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

BOW-BTBBBT.

Thomas Beason, wit7tia;ritt;i7liaself $ shoemaker,
was brought up ow remead, chirped oa his owa oomfession
with &slag some 13 years sae forged a cheque for 161, as
Mr. Frederic, Barlow, a Waiter at Cambridge, by whom he
was at that time 'employed social&
A few days saes the paseater presented himself at the
Bow-stria walks, mad mad" • statement to the aviator
as duty, Mr. Yadkin*. the followteg cc:—That
shoat yeas ale be Wee employed as oopyieg clerk by
Mr. Barlow, a s.ilsltt (b pin at Cambridge, sod
clerk to the berm ef there. That oat day la
totted oa his employee% a dowse for 161 311.4 up, bat
mot signed. Time be leek sway, sad bevies forged Mr.
Barlow's siguahue, be gee 'lmage at a public-Mae where
he was Wawa. He *Marisa lb. messy to • " &lead," at
whoa loalgation he MI ustamilled the efface. This mss
had promised to retina the eseaop meatelay, end if that
promise had bees kept ho wall have mooned the camas
end destroyed it. Bat be billed to do so, sad the publican
paid the cheque away. Diewrweg Wig now itarablinkt,
grasser abseoseled, sad had essldoedaver sista to evade
the search which wee mein Wife him. He had bad
Wry geed employment sea ebeemelsier (nada a lase name),
bat hid never bees able to maim spiky. sass of mousy to
makereetitatiom, wh,le Is the memetwhile he suffered mob
mead egouy as he weld so kayo "'Aare. He therefore
wished to give himself up to jades.
Whea brought before the magistrate he reiterated 'ha
statement. He said he 'weld sot rest till the scar was
investigated. It would be a relief to his mad to undergo
the peaky the law requited. He hoped that Mr. Barlow,
who wasp very good-heated mac, would take pity en him,
and, remembering hie pascal geed conduct, to whisk this
an the only eseeptioe, would reevmmetend him to marry at
the trial. Bet shoats it be otherwise, be would anther
awing* the fall peaky, whatever that might be, than
remain la his present disarm of mind,

He was remanded la order that Mr. B.rloir should be
uniminnioated with, sod it was asoortaind that his 'any
was perfutly true. Mr. Bedew, bow ow, declined to pro-
owed agaieu him, as brag a tints having elapsed.
The prisoner, on Wag played at the bar the sound time,
sad it formed of Mr. Berlow's decision, outlawed, " Theo&
God for that; it will ranoe my mind from the weight that
Lon it. Now I will go bask to my work with hid spirit,
sad try to earn mousy to repay Mr. Barlow."
Hs was then discharged
WESTMINSTER.
Edmnad Scott, Catherine Blackman, and Martha Moore,
the Bret-named of whom was terribly diefigurad in the fue,
were !barged with the following outpace
Mr. William White, contractor, lgd Ullington-street,
Vaulhall-bridgaortond, aid: Lset sight I wee coming along
the Broad Sanctuary, whoa the Neal* prisoner took my
handkerchief from my pocket. I eaaght hie hand, with my
hisadherahlef In it, as he was drawing it from my pocket,
and desired him to put it back, epos which he struck me a
blow with hie oast head amy nom. I took his by the
seller, sad paid hie the oomplimoat back again. The two
weer. at the bar, sad two oilmen who omapad, oarresadod
sad 1111-treated me. I woo obliged to lot the male jrreaa
go, sad he out off, bet a reatiorose stopped Mrs. I rushed
up sad aught him gabs, and we had a gnat amifile. Throe
women got hold of mo, sad a forth sad a sabots!" oasis
took the prisoqier sway from ma; but the guileless who
had before stop, el him again smelt him. I got my hand.
kerchief away from the prism's?, but it was taken tram Vie
by • stoat woman of the party who souped.
Mr. Humph/op, of 12, Wilt's-west, Pimlico, ea.