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

THE POLICE COURT&

MANSION-HOUSE.

Amph Theeisha.7isei;eiliO•l7wifaifellow, wee charged
with the doable amen at bowleg rescued • thief tram tha
comb* of Kr. Remy • gentlemen ot iariepsodeat mese,
Habig et 3, Ciliitorweil, awl at having also
siesupted to veto Ides.
The pmeeiber eeld—Tweirday Muse= I wee la Cheap-
/4k, whore I sew lb. priesotr. I observol • am steel •
sentlems'e wake 'AAA he dropped whir I held him,
sill 1 wee by • awake at am, enamel whow
wee the risetww, who coned INA" " He Aral got
pow week That atoms 11111.111. healed dom,
end wiles I veigoinei ay bet the Omer tone up
to tee, wed pot both him kende Ida ay weieleeet peat&
I esieed hies, eat, with the soleteses el • kind, heat him
uatil ea eine cum up, As I VII; Wilke him ewe wes
bit Ng thumb relsaadtor bit the eeli et ea
or ie. lam from ney pocks{ is the mat. It wee thew*

the violence of the primmer and those who were along with
him that I lost my hold of the man who the watch.
Mr. W. Robertson, an independent livingetll3,
Viotorie-road, Lower Islington, stallenent.
Mr. W. Heart —I live at 13, Newton-street, Houton. I
was in Cheeped& yesterday when the prommion paned.
Suddenly I foend iaall surrounded by a rabble of the
lowest peewit& desert At a premocerted signal a ge-
neral bonneting end netting took place. I had two male
buttoned over my gold watch, which was in my waistcoat
pocket. I was pushing my way through the crowd, when I
found that a swarthy man had his hands under my oast. I
struck him, sod he jerked the watch under the lest of the
crowd. I let go the man and recovered my watch, butts doing
this I lost sight of the man who had stolen it. I haves distinct
reocileotion of the appmnea of molt a man as the Fs-isomer,
but I should hardly like to swear that he was the men who
stole my watch. lie was bonseting most assiduously ; he
maned to have as much badness on his hands ea possibla.
(A laugh.)
T. &art, constable 411, said that et the time in question
be saw a great many men who conumocad boanating every
1,6 U-dressed person in the csrowd. He took the prisoner to
the station-hems, but found nothing about him.
The primer, who said nothing is his defence, wee folly
committed kr trial upon both charges.
Jokes Iteseisad wee charged with staelMg a watch from the
pocket of Mr. William Holey, a talks, Ilthg at Tunbridge,
while the latter wee standbys at the curved Comma
Mont.

for is
h risoner, who denied the charge, was fully committed
Andfr.ose MTltersom, traveller to Mr. A. Amdjah, looking-
gloms manufacturer, of 170, Bialsopegate-street, wee charged
with embezzling money belonging to Itlii employer.
The prosecutor deposed to several instances where the
aco prisoner
ted for. hid received limey on his behalf which he had not
ottn

TitT prlscmer wee remanded, but the Lord Mayor mid he
would take
day. bail, cos surety in. 601., for his appeantaos on •
future
The Lord Mayor requested that the press would acknow-
ledge the receipt of 11. le. for Frances Johnston, from ~ A
few Mere, in the Loomootive Department of the Great
Western Railway, at Swindon."

WESTMINSTER.
silfrod Krum, alias Lowe, alias Seria, and many other
names, and William Taw, wage brought up for r►examina-
tion.

The particulars of the charges against the prisoners will be
in the recollection et our readers.

Yr. YwhaU attendd Jar the prosecution, and celled evi-
dence to show that Talby woe employed by the other prisoner
to collect the Teat, and ridded la one of the horse Smith
Thad got poserskaoL
~_declared that he knew nothing of the other placer.
Smith gave bits 2a. per week and • room to
Eve i=,t: to little repairs to the knew and miler the rents.
It hints( ban stated that there was no further @videos
against Taiby,
Mr. Payette diseharged him upon his own==ss
appear on to the try of the other primer's r
A gentleman named Bruton mid that two years ago the
prisoner obtained prod= of • house herniae to him by
false addressee and false redermar. He had bra ocavrted
under the name of Marin, and had had *Man months'
imprisonment. This statement wee oomtlrmd by the Aar
who had him la melody.
Priaorr—l was t, your worship; it's false. I had not
Wetter months' imprisonment.
Eollossose—l maw him tried and heard him sentsnesd. _

iriseser—ltour quaited, yr/Wworship, by Lord
Campbell.
Poliormis—Namowin. You served your time. He wee
also =rioted, your worship, fur patting off • fah* cheque
op3n the British Beak, when he had no efisots, sad received
KZ month' imprisonment.
Mr. Perder said he thought than wee amply sufficient
proved naiad the primmer, whom ha should remand until
this day (Tkumitey) week.