The Express.
London, England, 1858-02-22 00:00:00

I.IARYLEBONI.

• ommotelatestre the Mlle; YOl7:4Fes7lit, was charged with
ina robbery of plate of the valise of from 801.
Itloairtft., the property el Mr. J. Bally, Q.C., fol,Wastbourne-
Pence, Bayswater.
Oa the previous • the primmer west bato the shop
of Kr. Marshall, silversmith, of 96, Edgware-reed, and MIDM
if they would purchase some plate which he was authorised
to dispose of by a gentleman going to India. Mr. Yeashelrs
eon MK be bad better bring it, and in about half as hour he
came back with silver candlesticks, several dooms of diver
spoons, forks, and other articles, ineledbig cake I=
• cruet stand, and some castors. He weighed it aad
prisoner 721. for it, which he agreed to take. He this
asked him the gentleman's addresa, and he replied that
he was at present staying at an hotel in Bt. James's, and
handed him a card on which wee engraved the name of
" Mr. D. Aitchison," but without an address. Having
some misgivings he declined to punkase, when the
add, " Oh, it's of no coneequenos, perhaps yea will =lel
21. on the cruet Mead ; call with the mamma to-
WNW" morning." Mr. Marshall,jun., diellesed to do that,
and the prisoner then left with the plate, sod wee followed
by Mr. Maraisall as far as Pread-street whore he wesJobeed
another man • they got into a cab' aad drove of, sad
leftism ma after; it till he eaw a policemen, end is the ash
Wag Mopped, prisoner and the other man opened the oppo-
site door end ran 'trey, laving most of the plate in the cab.
Prisoner was captured, but the other men got clear off. The
cruet stand was found in the prisoner's pocket.
Mr. Sally identified the plate, mad said hie butler bad
abeconded.

—Tiii;;;benan rid he woe told to dries to the Gloucester
Coffee-house, Piccad
The man who escaped was believed to be Mr. Baby's late
butler, and the •aooer was sinnandeid with • view to the
apprehension of his companion.

souTHWAII.

Mr. Bolton, of the Sure: Halal, Caveat-
wdes, attended before the stagfigkebe, esawspealsd by •
foreign gentleman, and Mated that lie lOW bad slept at
his house on the pevions night, and ta the utersing he had
given a half sovereign to his waitress, which she put in her
month, and it immediately Wes In LEX Upon this she
very rashly called a pollossnan and pee him Into custody.
When they got to the station the money was east to
• jeweller's to be tested, and it Parsed oat Is be wholly
!Lod i
.. .zlissonpon the gentleman was
was not at home when the eorarrestos
The
aid b .rspetted very much that his waitress aoosTQ have
when the course she did. He now whited to apologise
pab&ly to the gentleman for the annoyance to which he
bed been 'objected, end he almoßa=etao Inds, half •
sourreign to the peer-box. The said he was
perked. satisfied with what Mr. ton had done, sad he
should taken farther proceedings against him. He wee cer-
tato that it Mr. Bolton had been at home be should not have
bees subjected to such an indignity. Mr. Bolton "fated that
the half 110VOTVir2 was badly coined, for it had ism broken
to atom. _ _

Mr. Bonham sad be wet glad Ihe pettier had acted so
•INiellbly, and he would willingly aosups the are for the
poor-ben.

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bink 114,11001., ism bs sold is, days far
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