The Express.
London, England, 1858-09-24 00:00:00

THE POLICE co UM&

MANSION-HOUBII.
Gawp Gonna, a aolleottag dark, in the employment of
Mr. J. H. Wander, stetioass% at 43, Bt. Mary-au, wns
' c.harp before the Lard Mayer with embanking money be-
lon to his ruiner.
J. Paine and--I am • seerepaper agent at 9, Dover-
road, 'Borough, and deal with the pronantar. Oa the 11th
August last 1 paid the prisoner 4s. 84. Bd. on sooonat of the
prosecutor, and he gays in. the ready' produced.
Mr. W. H. Richardson, of 3, Cambridge-place, lode-
land-road, said that as she 11th ult. he paid the prisoner
21. 10a. on the tor's acoount.
Mr. J. H. er—The prisoner was in my employ-
ment as clerk and collator, and was authorised to receive
mousy on my account. lie did not swoon on the =
August for the 41. Bs. Bd. he recited of Mr. P
accounted to me for W. on the 10th instant, lasting a Warta
of 21. 841. Bd. He has not amounted to roe for the 21.10 a. ha
received from Mr. Richardson.
The prisoner, who said he had been induoed to rob his
master oa moon of domande afflictions was remanded.
Williow AA snotorions thief, west dinged with stealing a
handkerchief trim the pocket of • gentleman.
(3. Walldna, onstable MO, said that while on duty in
Bishopegate-nrest on Me previous evening he saw the pri-
soner try the pockets of three gentlemen without &Wren-
big anything from them. He than took the handkerchi4
prodnoed from • gentleman's pocket, and when punned threw
it over • well kr Camomile-street.
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H. C. Grimell, constable 669, corroborated the evidence of
the last wham.

W7tit ins—He is a. old thief, my lord. He begged of me
to let him go on account of his poor n other.
Mr. Goodman (chief clerk)—ile has been repeatedly
charged at this mart with theft.
The Lord Mayor—Prisoner, you were here in January,
and wore &wimp&
Primmer—Yea that's right, a Lad.
The Lisa Myer—Too was kw again in April and sea-
booed to tows math ! impistaiasat.
Prisemr—All menet.
Tbe Led Mayor—You here been out of prism only a few
risoutim

r a saw w mouths, my lad. ki • day. atoishilkir-)
Mr. Gooderth—For the lath Ivo or its yaws he has berm
bow is Om% thee est .f it. Time are so Ire than eh
edtriellese span him.
Prkeesf—Ter. Iheee v bet ; what the dame state
with noose tit Os proem charge Ii quit. false. They took
Es lath woody booms* they know I was an old thief. A
lihdo whir eipa I woo la respectable sorsloe as corniso. bat
this pdheWi my master that I hod both oaarlotod. and
thoil ippetheseek.
71te prisms mu fellyeemettled for trial.
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• ashore amid wee brought up on re-
amed, MI & WWId yebosmea US.
The searible art Or at her o'clock on Weirs-
day waft be Ire ea adr Y for aslghbourbood of Kop-
pel-greet. larr=istg-ma we North be
observed ths a cab. He err
the primer !bet Ike we defog •we„ le which he made ao
anew& lissistalag hoe was "
"Ifs wrag,"
where masted opeedge, edam.
eal gme
soma aessaat el gam" I hell take you tate emery."
Thii,oraglithea gee up ma d speed re door el the or,
et
Irma who was drag inside, "This
if what tme her. I saw you pat tide girl fob the
cob, ma 1 was mime& to re what yea were shoat."
Whams replied, "Thee is ant tree ; yea meet give bet-
ter etairet parr* lbee that ;" up= -which tiri
jut-
swr slneh him la he hes eel an away. Wirer pur-
red Lm to lOW Terieglea*trett, where he (primmer)
° sad taleglO lie et hedger et the house he Ural a,
lessli thtle' wasy
the err thin'
dyer Neer bib key he let himself in. He wee
g
The Oster rid he wee parkedy lobar. baring Jed Pig
up his own ar, mad was pre erg Logri-monn on 121
way hear whoa he sew the anslehis gat a girl ire • cab,
and get he Air bar. He (prima) deem to watch
these, sed *that rupees gel eater the seh, het the If
rees wars We, got or art leek lir labs emptedy. If his
wank* weld adjourn hem he writ produce • mitres
It to leer this egitemeek
waa In eseepilaacie with this regret.that the ore was
aredi to this day, whoa the wirer trend to by the
was la -reacher.He dersed:—liy =4;
rose 747 Perry, sad I am a cabers. Toresilisy
at about her o'eleek I was patting he error late my
cab, In order le go to the Beatterpgav astir to meet the
mail train, whoa I sew Ots *ewe hiking to a women.
The polarise was not then lies. I ear indoors again,
and presently err the ametabk. He admit me if I had are
• man then. Isar I had. He was then • moment beta*
Mr. Heary—Did yea see the constable get Into the ?
Witmer—No ; he did not do so.
Mr. Hoary—Did you re the policeman put the worse
bro Um cab?

Witriess— I did not. The ormetable was not there when
the prisoner was talking to the woman. When the
men as up tint the rigour was under the nab. it:
Ma came out from under the cab. I supper the womanwes
them then. I saw her come out afterwards.
Mr. Henry (te the prisoner)—You ere your own where
doe. not your statement. You rid he would prove
that the psetieotas put the woman in the ash. On the con-
trary, hie evidence temanns the belief that you did so, lot he
saw you talking to her before the polloeman owns up.
Parry —I cent swear that it was the slime worm,.
Mr. Henry—lt is not likely there was a second woman
in snob a place at four o'clock in the morning. You want
to qualify recur evidence now that you and it tells against
year
P I have only stated the Math.
Mr. —I dare say you have. If so, don't attempt to
very it now.
lasfrater Father rid ha had made Inquiries, and had
asoortelned that the prisoner had put up kis oat, at 10 o'clock
at the previous night.
The preoner rsleitantly admitted this, and said he had
spent the batervening six hours in • public. hour.
Mr. Herry—Tet yea said yesterday that yen had einga
put up your esti."
Prisoner—l did pot mom to say ea.
Mr. lienry—l believe that the imputation yen seat on the
PrlsaneisatiLl wholly unloaded. In tact, your own wears
M.
I meant no Imputation.
Mr. Heary—l thine it a very screens Imputation to sty
that you taw him get into a cab with a women whim on
duty. It would enemy his diareloal frost the force if you
could prove that it was tree. But you hove trot dime so, sad
I disbelieve it. It is sot a very violent arealt, mud perhaps
I might have let you of with a light perky If you had not
made this false charge against him. As it le, I dub fine
you 20a. or. is drealt, tan days' imrtrenimit.
Ma Remit* a soldier is the Faeilfr Guards, who stood
remanded en a charge of resulting a lady named Wright,
in Thanet-plam. Temple-ter, ems brought up for final exa-
mination Maws Mr. Henry.
Miss Witht rated that at about seven o'clock on the
evening of the lath lastest she wee pasting aloes the atmand,
in the &lotion of Thanst-pleas, when she resides, when
the primmer accessed her, and oared to Gerry bet reticule.
She add, " No," end walked oe. He followed, and again ad-
Arreeed bee. seyieg. " Haven't you a sister with ue r. Ste
did ant know what he meant, but she replied " No," and
went on. After else had turned into Thanst-plam, he again
overtook hot, Ned " Shall Igo home eels pop r she
ended eertniely sot. " Then," said the prisoner. " will you
I*. te•sell" Nu; and If you do not
leave me I will call my brother." The preoner thee instated
at her reticule. and attempted to wreath it from her. She
celled " Police l" mescal timer, and the priSCOSt struck her
• violent row, which streicli;4 hr minor errisee on the