The Express.
London, England, 1856-12-22 00:00:00

TSB POLICE COURT&

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May Hankie, a roe—air t-n-asee Withiliated appearame,
was charged with washes la the MON of a ma aimed
Rem who had bees takes hie many he intantiog to
stab clap deniable 76 ; and Mary Warne and Michael
Nag N, shard with thareetleg the thoroughfare, were
placed Is the desk at the wise time, the oases wide' out of
ese tesemethei.
The esueleide was seat for by a penes eased Bell, who
k a doh slap at the maw of Liaeoles.ceert, to protest
hia ellseleuthe, heble-looklag, banshee sort
ofnum. hem the violent, of Reps, who, bathe,
easaelted him ea the previous night with insmaity, was
now bentim of it, wed threatening to " have his life."
Whoa Ma Minewes same up, the fellow was strutting
ablest, _theadirldeg a large Map kWh in one kind and a
formidable blvd./ea la the other, sad swearing that he
would " have the die of the before sight."
The 'shames, knowiag Begs. to be • most
densesie Mew, who had es sere than one ea
mien hem tementh la siezdesene aesthete with the
rhea. wen Is earth of sesineen, rd preen* rotund
with nether mashie. Just es thejlisithie m hops struck
isbeessidee nes with the sad this eatehin
eight of the oppeseeking mestatise, sat, "When G
the wastable sea take.. r' Pellerthethalle IP 75 replied.
" I will take you," and at use dead wed Ms, whim his
right Sr. to pretest hi. ham mks the elith, bit laming
free his other as Ind head whisk bell the MM. Beata
wad* • stab at his sheet, esil the hathi est ihreegh both
len& of hie deallabeenned ewe, wed a that hesdkewhisf
(whin la had dame ,beamees thew se is • rocket), and
sluiced amine the meth barbs of his sedierenat. Be wiled
kr swistesee to thesthw asestethe, P ill. The two ess•
stables were seer est epee •by • pasty efuire: weeeieles,
beats& by the Omar thaMpa, who the Ohm to
ghe kW the 'Ammo with the nibs, sad
himself kicked 76 whsa Meshed dews by Reim tone is.
said "Call oat Mike," sad the prima: weed te ewe the
Masa, celled eel • large aad feradoes deg. awl set Ma at
the etwatables. The deg, however, did ao mischief biryoad
tearing their Man • bane+ sad a keep of Me-
tables, odd le being le Wanes and Nigh, WIMP phonily
some me is Ms mum Minim of the wart, so that the
wine paeans, genies to Beth comrades' aid, were °sly
able to gee la by elewberiag war this and berneede. la
the man while the wane was easesafal. Beim got away,
na fete • was are WM • while to get is the roof
how • bask wideth, and woe thes low sight et. By this
Mee metal nee pellemes erase ea the spst, and the
admen wen What Isto eeseely. It was staled that Ear
rigge wirav with asps, bet di dos &WA
if the hone is Midi l and Wanes
lied Bald they wen the Wet Whined Ia the swath,
aad tesk se pert la the Meta:beam a g:Lb
whisk be witnessed
the while eseline.
Mr. Ham sold It was whitely not them that they
pined the Warm la the way. He would diseliarge thew,
bat II Ipsmet be resided, sad a entreat Maid hr
eppMeiudsa of Items

Themes Regllea, a mai clink is the envies of Menai
TWA Su, sad Weed, the stockbrokers of Wkarafordmourt,
Thregaiortea-enteat, City (aid seta oink la the registration
dopmenient of the Great Meths= Railway, as previouly
elseed), was height up is esatedy of Mr. Williams, the
fiamoSor of the lies le the Great Northers Railway, aad
at the beerhelm Mr. Tyrwhltt. en the charge of
ileZa sswesrasi with Leopold Rodpath, foramly the thief
regherer aid translate, gets& la the above railway, is the
=aif a to 1,0001. Fouvandia-liall per Cent
'tad ielmsm Stock of the Great Northers'
Railway.
Mr. Ramphroyeallesded for the proesestles. The primer
was usdOsaded.
It say br seetemaseed that Mows. Field, Bos, aid Wood
were the yelselgel .Meekkokers of the prisoner Rodpat't,
sad apes ask meld sse sad that of Mr. George &any
Haramasi, the Waged am of Radical, the preassign
it is statal smiaVgliy.
.MA *swat; the smeary gibe
isclairaTtilaWaglimemossesmesseneei„leabil Ism Ore seesa
fw We, mg keels, mmemelead that dm primmer hod hum
the attordby whale tea document purpoetiag is tressger
I.oo•l3erer sad a Hall per Cset.Stock of the Groat Medlin
Railway him the Omer Rituals to Mr. Stephos George
Hassord, he womi, itemarmay of Ms. William% end took
the phew law egosady es the ahem Agog% aid brought
bias to this mart. Whoa taken tato seedy he said it was
very hard that he should he Imhof up ea a charge of which
he knew sodality.
fdr.Hsephays„is 'peals( the coso,said be regretted very
mull that it was his duty M brag before his worship another
eau of forgery cm the Great Northers Railway Company.
Supieloas arose ad bigotries were instituted which led to
the discovery that the prisoner had ben the attesting wit-
sem to a forged densest of Surfer of seek la the Great
Northers Compesy. After a few other remarks be called
Mr. Han Atterhery, who being sworn, stated that on
Wafts to the book he saw the two tranifen of Breferesee
Four-sad &Ralf per Cent. Stock of the Great Natalia
Railway. purporting to be the stock of Mr. Stephen Blakely,
it Mr. Georg* Hammed. The attesting witsees was Mr.
, Thomas Boehm (the Omens) The slimatere " 090.
I Hanusead" was is the handwritiog of the primmer Rad-
path. Be identified the haadwriting of the primary.
Priemer—Caa I be allowed to inspect the Emma*
which are alleged to be forged ?
Mr. Ruiplireys replied in the affirsative, adthe pri-
user havirg istasised them said, " I had so legal or polity
knowledge when I pat my sipsatare to that demmest."
Mr. Mowatt sworn, said-1 as the secretory of tee Great
Northers Railway Comtsay. I west to the office of
Mom. Fitld, Son, aad Wood, the stookhroken of Whirli-
gig/PM" Thregsorten-street. 1 sow Mr. 'Word and
produeed the maga deeds. The prisoner wee ties eall.d
and asked If the alteration was is his handwritiog ? Re
midi It was, ad that la the most anhaeltating =sour. Mr
Williams was with me, sad I said, " You know year duty,"
end the primmer was thus taken into custody.
Mr. Thous Williams was thee swore, sad said—l am
the inspector of the Ilse ea the Great No:there Railway. I
appreheaded the pitman on Friday, at his employer's
offices la the City. The prisoner said, " All that I have
dose was dose In the way of badness." The prisoner
looked at the dessmosts ad add, " It is soy bandetitiog ;
it is my awaits,. 1 know Mr. Reassoad, sad I bel said
it wail Mr. Hamm ed's handwriting."
Mr. lismyheeys mkt that was ail the evidtaes he was pee-

I pared better ea that mamba. He had awe to wk Ilia
mashie that tits Tatman might be remanded until Wed•
away. to which day the pitmans Heat end &Wrath me
limeade&

ThepriSsmin hem said—l bad no lathy knowledge of the
tramactioa. May I wafer with my frieade ? I think it
very bard that 1 simid be takes away so suddenly, and
brought hers without professional aseUtaace.
Mr. Tyrwbltt, addressiag the primer, told hint that he
was thou rearaaded until Wedassday asst.
Mr Humphrey said he should ham so objeetios to sub-
staatial bail Deis( taken for the prisoner's appestats* at
this court oa that day.
Mr. Tyrwhitt said he would aosept bail—two sureties of
1001. sack sad the prisonsr himself la 2001.
Thy premier oat Friday war after the exualastion, re-
Bored to th• Hesse of Detern;ims by Mr. Williams. This
mum was adopted la elder to pretest his bolding say
emmaaaicatioa with the prisoners Rodpath and Heat, who,
aotwithstaadiag the, Min/ a/smatter of the offense thay
are eltupd with, are allowed to remain together is a warm
sad emifortable eats-room of the court.
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Is the mane of Saturday two gentlemen tendered then-
Wm as ball, sad hauls; undergoes the anal manna
tion, wen seseptial, lad the prisoner was allowed to p at
large.
MARYLBSONE.

John Compton, the polies constable charged with burglary
is the dwelling-home of Kenn. Benham and Co., the pm-
tiesian of whisk have been previously gives, woe brought
sp on remand before Mr. Long.
The *sly additional eeidece spinet the primate aossisted
is his declaration to two polies constable, before be had
emanated them with the robbery, that be bad no mow.
Appliciatios for bail was reseed by the 'magistrate, who
satin remanded him fora

Edward Thompson, a journeymen boot and &weaker.
wu farther examined before Mr. Elliott. on a chap of
Wag oonoented, with others not in custody, in brakiolt
tato the animus of Mr. Rabbit, a boot and shoe =sun-
Nasser, is the Walworth-road. and stealing therefrom
boots sad shoes to the amount of 1201, and May Ann &go

was ales charged with having in her panatela'. some pa-
tine of the stolen property of which she could not give a
satisfactory aosonnt.
Mr. Solomon attended for the prisoners.
Is addition to the evidence given on a former day, a
witness who gave the nom of William Childs, wee
celled, sad made the following extraordiaary disclosure:
—Re said that o n Wednesday week he called on the
male prisoaer, and in the coarse of conversation he
said there was going to be a " creek" at a shoe
warehouse in the Walworth.road. I asked how," said
the whines "he was going to do the job and he replied,
they are going through the loft by .removing the slates.
They wanted sae to be as insider, bat I said I would not, as
I had been a workman there, and if 1 got nailed there, I
should get copped."
Mr. Elliott—Did you ask him the name of the place where
the robbery was Wooded ?
Wilds—l did not, air, bat bo said it was in the Walworth-
Md. I then spoke to him about what I called on him fir,
mai b prostiod to meet sae at Clerkenwell.grun the nest
INIMINS,IIO SIM me to where a quiustity of boots and shoes
• assoulail, bat he sever came.
Mr. Elliott—Did the prisoner Thompson say anything
mere to yoa about the intended robbery ?
Childs—Yea. He said they were going to do it the night
before, bat they eoald not get the drag.
Mr. Elliott—Did you not think it necessary to give sea
laformatioa to the polite on the subject ?
Childs—No, air. As be did not meet me on the text
mesaing, I thought it was all gammon, bat I ban since
WM the police.
Orme-esamined by Mr. Solomon—What are you, wit-
ness ?
Childs—l as an " inquiry agent."
Mr. Solomon—What does that mean ? Are you not an
informer ?
Childs—Certainly not; I wake Inquiries for serehaats
sad solicitor,.
Five other mammon were called, who deposed to having
seen the male prisoner dose to the premises of Mr. Rabbit
at en early hour on the monde( of the robbery; and
Baguet Coppia, who has the ere in hand, applied foe •
further reused.
Mr. Elliott ultimately remanded the primers, and also a
third pence named Ellis, who had been apimsbended while
offering some of the stolen property is pawn at the west end
of the town.