The Express.
London, England, 1858-04-29 00:00:00

THE POLICE COMM

George Barrow, the senior portlier la the dna of Barrow
sad Hazooad, wholesale steamers, of 72, Basinghell-strost,
was charged with forging and uttering two bills of exchange
for 461. and M. ICI. ad., with latent to &head the Baba
Beak of London. _ _

It will be remembered that the prisoner's partner wee
elearged with the same offset), at this court on Tuesday
Sergeant Spittle, a detective dither, mid about half-pen
wen o'clock on Tuesday evening he apprehended the psi-
weer at the Chalk-firm railway station. He told him he
was charged with forging and uttering two bills of
with latent to defraud the Union of LoedonizahlC
phone' asked upon whose authority he was apprehended,
and upon being told that It wee upon the authority of the
Union Bank be made no further remark. At the polies it
he asked if he could be allowed to make any statement,
and when informed that whatever he said would be used in
evidence against him be declined saying anything.
Sergeant Brett said, when he showed the prisoner the two
' bills in quantal, he merely asked to see the backs of the bills,
but he did not say anything.
Alderman Phillips said there was sufficient to justify hint
in remanding the prisoner until Monday next, so that the
two partners night be brought up together.
Remanded accordingly.
James Palmer, alias Tom Law, was bronchi up,
with stealing a horse and chaise and suit of hvery, value 701.,
the property of Mr. William Blew zones, of Kilburn Priory,
The pp for said that on the 16th of April lan he was
proceedingthrough Fleet-street, when he saw a gentleman
whom he supposed to have been abroad, and being desirous
of anertaiaing where he lived, he celled the prisoner and de-
sired him to trace the gentlemen home, and then go to him
at a place named in Begent.strest. The prisoner did so, and
the posees put hien into a inbli7l having his own
ready he drove down, fallowed the prisoner, to Heater-
street, Brunswick-square, wine disoherged the cab, and
left his own horse and chaise to the prisoner's oars while he
went into the house which the prisoner had traced the gentle-
man to. He had not been then long when, happening to
look out of the window, he found his horse and Chaise and
the yrl had vanished. Oa making inquiries in the
nighboarhood he found his bons and chaise to a mese
in Henrietta" street, but the prisoner had decamped with
a new suit of livery which was in the chaise.
Oa the followieg morning he was riding outside an omnibus
when he saw the prisoner emerging from Field-lane, and
pee him into custody.
The coat was found in the posansion of a woman who
lived with the prisoner, and the rend the suit of livery was
traced to a pawnbroker's shop.
The prisoner was remand, in order that the woman might
be brought up with him.
Alderman Philip., at the conclusion of the night l
said—l hive received a letter which I think of so mcutrtit
Mto the public, that, without making any comments,
ate once hand ft over to the reporters of the It
is written to • leman of the highest ty, but
as
there ere ladie In court I will not read aloud; but let it
speak for itself through the medium of the public press.
The following is a copy of the letter, with the exception of
the names and addresses, which, for obvious reasons, we
withhold for the venue :
" Sir,-1 beg permission to inform you that lam in the occa-
skew' habit of making pecuniary advances to ladies, and that
at the prevent time I have some highly eligible investments to
caw, which, besides yielding a meat remunerative rate of in-
terest, will, in all probability, place other advantages at your
dlsposeL Further particulars may be obtained on application
to me, between the hours of eleven and four, or by appoint-
roent.—l have the honour to be, sir, your most obedient
servant, ito."

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
ElMara dmirews, a decant-looking keels, wee charged
with attempting to commit enkide is the Serpentine.
Poker-oonstable 106 G said that ea the previons evening
he saw the primmer walking up and down on the bank of
the Serpentine, and judging from her manner that she con-
templated suicide he went up and spoke to her, and she said
she intended to commit suicide, bet there were so teeny
people about that she thought it would be of no me, as she
would be mooned. He took her to the workhouse, where
abe had remained all night. He found, on searching
the 'talon-home, the following letter, written in •
meaner : _ _

Thia is through &Areas of mind, my troubles are so
great. I can dye no kart. My haebend has been the
mum of this—be going &best wort e( with other wdondli
and leaving me for days. There Ss on. In enspard-disst,
who has told se that be wee ring to keep bar, bet I ain't
are for that if he wouldbat give sr meadldeg b by
little food, and to tad sheer to Li my brad 4.y The Teet

hope God will punish my husband for his amity. PA-7114,
I have made my paste with God."
The letter was signed by the prisoner.
Mr. Hendon mid he should roma the prisoner, that ta.
guides might be made.
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