The Express.
London, England, 1860-01-05 00:00:00

Till 103311A1 OF £6OO AT GATI811141).

At the Derbies Quarter 13emiens on Monday •
Ann Miller, alias • angle ware, was *barged
with steeling three 1001. notes, one 2W. Bank of linglend
eon, oee IW. Beaks( England sets, one cheque for the pay-
sent of dl!. 10.. 611., and one other AWN her the payment
of 601., the peoperty of Bunnell Li at Gateshead, on
the 21 et of Ociober. The Has. A. Liddell appeared for the
prosecatica, and Mr. Lames for the prisoner. The prose-
entor, who is an elderly Rs; was • machinery broker,
living at Oldham, Lancestuse. On the 18th of October he
went to Newoutla for the pvpoee of attending en &notice
sale of some machinery. Hs sad his brother took up their
temporary lodgings at the Wheat Sheaf Inn, Gatimbeed.
Abash tight o'clook en the evening of the 21st of °a-
, the prosecutor wait out of hie lodgings to
" stretch his lege," having in a besot pocket of
his wane aet • memorandum book, containing notes and
cheque to the amount of neatly 6001. Near to the entrance
of the Bad-moos lan the pentane, whim dark eyes and
high cheek bona had haunted him ever glace, came up to him
mid asked him to give bar • gill. The prosecutor refused to
do so, when ohs put her arms partly rend him, and after
frequent Importunity the presecotor &eked her where she
meet get any beer. She immediately replied. "In here,"
taking the prosecutor into a dark lute nada( tea public-
hour. At this moment the prisoner, with ooenderable
adroitness, coninv.d to ease tor victim of the memorandum
book, sad immediately ran away. The prosecutor was dumb-
foundered at this barefaced robbery, and on stepping out
again Into the wrest he saw a woman turning quickly round
• corner. The prisoner was apprehended at twelve o'clock
at night in her lodgings at Thouipeon's•yard. On
being charged with this heavy rubbery she averred
that she had not been out that evening; and en
being taken to the station-house, and confronted with the
prosecutor, she fell down on her knees, saying, "Oh, God, I
eat done for now." Tim prosecutor described the dress which
the prisoner had on that sight, which was corroborated by
several policemen, who saw bur in the street • few minutes
after right o'clock, whkda was • few minutes titter the robbery
bad been oomniitted. Nene of the money up to the present
time has been bound, bet Inspector Swart, said that he had
been informed that the pocket-book in variation end some
memorandums had been found In St. John's-churchyard,
Newcastle. A pipanaker named Itatushaw, uncle ti the
man with whom the pricaer cohabited, mid that the prisoner
lodged at his homey sad be would *weer before all the judges
and jories as earth that the plainer was not out of hie
holies after eight o'cikick oe the night she was arrested. The
wife of the above witness, as being serial, said that the pri-
soner came into her lodgings exactly at eighto'clock. and was
never out again until apprehended by Policemaa Brown, to
whom she said it was ten mintage eftor eight o'clock when
the pawner came hoses. This oficier distinctly stated that
no meth time was mentioned, bat that this ccavereation took
place on the Monday afterwards, when boatload at Rameitaw's
home. The jury returned • verdict of "not guilty." Pri-
soner—. Thank you, geetlemen. lam quite innocent ; the
jury lure daze nee justice."