The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-26 00:00:00

MOOS U. SIMON AUMON 110 NI. WWII WATIOL

7112 roanaa IN PAILLIXIIII,IIThEIT.
trpos t►. mantis& ef Neigh, the mead tot the
prislaer, t►. Wel et ll.►rn Markey, to the

atreet =ardor, was had to take Naga es Friday morals'.
Healy Nathan.; • pret-ollee letter carrier, pleaded
polity to scheme of stealing • letter, sestalaieg • halt
**amiss sad kar pottage stamps, the reperty of the Post.
master Oeseral.

The poisoner, it appeared, wits asepleyod sea letter surfer
et Wendenorth,unt Is eonarquencte of osuplalsts of the see-
delivery of mosey letters in that distrlet a test letter, as it
ts cJled, wee addrissed to Wandsworth, which sestained •

halt t life awl sane poatagenwampe. The letter was
not delivered, gad so the primmer being takes iota custody
the envelope of the missies letter and the postage-stamps
were hued is bin p wswelea.
The prisoner wen eeeneeed le fur year,* pose aervitede.
Sums! Summers pleaded guilty so • 'huge of felts
siout'y escape( hem 'melody, ef:er Ulm; convicted of
felony.
The primmer wee esevieted is this wart, la May, 1864, el
stealing lead, awl aratemesed to a rites illititi•081111111n is the
Eases conntynasol,ssiwisslokl. The olden took the pi
s mu by the Esstera 01111ftift Railway to Clielmshied, the
prisoner being handselled, end on their arrival et Ckelmw
tvd the prises. r darted away how theses/rade, rim dews
the staircase loadias hem the staties, mad, aotwitketeadles
his being hampered by the handcuffs, stmeseded la naiad
his escape, and anthill • as heard of him utile short time
back, whoa he was takea into custody, sad the present
*barge preferred erratum hire. It appeared that Mau the
prisoner had been at large he had *alma tato the Middle-
sex Militia sad condected himself with pespriety.
Berea Alderesa said, la peas*; mailsaWs, that he said
not blame a yeses mate of eightees, wttld appomed to be
the age of the primmer at the time el Mid Saimmean, itir
anCesueriag to swops • matinee of twirled Mouths' lapin
eumeat, sad it wu the duty of the Awe te take eau
that be did am de so, If be weld. He Isalk beaver, dose
wroas in makieg his escape, and he must aft Moeda any ba-
salt from kW prweeding. Toe seetitaise SINN him,
would ine that he should oodorgo thoosedo2o•llermerly
pawed ups him, and one swath's imptimmatht addl-
Iles for the weep..

THE POLICE COURTS.
THIS DAY.

MANSION-H01:1811.
Josiah William Taylor, • boy of shoat 16. was hentilst
tbe Lord Mar r, shamed with automatist, the swage of
bio saiployar, Mr. J. F Chian', • mai merchant, earry-
fag ea business la lowor Themes-stress.
Mr. Johnson, clerk to Mr. Chia's', said that Mir mi-
meo, had •1.0 (miserly boa• in the same Denim, a•d that
ha sbocoadod oa its 10th October last with 31. I. that
witaeas hod pima him for Asap in malleellag. In
oddities** that tie prison. r hod eolleirtod 101. 10e. IL at
Lady Om's, 111. at • Mr. McOomewee, sad 11. 161. M
the Marquis of Lenadomm's. The prima, had sat as-
.oases for woof them ism.
T►. prison was riporoodod for tho mantles of the wit.
arson who paid him Om noway.

BOW STREET.
ALLiciszi Tale? DT A WAITRI AT TR2 1210111 cLus.
Goethe Harvey, a waiter at the Reform Club, was brought
biters Mr. Hoary, {bathed with etisaliag two sovereign',
the property of Charles Park Wilk, the auporiatirodent of
the three-rem.
The ptheecator stared that having frequestly mimed
and corer tieing able to discover the thief this more-
Mg he pot in a drawsr,ia hie room,twelv• movereigas,kalla-
areereige, ball u Urea, sad some silo•r, sad WI lb. drawer
What. The **moils/ were tubed. He lan his room, and
returned in about a gout*r of as boar, whew ks mimed two
of the marked rovereigns. Haying been informith that the
prisoner had With is hi. thou to the sassawhile, he ant
for him to the steward's dash sad at the sun time bad a
constable ittchrid. Friar sovereigns wen thud es his, of
which two were marked. Oise of these Imam identified

as oae of those missed tbie eaorniag, and the other as sal
which be had masked last weak, mad which was Om
.tole. _ _ _

.....
Henry Tibbin, house-porter at the Reform Chb, woo pre-
sent when Mr. Wick marked the money. He afterwards
saw the primmer eater the room, and while he was there
heard the Oink of mosey—gold, he believed. He save in!
tonastion to Mr. Wish sad this west to prisomer's room
and fetched him to the dowses taws to be smirched.
Poliesnisa C 114 searsimed the prisoner and found on his
the nosey produced sad &bush el thirteen keys.
Mr. Henry—HA yes try If either of theta fitted Mr.
Wick's drawer ?

...-- - -.---..
The constable admitted that it did not oetthr to him.
Mr. limy—You ought to have tried thou. Tor will
have to do so.
The prisoner said he was perfectly innocent. He only
went into the superintendent's room to bruh hie hair, Si
there was no glue in his own room. lie bad lad ono of the
sovereigns tor more than a month, and bad no doubt ke bad
received the sovereign in engage from Mr. Wick. It might
be asked bow he math be boantly powered of so mach
money, being only a waiter at W. a-year ; bat be bad made
money by betting en hones, and sometime had considerably
luger sums. Ile said be bore a good character, sad was
deeply hurt that sash a charge should be hymen against
him.
Mr. Wicks said the prisoner had no bullies la his room
to womb his hair or for say other purpose.
Mr. Beery ressanded him for timber examination,
directing the constable to try the keys In the meanwhile,
and also to search the prisoner's lodgings.

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