The Express.
London, England, 1865-01-04 00:00:00

titled "Minding Baby.' The 3$ dorm °WWI were
worth (at trade pries) 2ss. Fran information whioh
be bad mitred suers west yeeterditi (Tnewit7) I° the
shop of Woods's employe; and made sass inquirww. when
Woods told witness she
he had seen. Wilmot went with
Art Witoo2l to the Standen! oewspaper Am. in Sllowlfinil
After they had waited there i 'bort thief the Omer
came in, Was
Woods pointed him oat as being the peruse
whom be had sass msrpng off the liel4n-
Jobe
was,Harriso City Polioe-oonstabie No. 310. stated that
the prisoner sgi into his custody by the bst. 'vital".
in Shoolium,asd be took him to the BOO' 4111111#410100. as the
robbers bad bees ow:omitted in the Shand. and within the
Bow-street district The primmer said be was hawker of
newmapem
Alfred Thaw, porter at Mr. limbo's, stated that he
pecked BA 36 copies of the new lenqiigh woman,
with the (*loured illustration " Wading Baby," end left
them in the peewee to be rem:weed with other peewit to be
mot by rail to • newsman in the oonnyy.Thile peeked them
about 8 o'clock, and mimed them at 12. e prisoner was
not is Mr. Began service, and bad no right to resrt° the
parcel his defence.
.
TM prisoner said be should remove
He waa maimitted for trial.
MAB-LBOROUOH-BTHEET.
unman': A IJJANOXD imecturr.
John Wright, *yam man, described as an auctioneer's
clerk. WAS charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with AmEng, •
diamond end sapphire bracelet of the value of 501., the
property of lAdy Maoris Oadreps, residing in South
Andley-streea
Hz Finch, of OISTAII-4,911i, Brad.appeued for the
if Great Marl-
moemution • and Mr. Edward Lewis,
boorish -strest, far the prisoner.
Mr. Finch, in opening the cam, said that on the 21st
December last Lady Maoris Chown was residing at the
residence of her tote father Merl Odom; at No. 13; Picca-
dilly, end the prisoner, who was la the employ of Mr.
Goodwin, house agent, was mimed at the house in making
valuations. On the 21st of DitoeMber !Adz Monona Cadom
wasn
pattiag away same jaweßery, sad a breoelet was Wt
oat, and shortly after mimed by the lady's maid. Notts
was subsequmily given to the polios, end the bracelet was
traced to ham been mild at Mr. Atheshormigh's, Piccadilly,
by the prisoner.
Alfred Acidity, senistant to Mr. Althea Atteriborougb,
of 33, Piccadilly, pawnbroker, said—Os the 22nd December,
the prisoner brought the brawls; pranged to the shop and
gained.t The aspurchased it ef the miaow for 10
geas have sads bass knocked out and
gold.
By Mr. Tyrwhitt—l sever saw the prisoner before.
Re said he list Ercharied it all Mom Hobnob= and
Mores for VA, believing Me statmsest.l purchased it.
By Yr. Lewis— shop is a pawnbroker's sad a jeweller's
also. When the prisoner dret cants ia be spoke about
trthe bracelet, but afterwards mid he would sell it.
ite prisoner a few days ago at the Vise street elation.
I Uses mid he ma the person who left the bcaoslet. I was
fetched to see the primmer by Butcher, 137 0. Butcher
told me he bad • mss in melody who had taken the
lassiet from tidy Howiria Cadman's. We had seen
the description of the lsaitelet be the pollee Ike, and
Hies gave • description of the prisoner. I went to the
statist, ad saw the prisoner par the window whilst I was
'Medias in the charge room. I had so doubt the prisoser
was the lame memo, and remiceised him at onus. The
storm were hooked out became the bracelet was en an.
saleable me. I cannot tell today what the stoma fetched.
The primer gave an address in Gondaltethest, and spoke
with regret of the death of the late Mr. filar.
Grace Christopher; lady'smakl to Lady Hosoria Wo-
ve, mid—l floppies Umbria's, predated as the property
of my mistress. I lad aw it on the toilette-table in my
isidress's zoom on the 21at December. I had sees the pre
WNW abost the Loose, he being eogage4 in making value-.
time after the late sees death. He had moss to all the
rooms. Os the 20th December the prisoner was engaged in
removing articles for the ladith There were upholsterers'
mss about the home also.
Butcher, 137 C—l made impanels, and succeeded in
tracing the braosiet to have bees sold at Mr. Mies-
borongh'i. I afterwards went to Mr. Alexander, of No.
I; Hettos-prdsm, that addreet being given to me by Mr.
Attanborough, and I was then seat to • working jeweller is
Blegflabletrott, Chledonian xcad, where I received the
INNIM. The first witness's description agreeing with that
of the prisoner, end finding that he was employed at the
house in Piccadilly, I took him into custody en Dm 28.
Be wasthen locked up at the Vim-street station, sad the
amt day brought before Mr. Kam and there being Do
tor he was discharged. Sind; then Lady Hoooria
paid.
had given last:mottoes thatthe prisoner should be m-
end yesterday afternoon, about 3, I took him
melody mai?. On doing so and telling the prisoner the
charge, he mid, ' Very well. I thought it was ail over,
as I was discharged by the magistrate" When I took
the primmer into custody on the former occasion he said
be hael two or three small articles belonging to Lady
Bosons Crag o, and asked me to take care of them.
If • remand is granted I skill be able to produm th
diamonds sad sapphires as I have ascertained where the;
are.
Mr. Finch—l mow ask for a remand.
Mr. Lewis—l do not see the aeosenty for • remand.
Mr. Tyrwhitt-- I shall remasd the prisoner for • week.

THE EIGHT POE THE CHAMPIONSHIP.
(THIS DAT).

This morning, at eight o'clock, the London and
Brighton Company's premises at London-bridge were be-
sieged by between Mend 300 lighting men, who were do-
lma:Med, if pomade, to carry out their purpose of yester-
day to • sneceninl issue. No almond train was granted to
them, and they were compelled to avail themselves of the
ordinary nein which leaves that station at 8 o'clock. They
took return tickets for Honey, with scarcely a
single exception. land when they arrived at Morley
they all left the train in a body, and proceeded to a place
celled Ooptheme, when the three counties of Kent, Sussex,
and Sanity join.
The sporting papers publish the following as the moult of
the fight :
" Wormald won : 18 rounds ; 37 minutes."
Mandan was very severely beaten, and for some time
attar the ring was cleared he remained in his corner in an
limed fainting condition, having his fees and temples
lathed with water.

Wynn&ld, on the other bawl, walked away apparently
'abut, a slightly swollen black eye being the only mark on
his flee.

At the eor
a Kindle.

It of the fight the odds wen 6to 4

SERIOUS PIRM.-(THIS DAY).

During last night and this morning the London
firemen were actively eniaged in attending fires in various
parse a of what is termed • metropolitan district.
One, which occasioned a serious destruction of property,
*elks oat in a celebrated building, at Highgate, known as
Cromwell House. The MUMS commenced from some un-
known cease in the upper part of the build-
ing, and before discovered had obtained a firm hold. The
sigmas of volunteers, the London Brigade, and two orfthres
had steamers by Shand, Mason. and Co., quickly attended,
led a plentiful supply of the Grand Junction Company's
water having been procured, the firemen went to work,
bat the principal portion of the building was destroyed, the
roof burned off, and the lower part seriously damaged.
Jest as the firemen had succeeded in getting this fire
ender, a caM was received that a fire was raging in
Stock Orehard-terrace, Caledonian-toad. Mr. Inspector
%giddily and hie son, the superintendent of the Hello-
way Volunteers, and two eeespee of the Royal Society,
Mire. quickly in attendance, when they found the
Deem of Mr. Lampriel, a cabinet maker, in flames. The
firs was burning for three-puutere of an hour before the
bemen arrived. The premises were destroyed and the next
house damaged. The origin of this fire is unknown, and it
could cot be ascertained whether the sufferers were insured.
This fire had been extinguished, when a fire broke out at
Battersea, to which spot the London brigade proceeded with
their angler., lam! steam and manual power, they hewing
8v...81.. Preceded by the volunteer brigades from Hodges
and those from Peckham and Hatcham.
The fire was that of the costly timber on the premises of
Mr. Maude. Several thousand gallons of water per minute
sere scattered over the flames, bat it was not until Mr.
Naua.'ll property was destroyed and two private houses
jortlally columned that the flames could be extinguished.
The ICU leery heavy, but it is understood that the parties
nets insured.

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