The Express.
London, England, 1856-01-03 00:00:00

CAPTURE OF TWO FOROERS.

Two notarlose forgers, named William Strange@
sad Thaw Ber, wen raptured at Eton on &tansy last,
charged with having forged the name of the Bel of Dishy
to two cheques cm his lordship's beakers, Masan. Hoare, of
Fles•street, for the repeetive elms of fifty pounds and on.
handfed ponds. It agrees that on the 27th Note nber
last Keen. Hears received a cheque by post, enclosed in a
letter signed Mrs. Mary Harris, reputing to be drawn ►y
the Earl of Dishy. The writer of the letter requested the
many eight benefited in Beak of Hegel:id notes to Mn.
Mazy Hants, Marrow, near Guildford, Surrey, and Meson.
Hoare baring no earpiece of the forgery seat the money
anardingly.

Oa Friday last, the 28th Deeember, Neese. Hoare received
small letter, dated 12,High-street, Bum, Becks, and bow-
leg the post mark of that tarn, enelosiag • cheque
for sae baadred pounds, signed Diglsy, payable to Octavio'
Wlagbeld, Esq., sad requesting that the sbume might be
haelered by two 601. Bank of England notes. This letter
erased the simpleton of the corresponding clerk, to whom
the letter was banded, end the Sim at eats instructed their
solicitors, Nemec Blake and Co., Bisa-strat, Strand, to
investigate the scatter. Aeardiagly a gentleman sonneoted
with the "Welton' altos Immediately proceeded toWiadeor,
sad pat Island( is communisation with a Mr. Mann, who
has the manummeat of the justice business in that part of
the anaty. The result was that through the salve asser-
tions of that patients the prisoner ad • confederate were
apprehended on the morning of Saturday last, and brought
before the Rev. Thomas Carter, of Eton College, tumor the
Burks tentless, en Tuesday.
It appeared from the evidebee that the house No. 12,
Highstrus, Bien, was a beer-shop kept by a man asset
Ales, and the prisoners bad requested permission to have •
letter directed there in the name of Wingfield. Maim was
is the tap room, is the dimuise of • bricklayer, and when
the prisoners applied for the letter shish had bout posted
is Lyndon, he took them into melody.
Hanford, an officer of the Niendleity Society, deposed
that one of the primaen (Thema Bew) was well squinted
with Lord Digby's handwriting, baying obtained several
cheques from his lordship under falls pretences. On the
last occasion, at the end of the year 1851, the prisoner
obtained from his lordship a cheque for 251., by representing
that he was a Captain Newton, for which arena he was
tried and ecavieted at the Old Bailey in December of that
year, sad sentenced to seven years' transportation. He was
now • tieket °flan man. When the prisoner was appri"
headed in 1851 by Honford's father, he inflicted seek
serious injuries upon that Miser that the latter had n
reamed from the attack, sad his dissolution was delly
exted is assumes's of the prisoners brutality. Both
n were well•knews swindlers end begging-letter
writer., and have both been repeatedly convicted.
The prisoners, who were respestably dressed, were (al!,
committed to Aylesbury for trial at the Lent anises far
Bask&

ST. PAUL AND BT. BAINABAIL—It seems *wowed
flat the cream °staid* our ehurches, as well aa said., than
M breaght late the decision on the appeal. to/ether with
stained glue windows and other ' ornaments of the
eharah," as will as "sops, and altasablee, er vivisects,"
er mums* of the slaistsoo," sad "fa stio"...
Literary Clitrolirosa.