The Express.
London, England, 1856-07-23 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

THIS DAY.

♦ 01:17711.

Edward Pawn was placed at the bar, os mead, bean
By Jsba kagroa, shagged with obtaiatsg 30s. 6d, tam
the wits a the prosses•or, sada hiss protases
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The seining. le the Crates anomie& ea Indult of the
Crewe, sad the pritonn was defended by a islieltes. .
It appeared that the primer went late the shop of Mn
inkliffs, is Skinter-sutet, fleow-kill,ead asked Int to

!Mgr a piece of cloth, eating that he had Jul ems ever frees
Spahr, and had smuggled 300 sipre is It. It wee Sputa's
Meth, sad he would all it to her a bargain, as he waated
Items heck by the boat that night. While she wee heltiag ►t
it, be produced a second piece, which he said was she Spa-
nish. Readied the moderate sem of 81. for them, aced is
if,.. Reeklaffe offence{ 30s. for them, sad Id. fir Irish, he
agreed to take it. The perches wss completed, Gad Ite het
the s►op, het shortly afterwards retuned, sad mewed bee
of cealealieg two pieces et cloth beloegiag te him. Be
treated a disturbance la the atop, when Yrs. &whir& seat
for a constable and gave him lato custody. The dicer who
had charge of him had made ingeiries as to the valne of
the cloth, and he had been told by a person is the trade
that the two pieces were worth 12a. Orl. °sly, The prisoner
said he was prepared to prove they were worth three, times
that anstmat.

Bir Job. Hargrove said than war no evidence before bin
to show the nit* of the sloth, sad be mast, therefore, dis-
miss the sharp of obtaining nosey by false pretsccor, bet
privates was La►ia, ender the Customs' Act, for rept,-
muting goods to be amagglod whir* were not.
The Centime solicitor then said the priroser bad repro
sestrd the goods to be sm•ggird, and on that reprennta-
Lion he should proceed against btu. Ho that ordered
• castom.►ousa outer to 110311 the cloth as eontsab•td

goods.
Thirteens!. woo then dbeltirged.
BOW-STREET.
TIM LATE APTIAT LE ST. GILL'S.

Jobs Daley, wbo bad evaded appreheasios slaps the 28th
sit., wee brosebt up oia seismal charging Ms with having
bora esseersed in stealing a ring from Mr. Stocker, who
IMO lasseked down and killed, la High street, Bt. Giles's, en
tbe waning of the day stated.
It appeared that the prisoaer was ose of these who were
present *ben Mr. Stocker wu knocked down, and assisted in
carrying him bluish The primmer then west away to drink
with his COOlpittions,Deask Leary (who wee on &toed., last

emultiod fur three months lei stealing a key from the
deceased) sad a young woman, named Margaret Heslah
were of the put,. One of the mu was sent from the
prblic•horae to tell a rirg, aad s• his return, accordiag to
the evidence of tits woman, Koalas, he gave the unary (34.)
he had o►tained for it to Daley.' Daley add, with so oath,
You got more than thin you shall have none of t►e
drink." The wan, however, 'waisted that he had /*Calved
no sore, and Da'ey allowed Ida to have his share. The
3s. was spent la drink azasoget then.

Inspector Cheeklay said else passer erne ea exceedingly
bed character. He wu la the habit of " following " pot.
tauten, ern whose infamy he lived. He had been several
Vows La custody, once for a violent await upon one of
those ..happy creatures with whoa• he was there living.
Knish wss a trait-gvl, sad the polkas knew aotblsg to
' her disadvastart. She had lived is Cbarth-lase fres her
childhood.

The prkoset mid that the Impeder was mistakes la
dads; that he wee a" fo lower." He hut worked bard
for the last five weeks. He denied that the mom wee
gives to him, or that he had any lisowledge that k hal
bees Melee. He admitted, however, that he had hie 'bare
of the Mak, aad that be le ins/ la the Grime of the day
that the rise bed bets takes from Mt Stalker.

Ur. Heavy —lf yea thlak yes eon satisfy a jury that