The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-19 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS•

GUILDHALL..
Mr. sstelae, mill/tor, applied to Mr. Alderman Allen
ander the following circumstanoes : He said, I appear on
behalf of Mr. Weatherley, who aoudad. • large busmen in
248200-mark•t •• • Wilk, He has lately re-
cei a returned letter from the dead letter office, contain
Mg • circular which, if you will permit me, I will read. The
following is • copy of it : "London, Oct. IL 1865.—At
this day's market prices as ander with goods received.
Hares, each, 48.6 d. ; rabbits, la. 4d. ; grouse, Is. 6d. ; par-
tridges. la. 9d. ; black gams, ss. ' plummets, 15s. ; gess%
Bi. to 10e • docks, Si. to 3e. 641.; fowls, 2s. fkL to
Weath 3s. ;
pigeons, Bd. each." This wee signed " Wm. eriey,
beamed dealer," sad the stamp on the letter was as follows:
" William Weatherley, mast and poultry sathernth, egg and
butter merchant, geneeal ecinesissi.ea agent, Leath '' and
across the circular wee writhe& Par, Yon con depend
on waking good priori, os account of Pattie plague."
It will be seen from this, sir, that the prices were so high
that they were calculated to thanes many perms, to sand
meat and poultry to the pavan issuing the circular. A
card which was enclosed bore the name of hr. Weatherley,
who is known to weaving al 'over the country. The
esrd was as follows :—" Weathstertige.geseral sass-
PAD, No. 6, MoantAIRSOIN Westminster- rood, Lei-
den(the" This address was applied to, sad it was fowl
that ehome was in the ecomeatica of • milliner and dram.
maker, and that no poultry business was csrried ou therm '
The circular gave so other "dime than Loudon, but the
card being apologia, It was no doubt expected that consign-
meets would be seat to that cadres& As„ however, my
client is the only known " Mr. Weitherlay" la Novenae.
market the returned letter was brought to him, and also
some oonsign=hich were evidently intended tae the
sender of the
Mr. Alderman Ailee-1 presume you wish to lime your
statement made public
Mr. Eaglet's —I do, ail
other poultry eabIIMAD
named Weatherley being known in the market, my client's
desire is that his name may not be made improper wed.
WORSELIP•ESTREET.
William taxis, • comae is the service of Miens.
WNsmars, the extessive contactor., was china with
Meiling 1641b5. of sager, value about Si., the property of
his employer.
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Mr. Beir for the prosecutors, said the losses to which
they were subjected by the systematic rubbere of their
servants readied en amount dulcet fabulous, and they
were now determined to prosecute in every indiums in
which oonvictioa was probable. In this come the prisoner,
who bed bees engaged as carman only • mouth, but who
was previously in Mews. M'Namara's employ in
another capadty, had entrusted to him on ihe
Inst. • hogidised of sugar, to soevey from Masers.
Fairs,the reapers, is Chureh-laso,
to the Shoreditch terminna of the Grist Usb=
Railway. On being weighed there, it was found to be short
of the quantity mentioned. Primmer was stheemiestly
takes into custody by Foriham, 197, N division, who found
on him two documents that tended to support the present

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Ms. Arthur M'Nesiars, jun., sad the seemed aboxeded
elm the robbery la question,, sad did sot even wait to re-
ceive some wages doe to him. The system adopted is
=at sugar while on transit is hogsheads was to get
the tarpanling covering the sugar, end, after plug-
ging out the bans, tondo) the property into a mak, after-
wards replacing the bum. The whom ins sees a mile oat
of his roots to the railway on the dais is question.
The prisms? cooly denied all knowledge of the empr, and
was fully committed to the sooloas for trial, Mr. Beard
remarking that he had two ether charges to prefer.
1/FtTMfl TEL
Mr. Stanley. Government Isepeotoe of Cattle for the
Westminster district, applied to Mr. Darman for a warrant
to enable hint to search certain premises where he impeded
there were dimmed cattle, and where he lied hem refused

asMrtranon
. Stanley mid that on Saturday led be received in-
formation that then were dinned rattle in the abed of Hrs.
Ramahaw. at Bonuses-yard. Torkatrest, Westminster.
He went there, and faun 26 sows some of which be was
of opinion were infected, and, under the Order of Oosinoil,
pureed at Whimbal en the 11 th August last, be. give orders
that tlionaimale should not be removed. The pm•oua night
he received information that wan of them had bon re-
moved, sad on going to the pine where they had beta
slaughtered he made a post mortal. cummlnatiori of two of
the ourases, and found that they bad been labouring trader
incipient dinners. He then returned to Mn Ransahaw's,
wishing to inspect the rest of the cattle, and found another
about to be removed. but was refused permisaion to see the
settle. Ho Ldt, and said he would call that snorting to en
than, and we agate refused, aad le now applied to his
worship for a warren to search the premises.
Mr. Dermas, nada, at the any of the Order in Ocansil,
mid that, by the fifth clans of the Order, every
had power to eater and examine say promises ast7=
be might think noosesory. A warren. therefore, was not
voided ; he was the porno appointed to enter, and if re-
fund admission he bad full power to enter the premier
with anfikent lons, and break open the plan when he
supposed the cattle wore kept.
ktr. Stanley thanked his worship. applied for sennl sun-
MOUSY under different clines against Mn. Ramehew, sad
retired.

SOUTHWARK.
Sarah Wood, • hawker, was placed at the bar, before Mr.
Woolira, charged with dealing three bassioets and two
fancy baskets. the property of Andre Marriott, a French
basket-maker, 273, Kant-street,
The proesentor said that about six o'clock on the preview
evening he sold three bowknots and two fumy baskets to a
customer in the Borough, and plaoed them outside his caller
for a minute or so, sod when he ascadcd to the stria be
missed the property. He knew the prisoner as a halos,
and had seen bar a omeneat before lotteries about the ease
door, and on his niacin the goods out ready to corry away
she entered the Rad Lim pubW4mase adjoining.
Mary Griffith, the wife of Thomas Griffith, lad a Lawit
273, Kent-street, said she was looking out of the
about six o'clock on the previous evening when she saw the
prisocer loitering about the front of the home. What the
preeneutor put him baskets out she entered the Red lass
pablic.house r but as soon as he returned to the Par the
mime out, seised the basket', and roe off with that. • Wil-
ma, ran downstairs and called to the proscenia, bah the
prisoner made her escape.
The procreator was recalled, and, in answer to the ores-
trate, said that be pa* information to the police el the
robbery, and found the *score is a roadie-holes is Bast-
skeet, but the headsets sod baskets were goes. They were
worth about 2/. I
Joe Ommlly, 152 M. said he received isforssatiee of
the robbery, and proceeded with the prowater to the Red
Lion public•house, where be foaled the puma e=
She was given into his custody for steeling the
and bullets from the outside of promentor's attar. Me
dead the charge. Wither asked for • remand to ruable I
bins to true the property and apprehend het accomplice in
the Robbery.
The primmer declared that she never left the peblichouse
from Bre o'clock until she was taken into custody. She
knew nothing of the robbery.
BSIXISIXIIKI. until Tuesday next.
THAMSS.
Sarah Ann Berry, a simple-looking servant girl, only 14
years of age, was brought bake* Mr. Paget, charged with
steamer a moat, mine 20a., the property of her maw, Kr.
John Hastings Farrow, a veterinary surgeon. of 55, Rateliff.
highway ; and Lucy 111.1dentaa, of No. 32. Old Gravel•lam,
was charged with feloniously raiving the sato% she well
kaosiog it to be doles.
Mr. Charles Young, solicitor, said it was with great mu-
leteers*, Hr. Farrow was oorapelled to prosecute his memos
girl, but it was done to reach a mach WOMB offender, the
receiver, who could not be placed is the dock owing to an
saran since she had been in custody. The girl stole a
uoser
cost from her master's house last Saturday, and be mined
it on Sunday. The girl was discharged from the' of I
her master, and whim the robbery was men to Isar
father en taquiry was instituted, gad her mother
her to Mr. Farrow yesterday morning, and she
having stoles the mat. She wee asked where it was. seed
she said she bad sold it to Mra. Hochman for half-eorews.
The receiver was taken ill fa the station-hones and fainted 1
away. She was severs months advanced in pregnancy, and
it was feared she would miscarry. i
Mr. Farrow having oonfirmsd this statement,
The girl was asked what she had to say is answer to the
charge.
The girl, with great simplicity, mid—Please, sir, what
ass I to say ?
Mr. Daniel Roos, surgeon, of Coutroarcial•plios. Claw
roarcial.road, said the prisons, Lucy Beldam. of Old
Gravel-lane, was sot in a fit slats to be brasher to the aced.
Mr. Paget remanded the girl for a week.
Mr. Oates Young said it was wet the wish of Kr iffliOW
that the child, for so be might with moray eaU her,
should be at to prism, and said that Monied he Mae*
until the leaviegcheip keeper mould stated te roswer tie
'barge of feloniously nostril, the emit
Mr. Paget said, as the appiisatios for bail awe from the
proseasthr, be would soos to it ; sad the sureties eared
lia=trimies accepted, the girl was Monte&
t that* No. 47 IE, said that the wears
Redastas was is meta, at the statiewhesse, sad elesolai '
by a female. He asked what be wee to do with bor.
Mr. Paget tosld give no &restless is the oaten The
westas was not before him. If the police Weenglie peeper
se eacasyge her, they weld tab her fate wady soda
whoa she was safildoatly recovered to be braugh6 to 4tha
wart.
Mr. Liviagrlat, ebb/ usher to the souk said Uri is the
owls al people atteaspeirg le ossuit =kids sod ether
steseete whose the poetise shamed wane tee lid as he
brought before a osgleareat, they were steseeed 4, a their-
house, thill takes sheer of main sallisiothiy issetesed.
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