The Express.
London, England, 1850-10-28 00:00:00

drank sad quenelles outside • pc blis Use is the neigh-
bourhood, and that epos another ession be Might
with a mas who threw his dews violecntly end Ml spas
and cam of the 'Jove's' preyed that as the ease day
Me domes& was discharged by Ms magistrate he took is.
ars out it • shag and said ' that was the arca that
should kill six policemen yet," sad at a later period
of the day he was seen drunk, and blaming la Um See.
Mr. Jacksom, the imposter who teak the thane, deposed
that whim the prisoner sad !Maw ems in thry wen both
apparently sisterly shouted. and the husk at the
were so amassed that he add sheg dhow =
the nest sensing. The imposte NM amt Vie Wawa
bad been fear yean in his led ben • very seed
wancharacter. While the charge was Wei lama the dateteed
very violent and mad* a.. of bid lasgsage sad threats
towards the pdsons. The deesemed was- about eve het
asses high, sad was a raw•bened semi young mew.
Mr. Parry replied at seas Meg& tam the widows that
bad beta addaerd on Shallot the eshamsr.
The learned Judas taws named up the whole use cm
earefelly ; and the jury manna a verdict el Not 'way.
The teal occupied nearly Mess hose.

THIRD COURT.-81TUZDAL
Berms Ms. Omar,
Tan Ro sssss or Batcu.
CAarlas Onto, 34. labourer ; Was. Goddard, 64, la-
bourer ; sad AM Savage, 26, earman, were severally In
dieted immesh's • lugs quantity of bricks. the prop.rrtty of
George Locke and Thomas Naha= • sad Raton
Comte' was iedieted for remising them, well lthowiag them
to have Imes stolen. Mr. Ruddleatea sad Mr. Clerk prose.
sated, sad Mr. &Mmes. Mr. Homy, sad /tr.Fnndergut
severally &leaded the priooners.
The fasts of the me, which occupied the court needy all
day, were these: Meson. Nukes and Lwke are the esa-
trseton for eretnieg the new prison at Wandsworth, sad
for the purpose of that building were supplied with bricks
dos a Mr. Harriet, of Temple Farm, &rood, Lest. The.
bricks wen brought ia beam to Mews. Luba sad
24etham's landing wharf, as Mr. Heade' WeS5°S pee
mime, Wateraide. Wandsworth. The premosteue bad
eoutracted with • Mr. Bubo', of Artillery.row, Womb-
ats', to cut the Wicks foam the landing wharf t. the work.,
sad the prisoners flange, Gadder& sad Ouley Wen is
his employment, sad Only, Wog the =a who bad the
asperiatmence elf leading the carts at the wharf. Tha
ter had resolved. prier to the mouth of Bletember.
r 0.0.3700 Wish' of Kr. Intiers sake, whit* bore, a poeuliss
wk. Dosing September, 66,000 were sent up and the
mast through whom heads they ems seat a proper lavolee,
whisk wee anhormai oily bud M have been shoved dem
56 to 63.000. Ab-ut that time it being
to be sumested that
/ergs quantities of bricks were being taken and ea the
monies ell the 24th of September, at shout half met Az,
as Chamber, • man in the employmeat of Moan. Henan,
was passim through Batterecumnere towards the works,
ho ow the prisoner Goddard delving one of Mr.
Bagbees arts lades with bricks, going in the
Cronies from the worn to Batumi", sad kmiag
freqoently seen Hughes's casts plug in • imam
&various at the same early hour, he gave laformadna to
Walker. 913. V, who followed the mart, and sew the brides
=loaded at the back of Earope-plase. when • well was in
the eons of ereetios, and he thou drove back at • rapid rate.
Walker then west home to pat ea his plain elflike', and
whilst so espied he saw Bann draw • cart laden with
brine, and asked them on to a piece of waste ground nem
lie (pole/ man's) here. The smatable theo went to the
sergeant, and he apprehended Goddard, and subsequently
Biome was takes. end both denied having; take. the
bricks. The officer end the sammeat then went back to
Europa plum. and thus saw a man named Legg tt at work
with the bricks. Upon Mist( questioned, he said he was in
she employment of the viewer Croomer, who is a builder in
the Bridge-read, and had been at work at that place about
nine days; sad that on the same morning, about a
quarter tst 6, seeing that they were nearly out of
Meeks Coaster said either that he bad ordered, or
would order some, end •■ Leggett's return to his work,
laming been absent shoat three quarters of an hour, he found
the pile of brick.. Oa the same evening, after wilting for
some hours, the often and the sergeant met Comer ow
his own home,. and asked him how about the bricks, when
he Midhe bad bought them of • Mr. Brown, who was re.
mutably recommended to him; that Brown said he was an
meat to Mr. Bugbee sad that the an would bring him the
bricks for two shilling. and some beer before they went to
their regular work. This was proved to be untrue Mr.
Bugbear net knowing Co,mer se any one named Brown.
Cocotte farther added that he had paid Brown two and in
=rideat • time, d that hewas to give 11 for those.
sand
in question were of Mr. leereare make, and
worth U. Its, a eitemeasd, ezelusin of cartage.
Mr. B.Mus.. at soma Meek cowmen that Comma,
who had bithene borne a good character, might have
thought the brick. delivered were honestly brought to him.
The jury acquitted Coomer and Onlay, against whom the
evidence was vary week.
Goddard, who had bum erreetren years in Mr. Bugbee's
service was soutneed Mn, sad Bangs to low months'
iaroar:asaat sad hard Wow.

THE POLICE COURTS.
_ MANSION HOUSE.

Tan Wit AnD FIIIIRMIS RAILROAD CACI.—
Geol/4 Hornourf, the dark fa the Whit hares and Focuses
Railway Company, was torenhhl up for further examinge
deo upon charges preferred spinet him by the company.
Mr. Clarkson, instructed by Mesas. Roy and Co., ap-
Lenfor the proeecu ion ; Mr. Cockle, In the abeam* of
ti allantine, appeared for the defence.
The following additiooal case was gone into
The prisoner wee charged with baying forged a receipt for
the sant of 41. be., with latent to defrsud the above-named
mew, ; and tor another forgery of a receipt ford!. 81.10 d.
on a different day.
The are occupied a considerable length of time, the evi-
dence being errentely complicated.
Alderman (tube raid he felt it Whet his duty to commit
the prisoner upon the diorites of having forged the two
receipts produced in the preeent ame, and the receipt for
501. in the hands of Mr. Robinson in the first case brought
forward. The alderman reseed bail, which was offered to
any amount.
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