The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-22 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

MANSION-HOUSE.

CAarloe Talbot waollsrit;iwith robbing his employes,
Mesa. Rock end C 4. wholesale stationers, Walbrook,
tads the followthg oiroolotesces.
Lek', palesamotable 440, deposed that on Monday even-
hag he went to the sisonees lodgings, and found then three
Woke, two dolts-books, and two case of cards • sad that
that tocsin he went to Kr. Boors, wholesale etatiosser,
Welbreek, Was The
tbe petsease, ead shed if he knew
anything Saws. The primate ecksowlselged that he had
taken them from bit mess, sad wisest that took him into
custody. He eforwerde said he had takes the adage, sot to
stoke money at thee& bat merely for his °Shires.
Sr. Zook w :Weeds stationer, Walbrook, seld—The
passer bee been In my service for about 20 yeas. I lately
ressieed some Information, and on threetiganon I found that
1 bed been robbed to a very serious extent. The poi-
otata was porter, and had WWI to my stock. Yesterday
he &belated Sone from my premises without pertnimaioe,
Mick to my moollection, he nor did before. Tatted., I
hed • person here in whom pesemlon • large grads of
=belonging to me were /sad ; tad It time it Wash I
1S to all be able owned the prlsawr whit
bag.
The primmer war *ea sealed Y ardor abet le night
be brought op wan Inumgeng vYh ths retelver.
Ma Mond Jolists.lS. we charged with bevintien.trecd
;irks 101 L 4a. 4.1" with intent to deteand
.11114. end Co., bashes. Lombard .street.
Malawi, skittle to the Beakers' Protectica Com•
Crappeared for the prosocution, ad said the pimp,
ew for ems time a clerk to the Foreign Timor&
Assooletion, Regent-street, by forging the name of the roe-
eager of which the fraud had been moomplialted.
Mr. W Pary, clerk to Weems. Ctlys sad Co., produced a
cheque for 1011. 4.. 6d. which was presented at the beak os
the 10th of August last, and paid by him over the counter,
he oould not may to whom. It wee drawn by Thomas W.
Staptetoc, who kept an ectorunt there, sad wen madeitry•
able to "T. D. Edwards, Esq., co bane." It was in
ell IW. Baikal England notes, and the net moth. two
who sow produced were a poetics of those so paid.
Mr. T. W. &mists, secretary and nrineger to the lodge
Vineyard Associates, 100, Regeht-street, said. TM phase
we. m the service of the sainetedm as dark he sight ar
maths. I km" sa sateen& at Meese. Otis's, end my
obeque•both la=iistysedlet. dart ht wry charge, ar the ,
charge d . but set of the primmer, whore
may etas le it arid loft while bringing ft to me
hors the else d die iletaaallid. I have mimed oat of
that both a last tontelaing three Usk cheques, at
left& the thew predated la out. The other two
bare net Ism /and. The signature to the cheque produced
ea whet an imitation of mutt, that at first I said It wee
mhos sad 1104 a forgery, but now I have no doubt that it is a
mitten by me nor by my authority. 1
lave sever igen! duvet to T. D. Edwards, Es." for
1011.4.. &L, sae for any amount whatever, at Loy time Mar
the date of this cheque, nor for some wean previously. I
cannot my in whose handwriting the body of the cheque ie,
but the es the lack of the two notes produced is nu•
doubtedly the priers's Tree prisoner left the 011os with-
out trios ea the fa d August, the day on which the cheque
wee dress.

iCeiriTgeser on being asked whether he hod any question
la peg tkla ;Mae" amd—No, but be wished to my that
the thagewhook was generally left lying on the disk.
O. Ile" gsbotive wageent—l wont yeetarday to Brood.
stain, sear Remo* end found the prisoner at an inn there,
wham he bad been staying for two or three weeks. I told
Yes I was ea oglow, and charged hint with forging
sod atieriag a oblique for 1011.45. 61. on Mners. Glyn, pur-
posing to be elgnod by Mr. T. W. Stapleton, his waster. I
told Limbs mast come with rite to London, sad he add,
" Vey well." Oa ear way to London I showed him the
note mewed, ea the beck of which the word " Heathy's"
Is mime, earl asked bite where he had changed it there?
Is geld he bed saver been to Maginge, and that he bed
cheesed eh the who be hid got before he left Leah" earl
vest a the floury except 101. in about tam day.. 1 Ibis
,bawd him the nue* of " Richards " en one of the
mg asked him Whose writing it was ? to which he
'Mn.." The other DOG had • similar signature. I searched
Mn before we left Broadshdrs, but found notlga ails
themeehd with this charge, sae say mone • I seselo
Ideal that be awed • bill of M. 10a. at the hold,' where lab
beta ere de Wed In consequence.
Mr. A. N. Browse, bookkeeper to the Foreign Thema
Ameelsdas. exposed his belief that the agitator* to the
dello sad these ea the beck of the bank cotes woe ht the
permasee beahnitiag.
The PIKSm was ass rumeaded.
BOW-11TILIBT

Ilwawsuaai AJq, apo littlailet yawls; If Fora el op, was
ottargad whit sloata.
Two young wore. amid Maras Perms awl anon
was, moss at Marti" R'a'in, =tad

In town on a visit to some friends, were on board one of the
penny boats plying from London-tvidge to Huogerford, at
about three o'clock on Tuesday. As the boat neared the
Musgerford pier Mies Parson. missed her puree, and seeing
the prisoner near her, charged her with stealing it. The
Caw &lAA it. but • bystander picked up the pares at her
the maws of which wen untouched. less Mme
now wised her pewee. The pelemer was pima into or MO,
and taken to the Maks, *UM MI. ous' puree was
found on her. A half-scamp had been taken frezmaill
but the saver remained uataeriad. The prisoner p
The constable obeenred that site Ised'already been five
mouths ha a reformatory
Mr. Henry thought It. would be beet to lend her to some
inetitutionof that kind. Had she any parental'

Coostable—Her mother is hers. - -
The mother cease forward and observed that she could se
in favour of her daughter, who was • very_ bad girl.
rf'llll:44/the mother) were settled at home she would be glad
to have the ohild mat to • rekrmabory, but she was shout to
gob China to joie bar husband, • soldier in the 74th Nigh-
tandem having ben catered to hold barrel( in madness to
esti. no fait that it would be a great blow to her husband
if she was to ge out to bin without one of the children, end
she therefore hayed the sugistrate would not prevent her
tram tatting the primate with bar.
Mr. Henry
ysaired when she was about to sail 1'
replied that she expected daily to recites the
oder. In fed, she had taken the primer oot of the re-
formatory a few weeks beck, expressly to order to have her in
mamma, thinking that she ought to have a little fresh sir
bshre starting. The poor woman here prod:son • volumi-
nous correspondence, which his worship waned, and
from which at appeared that her departure wee likely to be
delayed In consequence of her inability to write, or got any
ens else to write for her, a letter sufficiently Intelligible to be
undentood at head. quarters.
Mr. Hoary directed Mr. Leigh, the junior dark, to m-
une one of the letters for her in such • manner that its
moan should be clear.
Ile them went on to state the amnion of the girl
hang confined in the reformatory—" She had corn-
, mien • similar oilmen to the present. but not being
dstestsd was never charged with it. Bat not being sane
sosegh to know what to do with the stolen money (11. 195.),
she hid gone about distributing it to soros loose women with
whom she had got acquainted. This came to my knowledge,
and I mate inquiries at the station-hone, and found out the
owner of the mosey. I bed to diner myself to pay it back.
Aber that I got her In the reformatory."
Mr.Heary—l shall at all events keep her la prison till you
me ready to mil. I shill remand her far the present, and
when you get your orders to moll you can come to me and I
will give her op to unman.
An elderly lady who accompanied Min Mops saktd whe-
ther "this poor girl wee to lose bar moon."
Mrs. Ashley—l will pawn something to make ft up.
Mr. Henry—You and not do that. It shall be paid out
of the poor fund.
The money (half • sovereign) was handed to the young
woman, and the prisoner was remanded.