The Express.
London, England, 1856-05-29 00:00:00

21111 POLICE COUBTS.

Heavy Baker, a puns in the employment of Mr. Evans,
iresmeerrie, in Leg William-street, wee brought up,
charged with having robbed his master.
Imes Ward, a mum stele dealer, sold : On the 24th last.
the prisoner sailed at my shop in Norfolk-etrser,Tottenhus-
ceeneroad, with the 1d leeks I produce, sad said its wanted to
sell to.. for 12s. I told him I had no we for them myself, but
I thought I wield sell than for him. He left them with me,
and I took them to another person, and in consequence of a
somranailealen whisk I meshed, I went to Mr. Erans's
eke', when I {dawdled the Wks. The primmer was there
at eke time. GM I herd him my ha was very sorry tot
what be bad dere sad by le be &grim.
:awe Sea* Ilereetwa to Mr. Jeremiah Evans, said the
leeks pandas* were the property of his employer, were
worth IL, sad hod bees stolen from a particular part of the
pramiesa
Peeler (568), said the releaser, area War taken into
imetedy, said at ant that he knew moth** at all about the
hulas* but afterwards besought Mr. Evens to ferries him
for the sake of his wife and children, as the offence was
his ant. _ _

TheTriseser—ido sot keow wing roald have indseed
to commit the robbery. aad I have &otitis( more to ray.
Committed fee Vial

GUILDHALL.
Baldwin Breit, a weli-dramead yogis Garimm, se dark
eioneplexion, with whiskers sad O 10101•11111, wn MOSPd
with stealing a diver salt-sellar sad memo hem Me Berth
sad heath homeless Coffee-beam, is Tbreminsedbmitereet.
Mr. Baseman& appeared ea babel( of the Witissar.
Mr. J. C. Walker, • gold and eilver reamer, al MC Al.
deregate-street. seated Mai es the 6h et May Ike presser
mom with a Mime eakeesliar cad a ether salt-specs which
he perehesed of 'Wm. Oa the 28h of May the ;simmer
emu again with throe silver forks and two Weer vocal;
whisk he was desirous M selling ; bat ea wittier had re-
ceived some Mformation from the polies respecting the
prisoner, be sent far • Wiseman, who took the prisoner
into melody.
Wm. Bottom • waiter at the North and Booth American
Coffse-besee, said—On the 6th of May lest, about 11 o'clock
la the mieraimg, tkbpileeser was to the palate dining room,
sad called tor sem amp. As be (witness) was going down
stain fee ths sap be Nuked Into the private dining-room,
sad saw Ileeeeltsellar safe. He closed the door, and gave
the pcMssisit his amp. When the prisoner was gone be
Mined the slow salt-owl,, and spoon produced.
The Pellseetmeetable 268 said be took the prisoner into
custody, sad em searching his lodgings found several plated
apooas sad forks.
' Another witness identified three of the plated spoons,
bat there was no evidence to emery that ease any farther.
Mr. Boehm's' said be ass prepared with • witness to
menet tor the salt cellar, ann bow it mane into the pri-
manKsposesinion.. . .

Aldei;man Flails said he would beer that witness.
Peter B&W was accordingly called, and stated that •
short time ego he was in • public-house with the prisoner,
whoa • stranger 0.14111 in and 'eked t►e prisoner to dispose
Oa p•reel which he prodsesd, and offered him 2s. ed. if he
*mild mew the salt Mhz, which the parcel ciontained, into
money for him. The prisoner •ccordiegy left, and t►e
stringer followed him, end, in a short time, they returned.
The meatier then called for • pot cf beer, end bevies paid
for it and given the promieed half crown to the prisoner, he
west away.
This amount was mot considered satisfactory, and the pri-
mmer was therefore'eonamitted epos this charge, and re-
mended for further Inquiry relative to the silver forks and
goose, with the view to ending an oyster for the property.