The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-20 00:00:00

THE LATEBURGLAET AND ROBBERY OF

JEWELLBILY IN THE STRAND

D. J. Shaw, J. Badenek, J. Gardener. Eliza Owatonna,
Bundkr, his wile, Mary Ann Danaher, and G. Clinton,
the d-boy, were badly ezan.i,,,A, charged with heists
concerned in the burglary corm:thud upen the premises of
hirears. Williams and Clapham, the Jewellers, of Nos. 13 and
14, Strand.
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C. Kelly, the porter who was first charged with being con-
cerned in the burglary, sgain surr, °duct to his bail, and
was placed in the dock with the other prisoners.
Mr. Humphrys said he should call two other witnesses,
and he world add that the prosecutors had come to the con-
elusion that Kelly was not a partner in the burglary.
T. Vernon, a brassfounder and p.w. ern, 01 Charlotte-
street, Blackfriare-toed—l have seen Clinton, Dederick, and
Shaw, frequently together, and I should consider they were
personally acquainted with each oth, r.
J. Clinton, silver.plate polisher.—l am the father of the
boy Clinton. I knew Bade** and Shaw. They are both
acquainted with my son. They have called at my house for
my cos. Shaw has been in the habit of keeping my son at
his house, and from his home all night. I hse frequently
spoken to Shaw shout the impropriety of keeping
my sou at his house, and, on tile occasion, he placed
himself In • fighting attitude to strike me. Shaw
came to my house about a fortnight before the robbery.
and asked if there were any enmpleinta against Charley.
I said he was in the habit of stopping out of a night.
Mr. Henry—Did he mean that he wee baking if Clinton's
employers had made any complaints against him ?
Witness—l do not know. I did not like the man, and I
did net ask him. . . . .

Mr. Humphrys said this was all the evidence he intended
to call; but he would suggest the propriety of diaenarging
Kelly, and of placing him in the witess, box. The case
wee now complete, and he would elk the magistrate to re-
mend the prisoners until Saturday next, for the purpose of
affording an opportunity to have the evidence reduced to the
deposition,
Mr. Henry thought that it would be advisable to have the
evidence of Kelly. and that it would be better to have that
evidence on Saturday.
Mr. Wontner again applied for the releus of his clients,
the two Boucher,
Mr. Henry uid be had on four other occasions told Mr.
Wontner that unless he could swistactordy explain how
Mrs. Beecher came in potaeuion of the piece of paper upon
chick was written a list of jewellery, he could not consent to
her release. Boucher was Moe cted with the tither prisoners
and he shou:d leave it a question for the jury to consider
whether they are guilty or not.
Mr. Wontner submitted that there wee no proof that they
were concerned in the burglary.
Mr. Halaa—Mrs. Bundler endeavoured to destroy that
piece of paper, which wee in itself a suspicious circumstance.
Mr. Robley also applied for the realise, of Chearszau.
Mr. Henry said he would not give any sourer until Kelly's
evidence had been taken. He should not compel Mr. Hum-
phrys to take that evidence until Saturday next.
Mr. Heavy then said there was no occasion to enlarge the
bail et Kelly, as he woe going to be called ea a witness.
Kelly was forthwith discharged, and the other prisoners
were ordered to be brought up on Saturday, at 12 o'clock,
when Kelly's evident* will be taken, end the depositions
completed.
MARLBOROUGH STREET.

Tat Port IN LONDON LT;;ioti;eoTc;ran, an Irish-
man, was charged with being drunk, creating a disturbance,
and causing a mot to assemble oppusits the residence of
Cardinal Wiseman, in Golden square,
A policeman said, last night about ten o'clock be was ea
duty in Golden square, when he saw the prisoner surrounded
by a mob of at least 100 persons, opposite Dr. Wisemaa's
house. Witness went up and fried to persuade the people to
disperse, whereupon the prisoner, who was exceedingly
dronk, called out to the mob to atop and hear him
give a lecture upon the catholic religion, end wound up a
violent address by declaring that he was the Pope, at the
same time pointing toe long white frock he wore and which
he said was his pontifical robe, u a proof of his assertion.
Witness then took him into custody.
Mr. Hardwick seat him tepee:ea fora week.

NARROW ESCAPE OP MR. JCSTICE ERLE.—ThiS
morning, shortly before 10 o'clock, u Mr. Justice Ede was
riding on horseback to the Court of Queen's Bench, a horse
and cab, without a driver, ease up at a furious pace from the
direction of the Old Palace-yard, and when opposite
Canning's statue, in New Palate-yard, was capsized; the
driver of another cab in attempting to stop the horse having
unfortunately fallen under the wheel. The horse upon
which the learnedjudge was riding became extremely restive,
and plunged about in the most furious manner. Its rider
endeavoured to control it to the utmost of his strength, but
the horse plunged so violently that the turned judge
wee in imminent danger of being thrown off. At lug*
mural parsons tcok hold of the horse, and the learned ledge
mu relieved from his perilous position.
den-
atlThe cabman who
latensperd to stop the tableau, was grey, but not
serenaly injured in the head and other parasol Ms person.
THE DALE OF PORTLAND'S RENT-DAL—At tllO
uneday of has Grua the Duke of Portland, held at
s.rpatli during last weak, the munificent return of 30 per
mat ma made by order of that nobleman to his nunterene
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