The Express.
London, England, 1866-06-22 00:00:00

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A DISPUTED PARTNERSHIP. An eat
holders of
at 15, Far en-street, Heaton, was charged with is--eeei de 47 to '
Inasessioa of two counterfeit crown pieces. 'tite tetraY.
Henry Roach, a working bricklayer, said—l ea.. s On the
Wimbledon yestenlay, and slept in Golden 1.„,.-- ete of the ail--
Luke's. This morning I was about there and EQ-.C"`,64. k lowly at =
with this man (the prisoner). Well, helliskul -14;""ukt_14 The C
a pint of beer, and I did, and he paid for -7t'" Induced
fact he paid for three or four pints end t ' 4
hweellt,houlghtthouhgehtwoud
but plaices i
this crown piece into my hand, told nie7.olll . among the
it changed and have a glass of she it IA mums of.
come on
hadit stgeaotwg
crown pieces hinmelf,and, seeing a police-en ---e• .6 the dime .
I introduced it to him, and said where I got ' "IN the shares
both of us into custody (smiling). ht, ant hilt
that had •
Mr. Meese—Well, that story is clear enough. lotion the
Witness—Yes, but he told the officer I was his es._ and was •
I did not like that. I had no idea of being ""Ill• might be
each a dirty matter. miss• 11111 prevent a
Witchard 123 G (the constable having th on that a
the case)—While I was searching the mime' e 631401 would pre
, hs es...
something on the ground, which on picking u / --• figures w
be another crown-piece wrapped in paper. fay au urns
Mr. Ellison (examining them)—These pieces are .1, short, -
strange he coailL:e.,theotkoo..e.ll„:l:
same date as many in circulation for a longp • that WM :
Witch/all—l believe that the prisoner e wen the comp.
t„,._
sir. Mr. Brennan has broken into the place when wetly It has bee
twice in search of bad coin. business,
Mr. Ellison—What do you say, prisoner, to eel i and it is f
l'risoner—Oh, do as you like with me ; settle emehit applied '
really he (the witness Roach) ought to be alentode ' company
(Roach looked very indignant.) of ee Geller .l
Prisoner was remanded. ported th
The constable appeared to be in some dih, Mr. C.
certainty
' spected the of securing the furtherlt wtatemen
Roach, he being a labouring man in search of smp.ep• liabilities
' which, in event of his obtaining it, ht in an assets, of
him far into the country. ream tot 5,227,552/
Mr. Ellison therefore questioned him—Whom edytt total amo •
work for at Wimbledon ? China
, Roach—A person named Crouch. estimated
1.,
abuse the
ElioeuTh
oWnten—b;Yanoopouyodint ,ahadawoehlr't.e Llngbyeutoin:::LaidtdblW4 :
Mr. Ellison—Did you discharge lifter ,___ deductin.-
employ ? ma his plus at t
were 7,11
am•ch—.No, sir ; tishwututehrhee surplus
• and I could not stand idle while they um, ouniscro
1 you see I haven't any money.
it in drink. of the ca
Sir F.
Mr. Ellison—Where do you live! trustee f
bank, an
having ..
to do s.
Roach (very seriously)—What, my friend, ewe peels up was a
charging me with that as likely ; no, bet I'll hays am. • be that t
ie thing to eat, fur I'm very hungry. Be bade
,r Mr. Ellison—And you will be at this court mese, be paid
of remand.
1- &etlitors
g Roach--Just you put on a piece of paper when wee,
v.
sln to do, and you'll see if it is not all %arta. les, &wen:.
pressed
which he left the court with the constable aadtbek
P proceed'
MARLBOROUGH-STREET. and the
is EXTEN,IVE DAMAGZ THROUGH FURIOUS Tlam,M. 110 Teas.
is John Hunt, of Ze George-street, Sloane-sguere,em. gnestio .
as man, was charged before Mr. Knox with being dna se The ..
in furioualy driving and damaging a brougham, the pen Colon
I, of Mr. Richard Hollins, job master, Albion-mews i' second .
e. Hyde-park-square. which
be Thomas Beale, 119 C, said that about 12 last * Avo
he while in Park-lane, he saw the defendant drive/ , his eh':
he brougham at a furious rate down Park-lame, Duo meeting
to afterwards he heard a crash, and saw that the deletes
roc- had come in collision with a brougham, kneel:eine teat T
le- wheels completely off, besides doing other dumge. It
le. went and stopped the defendant, who drove et d 1
ge furious rate, and took him into custody, the deferke
at being drunk at the time. Th.
m Mr. Hollins said 201. damage had been done tie vestige •
so. brougham. trestle.
in- A cab proprietor stepped forward and said that his ti Mr.
ith had also been damaged by the defendant to the sexed wished
cr- 71., but his driver was not in attendance. to insti
nd Mr. Knox said he would remand the defendant fete, which
ea- days so that the cabman might attend, and thee steno who c.
re- estimate of the damage might be produced. Re wee subject
ess take bail, but should require two sureties of ;et each. . guard
th- casual
HEARTLESS ROBBERY.
he the go
Charles Herman, lately porter in the lance of lk. should
on Priest, eating-house keeper, of Charles-street, Sehownee,
heMr.
,_ was charged with stealing a box of wearing apparel of to 'email •
"i' value of 5/., the property Caroline Hatt, a fellow-ems, was in:
ITY. the robbery being one of a most cruel nature. The prism the co'
was further charged with stealing a truck from his so botto
ace ployer.
given
on It appeared that the prosecutrix, Caroline Hate aon
throw
end
ried woman, having her husband in the hospital, had bets leir.
obliged to go into service, but on Saturday last she es he wis
compelled to leave her situation at Mr. Priest's in man his re
quence of her being about to become a mother. She gin Mr.
the prisoner, her fellow-servant, her box containing all object'
new wearing apparel to take to the bookingeffise in eontr
Oxford-street, and he started with it for that Rime, The
taking his employer's truck with him. The poor wean and w
afterwards ascertained that the prisoner had never bees Jan.
to the booking-office. She then gave information to the Colleg
:on- police, and the matter being placed in the bane Pad&
pro- Sergeant Cole, of the C division, a my entwined lnstru•
am, officer, he last night succeeded in finding the prisoner a Mr.
tdg- Berwick-street, St. James's. On taxing him with the M. graph
bery he at first said that he knew nothing about it, ad for ii
that he never lived at Mr. Priest's, but subsequently to elians
ear- said that he would tell the truth, and that he did banes A e
itme things and sold them for 10s., the value of them be* been .
otl7 about 5/. Th .
Sergeant Cole asked for a remand, which wu grant Go •
was Mr. Knox kindly ordering the psor woman a BOHNIR Wi
Chat from the poor box. sick a
inch LAMBETH. ono
the emotes ouritsee. the
tiler George Jones, a rough-looking fellow, was churl en pox,
nor- the following outrage : left,
Mr. Edward John Barton, a bookseller in Lower is Whe.
the wood, said that on the evening before he was from hone, day,
y in and on his return to his residence he found his doorketa awar. .
1f a and the premises in possession of the prisoner. did
an Mr. Elliott—Do you know anything of the Fewer'. the .
tern. Witness—Not at all sir. Hew& a perfect stranger tow, not
Ti to and refused to admit use into my own house. Heals ward
:half abused my wife and myself in a scandalous manner, se the y
had such was the violence of his language that my wife is were
:ever since been very unwell. I WAS ultimately emptied and
had send for =t constable to remove hint.
she Mr. Elliott—What was the amount of the damage heist aged
him done ? ward
hour Witness—lt will take ten shillings to repair the dwelt paid
Police-constable, 150 P. said that at about half-teal tien
elll7, o'clock on the night before he was sent for sud on pat Is the
the house of the last witness he found a large croodd then
persons there, and the defendant, who was =hunt, =l* I
a great disturbance and behaving in a violent mune
towards the complainant, so that he was obliged to lat. A
him into custody. Ethee
In reply to the charge the prisoner said he went to es
house for the purpose of paying the rent of s female a
whom the complainant had intended to detrain; bet the the
was denied. . cop .
Mr. Ellott told him his conduct was most outageta men•
efore and convicted him in a penalty of tie, and Pe, le min'
urse damage, or seven days. lows
-- - • - - .
mired GREAT FIRE IN COMPTON-STREET, SOHO.
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bish
mi. a considerable destruction of pmperty. broke out ia a 5
a and During the storm last night a fire, attended with at
at
o Lid range of premises belonging to Mr. James Fell, . Eng
currier, Mr. Martindale, a writer anti grainer, Mr. Mee eve.
jowl, son, a picture-frame maker, an-I Mr. Mann,' metal w . fell,
„eon, situate at the rear of No. O. New Compton-street, In t
id at The premises were four stories high, end cam' to
penal property of great value. The fire was first di _
Con
raging in the gilding department of Mr. Morrison's poets
used of the building. An instant alarm was given and woe. Bo
..
gore were despatched in sundry directions for sesesta•
d the
In the course of a few minutes four of the nor i
that Society's escapes arrived, and numerous land stestoe... ! - et t
and and several manual ones of the bletrotollt! ) p
Brigade as well its the London Salvage Corps. 14°1 wit
time the whole of the spacious premises were enveloped
in flames, which rose high into the air, and . t 1.! aim
same timo sheets of lightning added •to the exciteww
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popanjeohaovinneog been drawn doarartodthienolaono= eru
hi' • amongst the neighbours. The mains of the New eiverCee
ha
Bei,
barge did wonderful execution. The power of the machines for!! , cap
Inuok many thousand gallons of water upon the top of 12' 1 P
hA fl tis , fen'
''':dl'i building, and as it fell into the lower floors it ..,..
duo
effect of damping the tire, but with the eseeptionoll.:
goods saved by the Salvage Corps the whole of tie p., . act
t wasnot
Mr.
_,_ not be ascertained. The principal lees will fall opo U.
`l.,__acc: Pluenix Fire-office, and the building was insured It u•
land steam
authdemformet'lum
perty was destroyed. The origin of the disaster coo t.a
I"=",_ e County, from which office Mr. White attended to aunty" mo •
' ."•1" the extent of the damage done. '
rrant tw.
in, of CHILD Menntn. —This morning an 111.
held at the board room of the Holborn Union Workae_s4
n the on the body of a newly-born infant, which be' bean Plct the
four- up by. the police in Queen-square on the tnornuifLot ".;
ehind 20th inst. After hearing the evidence of Dr. tree"; e
1 with Burton-crescent, divisional surgeon to the E ditla!t_ or
lad Da"
came police, who gave it as his opinion that the infant _ .„„
e., but born alive, and that death was the result of suffotaaf', ern
thold the jury returned a verdict of " Wilful murder ata°" . ,
some person or persons unknown." In .
v eget,
tween WRECK IN CARMARTHEN BAY.—K ERR
...4 , an.
D the CARMARTHEN BAT, duest 21.—During • strong ''''7 as
souse. from N.W., a few days since (says Captain ' Arengo Croat' t th .
I veryshore oa ,
intelligence was received here that a ship was on
..„ „_, to
were the Cern Sidan Sands, about seven miles from thisll•7
meek- station. The lifeboat of the National Lifeboat Insteuuoa me
st 0101 eh.
y had named the City of Manchester, was thereupon
sloat .ch.
launched and proceeded to the wreck. On amine „„
quest, oat an .
vet at side it was found that the crew of seven men were Intiefe y
ihould premrations to leave the vessel in their own boat, anet, ft
t .
7 had lifeboat thereupon towed the shin's boat safely to .P 7
a tam- tio
r. area
I cot- masted schooner, thgreonnharyd seßLoe,ThofeQvtlecsel,was • .
Liverpool to Canso with salt and coals. She is like a,
✓ two become a total wreck. The cost of this lifeboat inal ;
lance four others was defrayed from the lifeboat fund rsaec_ d P.'
1120 a. Manchester mainly through the benevolent extrema of
Robert Whitworth, Esq., and the Rev. 1. Hewlett.
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