The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-10 00:00:00

GUILDHALL.

&hoard Clarke end ,f;tirs----Welfi7 were breaght up on
remand before Sir R. W. Cudea, charged with burglariously
breaking into the premises of Mr. C. Onto, of 79, Newgate-
street, sad stealing therefrom goods to the value of about
1001. About the middle of August Ism it appeared that the
premise. of Mr. Greer, cutler, of Relegate-street, were en-
tered during the night, on which oxalate geode to the value
of 1001. were tarn away, and a further quantity of a simile:
value pecked up ready for removal. Within en hoar after
the robbery the whole of the property wee Pound at • home
In Peter and Key-court, Cow-cruse, belonging toe man
of the num of 7. miter, who was subsequently tried at
the Old Bailey demons for being concerned In the bur-
glary. and acquitted. The prisoners were apprehended
at the West-tad on another charge, when they were
identified ne being implicated in the burglary at Mr. Greer'.
peensfese; and on being phiced at the bar of this court, a lad
named Cox swore to having seen them on the night of the
robbery bringiag goods out of the warehouae. end tarrying
them away in • truck. A witness of the name of Core also
recognised them so the same puttee he saw carrying two
bags full of goods into the house where they were found.
A young woman also proved seeing the prisoners trying the
look of the warehouse door on the night in question. At the
lodgings of one of the prisoners were found about 70 skeleton
keys, 40 common door and other keys, several pLckkek• end
• small "jemmy."
Sir R. W. Carden maid It we. quite that' that the course of
such dangerous characters should be stopped, ea they had
In their possession a number of keys that were capable of
opening almost every warehouse in the City. They were of
tau dun of men who if detected in the emoraiseion of •
bergiary would not hesitate to commit murder, end he did
not think be should be doing hie duty if be dealt with them
II say other way than by sending them for trial.

BOW-STREET.
Joseph Berry, a well-known thief, WAN brought op on re-
mand on a charge of "garottiog " and robbing a gentleman
named Hibden.

The prosecutor deposed that on the night of Monday week,
be went at a late hone to the Ship public-boss, in Totten-
ham-court-road. He was a little the worse for liquor. He
stopped there for tome time, looking out for en omnibus, sad
while waiting be got into coevereauon with a woman sow
present, and treated her. The prisoner end another man fol-
lowed him into the house, and also followed Lim when he
left. After that he went with the woman to another
poblie-house, wham he again treated her. After he left he
was attacked by two men, who "garotted" him, took away
Me geld watch and breast-pin, worth together about 301., and
threw hie on his back on the footway pavement. He became
iasensible for some little rime, and had lance coffered extreme
prostration from the ipjlitie• received.
Caroline Well*. a prostitute, living in Tottenham-place,
sad that on the evening in question she had met the pri-
soner and another man in a public-beams oar the Boston-
mum terealans. They got into conversation, and the priao-
•er Mated her. After that, the two wen went with her to
her lodging'. After having some more drink the prisoner
left, and went to the Ship, leaving bit friend with her. Pre-
sently they followed him to the Ship. Mr. Hibden then
came in, and began to t.lk with her. He had a gla•e of
stout himself, and offered to "stand meet" for all the people
who were drinking there, inviting diem to " have what they
liked." They availed themselves of the offer pretty freely,
the prosecutor payee for everything. Presently he became
sospidoes, and refused to drink himself, or pay
fur any more liquor for the other people there,
bet said if she would go to some other
house with him be would treat her (witness) to what she
liked. Accordingly she west with him to the "
(The thief tuber explained that this wee a slang name for
the Southampton Arms public-house in Tottenham-conn-
ected, bat es the witness said she knew Scaly as the "Broma," '
she was allowed so to designate it throughout her atatemege.)
On leaving the "Beans" they were followed by the prisoner
and his companion, end as mon as they got clear out of sight
of the house, the other man sprang upon the prosecutor from
behind, clasping him round the neck with his arm, and
"throttling" him, while the wiener took his watch and
chain. They then threw the prosecutor oaths ground and made
off. She followed, ceiling out " Police," bat no poles mum, and
they got off. She went bask, but the prosecutor imagoes, and
she could not end him. She then vent to the station-house
and gam information to the police.
Policemen Lambert, a private clothes °fame of the it divi-
sion, stated that from the description given by the last wit.
sow he at once recognised the prisooer and his corogenion.
He therefore kept a good look-out for him, and •pprebendd
the prisoner on the first occattion. The prisoner had been re-
manded to give him an opportunity of taking the other num,
in which he bed not yet eutheeded. But he bad received is-
formation as to where the man wee biding, and be had no
doubt be should tyke him in a few day..
The prisoner being celled upon for his defence, said, "I ene
not the men. The woman does not know whet she its 'eying."
Hewer remanded till his companion should be appfthemaid.