieless, Wish bed spewed Is
the Times newspaper. This answer was suomeded by a
letter front Father Daliptime, dated Jam 12, which Ime
already been published.
Mr. Belk is reply to this letter, after disavowing say
Premise to obtain publicity for it, the inaction or Me.
isirtion of whisk he left at the discretion of the prom
sever for a moment dreaming .1 attempting to exersiee say
Mimeo, over it, Nay.:—' It le • mistake on your pert to
mart that I scot the &bar& myself to the irritation. I
did Bathing of the sort. Os the contrary, I advised ler le
go to her mother sad tat bee ewe Mary, sad Mid her the
was than free to act as elm herself thought best. las all
ping to enter into any further argument es the sedlleet,
Whether Mrs. M'Dertsolt is or le sot a person of gondoliers&
tee Is a oolleteral issue, which dose sot, is ay opinion, ma.
trill, affect the main question, via., whether any men,
catholic or protestant, priest or laymes,lme a right to MOM.
rage &child of 15 or 16 te leave her mother's house withest
her mother's comsat or knowledge, ruff to comma from the
mother the place of bee retreat. My rebuke of Father
Bowden was foundedupon his owe *timbales that he had
so advised ENat 'Marmot*, end wesedminitored before he
made hi attack upon her seigher's character."
In • subsequent commusioatios of yesterday to Father
Dolphin. Mr. Self% observing that he bad without notion
to him published his letter of the previous day, adds, "
will trouble you as publicly le contradict the mit-Memnon
that I sent the girl M'Dermott beak to the inelitntkm."

TEAM&

Mr. Juin Lanaliy, a geetleresa coasected with Mare's
brewery, sad undies at No. 10, Bamstreet, Lower Fest
Smithfield, was surataceed before Mr. Partridge for refute.
to pay 7s. 6d. to Joseph Arundel, cabdriver.
It appeared from the aoraplaiout's statement that ea the
4th hot he drove the defeadast and his friend to Little
Crescent-street, Easton-rued, from Barratries, far which
he charged Is. Bd., sad thee waited fur them «amide for
three hours, for whisk he demanded 6e.
Os the part of the defendant it was stated that himself
and triad did not remain lug is the pablie-hesse, sad on
amiss out got into • ab which they sappiest to be the
one they had engaged, sad it WWI lasissated that the eon-
platoeut had not waited Is Little Crescent-street at all, sad
was in collusion with spathe, cebdriver. It Ina very clearly
made oat, however, that he had acted boast* is the
matter and waited three hours.
Mr. r•Lartnd.' • was satisfied that a stupid militate was
made by the defendant sad his Mead, but the oacaplaiseat
mast not Gaffer by their error. Be ordered the defendant
to pay 7e. 6d. fare sad 21. for the cost of the estamose.
The oomplataast asked far acesnesestion for 101111 of time.
Mr. Partridge said he could eat allow the 00111platiant
any compensation far his loss of time, bemuse he had an-
imated to give the &fondant a ticket.
The complainant said be was not asked for on..
Mr. Putrid.* said that a ticket enlit to have been dell.
vend to the defendaat when be first hired the ash. The
complaisant would suffer fat his seslen la Dot reosiviagasy
rearuseratioci for lost of time.
The defendant preempted the cab-driver with Is. as sou-
permeating for being put to the trouble of taking out a sem-
moos and attendliig the mat.

THE POLICE COURTS.

MANSION-HOUSE.
news Albesseis John Green, lissinei Jh Tam biI7RDILIt AT PORTSBIOUTE..-4111 Jaime
put*, sad Jaw*, Pope, wan, baaaata bow, the Lo
rdad Piper, who murdered bid wife le Freßenosed, Land
to nsderm, a API examioation ape • charge ere Iffendeff illeadartinet,
sized who had for • time UM
Ham% . mid pbibm of naafi" a quo. vigilwee of the wee soreheaded yesterday after-
try ef mar sweepings, and Pope foe having frookraly '")°" Cl'are"Ti The lead police bed been
aseived the ewe, Powier it to bar been stoleo. employed in world!, the ow of the phonies father at
Mr. Humphrey., of the firm of ilemehreve and Merges, fliernewt, at while g's kit" late and 414 Cid" d
ma& p„amaa and twaathaa, jaa. • letter pities by the nos to • father. deem-
for Philips. ' slaw kid to his epprekerelos.
prisoners have bees remanded as many am ten times, PrliallINSION OP TH/ SHREWIIIIIRT " SKAM
sad Mr. Humphreys proposed ta admit the prisoner Popo Unmans-a Lrvareem.—The man who, wader the
em • wirer spier the other three primmer ewe of John Morgue, executed an ingerous bed vowel
The preseentore ere Mew.. Halt sad Turnbull, the pro- swindling operation at ea hotel in Shrewsbury Wont ten
tZ;ii of Brewer' Quay and the three pima" Herman, dare ago, by representing him& to be • detective from
and Green, were is their Melee se warehousemen, Bernmetheo, and obbillthell the ellestenos of the lihnimehm7
and ore employed In • warehouse which wee used prin. Police in aPprehendladt mierahing, air robbing a Member
rosily kr storing anger, and over whirl was fore. tsar gentleman rimed dehttrwth. was Yesassne,
sew. It appeased from the *riders that mow time beak, handed in Livening. It apposes that botcherhie pal _am. le!,
in cessequenom el mime wood being removed from the wan- Molnar Ellis, nod that he is tee son a • °mg
bases, as perquisites, by the -viscose phallist an order Baker-street, Evert" (Liverpool). His father wee for
was imened by Mr. Hunt that nothing wee to be removed by twenty years • raperintsodeot of polies sad be hisneelf was
any of the men without an order from the firm. Daring for some time iimet megintrate's clerk at Holyhead. He
the past year, however, Mews. Hunt had had very wee recently employed by Mr. W. Are. reirrekibte
crime mode to than from their enremere Brideensiereerielt. Liverpool, end elm* then _bee
ford eedemedia, amounting in all to 476 ewt., Pine reaming about the cowry without any hewn loser of
1,1441. in auger, which bad bees rend in Philipem livelihood. It Is elated that Woe his exploit at Shrews.
warehouse. The de/circles brag es extesive, Mews. bury sad witbis the past week, he attempted a similar for
Hunt mused inquiries to be made, and it wee found that at Old Sway, nem LiverpoeL He went to the cattle owned
there sew award to be any sweepings from the warp. there, and preeented what appeered to be • warm! te •
haw in whisk the primmer was employed. They were earls dealer, telling the latter that he was authorised
postiosed as to how it happened when there was snob • apprehend Mm. Upon this protases be took him to tie
quantity at the other warebotiese, sad they at bet mid there police-station at the Old Swan, but when be proposed is
were none, and afterwards end the, threw them away. search him there the local oilcan refuel to allow it.
UlUmately it wee asortained, pertly hone the netweate then said be should have to telegraph to his ..peter.
neldt
eds by eb• priewer, that lerm questitese of what they the statics, sad sever Mewed. The aerie drier woe, of
termed eager sweepings, hat what in reality turned out Douses, set at liberty. Yesterday mare* wem brought
to emir is • great aware of lamps which had to the detectives' oftee, at Liverpool, by his father, et
Set ream off the lope., had bees sold by the wham how he bad presided himself. A. notion had
from time to Wm, red It Musa out that elonele been Issued offering 101. reward Ice hie it
p
fireiroinl e Wisner they had been purahmod by ion. He expressed the utmost eratempt far Er Shrew.-
the prisoner Pops for bs a cwt., the red value of them bury " greenharae," sad said be could not for hie life im-
buing about 15.. It was proved by whores. who swept dentand how they mate to believe he wee • detective. A
the boor that sweepings were placed In heap by them, and teleraPhie etereere w win to Ellteensbeg restretkr. and
that the WOOD afterwards placed r makeand afterward. It was expected that an arse from that aos would arrive'
rby airmen, and in some ratans% the "trews I. Liverpool lama night, sod takes him to Shreiraboq few
stated,
stated, they were taken away is Pope's cert. examination. The gold watch of which Ellis robbed Mr.
Yesterday the Lord Mayor disdained Pope and Mr. I Ashworth be afterwards exchanged with Mr. Orme, Jew-
Humphrey. then riled him as a witness, sod h . swore to eller, of Liverpool, for a silver lever sad 265. in oath.
having purchased sugar sweeping' of the prisoserm ppm' Acctimurr AT BUTLER'S-IVHAIII.—Ish alarming
several occesree, aid that he paid Grew in the presence widest, Involving great loss of property. occurred petar-
d the others ape some ommaione, sod upon other he paid • day morning at Butler's-wharf, belonging te Mew.. &soros
either Holman or Philips. I Brothers, wharlingere, at the Wormier, Horeelydown, by
Mr. Warner cross-examined the witness, but could not the falling of a mewl erected bonded warehouse, Ave
shake ble testimony is any materiel particular, and he so- ! storeys high. The baCkHeig has just been °completed by Mr.
&avowed to show that the prosier Philip. we acting Dicker, builder, and bore every appeaser of pest mari-
nade' the impression that he was entitled to the sweeping. dity and strength, the doors being supported by iron
of the warehouse as perquisites. and girders. Owing to the Whiz of brines. the firma were
In answer to a question put by Mr. Humphrey', arising oompelled to warehouse cargoes of rearm before tre
out of of Mr. Wearer'. roes -examination, that gentleman lag was Woolly completed. Indeed, there were tosew
mkt there wen about= men generally employed at Brewers and bricklayers doomed in the pipe at the time of the
Quay, and at times there were as many as five hundred. ' accident. Fortunately there wee eneirest Posies to
The prisoner were committed for trial, the Lewd Mayor enable the people to maps. A loud ersoldieg war herd Is
declining to swept ball for Philip. I the river frontage wall, and ea the men lorry upends
GUILDHALL. to=ritiresed the floors bulging downwrie, and they rue-
Charles Bevingeon, • cab driven, badge 15,438, raiding in eerie' ire, the sliest, when the whole fabric
is upper oprer.meue, goasozeouaro. wen brought ey an fronting the river fell into thee water, brims* with it we-
, wurspi
do with iwilawfwily drialag a Haa. cab td roomed beg. of ries. The red aide ef the denerie
to it...ea d 0..., of pamompos. and ookocau, ...gas remains latest. were wore entreerdieary___Anpor
wins hart Is Threes Ifienten es the 21st of December, Th• Pr""li's *l4" " a the ".."
1884, on iikeow-hlil. that It was wasioned by the exemeere weight IPOOOdwiled
fAdvertisesseet.)--Houewsr's OutressY Awe it wand that en the day is wow" the oomobjaaaro as the dams.
sad mot—Theogh =roads& by Mrcuthsttheas dived- !mkt wo • &tom* bad just tumid- pet of
Tex CHAIRMANSHIP OP TH3 GLUT NORTH/Hi
driviag •
thst•Phill Reath thus muddles. RSopeny 1004 Ta poadoadruotroot to go up gooo.bm. Am •boo RAILWAY COMPANT.—WiI arkeetend that Mr. Minewill
par were. legume Inflammation. diphtheria. and • Takata ai was
other complainte always lurki,gribee.: to *else off re meat, ror. Prim dew Si.. bill •at shoot foes or five mile. an boar Denim ban tnig••,._ll the
!eh ie riff=i t
of he Oreat
lore, or unwary. The superi of Holloway's medicines over with n ash mewl/ abreast of Coln 's niestee 2?"*".° Railway u7=ll.' d" wida
others for subdnlex disease has we fully sad windy proved ' welded both, when the pneeeer soddenly tamed from he her se long and f diagramed. It is said that
th •it is only necessary to ask the enlisted to give them a trial : bared the warn% sod pies at the este of West ten. Ma so
win he ""alded by °{4"111 Pack*, 61"
sir ti the inthuetlona folded round them be followed ao raw maw gm haw the or al iergy ewer Um whs.' et 616, present depnty-hainnan. The cialesere eneosemerM is not
oratinsote win ever ensue or dangerous consequetoes node
In homer= "ma Worsted Kee throat the eentoment milord dall4mtiand timed IS 010101MM7 over.dethil peal dams* yet nomad " far "we sass las". —akeilela 1144117***"
frustum: be robed upon the neck and top of tee emu. t, ow to ties end, be lejericog tb• cemplument, who vas ORTINAL PALINIII. Owl Samoan
wen the increasing tatiwortion, allay dirarendie sedgesda.
tine helm bees threw est, ned dieser
the Maeda. WI tho top of him, reee whisk FRlre by mass DAY. JAI. IWirer3.—Ado, rmileme on trimeemb, ANA
ally aro Is di 1311 i te151.4.104

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY—JAL 13.
(Wore Mr. Registrar Winslow, as Ciesuainioars.)
IN RC JOHN MGM

The bankrupt was recently as. of the stipendiary yogis.
tram of the Worship-street Pollee-court. The ease hen
fregaeally Men before the court. His debts an upwards
of 33,8001., • • priLcipally from transactions on the
Moak Exchange. Tb. mots are returned at about 1,1001.
This woe*, adjeerned elitism fee diasbarge. but on the
application of &r. mood, who appeared for
ereditass, another adjournment was ordered to tbe°ll:l
February.
(Before Mr. Registrar Brougham.)
Z. ADAMS.

The Wilmot wee a gran reasufacturer, of King William-
street, aod of Forest-hill. This was the first sitting. The
debts sae &bout 7,800/. /Wilmer were damn. Mr. Warms
is the orlielror under the peseeedises.