The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-28 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURT&

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Ihour WOW' aad Gawp Clarke who lad bra re-
mobil apaa tho i*arp of bads`` atoka a lup bag ow
tablas briery, NMI weed before the Iwri Kam for
farther rammlardirs. _ _ _ _ _ _

It ea ho nosilseted that • led el sheet id lean of age.
la the envies el Mr. Lovas, Si elaillemthest, wee pro-
ceeding with the leg (whist wee es Mg se himself and
about Swim es heavy), Item his maw% wishes to
Wapping, sad that es hie road Woe& the City the pri-
sows seeeeted his, sad veleateseed r It for lila.
After they had prewded a then Illness pm the
led a ppaasty, tsClly him he se We asleep fir a pawl/en/I
of toWse. Ls seta se the led wetted the water he
mimed the primmest horn the awe, sod we them waft
away with the beg as lest es their lays wield wry them
He puma this, tallies est "Mop thief," and the pel-
-1104•111 ware sewed by a pollee asestable sassed Messy
Word* Mi. tIL
The pelessers, who made no Wean, wen fully aw-
akes* he Wel.
Two ether verges were preferred Wiest the prilneen of
fregleg seed Werth; redeye for the delivery of • (wean ef
he with thrust to defraud Masan. Feu end Thenwor,
thrliewaill, sad Mr. 1. B. Tyler, of No. 1, Be..
Wok-swam, IM Mary axe. Taw dunes were SW
eseekalveiy leseglet Maw is the primitive, wile were fatly
*maimed epos them rive
• fie, who Mil set wish his new to weer Is
:=- bBi rungM late the NNW seem two Merelerae. esd ad-
the Lied Meyer, mid that be fowl this eleadiag
Weide Ow Messiesthesee, sad, es ediesdeg them
is their Who Wows ( did set Wowed
a weed eif Meglish) he sesertheytained the they had
1.51 Menke two years ego ha Velpershie, how whish
oar sailed la ea Ithweiess mewl is New
vet whisk bought Owe to iesi few or five
.gee. They wane these MselewM Ig Ms ewe*
owe of them beis/romeepael.led se thee the Wend seesmat of asses to his tend. They wee ia a per.
Wily destines tad the epplimat, although ready
le them tethgemec rend, thought it his duty to
big*. weer mew Se MOM aft Lard Mayer. They
say the they an peels* ready it week, bat that they
meet set a ship.
The Lad Mayor—Mere are so ewes la Liverpool that
Alps sea badly be seat to see. It they en iadastriose
ease I think they would have so elatedly le gottleg a
thie.
*pethidine—l have NOM la Moshe seven or eight years,
sad hem • tolerably seed Ms et the ehareeter of the in-
habitants, aid feel seeddost thee these use ere tellies the
troth.
Mr. Ochdwas—Did they apply to the Maim maul at

Ltierpieft
Applissat—no maul dim told thus that they had
shipped ta aa Aserlosa meal.
Mr. Goodissa—Aa Aserksa 'mai Wags them ever
hire, sad every coma refuse to Werke* bans of that
feet, sad this they see throws destitute apes al onfatry.
Applissat—Jut es. If they weld be takea WI of far a
assets of dam I will write to the Maim ems&
The Levi Mayer—Very well, we will lake we et this
is the sesatiae. Ws will sad this to the %aka.

The undone ththitalls hadelep. sad erliaitrew.
elathelde bombe ateimbllimof the tespeetthe ages of
three mad Mho 7thoes sail *eel them la heat et the
Oak's labia _

—irr -B. M. °tries, Wrenn( the Lord Mayen mist—
about as. AM* yesterday. is panne sop Ciumeide. I saw
the elder boy Wein ea the nee of a dear with the MN in
his erns, the Ines Is • very dirty towlines apparently
'sleep. sad beide( mere like a new tbes •
I peeled es town& is. Pauly het
set to allow two es* arisen Nnuns =IM thiW
aleanst weather, I mimes* sad fwd them still them.
Is the lateen a lady bed takes esempaselos spa then,
certainly a false 'see-sidle, sell given Men Maps....
thimble( that that wield keep them mtratelt
streets. I spoke to the elder boy, who from the
mowers ha made see verdantly Mew se. Ile said he bed
man out with his link brother fors walk. It was sot at
MI likely that that me die with is sm. was falling et the
teme, sad me ismre bean( and looked almost starved to
barb I Menne as Mime to take Meat to the union. It
the easeveisse lady who gave them Id. bed Riede leiniries
MMes Ada( se r• weanhens des'good amino bet it is
ear Mel isdheriselasee Wags el alas to poems is
•e stratamil toads M memento rho peesidoes spasm of
bawls, sail amuse, es samurais panne sad minim
in Menem Mil yrelligem st ham. Is this ease. however,
it thee die Min el the Mildew Is a ma ef really
aleaseem
who
is pest dimmer.
The ease who task of the abildres, said he had
visited Mehl pines of abide, • ant weenbed hovel. am-
nisi( bet see talk and one chair, sad bang totally
deldese of slime bedstead es Oohing at may deseripties.
Their hem heed with a weans who we not his wise. sad
by vb.s be had sla ehildres, the whole bully ceespyies
to MM.
TM Lord Maya—Hem you sees the father of these
"Whim ?
ny lad j be is ben. Ham sees the as.
fee whom he Ma essamieml4 worked deals( the lest II
men. wheves is se so set shersees. bet mid Mae
kis wages ry trills& eseietiass ally sehmentleg le •
sbillieg a day.
The father, is mower to the Lord Mayor. said that the
statement of the "Mean was peeindy imam, ant that In
wn totally mashie to penis Ike his halt'. Mr denied
basis( set the &Ores set to bag.
The Lord Meyer—lfs piens eagle be seem is this
fontry. Wiles yes fall Mis Menem the gene Mend
relieve yes. Ton have pt Ma 'Mira, ad
yes sled item into the streets to get sessile lowit mem
self. It appears that yes an in the paean Miens is
hiss bet yes ebeeld hem applied he the tines wises yes
Med
_yes snidest pemide Me year Many.
INN LW. Cedes—As I said before, this system ef bogging
easeereged and perpetuated by besamiest ladividuah
gni( nosey to epparestly destitute person) without
ankle( pew inquiries in Ike Ant Messes (To the father).
Tea me Millis to were pusishahost for ending your
skildras hls the Omen to beg.
The Lea Mayer dimmed the "Meer to teks the Abbas
led timi haler to the Unice, sad to represest the as to the
emileneg 'Meer.

William task late the chief sleek is the ateeentaat's
,tree et the Great Northers Hallway, was enaticed ou
the dame el swift an coder for the payment of 6001,
▪ she ebb matheeling ether same, sweating to nearly
the tithe eau.
MA Hailileetes, the banker, theteseted by Mr. Laub,
of *s ithe of Leath, Fereshanou, aad Leach, the soli.
ithethetthe eseepeay, attended fer the proeuntioa ; Mr.
YAW ellehed the ow os beheitot the peiefter.
Oa Ms Met wasion it weasszerd that upon bit. Bey-
ond% thashief wouiteat, urea the primer, who
Ms btheemildeatiel clerk, remake up the drawing awes%
the pelmet told him that he wee a defaulter to the mouth
of UM. He wee then glees late eastody of Mr. Witham,
brought Wile sew, and hafts after/one aa examissike
bete. Meirewldit. wee remeeied wit the day. thaw Ws
OP earn be. hers iftellettathlt Is his esartiese, eft ha.
wethised that the pewee had led sweet Mane ea the
Sleek Haelisage by wide he bed loM oftiiteable newt
Mr. Haddletos Imola, sifted the Mae which hare
already appeased is eue jewel, geld the Amp *retest the
pewee was eft of lawny, or oft of 'Wear moaey
after hie pmenow.
Mr. I:ripsaw said it we quite clew that the charge
was eft of lareesy. The reamer paid the mosey to the
aomputr's econnt.
Mr. Buddhism—Tee, but he treated the Roney se it it
was his own. He repressed to Mr. Rifted. net the
meaty was hie own, aad that be had received a crowd
clique is the City on his own aetosot, when the feet wee
that the 6001. cheque wee the property of the company.
Mr. D'Eywart—Thea the thugs would be oft of false
representatioa.
Mr. Haddlestas —The quails. is, did the prisoner take
the cheque from the cash-awn for the purposes of fraud?
Mr. Dliyusourt—Do yes mesa to soy there would be a
laressy If it tens out that the primate red the nosey—say
within two or three daye—to the composys sweat ?
After sow farther convenience ea this point,
Mr. Reynolds wee recalled, Gad Mr. Mould, the chief
eterk, having read over his redeem, taken lest week, he
added that the docket to the cheque for the 6021. 101. wee
la the kandwrltirg of the prieoser.
Cuero:enticed by Mr. Holger —I swear that I saw the
thew before I left tows fa August kn. At that period it
wails lay cub-hot.
William Mu wee neat ogled, and ezecaleed by
Mr. Middleton. He rid—l om either of the Union Beak,
is the City. I prods.' the eels-book of the company. Is
October 1 received a cheque lot 6001. sad 21. 10e. in sub,
sad it was paid is to the oompaay's drawing account. It
wee alto scempealed by the Whet produced, and whisk
proved to be la the headwriting of the peewit. It le
sired Thome Reynold,. The blue docket predated, I Goa
tell ties the Wow, did not owe out of the book predated
by Mr. Rayed& The rem was put to the credit of the
asesuatost. A person males is mosey to the beak Gould
get a docket from the water. I west say whether that
wee written at the 'seater.
Mr. Boater Utilised to ask thi, ag any of the peardlag
wheaten ally quatiose.
Jaime Weilbwarb—l am clerk fa the Vales Back. Os
the 9th of October I paid the two cheques praised, and
dated that day, to Kew. Walesa aft Co.,through the
cheese how. They wage paid by made; ea the Beak
Inlaid.

Mr. Reddish's said that aompleted that part of the
cue ; but he would call Mr. Williams, and this ask for a
eimmittal.
Ms. Themes Williuse was then called, and said—l as
leamieder of the Groat Northern lino. Os the 19th Novem-
ber Wieser was given into my custody. He said as was
.defaulter for 1,0001. I told him be had bettor not tell me
about it, u I was a constable, and should have to tell about
it. He messed distressed, sad said be did sot ease. He was
a &father to (ha thought) about 1,0001., or perhaps not
so much. He afterwards said that he had takes the 6001.
creme, which bad bees given him to pay is to the Provi-
dent Fund, and had paidit, with 21. 10s. of his own mosey,
to Mr. Rmaelde's drawing aosient; that Its had told Mr.
Repents it was all his owe eionsy, end then asked him
to give him two chews for the amount; that he had
afterwards paid them to °owl% sad Cu., 10, Angel-court,
Th Slut, to meet some of his losses for stock.
He ales told she that the desist he had giros was got from
the bank; that docket was for the 6021. 10s. lie said it
was • bad job, and that ha was very sorry for it. Tho
cam-
paoy could take his furniture' whit& was worth 2601., and
he than pm me a list of same cams that were owing to him,
sad whisk, he said, thy could take also. He whited me
to make Mitts to Hersey, before the Guarantee &misty
took hold of it.
Mr. nobler said be should raters his demos.
The prisoner was then sontailesd to the Cenral Criminal
Court, for trial on the above charge.
Mr. Ruddiest.. said theta was another w Shift he
should then proceed with against the Omen sal
which sum oat of the following circarastaaors. Than
was a fund called the Sick Allowance and Faun! Fend,
which was made up of didactics, from the sensate' wages
(as we understood) . Mr. Mowatt was the trustee of
that fund, whisk is kept at the banking house of Mears.
Heywood sad Rennards. Ones • fortnight, when Mr. Ray.
addapald the men their wages, he either paid or &dusted
, the account, as the cue sight be. It was the priscser's duty
to get cheque hem the meretam for the unseats paid out of
pocket by Mr. Reynolds, end pay these la to the &oomph
ant's drawing sweat From the onuses that would be
adduced it would be pseud that the primer Turned two
shuns from Ms. Mowatt, Oa behalf of the Sick sad
Fueral Animus Vaud, me bang tor 201. 18e. bd., sad
the ether for 231. 12s. 10d. It maid also be shown that
he sueind scam fns Mr. Dryden, the Mist saginsee of
the mespany, la two lote, which ha ought to ban paid in to
the company's haft, mentat. Instead of that he nude apl
that account with the two shims of the slot had, sad
not paying anything I. to that aceinat, defrauded than of
that amimat. This was • ems whisk send he MOM Mbar
as an esbendemost or as a talsay. Ma the. mai
Mr. Reynolds, who said—l mike obis, acesesteat of the
Gnat Noethern Hallway Ompany. Than is • fund in
eximenos with the *messy se led Us Sick Fund. Kr.
Mowatt, the muntem, is she trysts of that fond. I din.
buss fortnightly the risk pay &Bowsaw. It was the duty
of the prisoner, who wee my chief clank, to get shims
from Mr. Kush for the sweat so paid by me sassy ts.t.,
night. 43a Sept. 27 I 01 as that asconnt, 901. 18s.
Oa the 11th of Oats I paid as the isms account,
231. 12a. 10d. When the 'chew got the Owns, his assay
was to pay then to the aseenaftat or demist amount.
Those Mama has not bees paid I. to my mareat. I have
a book for the Wiry of merm sailed the "Register of Clash
sad Value soden he So seemat." lathe& book I lad
three auras in the pubsser's handwriting. Twe are for
the 27th Weber lase as tor souy ruined Ina Mr.
Dryden, vie.. 721. 9s. IL, sad 161. 18a. TM other is ea
the 20th, sad Is to Fft. 10s. W. Those entries wipeout
each record hem thews#mer's dope/Meat of the essimay.
Mr. Dryden is the bead of that department. It was the
priksor's duty to pay that um to the Great Northers
Hallway Computy's traffic snout at the Taloa Bask.
That is • different count from the mccountast's drawing
account, mad h • separate aessat. The mosey so renived
is one amour ought sot to have Wee paid to mother
seecent.
To Mr. D'Eproert—Thos same as entered is the book
ere in the ptheaer's handwriting. His handwriting is •
' ratleisat soknowledgmeat for the sweat be resolves is
that way,
Mr. Heavy Oallery—l as the chief desk In the Sala
WO Gale al the Grist Northam Railway Comtism. In
the ewes et bas urea I reserally seal the Chows for tho
Sink sod Femeal Allswaese Fund, after they ban resolved
Mr. lisseseffe eigiatem Mthe preerm That mosey
is Mimosa by Ms. Ili p.slda nil are sully
drawn by** pelsommr, aid study Mr. Mowatt. The two
Moque now endued, sad dated the 27th October, an so
ftsad. Oa the back are this Initials of the pietism. Mr.
Wenn keeps that account at Haywood and Romans'
bank. The two shims pronsed are for such pay wages.
Mr. William Geodesi—l am • nark at Ms Tulsa Bank.
Oa the 29th October issa I dad as retry of • payment to
the Great Mothers teals account for 981 18i. U. That
was pail is and made up of two doves, 601. In notes, sad
the NM In sash.
II& Parairs—l Ind that the siek advance amosat is
Him Me siewastt of the two itheeptei. These two mesa
hessant hem paid to my aessat. I have waned my
MAW se fire bmk.
Witness insalseed—All that was paid in to the sweat-
sat% sessurit has been plead to it. Of that lam ear*. By
that I mas Me Great Northern drawinp account.
Mr. D'lmasert—Can you say that all the money paid
In to the wassuatant's amount was placed to It?
Witnees—Ne, that would be the duty of smother sink.
Mr. Mould (the shin dark)—Yen have got just the
wry t
Witairse—Yes.
Mr. Mould—How wild the dark who keep the ledger
sessnain without the ledpr /
Witness—By tho docket.
Mr. Mould—And the dockets are not here t
Witasso—No.
Mr. Haddieson—Then let us kayo a nomad.
Mr. nobler, Use did not object nor ask any quirks% mg-
gaited Wedasoday.
Mr. D'llyoimert said it bad bitter be Thursday.
The prisms was dm removed by the gaoler.
MABLBOBOUGH-STREET.
Janes Massy, landlord of the Crowe public bout,
Crashers- a well-kmowa pugilist, ma suramined
but... Mr. Bing an, for hung unlawful possession of a
stoles 61. Bank of Raphael sots. Mary Massey, his wife,
was also Wended in Ma sumeens.
It appeared from the evidence on Saturday last, that the
tote had been stolen from tits cesh-box I. the chamber of
David Gibbing, barrister, Now-sourt, Temple, on the 28th
of October, and ea the day altar the robbery, the sots had
been paid to a *lark of a pork ph merchant atoned Watling,
by Mrs. Massey. The oxplamatios of the accusd, who
seated they wen scans to rosellset the party from whom
they received the note, was sot considered satisfictory to
the migistrate, who adjourned the case until yesterday, with
an admosiths to the scurf to brash up their neollection,
sad to sends their books to alailltaia whether say dee ex-
iled to the penes from wheat the ano was taken.
Yesterday all puffs bstag In attendance, Mr. Bingham
husked whether the wand were prepared with any in-
firmities about tha note.
Mrs. Musty said she had been unit& to rucollest any.
Wag more Roost the noes, spinally is the truants' had
maned sourly • month ago.
lindens having been given of the menet of the sots
Mm Mra. Massey is the promos of her hathead,
Ms. Bingham said he had dose all in hie power to Mist
the semplainsat in his prousdiags to eons at the parties
who had reamittod dr robbery. The preset was sot a
sine to which the note in question was summated to be a
seeks aote. It would be fur tits prosecutor to determine
what Usher steps he would take in the matter, but the
precut summer must be discharged.
Mr. Masan thanked the nagistrate, and maid he would
take good ears not to change any 61. notes la fates except
ter parties whom he said identify.
THAMES.
As Mr. Yardley was about to leans the bench, a poor
wassaa, with aa infant is hot arms, and who appeared to
he haff-staned, tria.blingly inured the witoets box, and
said her husband and son won both lying dead, and she
bad not the seams of Simla' thus.
Mr. Yardley—How is that, my good woman ?
The applicant said that Mr husband had bean lea' suffer-
Mg from sousimption, sad afar a lingerieg ilium died on
Thursday last. A few weeks sins her son, 13 mars of age,
sat with an occident. He fell while he was carrying two
pans of wain for his employer, aid received very sews
Starke from the effects of whin he died on Saturday last.
During the Meese of her husband sod sou she parted with
all her Waiter, to obtain food sod mediae's for them, and
she was now lift with six young children, and without
Me mew of obtaining broad for thous ; bat what *Mined
hos most was that she mu unable to bury the remains of ler
Isabsad and son.
ll4s. Yardley—lt is a very sad case. Wbat is your
mom t
Thu applicant—My ewe le Louisa Davison,and my late
husband's auto was Joseph Davison. Ho was a brigs-

layer.
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Mr. Yardley—When do you live
Applicant—At No. 1, Clarmhall-gardar, our Stem
Church. Here are the certileatas relating to the death of
sy hesband and boy.
Iffir. Yardley—Does any oas know the story related by
Ole poor woman to be true
Denny, au officer of the court, said it was too true. The
poor widow and her children were is a state of destitution.
Mr. Yardley, who wse mach crated at the recital, or-
dered that a 'amigo should be given to the applicant
from the poor boa fund.
HAMMERSMITH.
Tkomes Gilmour, of Ramsay, lets of Man, was finally
examined on • chime of °Stardom three bills of t :change
for 2501. each by false reprerentationg.
Mr. Capnol, of Gray's-len, said he 41 been Instructed
by the triads of the prisoner, who were highly respectable
para.', raiding is the Isle of Man to appear for the
soared, and he bad to 'afore his wonblp that arrangements
bad ban made to the galefactios of Mr. de Boys (Mt soli
shoe ter the pragmatics), sad they had so exonerated the
primmer from the serious sharp that he would lave the
wart without a stigma upon his chancier.
Mr. de Bore added that he deeliaed to prosesste.
Mr. Deyeres then sold the prisoner would be discharged.
The primmer was about to leave the wort by the private
door when M was stopped by Miller, the poke, mbepsiased
to the petit(' oat:sags. At this time a elmare °Seer was
at Steads of Gilmour, ready to take him into custody epos
a espies, at the suit of Mr. Bassett, the watek and clock
maker, of Ckespalds. Übfustely Gilmour was allowed to
go thragli the private door to the alb, II ho had left
beetle then; but he was followed by the *hairs officer,
sad they were shortly afterwards nes walkiat toffillbri
free Segal samba fate the easel, the oases eanylag the
Wade.