The Express.
London, England, 1856-12-20 00:00:00

GUILDHALL.

Hoary Freak Cur, t►e yowl vitalism whine eatrsordi-
ssry @tarp appeared la ou oakum of Thsredsp, ttu &gala
pissed at the bar.
Mr. Mown, of the Bra of Humphreys, Son, sad Mor
pm, Nswpto•strsst, appeared for the atomisation, sad Mr.
Wontasr, of akiaaevetreey attended fer the panzer.

Polisesseistable, 3611, said—Between 10 sad 11 o'clock on
Friday messing, the 12th of December, I was called into
Mr. Atisahereestem shop, is Fleet-strut, and received from
the elitipmaa See pieties of silk handkerchiefs, which the
peiveast, who woe true, said were his property, but hi
afterwards said they were given to him by a friend. He
gave the as.. of Thome. biker, sad • false address.
Joseph Liaison said—l am militant to Mr. Gurus Atte.-
borough, pawahroker, of 204, Flutmireet. I know the
prboner at the bar. Ile wore to oar shop on Friday, the
12th of December, sad offered me five pieces of black silk,
esatelain slaty handkerchiefs, for pledge. He wanted
me edemas of 21. 10e. epee them. I asked him if they were
hie owe property, sad he replied that they were, sad the
be had bun is partnership with a nem of the ease
Thome. Baku' who lived at No. 10, St. Aadenee pass.pass.
He aftetwardsesid he was is pannerehip with. palm lobe
bad been to Am/slit and mused, asd that kb prior
had asked him to Memos of these goods. I grad a ed.
mass 11.18 e. epee them, with the view of demising the
rafter. He cemented to swept that newest, and I se-
atedisily directed ea. of oar young men to write oat the
debt, sad sat another for a polithana. By the time the
duplkete was written the officer, 368, same into the last
shop, the primmershop, at that tin • Dein te one of the ..all
eempartmests. I podium eight silk handkerchiefs pledged
es the Ist of September last, with a piece of black silk, fee
11.65., In the name of Thames Baker, of 10, St. Audits'''.
wood. I ales pradace two handkertiliels and a plus of
Meek silk, pledged M the some name on the 29th Ushered
lest fortis. AU these goods were pledged by the presser.
Joseph Brooks said—lsm assietaat to Mr. Samuel Stevens,
pawnbroker, of No. 1, High street, Newington-butte. 1
know the Ulnae,. I first saw him is this cours on Friday
bet, whoa I attended in another case. I again saw him
sa the follow's( morning, wheel he clue to oar shop and
awed three haadkerchiefs for pledge. He wanted 6a. on
them, and I asked him if they were his property, and he re.
Awl is the alirenstive. I then bemired how many he had of
less, and.hesaid there were two. I opened them sad found
there war. three, spa which be said be must have made a
.Wake. I thee said he was the same party I saw at the
Oeildhall Justice Boom on Friday, which be denied, and
assured me I wee taielskee. 1 told him I was positive he
as the same person, and asked him it the other nun, of
taw he obtained the handkerchiefs, was outside. He said
ha was, and I said I would go out and set him. He thee
Walked out, and I went mend the coaster to fellow him,
lasi whets he fossil I was behind him in the street he ram
dr. I chased him through al streets, and at length he
rem up • plus where there was no thoroegbfare, and I
captured him. He thee said he would explain it all to me ;
bat I told him there was no occasion to do to then, as he
would woe have a prober opportunity for doing so. He
expressed a hope that 1 W 44 SOL gulag to give his Mt° an-
easy egaisaad I informed his. that I oesidedly intended
to do so. We walked towards the Walworth-red, where I
met a poliesman end gave him into cowrie,. I produce the
handkerchiefs whit* I retained, the prisoner having left
them in my possession when he ran sway.
Police constable 41, P division, said—About 11 o'clock
en Saturday inoraing last I took the prisoner into custody,
and cm the way to the eta ion-house I saw him put something
to his month, sad in doing 60 be dripped a small card label,
and at the station he spit out what he had bees chewieg,
and which appeared to have been paper. I found are other
labels of a similar description end three handkerchiefs upon
him. I neared both his hands, to p him dettroring
say more of the Mbels. I also board is hie possessive
IS. lis. 50. sad • bunch of keys. He gave his father's
addiess—Ashdewa Villa, Lewisham-road, and his own
name he said was Hairy Carr. 1 welt to Ashdown Villa
on Saturday afternoon and searched tine large boa, hat
found nothing relative to tt is charge.
Mr. Morgue here said he thought it was due to Mr
Car, senior, the tether of the ; ri.oner, to
the officer left his house on S.tutday he found snot: er large
boa toll of property, rod that be iresstiiatily gave informa-
tion of the Steams's:ice to the presecirors.
Witness continuo d—la c ituguctice of information I have
sine, received, I went there again, accompanied by Mr
Griffiths. The rrisoon's father show, d um into a bed.
room, in which I eaw the batik now produced. It had
previously been opened by drawing the screws, end I was
able, after one* opening it, to lock and unlock it with one
of the keys found in the bench taken trim the 1 ris nor.
Mr. Griffiths said-1 am in tit- employ of Mr. Charles
Ms eking, draper of 62, Holborn-bill. The labels fund
upon tie, prisoner Ms tar private marks, sad refer, I ha.
lieve, to the goods in pledge. One of thus label+ is in my
handwriting, and two others ate in the handwriting of
mother person in Me saute empliy. The whole of the labels
relate matik bandkierehiefe smiler to thou produced, and
the value is 6.. and 7.. per handkerchief. The promisee
was Inoue employ from .1111311ln until last Wedseeday
week, with the mart n of about two mirth', when he
was away 111. We bad similar R._ ode is stock. and the pri-
soner had Mee. to them us WeclaTidey last, in Maw-
fqhilla, where
ma:trehLer,.:ltrobfv.. accompaniedi4oftinformation
ameoarlt.alt tthhheewe etoanfiltrecce,
ikiernipvt o.:0d.
.4Asi.f.Fridel.mocwusatibrb.V:
Ashdown Ville, Lewisham-rand, New Crow," is is the
prisoner's handwriting. I have stemined all the goods pro-
duced al well a. thou is the hoc, the majority of
which still hear oar private marks, std I belie., them all to
b. Messrs. Atmorg . property, the value of which amounts
to 8111.6 a. 21.
Mr. Wu. Edwards Archhatt said—l as a pawnbroker
urging oe nudes's a' 20, Bridge-road, Lambeth. I pro-
doluceLaSsvesse h4scludke9rii.h.itaele
thpaswasamed atamTy
hoashopairmaakerthe I,lthei

410, St. Audralea-road. I have seen the prisoner la my
shop, bat easuot identify him as having pledged these par-
ticular goods.
Mr. Griffiths identified these goods, on aeconnt of the
peculiarity of the pattiros, as his employer's property.
Sir R. W. Carden osk, be was hip to state that there
was not the slightest question cf Mr Ceres resp,etabdity,
not even for an avast, and ta only regretted that the pri.
caner should by his misconcae: bare so disgraced the nem*
of his family. Ile thought and sincerely hoped, after the
motion he had given bins on Friday last, that he would
sever Dee him at the bar of a polio* Overt again, bat so fss
from profiting by the temporary escape he had made, be was
defog the fame thing again on the very meat day.
Mr. Morgan applied for a further remand, to make inquiry
into the silent of their lose, sad truss more goods, which
was acceded to; and a wish being expressed that the same
magi hoald aimplete tne cue,
Sir R. W Carden said he would attend whenever it wu
convenient to the advocates on either side to curt' oat this
inquiry.
The prisoner was aceordiagly remanded for a week.