The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-17 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

THIS DAY.

OF • 11171•141.

George Mammon was pissed at the bar, shargod with
attempting to commit a burglary.
Oa the stoma& of Bsaday week, at Ghost half-pest owe,
a policeman saw ?he prisoner, two other its., sad a woman,
lone riag sliest Pteek•laae, Pimlico. Ile observed them
spill at kalfleast three. and shorn, afterwards, smieg the
female slow, wombed her mini she made a stop at this lido
of a wall, over w►ich, la two cc three missies afterwards,
he saw the primmer sad teethes man lesamble. Thep threw
awes a ..jemmy," and this escaped, bat being met lest
Elatarday sirt►t and recognised, the ascend wee gives tato
cutaway. 'C►e will *pikes of was la the rear of Mr. Prim's,
81, Ebary•trost, sod os examining the premises, marks of
the "jemmy" showed that several attempts had Imes
made to bresk hit.) the home, bat the family had been
messed and the battlers had takes to flight.
Prisoner, who is well known to the polies, was re-
maadod.

DAZIXO AND EXTINSIVI BOILOLAZT.
Joseph flowsU, of 1, Bowmen-plus, Holloway-grove, de-
scribed on tae charge abut u ass Idler, was brought up
in the custody of Isesectsr Fide of the 8 divisive, eltargod
with barclarlsuly husking sad estate, the deaths,-
hue of Mrs. E. Fault Wood, of the Moatuller-hour,
Maidss-lass, Kentish-tows end Medias therefrom 42
elk hasdktroaids, 7 pettlioats, 6 shirts. 22 towels, 9
napkins, 6 D'Oyleys, sad a gaudily of other property, of
the value M SOL

This ease excited great lateral is • needed wart is
emmegasithe of the IIIIIII•101111 burglaries that hen taken
place ia the north part of Leedom. sad the Warn= of
alma lawn on the subject la the various sewspapen. For
nue time past tetra polioe have beat posted la lientleh
Town, bet to as avail, owing to the houses slanting in their
own groupie, aid the exposed eaten of their backs,
it being sondes bat fields for • weeiderable dis-
tance. Os liatarday the praiser, who had oreviefigY
beet employed la the prosentria's hum, enacted an
gimes and carried on the goods in gelatin, and got as
far as the gat of Melees Hill. when be wee stopped by
wee N thersonstaltles of the 8 divines and asked what he had
pot then. Tee primer replied, that it was only some liasa
which he was earryiag for his wife, who bed not gate done
her breafest. (Lisahter) The wettable pot hang
ethane!, asked him if t 0.,. wer• say muka ea the Bass,
when Wag answered is the negative he said he would
look, sad had proceeded to doss when the winner rat oF
bat b.iog fol.owed was after • short rue apprehended aid
Wu to the Utgligete penes stake and charged with
karts( the goods in his p mann, but shortly after Who'll-
geese wee received of the barglary sod ha wee ranged
with that caws.
The winner, when called epos for hie definite, said—l
kaow nothesg shoat Ir. A mut employed me to Garry these.
I de ea hear the man, and do not know where I wee to
Garry them.
laspator Fledge asked fora remand, es he had no doabt
bat that he rhould be able to traw other burglaries to him.
Mr. Conte said it was a Si care for farther investigation,
sad at ours acceded to the application, and remanded the
prisoaer for a wen.
The primmer leas thee mewed.

LAMBETH.
TICSLT•Op-LLT/ MIN OK TUN LOOK OCT.
James Spensweek, a ticket-of leave men, who muted his
name in the that lastar es, sad also to give hie address, was
charged, before Mr. Elliott, with loiteriss about the Albany-
road on the avails, before with latent tesommit a filmy.
Pcl.ercosetabiell P dosage/ that at about bait pad aye
o'clock cm the preordisg evealog he ebeinwed the primate
sod mother eau oyes the pis la frost of an sootesplod
bows sae look about is • ouleislone mom. He watched
them for some time, elm the KIM MS west away, sad
the printer treat up *sad booked at the empty how* Ho
(witness) thee appreesbod him, sad salted what he wanted,
sad he replied he Maul to boo Mr. Godfrey, s b■itder,
who lived Wire to seat Ida for work. He then to'd bin be
mast woos toy him to the stades, sad the poisoner walked
sow* disease, wills him sad thee started of to wake his
esoopt, bat after a long Ina he .aaer to lln saltiest him. At
the statics-louse the prieoser at first refesed to give his
same or address, bat having bees rtowthei, he gave the
former.

&preset White, 36 P, sold that fa 1861 he had llut pri-
moan sad two others la custody to bnakiag fate a ware-
house la Welwortb, and •tealleg a gesatity of property. Ia
tle January 'noon, of that year the pifueser was tried gad
matmeeed to seveo years' erase iertstios.
Tho prtarser admitted lb. trait of the eergeaat's Mato-
moat, bat stud shot 21 months sgo b. hal resolved a ticket
of leave, sat eneld pr.tve, if time wee allowed him, that
dories the whole of that time/ ha had boss easing so homed
livelihood. •
Mr. 611.51 reateLled him, t 3 give limo to mite the see. it-
ear, it quiris a se to the troth of his state mesa

DEATH or A VlTlRAN.—Liontonant Alexander
Po ayth Parr died in Hadar Hospital os &radar, tit* Bth
Mat ,of paralysis. at the age of smutty, sad was boric' la
din mestsr, o. tha eerablishatent on Saturday last. He
had knight at the Nile and lb. Trafalgar, ssd his death
&Trivia the ..wits sad irehrty of env of the Angst
was of the "saes of war "of thaw stirring them. With
a meshy mass et honour sod in•earity and • MO 'Aril of
iadopendesm, h. we* vied rigid sad cathodical in the
perforates's .1 hie dirties, while his geacroell and kind-
hearted benevel•are w-rs 'rebounded. He bad barn
fifty years s lieutenant far the lost 'amity five
• lie•tanast of Hadar Hespitel, which establish-
meat has suffered a great lore is hie death. Sir (harp
Seymour, Its Caamender-in Chief at Portsmouth, who
had served I. the ame /sat with lieetesaat Parr (mad is
ths assn took) at lb. battle of 84 Domino, with • Imo
ballast that does Idea honour, was assiduous Is hie eaten-
tioas daring dm old saller's aline., and wind vsltaterily to
assist at his teased, which was else anemia/ by Captaia
8. C. Daeme, C. 8., Use wise& of tho wawa sad ether
die, of the hospital, sod • another of pour who M-
at irct sad respected dm estimable sad eseamplary sharsater
of the elseessarl hero, who lacassoeB the w soda) sad bag
clasps for tho Nile, Trafalgar, fle. Desloge, ead Cora.
hours.
DrATR or ADMiII•L PREDLIIICIE WATICINIL—Wri
regret ti easousire the death of tha shove Towable ad-
miral, the • den admiral Is Oa navy. hie enesarkeins ea
Usatereat Maria, data ea far heck as Novouber, 1790.
Duni or Jain Prig. Roo.—Wo sincerely re-
pmt Loess.... the dude of Janes Pim, E.g., which leek
lalum at meioses in Upper Mount-strut, on Thursday
st The sass of Mr. James Pin is Immearably Matin-
ee the rejector of the Dahlia sad Kiagotowa
Clbendy Caspasy. this Int lime established la balsa& and
the sweat fa the Thaitod lhoMpig Peer.

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THE GREAT GOLD ROBBERY.

MANSION-HOUSE.-(THIS DAY.)

This morning William Pismo and James Burgess
were spin brought baton the Lerd Mayor, at** Menden-
how, apes remand, charged with having stoles 18,0001,
worth et bullion from a package la a (*wisp*, the South
Enters Railway, oa lte road irom Loadaa to Pollutes* la
the mouth of May.

The romantic ;eters of the dialogs's": already alde la
°omission wok this cam, het N11)21041 as satreerdimay
Interest to the sharp, sad load before the jostles room IFSI
opened, a crowd had oolletted oa iWs, eager to obtain ad-
miasma. The nsb, however, had been astioipated, end by
mutely of Mr. Goodman, the chief shirk of the Lord
Mayor, 'mos In the mart was reserved for the reporters
sad others, whose avocations rendered their presence ia-
dkpensable.

Mr. Gordon Tbompsos, the depaty dermas, Mr. Cross,
a direstoe, lad Mr. M. Bali les, the secretary of the South
Resters Railway Company, wan i t attendases to waists
the prosseessp.

Mr. flodk;o, festructsd by Mr. Kees, the solicitor to the
company, appeared, as heretofore, I. support of t►e prey►
'sties; Mr. Lewis, solicitor for Berger; sod, Mr. Wear-

or, solidi°, for Pima.

The Lord Mayer took his seat on the ben* at twelve
e'elock. Aldermen Bir W. Carden and Alderman Rose

•n also on tha Demob.

The consist Agor was spin pissed in the witame be&
Ho I. a thin, ba•d, keen-featured looking nut, with sit
tell'geat ospromiee of eountenatai His eassioation was
continued from the point where it closed at the previews
bearing, sad the *Tidier* he gave was to the [enemas
siker The money received agar the ladle Hoes. sad
In the Haymarket wet taw to Pleree's hoses,
sad ha had the greeter port of It. A bons .ad
earl was felekord to Pierre's how after the rob-
bery of the geld ; ft woo the neat wiersiag after the rel•
berg, sad As ant took the gold to say plea at Shepherd's.
bask. Both Pines sad myself west la the east. Piero
told sae he ►+tad the ort la Grovostowst, Moroloitcoporso-

swat. It was a swell eheise se;t, sad, ta the
Mat at ay aIW. u wu a grey luau. The
gold wu costalood is the courier bap which wore Awed
is eue'l impel begs I railer thigh the mossy rewired he
tlie gold wee kilt at Pierce's home ; it wu kept is team
hugs Whoa we got to Shepherd's Bash we Head the surest
girl sad Poesy Lay at lose. I took the gold upstairs
into As hat ran a the Ant door sad wk+le

did .o Norse west away with the hero cad'
cart. The geld woe afterward naked. Chao Madrid
owes, of It was sold before say was who& It was about
throe or four data den we rot to filsopherds' Bash. We
sat It off sae of the lon ban—what I eon the Aastrallaa
cold. Ws task it tats a washhosso sad eat it off with an

Olt elt4el sad a hamster. We Ma awe or two phase
off, hot the weight was a hasdred stasis. It took us
about fifteen Wastes to eat it. We stew* a good
midi blow.. The fint Manses was too light, mad I seat
Pierce for a bossier it., which be bought at idle la
_ _

Tetteaham-eourt-taid, awl mid& had the same if Hank
epos it. Poesy Kay was fa the Mare at tile time. The
weak-home was is tie yard Joists( the hew
but the windows beteg whitened ever, 'shed, soya

see fat* the wash-beam boa the peed. Panay
Hay sane I. for a pot sr a kettle, bat she wad ad sem
what we were dotter, ss, before letting his fa, we unwed
the golu over. Piers. told me that he bold the 100ose. ler
soot , sad I kept pseseselea of It. Pince &misted me
afterwards fa wilting the gold. We lost sat II op fa
saran plower we Ikea took the dove out Is the bask
prim, sad built a femme fa its pleat. I told Pimps
before that the foram* would regain SOUS

we should require a eseag hut, sad Pierce said there was
a plaes!assur when he lived that sold them. He afterwards
beetaght some is a sort, bat the brief's woes sesosaled is

noun. We get some onset sad Lose, sad so
made the fusses. The stone prods's& miens to
'be one that we seed. I osa see several smell
particles of gold spa It. I have sot sees it from the time
it was used until sew, sad I now ft by the bole is the On
whin we made to sense a &seen We used ehatesel
and coke for the tenure. We panted the kill from
Wildersesarow, and the erseibles whin we used kr melting
from Sr. Jobs'sstreet road. Piens bought one sad I
uthen, and we pound the liquid gold lam ma beet whisk
I bought at ejeweller's shop is Cletlisavrell. It wee 'beat
a foot long, sad three or foot funs wide, tapering to the
bottom. We were thus or foss days molting. Puny Key
was sot at base the lint day, but she emu hems at eight.
She had bees to ass oar "bald who was pet out to sine.
The sanest had ben seat away. The following
day we entieued the noon. Posey Kay was
at home that day, sad she ease up to the door
where the sena' was going ea, but we did ad
let he, is. The ashlar and setioa of the fames nested •
gnat hest, sad Pansy Kay remarked that tits plan was
very hot; we were is • stets of petspiretioe, sad she asked
what we were doing. We went Gs is this way son we
had esenedsd I. melting the whole of the geld. Davis(
the proem sae of the erosible' broke • we were
lifting it at the time from the fusses", sad
most of the gold nu over the Goes sad born
it. We tried to make the melted bare weigh a Modred
noose ss seer as posrible. Whoa the gold wee .11 so
melted it wee pissed Is my frost bed-room, an afterwards
removed to Pierre's house, Crows-tensor, Hempstead-
reed. It was removed is • out, which Ilene himself
&oven. I the' bed • slight gourd with Amu Hay, sad
took • lodging Is the itillaue-rod, about two mites from
Hilburn-gem. I had gone by the mane of Muss et Shop-
perd's bash, sad Penny Kay se Yrs. Adams, mad I 'naked
that same at Bilious. The gold rem led • little time at
Crows-terrace, sad then it was remend to my lodgiags at
Kilburn. I ..d Plane esnied it is a few ben at a time,
sad after it wee so 'swayed Piens tan 'Ube's Villa,
when the geld WY afterwards deposited. I this left my
lodgings et Kilburn to p sad live with Pierre, tailing the
people I lodged with that I was plat to fleorlaari. Tins
gold wee kipt at ant is my tanks et Piano's, but after-
words Pone deg • hole In bL patty, sad the geld wee
nein la it, what benne of It efterwens I ries%

keow, ter about three weeks aftetwasels I we

mooted ow tM charge for +Web I ma wow soodlood. Data,,
I woo wooled, however, some of dm gold woo odd. End.
. _ _ _ .

two two of 2000 w., wtictt fetehod se 1.. IL aa one&

sold them to a person whom I bed appelatied to amt. The
plan of mooting woo it Debtors. I krhow the porsoles tams.
bat I think it best not to mention It.

Mr. Bodkin—Oh, give us the name.
Wit. —Bat some of t►e gold •as left efts/ Iwu
emoted, sad it may not be sale to mention ft.
Mr. Bodkin—Oh, give as this name.
Witneve—Well, it is Jamas Elawud, and be is termed
a barrister. (n l‘egh.) He is a pigeon fauier, or
somet►tag of t►at sat, I know.

Mr. Linie—ltatber a ',AMU& Lauder. (A 'suet.)
Witsess—He lives, or did live, at Villattesu, Walwerth
Cowman. I bad knows his biters, having bad transac-
tions with his. I understood he lived by his predation as
• barrister, sad bought gold. I met ►im and told him this
gold wu moving obese. He said he weld get rid of it, sad
so appoinusest was side at • pablio house sear Ma'am-
gate. I told bias bow I knew of It, and he said—" I
have ens is the ptpers about • gold robbery, sod I suppose
this is put of It." I replied it was, sad he said, " Well,
tblek 1 ear get rid of it frt you."

[ fhb pinkie of the ev.dence appeared to take the mites
fawns by surprise, and a consultatios was held apes it, bat
with what result did sot transpire.]
_ .

Witness eoatinued.—l took two bate of the pid to I
the plate of appistimat. I believe it was a beer shop •
of the sign of this Alma. 8 sward took the geld away; he I
was abseat MOO time, bat he »tanked with the messy,
2.. 6d. per imam. I took the mosey with me to Pines's
at Kilburn, it was in gold. sad I put It away in a trunk. Is ,
the was way I sold sis other bus to Seward, sad la all I
masked about 1,8004 for the lot. I paid &wend
sispeacie or a shilling upon each measkia, bat what he got
from the other parties who employed him I cannot tan.
He dld not tell sae when he said it. I bate sow told pm
abet ell the gold I knew of up to the time I was arrested.
I kaerw a person cf the name of Beal; I sold
ass, to him, son do I know of isaytkiag he I
did Is impost t 7 thli gold. Pismo kik the premeds oi
thei mks to the Bask Imes time to time, sad °Maimed Beak
of Ingkad notes for the moat'. liktble way 2,10 W. or
thereabouts was dinged into notes, and after some little
time we bad a minis, of all parties together. Pierce,
leiter, Bargees, and myself were penal at the
meetieg which was held at Kilbura Vllll4 It was there
Mated what we had dote In melting sad what we bad salt
Tither bcd6ool., Bargees 7001.,Pieree,0601., and I had MU
like ems nil is souse ; the misstiag wee Yield la the emea•
tag. Pier., kept so menet then ; there 'sight hare bees
some &Odra. la the home but Mrs Pismo had bees mat oat.
TM meths' broke it at 11 o'sksek at night. About a