The Express.
London, England, 1856-05-31 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 81, 1858.

Lain *materna.

11111 POLION 00171101..

a 30.
11.7•1177.
IN 11 TIII 141011111TANT 1171 AND 7111 111110/A2Ol

ZQUITY
- lIIIIMM VIC

James Quick, an intelligent lad, to the service of Mass.
Braun and Kortoski, cap melon, of Landon.wall, was
'barged with robbing his employers.
happened, on the Set heavies, that the prossators,who
sage ed the prises as errand boy. without inquiring into
kis , discovered that he had Sea carrying en sea ,
easels system of plaudit Irons the day of his entering ]
their envies. When the robbery was fist dimmed, Mr. '
Braun said if the prisoner would confess to the handkerchiefs
he would forgive him. Re did in, and the olden see
missed. The primmer was thee talcs into the olds by Mr. '
Hernia Callisar, the clerk, to whom be 'missed to
hoeing takes 4 pairs of hat. 2 pieces of cloth, nerasuriag
86 yards, 39 ceps, 3 Mesintabes, 1 grey alpaca ocet,l black
cloth coat, 1 light cloth cost, end 1 light vest. Mr. Brain
subsequently gave him into sostody.
A witness of the name of Horsey, of 41, Beech-street,
Barbican, stated that be kept a shop for the sale of nor/-
deemed pledges. He knew the prissier, and a day or two
previous had_parchsald of him • piece of cloth, whieh was
predated Whoa the abater din came he brought two
coats, two caps, and a waistcoat, sod he gave him in es-
*hugs another o,at and 10.. He did sot inquire of the
priwner where he obtained the goods on that oession.
When he bought the roll of sloth, he asked him where he
got it, and where he lived. The shout said he livid in
Myrtle.street, Holton, and that his father was &separator,
and as he was sailing horse-hair ace, he had no as for the
tea sat of sloth he wan offering for sale. He gave the
prisoner 16e. for the piece of cloth, whin, he believed, sea-
slued about sight yard', and made oat a SA which the
prism sainted.
Mr. Brian tad the wholesale price of the cloth was Sc. •
yard, and there were upwards of 10 yards of it.
Alderman Cabitt said the ertens was as 'sally guilty
as the prisoner, and he stead not let hiss go without
having some security for his :appearance. He wee only
hesitating whether be should Oct pot km at the bar beside
the prisoner. If the witness had been charged as the
receiver of stolen property he should have osisaitted him
for trial.
Hotasey said he did cot know the value of the cloth.
He had only bole in Saimaa on his own amount sit months,
baths had been erns pease en manliest in a pawabroker's
shop in Hookacry.
Bell, the Mends caw, said : Whoa an °Mar goes to
swat/token' does to get important information they show
him thole boobs, and reader him every assistance, but la
setdrips as that kept by the witess,where no hooks were
kept, the WINN were always baffled in their endeavours
to Wm Mit, property. He had no doubt witness's esti-
blablelet was a kind of leaving-shop," for he saw nem-
bet of pseeele peeked up lad labelled like pledgee.
Haug said they were pald-off pods.
Alderman Cahill then required him to pot in bell for his
appearance, which he did.
Yesterday Alfred Cotton, an assistant to Mr. Mau-
r botoegh, of 26, City-road, produced 7 ape, 2 pairs of boots,
and 3 costs, which bad been pawned by the prisms fres
the 10th to the 19 thof this month. .

Co

Mr. Glasse (with wham was Mr. W. W. Cooper) stated
that the guides of wisulmg up this 11138110611)" had Imes
tuferred to aharahers, punuerst to the ceder of his lussour
when the matter cants before his es a previous soession (as
reported In the Exprus). and the Chief Clerk had
minded 'hot the company might to Mr would up under the
provisioos of the wioding-op as*.
The Vise•ChaeoeUer—Take so ceder to wind up Um
warmly in chambers.
Mr. Roxburgh (~r some of the shareholder') asked that
the mete of the polies and of the refemense to cliamhoze
might some out of the estate, sad,
Mr. Glum sot &jeering,
The Vice-Clumeelar made the malted direction.

COURT OF COMMON
MOB AT NM MOS IS 1/007)011e

18.—MAT O.
a nines mows=

11011111 LL e. 00T3015 Ann ANOTIIIIL—LIBILL.
This WY an action to realm damages for • libel pub-
lished I. the Heath Beams Chaseire, sad the defeadent
pleaded not guilty.
Mr. deijreat kyles, la eposiag the ease. mid the plmiatiff
bed been s (mamma afi soma bet haff honemme lamhost.
The plainne's ratios same ea fee began at Omateebary,
sad wint purported to be a report of the preemedloge in the
Bankruptcy Court appeased is the defendants' paper, pert
of which rem as foil, we :—" In the ease of ffellest Riehbell,
who bedobtaied his discharge ea the INS Mart day, a rule !
ski for re-besring of the ease wee granted en the appli- ,
mike of Mr. Clarke, a Lmadcm solicitor, with whom su '
undemanding had bees entered tab by the insolvent, which
the letter bed Misread, vielared." This was the libel, and
the plaintiff's elm was tint the statement is it of an under
standing having been dwirsztly Masted wee sot true, and
that the report wee not correct. The newspapers Davie.
been admitted by the defendants' owned, se elite/ evidesee
wee laid before Wiper,.
Mr. M. Chambers rem to mddrems the jury for the Is-
(*.deem _ _

ier7l4;rjesat Byles—Do you sell witnesses ?
Mr. M. Chambers—No.
Mr. &titans Bytes—Than I will say a f.w words to the
jury in sumesiog up.
Mr. M. Mattoon—Go ea.
The learnod serjeant did go ea ; bat st the eatelualea of
hie 'porch,
Mr. Chambers submitted that there woe no case to so to
**jury. Time was seeking to s►ow that the plaintiff was
the person alluded to is the libel.
Hi' lordship, however, held that the objection came too
late.
Mr. 11. Members the. addnesed tie jury for the de-
fendant% sad ultimately *cordial was found for the plaintiff
for 40r.

COURT OF

LT 30.

arms' AT T Patti AT