The Express.
London, England, 1850-12-13 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 13, 1850.

About ea* tiro& the jury retired, and after as abort i
from coast et about half is hoar, veturaed with rota of
OWN!, maim% both sulass, W wear applying to both
tuts, that of res, and that et smarties heads-
lastly to abut mosey ender falsztaess.
Seurat deferred tall seat i a
THY TRIAL OF ISIBRBLL AND MACAULEY.
Wart Moastaki, 40 (wateteaker of Liverpool), was
shafted with bergleriouly Watt' late sad attering the
dwelliathonse of lute Fisher (a WHIM priest at Grate
Dusty, sear Liverpot), sad ateallag two ellen ogreas, two
pita tees tea spoor, sad varlet ether artiste of plats;
and Thomas Marla Sivaii, the eelebrated eztessive
Baer, of Babies°, Londe., we indicted with hit for
having received the articles ers tad, Leta, theta to be
stoles; sad .lo with ressiving, with guilty krawled" a
tibia spot stolen foes. the Mw of Ms. Theme Order,
at Wet Derby.
Mr. Blair sad Mr. 11.0abroy appeared for the prosper
tra ; Mr. Buyout Wilkins, Mr. Bodkin, of Loudon, and
tr. Mama, with twe janitor mensal, for the primer
Bissell ; sad Mr. Pollock defeaded Manaley.
Bartel exemptions wore made to the jury in the box,
and the retinae sated were muted to retire.
The tart was crowded dariag the trial. flirrell,whe had
btu out ea bail, was plead stag with the other proton
within the Ant.
The priests having est pleaded not guilty, the buy
were .wore.

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Mr. Blair staled the cans for the prommtion. Tien
were two mats fa the indictment against Meanly,
me (haring him with the burgled( the otter with
knowingly roadving the steles property; tfia indictment
against ainell was congaed to the latter sharp. Kr.
Blair said the ems was env of which the 'oedema ma-
prising the jury lad no doubt heard and reed Ruh, bat
he *aborted them to diunles, U namable, all meal-
me immeshes. The learned soused then detailed
the ribleass whisk maid be adduced, segrimatiag the tater-
IMO naturally to be drawn host it. He did not think that
the promeation would be able to establish that airrell had
met had any permed eameanaleatim with Maimaley. The
robbery at the Ber. Mr. Fisher's took place cm the night of
the 29th, or the months of the 80th September, end the
parcel egootalang the stein articles was proved to have been
delivered at Sindrs ea the 2nd of October. Bat the bon
will be best 'leased keen the redeem
The first wines celled wee—
Am Smith, who deposal that eke we a sernat in the
employ of the Bev. Jane Fisher at the time et the robbery
laid to the laelistment. The rev. gentleman lives at Great
Crosby. Oa the 29th September she noticed up the Mans i
dent six o'clock. At that time there was 'AWN" woman
la the homes besides whams. Witness ad the MOM hM
immediately upon fastening op the home. Helaraid alms
hallpest sena the following morsiag, whoa she head Ural
the beek door bad teem rimed, sad the mash at at; the
seller door was also open. On altaniaing the home semi of
the drawers were open. She tea went to the Salt home for
essistance, aad at her ratan she head the &spell dear I
open sad all the drawees. There were an sllve=
mimed then. Tome grilses had seen about five
previous to leaving the Muse the night beam. Ti..
WOODS Of three of them) were borrowed by wham hem •
Mr. Korey sad hie proved-daughter, who raids in the
neighbourhood.
thejnat Wilkins demand to eromexamiae this erilMea.
The am Jas. Fisher we salt intaained. Rememiesed
the night of the 29th September lest Left kis hems theme
half-peat foot p.a. I retuned ant aiming, whom I fond
that the beck door had been pierced by bile. lene
to allow of • maa patting kis had la mama*, fill=
This door wee smelly locked. I then west to the Mitt.
and kiwi time twe pea, two silver di stadm, en Menem
beat, sad • speck bad bees stoles. I have sees thee. eel
oleo dam la the custody of the polies.
To the Court—The home and chapel are joked toselhee.
The Coast her asked if the burglary cola be made entj
Ise the last evidence was only up to half pen siz.
Mr. Blair—Bat there is the possibility of the burglary
bursa made at.
immure 1.400. detective officer of the Liverpool
Ism neat csamiaed. He knew the presagers. Serail
Ile igloos at 64, Barbican Loads. Be west to his plain
ed businessepos the 2•41,41 October last. Wises he wen
pig there he saw a railway porter go to the shop et the
Knell with seam panels. He west fate the shop.
Nimem sad Inspector Lend followed after him. Whom
witness west into the shop be saw two parcels W 1141141 fie
Is brown paper sa either the mentor or desk, cease{ eer
which, but partially band the coaster on which the desk
rested. Saw Silva there. Said to him, " There ems
two pareelecome hers far yea hoes Liverpool." He
answered, ," He did not know who they were hem."
The parcels were afterwards shown te Knell eV&
Sirrell was present wine they were epseed. Wh-
ams had asked Befell to be ;
present when the pleads
were opened but was espied to, ' Yoeay saes OM
younelvee." (The pared in question was ; M Well
cot exactly la thew state now as whoa See distivent
The other parsed serried by the porter MN die shop we
else predated.) The first paroel mateihmed aloe moose,
broken end unbroksa a pair of silver algae Was two
pines, two holy oil stinks, ad two meter tops. irtiela
shown.) The prisoner when I asked if he bad ay
lettere, aid, " What doyen want with my private loan ?
Toe shall sot mese hero.' Told him he had better be
quiet. Witness then, after the paresis had bees epee* I
mind how he could meant for the property ? The pebeewe
said he did not knew the men. Next asked If this. Wee
any parson in the shop who did, and ate of the dais em
'wend," No." Knell was then made a prisoner. Wks
asked previously for bis letters, prisoner produed a lure;
which he handed to Mt. Lund. The letter, which rove
opened and unsealed, was :
0 84,-1 have forwarded some silver ; about 16.6. Yew '
attention, as usual, will oblige, Yours,
" W. H. MAMMAL
" 4, Hope•street, St. Jude's, Liverpool."
[Several other letters were here produced, take from air-
foil's coasting-boom Then related to various remittances
of elm, de, from Memaley to the prisoner • and the
amounts stated corresponded with entries be Siirrell's Poet
Office order book, which we wised afterwards. The first
of these letters was dated in Jane last. There were about
12 or 16 altogether.]
Cross mantined by Mr. Beejeant Wilkins—Land, the GM
our, went in • =UMW or two after the railway porter. Knew
that there were puede to be delivered from the railway that
morning. Witness followed Land in four or five minutes.
Saw the parcels as soon as he went in. Load took them up.
WAVY did not say to Sena "Yon have got two railway
parcels," but said, " Two parcels ease here for yogi this
morning from Liverpool.'. Sergeants Witcher and Slum,
detectives a Leaden, and two oaken Is uniform, eerie in
afterwards. When Smell cams is witness told kiss if he
we not quiet he would make him. Produced to him a
warrant aid, to show what he was, and what Maness he
ens oe. Sirrell was rank after this warrant card had been
shown. By " quieting " him whams meant mewing him.
Birrell gave the letter to Land, who was civil. " I was net
uncivil," added Bohm.
Serjeant no, there is nothing uncivil Ise
bullying • reepeemble tradesman, sad throatining to had. i
cuff him if not quiet.
liisexamined by Mr. Blair—Do not remember hie dumb
ening to pat me out.
Saimaa% Wilkins—Do not remember him saying toms
that he would cell is a polio* officer.
Juba Lund, • London detective officer, deposed that epee
the day in gaieties be went to the shop at &Aims 4181 r
pied by the prisoner Sena. He saw a railway pause parr
into the shop. The prisoner Sirrell waa at the comer.
The porter gave the parcels to Sena, who looked at there,
sad handed them over to • pump he called John, directing
him st the same time to pay 2s. far am of the parcels (the
one laid Ia the indictees* The porter then headed Mr.
rell a book, which book he also headed over to John for his
signature. J due signed the book, and leaded over the Z. to the
porter. The panels wen then laid upon the desk. Shrill thee
i went nto the counting house, at which ugliest the officer (Ye
hos) catered the shop. Witmes Potently took mimed= dike
panels and pointed out to Heine the direction in which
S.irrell had gone. I followed, and told Bina that he must
be present when the parcels were opeard. To this he
objected by leseina, and saying, " Oh, no, I will ban
tenting to do with it ; one ad my young men will do." He
then left the shop and went late the coundug home. I told
hies be mast be resat, and he was brought back by Bohm.
I thea opened the parade is his pneenos. (The lends
were ken modoced.) In the parcel there was a piece el
paper, marked "Martin Maputo' School. lane, Liverpool."
The parties pretest were the officers end mimosa"' of
sbm. When I opened the paresis, I asked "if
he had resolved any letter that morning from Liverpool ?"
He that stepped back a few peon and gave me • letter
(produced). I then asked him if he Mew trod whom the
letter raise ? He replied, " I don't think I do, bat I have
had twisty transisations with him." I then took kiss into
custody. But a short time elapsed from deans I entered
till I took him.
Ceps examined by Mr. Bidlea.—Aeted in concert with,
the railway porter. Sirrell's establishment is very menses.
Ia Loudon. He believed that there wen two men and •
lad In the shop when the parcel was opened. Went to the
shop ems a pretended inquiry about • gold chain. Wheal
the porter came in, he said, One of these is paid for, and
there le 2.5. to pay upon the other." Befell than left the
shop and went into the counting-hoots. When Helios came
Is, Sirrell said he would cell in the polies, when Bohm told
him he was to hie custody for receiving stolen property.
In his ezperhaes he knew that there wee a desire to avoid
assuming the responsibility of receiving stolen property.
He did not hear Ihnell ask • lad is the shop for the
letter, bet he (Shrill) brought It very quickly from the
desk—in fact there was not the slightest hesitation on his
peat la bringing the letter. Rehm was present when BirseU
mil be did not know the writer of the letter, but that he
WI bed twenty transactions with him.
Ma Smith was again called, and identified several of the
plata of plate as being in the house of her master on the
Malt previous to the robbery. The Rev. Mr. Fisher was also
felled and identified several of the ankh* as being his
property. Mini Mary Jones ales identified a portion of the
plate a that Web, her muter, Mr. Morley, to the Rey. Mr.
I "an'
rade Diswg, reilway porter, from Baston•paare, was
allsk soil prod dent ha saw Wes parcels l the
mod boa 4 ma punk
Jells Odom& pre& Berk at Lieseetreet statics,
I=l=lD smiting the panelthe
in qaestton at the
MN boa fibs tam irftro, &ova.

(Foisted out the marks ia referee/. to it ia the book.) The
parcel which hod been vesolvod os the lot of October was
forgot, and sot Best ea by the list mall train. It wee
deepatehed et betimes four end flea .'.lock.
George lies, a clerk In the nosey eider ores In Liver-
pool, stated dm he knew the prissier Nessiley ; and spoke
to the moment of several orders to bin.
We have lot rotmeiveda detailed soma% of the farther
preosedisits ; bat the result of the trial wee, that Blrrell
wee Aorittatd, end Masada, woe bead Graty.-Bsatisse
darned.

YORKSHIRE—YoRK, DEC. 11.
Suomi Armes Perris eh. lithos Mantra.
Her Majesty's tweasiestes for the bolding of s winter reel
delivery for the county sad city of Yob was opened co
Tosschty by Mr. Judo.' Pattesos end Mr. Baron Mania.
There were so owe at the Guildhall on Wedseeday. Is
the crows court Mr. J settee Pattie= ehsrasd the grand
jury therral cues were afterwards disposed of is the two
cm" bet Robe of thus possessed any public interest.

MIDDLESEX
Barons Me. llearaure Amass,
The wort eat to-day et Westminster, end disposed of the
remainder of the appeals !Handing on the list.
MANNING V. A CosTIOTION 0. B. YAILDLIY, EEL
This was an appeal by William Mantling, a contractor
nadir the Metropolitan Commissioners of Bowers, against a
allavictioa of Mr. Yardley, of the Thames Police Court, who
sulamitted him to the House of Correction, as a rogue aad
vagabond, under the 6th Gee. IV., e. 01, for indecent son-
do. Mr. &Mantles appeared for the appellant, and Mr.
Pony is support of the esavietion.
The evidence ripest which the magistrate convicted was
given at length; end for the appellant. ten witnesses were
called to prove as alibi with regard to an important date
deposed to by the female witaessee for the respondent.
The court, in ordering the conviction to be qnuked, re-
marked that upon the evidence as it originally stood the
oonvictioa was a perfectly proper one, bat after the col-
dest* that had been given on the part of the appellant, the
court Gould not cooling the magistrate's decision. No
&alit a mistake had been said. by the witnesses for the
prosecution. and the court would direct the costs to be paid
ylseeonety.
The ease laud nearly six holm

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