The Express.
London, England, 1858-11-06 00:00:00

WORSHIP-STREET.

Charla &WA Bewiewe, 46 years of age, dencribed r a
law agent, at No. 6, Denes-etreet, IMlngton, and levy law-
liaya 36, his wife, were charged before Mr. Harrill with
conspiring to &ahead Mr. Reuben Michael, Bingham-plaos,
New North-road, of 261. es a Mil of exchange.
Mr. Barrow. a solicitor, attended fur the prosecution, and
Mr. Heritage for the prisoners.
The prosecutor stated—l am a bill discounter, and in the
early part of July bat the female prisoner who wee quite a
stranger to me, came with a bill, I think about 171, is
amount, which she wished me to discount. She stated that
her busbead,• Mr. Smith, residing at 2, Cropley-terrace, New
North-rood, bad sold a pony end chaise to Captain Terrier,
who had given the bill in payment. She also said that Cap-
tain Trokier was in the receipt of a 701. pealon from the
Beet India Cotosir, sad produced him card, "ars
Terrier, late Army, Notting-10," as also aprinted
bill=int to a memri of that person's 'ty as
refused "to do" the bill, it being under
;01., aid she left, giving me to understand that the
house In Cropley-terreos, and tie property therein, was
their own. On lalll following evening she returned with this
bill for 261., observing that they had taken it of =
Torokiar in part payment, end had handed him the
in car, whir made them distressed for or short of mousy.
On the day the bill Weenie due I presented It at Mews.
White's, bankers, of Chsring-etoes, and found that no accord
was kept there by Captain Terrier. I also learnt that the
name of Smith was unknown es a powskoar at Somerest-
house, and the prisoners had removed from Croplay-terrace.
A few days after the bill wee dishonoured, a perm raper
seating himself ea Captain Torahs ogled upon and showed
me the copy of a writ.
Bergeant Harvey, 9 d, AMNIA the primmer, esconnected
with notorioaa psi of retedre, sled to have pared by
the names of Breed, Rawlings, RobWaon, Layton, Smith,
and Cheateleid.
The primers were remanded, and bail refused.

adVevel Zoos, ellen and various other
seer, ens charged on remand with ocespiring with others
to obtain pairsoice of • number of houses. The court was,
as Wore, densely crowded with the yeteoner's viol me and
others.

Mr. Marshall, barrister, again attended to prosecute, and,
after competing the ems which have already been detailed,
add that than wore aumberkes other complaints of • lik•
Mieraotsr which Wee be established oohed the accused ;
but, not to multiply eases of that de•miptbn, ha would pro-
ms& to cue of • mach mon serious character. He now
charged tba primmer with folksy, wader the follow-
ing circumstances March last the accused ander
the name_ ed Kress, le - Mho II"

applied ... a ......• M'Lean, _
et 27, &yanstmennest, Portman-pare, for the
leer at • twilling hour honestly; to that lady.
He represented Word se • vs •aveyar and an amok oil 7,
Maddox4M Ilagent-drest, and mid he was ado bista=r
Davb, • searm et fortune and meneker
who had hit hie own mime Oztortioldro, and
a famished hems at • Ihrtionaltie part of the metropolis.
The penes repremated as Dr. Davie slew made hie
24==and grassed hb swoon' dint leer, bat rid
bn rf thi sort entirely to his agent, Mr. Kress.
The latter, attended by a pperam who pored r his olerk,went
through the hour, end having taken art inventory at the
it was arranged that lir. Davis should tots poen=
30th of March, at 2601. per annum, Mies li'Lesa
retard= poseur= of one room. in which valuable rebate
was deported. The keys of the house
= "rptlaresion of it IMO formally gives to the
=mgby Miss 111`Lesa, on the night dthe
March, he alone being left in the hoer. Oa
the following day Mir M'Lean wanted to take away
some trunks from Lee store-room, and went to the hoe= bat
wee unable to obtain admittance ; ahe rid a mooed visit on
the second day, and having on the third evening taken the
opinion of the polioe, attar= the dwelling with her Ist=
key, and found that it wee &marled. Her store-tour had
been broken into, all her lone forted open, and plate, linen,
and other property to the value of 1601. carried oft. She
never heard of, nor saw anything more of Dr. Davie nor
the prisoner until now. In addition to the pluedering of the
store-room as described, • valuable van had been purloined
from the drawing room.
Min ll'Leaa having been examined I. support of this
statement, the primmer was committed upon the three
charges baba oilseed to of carping, but farther remanded
upon the charge of felony till Wednesday.