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

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Ms. !War Potter was Repassed baste Hr. Aldermen
tam • abuse of seoldieg City
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is the emiratles of ha dattes.Treallabbiefie-
des father masked for Ida The °seeable stated that
os the Met el Asa* these wen several patios coldinPand
Olitapsik, aped* Mr. Bessetes cloak, for the purpose
It nuke the flgureparibe the hear. This canoed as ob-
steestioe, which ma each eempleised of by the inha.
liana and alio the isserel pneessipses. Whilst
rintoglng the crowd, he repeatedly masted the
Isfsedent, who was with two Wise in the nar-
rowed part of the way, to move Os. He (defile-
dent) said he ovoid sot, sad at the same time pot •
bud es such et the young ladies to wrevest them moving
Is. Hew told aid be would be mossoosel if he del not
move, sad be rid he should sot ewe esti' the cloak bad
Nana. It wasted &boat two minutes to the quarter, sad
he was this asked for his name snd &dames ; be et first
reload to give the repaired inirmsetion, sad collected a
arowd, but he tdierwards gave it ; bst the ciao, thisking
from his maser that it was issorreet, took him to the
eta Nos, where he gas the name seise sod addrem. Wan
was aka to the adios he added very much.
For the dales" Mr. Robert Wheeler roaltoiN a Mea-
dor* miirolust, at 84, Calemaawtreet, said—Os the day in
question I stooped to look at Mr. Beasea's cloak with
the Brune. It wasted • few Weida to the quarter, sod
I stopped inside the Illsaehater novae, to whales thee
striking. I bonne the defeadent and two lease ware op!
paha where I stood whoa the poliesema came up wed told
aim to mon cm. The defaietsat thee lead his beak spies/
the wall of the liaoliester Finales and the of salted
him for his mese mid adagios, ad afterwards took him to
the pollee-sedan. I was very much setoeishad at this
pasedisg, the geetleuda baring complied with the polio,-
mail" !egoist.
Mr. Alderman Phillips—ls this case Ido sot think the
palisade has used that demotion which ha ought to liars
dime. I do 1104 think his conduct was what it ought to have
bees, more specialty after the defadest had gives Ws same
lad address. Ho must have haws that be was a respectable
man by his simodatloss, ad I shall therefore dismiss this
111101112011, and I hope that in future the constable will
enemies more fabouesse sad greeter discretion in similar
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BOW.RFRIBT.

Albert John Beeves, s faabiousblrdressed yoong_ mos,
was brought born Mr. Vaegbaa, ea remand, charged with
!abler his 'wryer, George Heritise. • civil esereer,
residing at 8. lloatliamprevbeildiage, Obancery-lana.
From the in oir the prosecutor it appeared that OM
had until very lately bra is Isis employ as Ili&
gr:ole
s time he (prosecutor, bed had • member of ear-
able gold and silver medals sad • rarity of rid sod
sliver coin is his porbeagles, whir he had sow discovered
had been tolieo. Th
from aispetsom. bed lately asultted hit um'
uoed
ti° leirvi that be had committed the robbery": Bs bad,
daring the time he was be his employ. reels to the little
sate-roma adjoislag his (iproesietoes) office. where the pro-
perty was kept. Amongst the erns taken away was •
gold tes-dellar pros. another fir five ddiers, another for
three dollars, and a large quaatity of Americas and Reran
flint mosey. A patent dem? for 51., a gold medal, valued at
it., a pair of mathematical dividers, • nreshicio, two keys,
and some other mbeellassons property, boars arrested.
' Be did sot know "bee the silver siooey bad bees takes, bat
out of 64 os., which was origisally in the beg in which it
was kept, only 30cs. remained. A Meer directed to Bury,
contaisisg • draft for a sum of mosey, had air bees takes
sway, as well r a simple of scrapbooks. At the prisoner's
lodgings he found • hos which belonged to the primmer,
is whicb was the Pecusbise, the dividers, sad the keys
prodoced, which be iderilled as beleg part of the property
of which hi had bees robbed. Be paid the primer Is. 6&
• day wages, but lately be had been working by the piece.
Polies-rentable Robert Weary took the prisoner tato
custody. When at the statiowhouse he gave ltie addles
174, Ploolosteset. and ales at the Saran Hotel, 8441,4611.
street, Illerstreet, which was minsolt.
The prosecutor en a former oesesion asked fora remand,
in order that orter infermetion gives by the prisoner with
Z7:to the medals might be larked into ,• and, in
o Mr. Vaughan, the. merit/ate. he said he bad not
made say promise of harmer to the primer, although
he bad cold bin It would be bettor for him be tell the troth
err the matter, as is that ors he raid deal Iseisetly
with him.
The constable Informed the maglelaste that he had sol
yet succesdel in tracing say part of the steles
with the exertion of the oresehlos, dividers. Vkeys
produced. Be, however, felt that if another remand was
greeted Arid be able to get some informatioe relatieg
to the robin property.
The rinser was rameded for • week.
Wars Henry _Sledge late • Tatman is the employ et
Mr. Vass, radioed of Goat Tavern, Chser-strest,
Tottembam-seurPtoed. was "hoed before Mr. Vaughan
eterged with absociedieg with the room& of a cheque for
25i, the propertrof bit employer.
It will be recollected that the prisoner wee sent out to
obtain crop for the cheque. which id at Mr. Hasle-
wood's, in Totteeham-eourt-road, bet hed sever returned
with it to Mr. Ver. He stated that be had bed •At in
the rest, and that he bed lest the wry.
The riders was occopleted by the production of the
cheque, and the prisoner was fully committed for trial.