The Express.
London, England, 1857-04-18 00:00:00

THB POLICE COURT&

Relief alliro,Georye Beyn, Geo. Pieter*, "kora AM
farm,e &mei' ItOerthy, Saw thaileas, r Moping
vet hamar up ea reread aberged via brig Ger
cereal la dosing • graft et bare awl rime. the
d Mr. Issabarg, amesulhelerer, laidadribekrat, ire ara
der toweelt from the tretelaree Milt Mdlerivi
irk itynolds limed with regarlag • poViramt
the erma, lcsesfase thin le bre bra aria At the rue
Ilme Mewl dred, who lied to. aa the prier day re-
ward ea to. ova rarrpremai ea • drop it berg oca-
meal to *Wing a qrsilly of her sal AM, Mr pro-
-Iper Mara Wm" arailidunn rad ireshear
Trier-IM, we are prod at tbe bar, be tee ear haring
beat ocashated by the mirage it the egg:~ Dread
Yr. Levi., at itylprea SWIM to Ni Javessation;
Mr. ilosphay tar the pryer Megimy, Mr. for
Boyce Mari, .1 Mr. Drake tar Paysailla The
Yplasm inn Wlshrbil.
Mr. Cleatireamist Aid deb) heqdred vbribar Mr. Lear
Wanda to mord manta priers, teardarr, ar to
take be ass of Mr. Terharg dada* from that of Marra.
KNOB.
Mr. Lear odd be 111 met Wend to carry the or et
rams. Meer say tidbit ea did ea arm.
0,.. —That tbs urea aphid reel to
that et Duread, who rya that he odd Steel goods what he

The Lad Mayor—Then I elan dieelarge Steel, open =
imto his own maple= to lapses again was tees
71iM Ni then &Bowed M dealt, arid. at the i at the
prtam&
M M`Cart=id ldis
M=name, end empaidly, thi
to.. the wit, snag. when
gi rPir &dhow
The depothisse has en the labours bad been ereem-
strerosekt Molar bra 64 over la the preesece et
trillseskOre—l i ark • esbetthr. I Ither the wares
Dam* was I dr= sista Mi =Ma ego, or thare-
shod% to Omaraimmite 31111161101 b. He bed two begs in
the orb tel et bat I NI not see what they ocat-
=at They we pets • hear en the left-hand aide,
aboig the =Mir eta, demi. Askrthlesa !soon= the
wow= who laud wia Demoi abbe war Ni with we. I
was 66a eta, lea la be Math& I west to Thayer-
=adlptdd t knew Itta Iths IntobT.yet
I waled sea* two hobs Mrnegra-orpree. I sew rue
ma when I ail set haw at Ilempir-ineare, bat me
wawa I wee Maid hos by ease am thee thl. ewe%
lan bent know hie salsa _ I ear Demand bat Webb
He east mis if I seat.` gam 2.. t, to Hoopw-
nem held " yes." I de ase uly
goods mi say ear am br Dismead. Deem tenoaadany
Weft imps to my reakace, ace to the Cres-
contvinhhteivelinews liaise or three years, bat only es
Wing in Mr. Nose= service.
By Xr. Dowml sear, to my knowledge, saw the
prisoner Ponolde Wore.
By Mr. lowie—Until I was fetched hem I spoke to no
one on the subject.
Fronds Maybory, Homed rum, DMllerobost—The
primer Ihybary is tae el s, end hea. Vital me in try Ism.
minas es, • servant. Te sigma= W. L. Mriersy" in
the pun= book produced an the X* Mir* XIX is in
hie Tuadwriting. The seem= at amnpm produced was
made oot by my diaglit but I nedvadlimi most of Mr.
Lambert I weed led to my Mlle to Mr. Isenberg
IVseams tie
IMMO athesnallth bon that he might be Wooed
la ble lashass by the report@ vide& had appemed in the
arwearpthaos en horned= had probably been predimod
mu* athebrato that he, end art his sour, was the moth
eery; bat Mr. lowla sad the Lead Mayor both sopa=
Nor at all lime la the oat*, tad intimated their bast
eked b vas Wwenlams 6 his brims So be Impaled
by laybig bat
Ara Ireds—l lbad het.MWlll, 6
Whbothapel. I rr><swigtwalenm
the wall to the wart bet rumor, heti mad my et
with thaw They ems wii6 bens about time bet bag.
Sine ibis if eabothes, bat I de ad know
who them there Ni who leek then away. I Um
saw et peboree.
Jo,italetitiase= blbulapth—The "b-
-ass ether axtrife.
harrer.-- sad the witness Demerff aka,
ben orty by mks hies ease. I know of no eamemeimika
aldmindass hmewma Sim and my wife, air how I bad
say sinews et alb balm ar on* may of the polomes.
Mr. lawlo—Well Arlo ma Irolirugabbox the math
pisessWilwararto73rialS Om Ib
vain was at ba wbd r
litaby, bat dli sot fa. I dots know the plaelirk
2Csoosardited by
_lb. bleetiia—l saw Noma it
the amt time in my in en ita4sF Nantiag. He dld is
pram& Re to mow what wee Sign sir ts mar serliag
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bk Si. inhoolies Do& I gunner is So lot
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Si in Si Pet MIN&
won mobonl Sius Imo Si MIS. Wall
mini& mond on So in 0 nd on So Loll C.
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mod Sot to .1161164 lbw OM ef Son won la
on nonon. I eon ocnooly domorlbs So emlnio.
wo• o gni 601 of not dol mon sod, SiM= woo • not
big 6 oda
Mr. Loodo—Dot re Holm Ilion I Aisne
wirer—Te. Son ye no bed—s weir ell no.
=itor.) 'Om toil* et So tons onli uot booZ
al 16 "Orlip• ' tree. me tuliki I Mat
=es he at ibiiimilppe's imam's. IV.
dale assniskelliti, Mt iiirates

Edward Rogers, custom-house oficen—A box Is now in
the Queens warehouse, which owns by lead carnage' Eros
Liverpool with tho customs (sal on it. I assisted at Its open-
ing, and found in it nothing but uhes and curb rubbish. I
was present when Mr. Isenberg Pow that box.
Wildehond Hadfield, foreman to Ike &. Katherine rock
Company, reexamined—l received the good. mentioned in
the shipping note prudnood, on the 28th Match. and h►d
thou, plated on tho quay, where they ren.aincd until the Ist
April, when they were eh,pptd on board flee Mary Anne,
he vine i.re, inisfy boeu in charge of a watehnian and a
constable.

Dlr. Lowis then applied for a remand, contending that be
was justified in doing so by the evidence, in the came of all
the prisoners, with the exception perhaps of the woman
Cook.

The Lard Mayor—ide not ace anything to affect the prisoner
Coning.

Mr. Levin—Where thercia a donbt I ehnrild offer no %pool-
tion to Leal, and the officer Ilayton can tell your lordelup that
La will bo able on a future day to produce further evidence of
an important character, and probably a portion of the idol=

. . . .
7hetord Mayor—Well, we will hear what the officer hoe
to say.
Hsylon, 688, woo then owons. and raid—Fromthe infor-
mation I have rewired within the last day or two, I shall be
able to bring funher evidenm.
The Lord Mayor—Does it relate to one of the prisoner.,
or to all?
Witness—To all.

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Mr. Leuls—And do von think you will to able to produce
mlo of the aloha pools?
Witnera—l do.

By Mr. Ilumphrey—l received the information I refer to
last night.
Mr. Downing contended that Remolds was entitled to his
discharge, as the only witnces called in his Cafe to corrobo-
rate the evidence of Desmond, knew nothing except that he
took tiro sacks of something to a house in Cutler-street,
without any attempt having been made to show that it was
the house in which Reynolds lodged.
M'Carthy—And there's no evidence egainet me, except
that of Desmond, who, as I told you the other day, had
something to do about a snuff-box sad a telescope with that

policemZ.
Mr. Steadznan—Yos, there's something in that I think
which ought to be conaulered.
Mr. Lowrie—l submit to your lordship if it is fair to make
these observation'. If there was anything is this affair of
the telescope and snuff-box, some one must know something
about it. . .

The Lord Mayor—l believe that come one den Iment
something about them, and some one in this court, too.
Mr. Steadman—Tea. There (pointing to Hayton) Mande
the receiver, and (pointing to M`Cartby) there ganda the
thief. _ . .

M‘Carthy—l hope your lordship will take bail for me.
The Lord Mayor—Yes, I will take bail for you all.
After a few minutes' deliberation with Mr. Goodman,
The Lord Mayor discharged thetwo women, but told them
their presence would be expected at the next examination of
the other prisoners, who were remanded for a week, Reynolds
and M'Cartby upon their own security, and the others with
liberty to put in bail, themselves in SOL, and one security
each in the same amount. Pail for Maybury was at once
tendered and accepted by his father, but Collins, Boyce, and
Pickering were requued to Siva 24 hours' notice.

George Richard Ciarl,-;InZbia;;;;; foremen, and Rom
Reek a aervant girl, were brought up for final examination,
the former charged with vaulting end violating Elisabeth
Harris, a girl under 14 years of age, the daughter of a
clothier end =legman in Jame-sleet, Westmizuster, and the
female with feloniously aiding and abetting in the commis-
sion of the offence. The court was densely crowded.
)(r. Sleigh, barrister, again attended yesterday for the
prosecution, and Mr. Lewis,ean., for the seemed.
On the prisoners being in the dock, Mr. Sleigh put
two or three questions to prosseutrix, in reply to winch
she said that the male primes', (who is a married man, about
35 years of age) always told her that he was angle, and
sea he would marry her. When they got to the home at
Notting-hill, on the Monday tight, Rosa went in first, and
spoke to the landlady. Prweentrix did not say anything to
the landlady about being Clark's sister.
Mr. Sleigh then staled that he should premed under the
Bishop of Oxford's Act, although he would not pledge him-
self that the men might not also be indicted for the capital
offence. The case was one of the very worst description, and
although tbspenalty adder the Thsof Oxford's Aet would
fail in awarding commensurate punishment, atilt society and
jetties would in some measure ha vindicated by its operation.
Martha Bourne, of 3, Darharaidace, Plough-lane, Not-
ting-hill, was then called, and stated that on the night of the
31st of March the prosxatrix and Rosa came to her house.
Rosa mid they hd come from Woolwich, and wanted a
lodging for the night. Rosa said that she had come
to town to find h r husband, and that the little girl
recutrix) 'rem her sister-in-law, and owing to !
rsgsetability of Mims Mara s 'Kewanee mainly
is was induced to take them in and let thorn a back
roes. Rosa paid bee a shilling for the night's lodging.
The male prisoner came to the house next day, when wit-
seeing him in the room, thought he was Ross's hut-
Hewing nothing of them, witness went up to the
nom late at night, and knocked at the door. After doing
so three times, and receiving no sawyer, one of the females
moved towards the door, when witness salted her if she
wanted a had made up for the sister ? and a voice replied,
"No; not to-night, thank you," but witnesa could not say
whether it was Miss Harris or Ross that spoke. She
heard footsteps of two persons in the passage at six in the
morning, when the mare prisoner went out. Miss Harris
esmedown stairs directly aftar breakfiut, but she did net ob-
serve anythag reticular about her, except that she ap-
peared as if she hod been crying. She had seen Mir Mania
and Rosa been in taws while in her house. On the follow-
ing _Tistresky Rom "aid that Miss Rants was and was
obliged to kip ber bed. flometines Rosa came down for dif-
fering 'Webs they wamtedimearalase Miss Heirs. Wit.
neafeler w
kend, ebs a aka. a reward for any
ideriseaka that area be given respecties Mania, went
to her gar en le/min ins g,_ when Mrs. Raffia and
a Meal care and head leer away.
In sass= le pastime has Mr. Prater, wither rid that
re emir Mks Banda and Rasa with oak and rolls
en the ihst amentan Eder which they got things for them-
selves. Be. rat en errands daring the week. Witness
neer saspeOnd esydslag wrong till her attention was
called es the heribilia. Ohs did not know that Miss Harris
wee eta segerkar der to dr prisoners. She never saw Clerk
he ems en He Wednesday.
Mr. Paynter hexing expressed a wish to put two or three
questions to Miss Hulas married sister, she was sworn,
when the masketest" inquired whether prosecntrix had ever
been eeridered of week undleet.
The dear (Mr. Thad replied that she watt not said• ex In rawer to further grains. wither said
that her *ter while at school did not exhibit any thither,
bat learnt re wed as ether girls of bar age. tier sister weft
heavy in slesp„ so heavy that she hod Asa undressed her and
put her to bed while in that state. She had dons so once
within the het three months. Mr wee en intelligent, sharp
girl. Rees had oorderahis rims, over her. it was
observed ta the . Mire= bed often seen Clark
arekingeloaini he wee bar sweetheart.
Mr. &drag saw, who hid beat called
in after Mir by herfriends, roved
that the other rhargyLabed been earanitted.
that=Loom, a detective dicer of the B division, said
her reams has baste Yawata employed him
to trims her. He west to Cheek en both the Tuesday and
Thursday, sad urged him to Mier their minds by telling
what lead berme olthar child, whin he called God to wit-
ness that he knew nothing sheet her.
Moorehead, dee werassosing siker a the court, proved that
when Clark la denied that he had assaulted
Mims repred wham whither he had
pa Rem.
Mr. Lewis rindlied at peat kWh Mr this was not
an offence ender the Mee MO:haft Ad, which required
that a pre warn kald be m thee armfulaind
by him prelinseek ahr meresed foreise. sad fra=
Tbis ern hid dire ser. This gill
by bar wen eimyen, rag anapentki with Clark,
sad, bard ef kiss brad Ikea her home by any his
statimet she hit it ether Si. flee wM, fla the rarer
wing Clerk. There were no treielent MOMS
=robe weenetarreed is rq way, but, with the romantic
spirit which sonstines actuatd rang ladieN left her how
of her own bee will, eared, for the time, nothing for her
=lls,byeemistahly remained at the Wats. use she NM
ha mother, and then found escarpto make
lip the burl shay she could to stand we with boor friends.
AB me dip Edit girl's dolma'; mad be would
auk whether q, or other eon holy al raids, would
believe the day the did sat know hew she was en-
' deased er get he. led ? Ile led to dart that she wee a
easeardisg ray le kr own rids.
Mr. Pardee dean* there ems • vury elms false pre-
tence in a married meant a term =gig wad doing what
the accused had deer, end award le the remark that
Rosa had made, that it was of no ea she was to
be married on the Sunday. If thin het bus no Bishop of
Oxford's Act, end if it had been proved thin the girl caa-
seated, he would not believe that they wee living is a
oomntry where such a flagrant atrocity ma tide ore denieri
scald be committed without punishment.
This remark wan followed by clapping of hands and webs►
mutt applause from the auditory.
Mr. Paynter then committed the prisoners for trial at the
Central Criminal Court.