The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-28 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

MANSION-HOUSE
ROBRERT OF 1,600/. WORTH OF JEWILLIZT.
Rickard Waller, who formerly tarried on beim* is
• leirealle, wider the firm of Waller MI Co., is Hatem
prase, was brought before the Lord e fat
examinatioe, on the charge of stealing Me
yera lg; made
of diamonds, sad other peecious stoma, yawl J 404
the property of Mr. Nathan. • wholesale IneneferMil
jssreller. in JalLS•Bileith, Bedford-row.
Mr. Lewis. senior, 000 ducted the proesestim ;
Badeloan appeared for the prisoner.
It will be remembered that at the former examiselles
was proved that the prosecutor bad known the preemie
several years, and that be bad entrusted him at viriesellese
with • large quantity of valuable jewellery he
malea
and it wee understood between them that t
artiele that weesold should be immediately skill
in the books, and that there should be a settlement et the
end of each month. The mode in which the prisoner
Ids pleader wes this. He regimented that helevi sold mda
um
valuable articles to differeet respectable jewellig. Whit
lulled saspieion for a considerable time. Iv this way liempre
seated that be bed sold • diamond bracelet sod essmakt.
pins to Mr. Johnson, a jo &alloy, to Throadooodkokook
]tor
701.• but upon Mr. Nathan going by accident I* r.
JobOson's shop, that gentleman denied all
of the traossation, sad when the prisoner was .=
he admitted that it was sot tree that he bail he
articles to Mr. Johnson, but that he bad pathm
and applied the premeds to his own use. The same sew
' of proceeding appeared to lave been had recourse to byrth
prisooer with reference to a great many other We
articles, amounting altogether to the smomt of 1,50.
and nearly the whole of tbe property aP m
P*o4 "
have best pledges by the prisoner with diffeeent ga

brokers. -
The primmer, who made so defence to the Mull% "I
fully committed for trial.
Several pawnbrokers were in attandimer. witk
whom property to the amount of 5004 had bees pow
by the prisoner.
IiARLBOROUGH-STREET.
A SOLICITOR CHARGED WITH WILFUL DAMAGE AT In
PESCI OF WALES% THUM.
Mr. /mats Gelleig_er, solicitor, of No. 38. g
was charred before Mr. Tr whim with wilfuiluyst=
panel,f glass at the Prince of Wsles's Theatre, TWAY*
stree the property of Mr. Charles James, the lease sel
manager of the theatre.
lir. James said that about 11 o'clock the previous sidld,
while in the edam of the theatre be heard a era* we
I
pan
on going maids he found a eof glass broke". It eel
not on amount of the value of the glass that be wse
Idared to come forward, but in conesqueoce of the fretted
- annoyance he received from persona outside the drake.
George Rowerly, of 16, Little Windmill-street, Po"'
sada, the defeodant deliberately aim at a glass globe et
lamp with what witness believed was a potato. Yet
defendant missed the globe, but broke a window. Mr.
came out, and he (witness) told him that the dsfewhelew
broken a window, sad went after him, and the oasts*
mune up and took him into cnstady.
lo answer to Yr. Tyrwhitt, the wilder odd heOM*
IMO
_ the defendant say, "TS break it if I cm,' wheel M
6 Leaks?, 158 E, said the defendant admitted thrmise
4 p 041140, bat not, with the intention of breaking the wied°'
S The deluded mid be was with a faced and wowste Irte
• • potato-shop. Os eosin net ha dropped the peti
his friend's hand. Rio friend said it was no pordlek
out et • lark be threw it away, bawl demanded Wee ded
10
basking the window. Pre shillinp
for the window, which vonfused ay.
Mr. Terwbitt -Now will bars to pay the 41.1.•
the window, 2s. 6d., sad • Sim of fie.
MARYLEBONE.
BT. PANCRAS AID TIM OAKUM MIND -A WOE A/1400
THE MEM.
A fins-lookiog, wen-grown female was 0101_,... •
/11,13171000 before Mr. Yfirdloy, with making me dew"
and the...staring teepees towards Jobs
the supariateedent of the oakum abed of 24.
crap situate in Robert's.enewa. lisarpeteedmsd
pet:mires same is Sarah Cately, and the sleht?
rate way ta which she was &reed. for as ."8
picker, asrprimed every ea• is court. Iler Meek
was saw, made of Taman straw, trimmed withli It;
ribbons, and adorned in fleet with • maple of levee„..a
roam Her dress wee of new print stuff, bight?
and worm over • stupendous crinoline. Areal 101
{Mach she had • sew red sack am Esr .64
which was a drab coloured cloth with • rink
bordering aid friw, was valued at about 20s.
thearrardotassiditemdeluandannaisyt slant ootsceberfrewenalposickeemstkagt
.ahh_
was too late es the morning he alluded to (Iloodel
and was told's. She then became mitt abeam
him, sod threatened to have his life.
Kr. Yardley-Is she wool your regular oakum plaice
Oomplainist-She is.
Yr. Yardley-What doss she earn at it ?
Ooreplaimut -She suss a shilling before dies tam
Kr. Yardley-4 coed merosly have credited 801 l
leant, drer art warm that sire was was el
prior. Jadabew fear her apormaree I abode
she had rat bees there sines the wasemeas was weed IPS
luss. •
Clossplasurt-She has bees time every All OW
eeesLA*
After Malin widow both fee the came