The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-09 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURT&

MANSION-ROI:SR.
Sir Robert Garden, who sot for the Lord Ilsyor, upon
taking hie auk an the bench yesterday took occasiou to
advert to the improper procesdinp el several persons. who
occupied window, last yesr in the houses in °humid' and
other greet thome4lifares through which the oimo prows-
siou pause as Lord Mayor's day in throwing hot half Nome
sad dour upon the crowd, there creating a great deal of
confusion, sad in many cams in ;try to persons who of
among the speotelort. It might, perhaps, be add. be
thought by some people that on a greatOity holiday like this
they could take any Ilium, they &wad, sad he therefore
wished to state publicly that such disgraesfal proceediep as
those he had mentioned would not be psunitted, end that
U sunk acts were repeated on the present oeculan
every mu of the persons se offending would be dealt
with severely by himself, or by any other of the City
magistritee Ware whom they might be brought. It
should be understood that soak yecosedinp as those he re-
ferred to were 'maul* and swe-peteonwhw wee guilty of
the offence wee liable to be seat to prison for two ;
and so much inoonvenissoe and diclurtensee were months
created
but yeer in consequence of the mieoonduot of someistrates
duals, that be wished to state publicly that the mag
were di ermiued to enforce the law in every use of the
kind that wee brought before them.
A this
Fan; named AMU atNeally, warn
brought up for maximisation upon the charge of em.
money sad steeling propaty belonging to hie
employers.
kir. Beard. of Basinghak.atreet, conducted the prawn.
tiott ; Mr. G. Lewis, of Sipple" wee instructed for the

primer.
The mareentoes wee Messrs. Jacques and Co., watch-
makers and jeweling, in Milk-street, and the prisoner was
in their service as town traveller at M. 10e. per week.
It peared that he had upon several osemlons dimmed of
watchap es, the property of his employers, to different parties,
sal had appropriated the proceeds to his own we, and the
evidence also wont to show that he had embesslad ether
anus of mousy.
No attempt wee made on behalf of the prisoner to alter
the facts dmmed to by the wit:mess for the promotion by
crossommi ,but the aldeimaa was merely asked to
takesubstantial bell for the impresarios of the primmer to
take his trial.
Sir It. 0.,
however, however, refused the otemery.
lag that the offews of • servant am the money of
hb master was a
very sat= cm, and did not feel
warranted in taking bell in suck • ease.
The prisoner was then sommitted to Neergabs.
A stout takidleoesd man was charged with obtaining
mooey by false minim
It appeared that the primmer bad asked a person with
whom he had some buaimi nonce
to get him change for
cheque fors 121., which turned out to be worthless, and
this we the offerers alleged spirt him. There did not
appear to be any wridwoo however. that the Omer knew
I that the cheque in cloo was of no value.
Sir It. Crudes mid tbst the charge of idle
ad
mooey by
false pretences could not be eastained, and the primer
would,
hat
be be discharged. He at the same time
mated that he had been =owl that cheques of the earns
dmariptioo, and priocipally for the sum 01124, were mann.
factored, and sold in pabdwhosece end other pplace for 11.
or 30a., and parties ought to he careful in such
laneumeeta for
Several peroonogtrip=pally esbenen carmen, and in
instance a dealer in fat, were summoned by the Seek Pro.
beet= Society for having seeks belonging
to different
millers unlawfully in their poesserion.
Mr. Humphreys, of the Arm of Humphreys arta Morgan,
the solicit= to the misty, appin ia support of tha
complaint.
The defendants did not deny belay is pomession of the
emirs, bet they mid they picked them up, rod did we
=ow they were committing say offence by making use of
WWI.
Mr. Humphreys said that the =see sustained by the
millers were so very serious that they wen oompslied to
*Mole a spatial act of parliament to protect their property,
and it was as =lite state publicly that it me the duty of
every person who found • each to deliver it at the nearest
polies station, and the pollee would then communicate with
the arithorieed officer of the seelety, tbroogh whom the
mocks so found would las renewed to their rightful omen.
Sir R. Gerdes mid it wee quite =or that the tattles
moat haw known they bed no tight to property that ap-
peased to be branded both iseideand onto= with the sante
of Ws owner, and be Inflicted lass very* from fa to le.
and outs in every case.
CURREN WELL.
A tough, sasswinddag man, who gave the nem *al
Jots Riddte, god who described himself as a eabsem,
teddiog at 3, Obspel-place, verpool
evrged -road, Laingtoe, wan
before Xr. Barker with cruelly ill-treating his ma,
George Waddle, and chaining Mm to the floor of a room.
Impector Hooking, Y division. watched the seas es
behalf of the Caemnisideoers of Police.
Mrs. Sash Holloway said the defendant
tau ow of bee
lodgers, and ou the preview day, =Bet the rident and Ids
wife were ont, she heard • boy styles. Prom what she was
told she went up to the defendant's sad found there
his child, • boy about 12 years of ego, chained by the leg to
the floor. The child said that the mina= round .ham
hart him, and he Mao maid that he woe huogry.
waited until after the defendont's wife had home sad
had gone out, and then she again went up and again gm the
child still chained to the liar. She per him some food,
which he ate vsey reverionsly. She had previously aim
the boy food, he always appeared very hungry. She
boa hoard the boy beaten os several rocaskee. He was
of opinion that the wife of the defender t wee more to
blame in the miter than the defendant, as she was a
=token. dissipetsid 11001•12. An iron manacle, a staple,
lads thick long iron chain were here produced by the po-
llee, and the wattage idectilied them as those she sew
attached to the deleadant's
Mr. Barker (to the wham Holloway)--Have you ever
known the boy chained to the floor preview to this so-
make
Mrs. Holloway replied that she bad sot known the boy
rambled before, bat she had known him locked in the room
and left there all day. She had given him food on many
°endow, and she bad knows other persons to do theorem.
The boy was here pot into the box, and although be Mated
that he was twelve years of age, be did not appear to be so,
and was stunted in his growth. He said that the defendant
was his father. His father chained Min to the floor en
Moreau morning, aed he was kept in that state until Tow
day night, when the policeman interfered and let him loose.
HM father bad beaten him on several ecoosions, but had not
beaten him this week. The Medlealy had given him food,
apdThwi:dhadefoodaoth"d"nt, in reply to the charge, said that the boy
was a bed character, and he chained him to the floor Maass
be went away from home on Sunday and spent the money
that was given him to have his hair oat. He did Wain the
Yew
to the floor,ight. but he undid him to Ist him go to bed ea
Monday n
Mr. Barker remanded the cue for a week for further
inquiries, but allowed the &Medea to be out on toil, aad
directed that the boy should be taken to the Islingtost
Wellborn..
Lassie Ilobbey and Mary Reed, two notosiow proolitutea,
were charged with being drunk and making use of obscene
is Pentoeville-wed.
b701:4°,03210 time pest great occoplaiste hew been made of
the disgraceful seem In the Pentonvillwroad canoed by
prostitutes and their useciateeinterforing with every teepee-
table person that poem. Os the preview night =Maeda=
werethe emu for liquor, and the language they made we
of wee disgraceful in the extreme. They mesa a mob to
assemble, mid annoyed the inhabitants. On the way to
the pollowstation the petweers were violent, sad it we
with great difficultythat they could be got th ero
The primers said they were drunk, and were sorry fee
what they had deco.
The police stated that although the prisoners were the
companies of thieves, and were well-known prostitutes,
this was the first time they bad bees in custody.
Mr. Barker ordered each of the defendants to pay a floe
et be., or is default to be imp Mooed is the House
el
Oorrection for swan days.
The prisoners were locked up in default.
WORSHIP-STREET.
Barak Locke, a respeatablydremed person, about 30 yeas
of age, and described as a " needlowornan," was
with a min of money robberies from the premises car El.
Win. Webb, an egg merchant.
Se
Ewes, G division, a detective officer, a short
time mow had his =maim directed to the fact of prose
tutor beteg inosesantly robbed, but by whom could got be
secertaioed, and the difficulty was rendered greater in coo-
sacruseco of his having sight or sine mee messed in the
Winona, two of whom, on whet he deemed well rounded
suspicion of at least complicity in the thefts, wen discharged
by him. The nature of the trade carried on by
Mr. Webb was such as to necenitete the supply of vast
quantities of copper moony, which were stand is pack.
agesof five shillings each, and then lodged in • desk in the
counting-house, which Is on the ground floor. Occastonay
these packages were sent away in some amonotiog to 2D4
and 301. at a time, immediately after which it became wpm
rent that seversl of them had been stolen. Not soy marlini
of violence were apparent on the lack, end it was as
that
a duplicate key effected the epee*. Small silver lying
loose in the desk appeared to have boos dirroffoldlid, Poo-
sibly from too much time being required to collect it,
whereas the packages in question maid be grasped in an
instant, and in the dark. This, it would seem, resolved
Evans on adopting • plan for diwovery, given by him in the
following +widows :
Last night, sheet eight o'clock, I went woornwaied by a
brother officer to the prosecutor's ,
nandpremises arid each 0( ow
I laid oureelves in an egg chest near the tn-how%
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to
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