The Express.
London, England, 1850-01-29 00:00:00

11101111414 Ofelaihdlo." " neegiesees UMW Moo-
wow" fa _the effAee of the WO poldoe, ttoestei
thee, " the ileolles. Ike ktatee ies woes weak awl
peeked be here eee oad htleshe, eavdl se aihdoneeners,
sad w tb• hoes helesei of his reereosthee. DO k die
-toneevaie ohestatee when the oneOpeNto Of
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that as eapinatioa kal barn Oen by Balm ea le the
remits, el title eau. It Drier mina.a detreed
the Beak, treelike have bees se mad ea see to have peal
die probate deg; eves IS le Lel foreeetea it, the
moeteet he wee asked for it, if he had bass guilty, he
wield have hestseel isiaailetely le hies
liatelepaid li. !arbor
- hear er

Wig midi abbe—
Wes was its left It would be maimedrad senOlseldo AMA that he aft - et- tbe ;.fi
Seat
not deserts tieum of pease, gad b. •of Illas waist la same le Ma tembe Weary es es the
aNk
, if a hiaay woo to leave the prima Wily lie din mai& a dioaa of bit bad. 'Wane" to a
igesemen when it fowl him with the stigma en Ma, with all psalm of the Asia as u, red wet bed applied t. Um
- babies eaneepows." The pram gives te Mr. at ftgaso tag mammy bads, when be told
me me 'added to mom growl athentisa. bin be essefterei the me begalses, aft dic
tram. plass, he received • oeftligad parks sad wank" blea hoot the his which be Ind oestemplatei
eftody oho% ea tanker 'videos" Wag laid -Ware Mr 0. Ups. be lead that he was • retired eargeoa.
=the Malt was his despoiled sonvistier that Mr. bytes la ftatheimpteaeplusay Camberwell, Is
• hew of his
net guilty et say pettsipalica Is the hafts el own was peemesid of simibrellie bated peeprly, an wee
Nei* be had bees made the aloft, and be madabed with • ameelabie eft main* Ma hir maths
the swath that U" be bad seed more preemies and entire shunned. Flotsam' searailea his atm% a &gab with sae
he Wan have saved limielf from the impassika mkt* bad Obis sweats-Noce that Ifte to the mamma ef bb "
beim innually east apes him." He (Mr. Earle art Vilifies) hembia be Natimed se be kis arelanry 501101ta1.1678
midi show that Mr. Berber had mod Me thou softer, beldam emboss! el the pepsellita of spleassafis with
terillho. Coale the ether side oboe as MOM' b which a ble bawl% the adjustment of Nemeses banna them. as
Whim was rear Maid with anything. hr meat of autism the ememimal abetment sad letfthe al W MOM. I.
go thy, except ea Nam for ? Wee it to be isportment be was reemwed, hat goatieftaibe. wet
tlioa.attsr the Ques's pa= bas granted him, Baba had hem egaseenea ft bin about • per be law
Ms.l,orhw 'nag ft sin for bk antillifte oft it me to be easel le Ma aa old ate tallisa, but •ahig
egilmel Ma as ether roma the. weal of skill ar ration ? Tema, as " Nis 8t meet," who repremated be self as the
MVO gmda bad bees received widths twelve maths ef the Meter of ono Jobs Newest, who fad dlid, leaving
be would bag °Wiwi his gertilosto as • matter mg .cuey to lite Amis. Admiehlrelbe had hem
dame, magnate,* beams nailllmmi Wolin but MOM lit
bat "Wig the ail •of a soßeitor
tun bee bla, that ke amid be mina Mean Me asemary, btreftiel the ablamat to him.
thesobt the master lea raker saceeled his ealkselar two &dm bee after beige hoard et J. Stewart rie kis deter,
paw. Tees rule Munn of Maw Term. awn Ina he wrote to the Rev. Mr. Conseil on bobbin Stewart,
that • analyse V fee readminisa aboalUirdre $ torm's waftg for information relative to the deemed and his pro.
wake, that the
petrAket Inquire aim elio mans of his pay. If be impmeed all tisk a haft, would be not have
dienatiamase "ft bit baba holm that p.m mad to de go ? Three days after ma answer me seat,
time. The rub in this we was drams wpb meettberepiro aft beam It to Plaster, adat his ripest my Mr. Potts,
meats of lift rah of roan, and the master had no r4ht to the prison, who was till then a Manner to him, and mote
reject part of it, and draw up • rule el his own, the particalare of his interview to nobly.% Upon this
B. (Mr. automat Wilkie') would Now what Mr. Bather's Fletaber gam • paper to Barber, said to be drawn up by
meant hal bem'eleica he nand to weeder, during a time Stewart, is answer to the inquiries of the proctor, and he
when be bad bees tried as no menliving had ever been, and never stated that • puma named la the paper as ;saga, who
he meld preftes before the court what his ocaduat had bad sold that the property was amortgage, was Fleteher.
been sines lb eamictiou, gad he was ears the court would The autheritiss at Doctors'-acumona were sadsfiedi and the
draw from that • favourable *Wean Why had the muter abnialstration was panted. Stewart ponimed OrMt, •
snook out that patios of the rule calling oa Mr. Barber to tailor, who stated, that he knew the dedeaato, sad
thew whet his swift bad bees sham he weed to practise ? that they were brother sad sister. Barber Sever
Is all was of aelprsetice span as attorney, the charges had any doubt of her identity, but in order to matim in-
should be prompt mad definite, tor it wee so taint down I. the Inman. as to the Wally and property, So went to Omit
autleritias, lad it was too late to came after three years sad Kirby, mad manilas' persons with regard to Stewart. All
• belt it was said that this was • mere setter of this was dose in the way ef badness, and recorded Is
hem, Mr. s life from kis boyhood had been rat. Bather's diary, and this lest loudly proclaimed his fano.
soaked, same of the came were bangs years old, and owe • he nearly every boldest of the traumatic. was
the mist recent 'Neu years. Then had Um no day by day In Ibis diary, which unfortunately they
oomplaiat froa my of kis dints, ef Mimi he had 200, sad could set us is evidence at the trial. At the triall
oat
his profits Is the last year were 3,0001. There rout be Hyatt swore that be saw Barber at Groat Marlow, who gave
ewe person behind wits was ettaftsbusly misrepreeentieg his was to hint se " Clarence Peckham, il•quire." He
the Law &Meth by ping about the country urging pop, also stated that upon his saying be was likely to be in
to make somplabb opine Mr. Barber, gad he miatabied town seas, he replied he Amid be glad it be would
that it was iambi by the wart that the qaes.iou of aid- gin Baran a cell, sod bring any earthly wimpnce
=shaybe satered a.lf it was wended by the Moat the deemed Jobe Stewart sad his property ,• that
peas rat Mr. Barber should stand in the tame be pm Ms be edema 62, Nelsen-square, aft that he did
pedal. as be did lishre, thea a notice shield hag boa .all and see his there • few days afterwards, and that there
male to strike him off the roll for them malprection ; bet woe • braes plate en the bowie door, with is Mr. W. H.
thole was at MO bold enough to do N. (The learned Barber, SoUgitor," I. large letters. This feet must be tufa-
weemd the, wont thigh the reset at great and minute clout of !half to show the great Iroprobabili/, to say the
ueem......awee ea it a. be pa' aim& The ethowieg least, of having Flan the new he alleged. Bat the Lose
arguments ea the repro Stewart curacy of Hyatt. evidence was doncestrated upon another
sal Black's sass. were tried, ad he exuded that most important poiat. He proved that Fletcher visited him
they had put inward the strewn inns het, which at Mutate, Is May, 1840, and ha swore, most positively,
ewe tried by the late Berm Oliva'', a kedge sift whom that Barber wait down • foresight sage the (fiery was
the wee was mire able to deed mbar, and bring am peditool, ia which there was no entry whatever of a journey
the ton fasts of a case. Oa the, first bliontift Mr to Marlow until the month of October ; and his managing
Barber was sapitted ; on the weft he me hand guilty ; dank proved his dietir et reoollectift, from coincident dr-
ead tho sow two ewes were sot wild, Mr. Bar• eamitanees, of his going to Marlow in October ; and that it
bees mused awed the other ifte to try tam, hat they re. he had beea previously about from the dam on such a Jour-
ionic baisaisaf *in bad bees this. &van& vim if vow nay, he mast have known it ; sad the judge told
cases, it would have owed the peesasutare some entinges- the law" that
an
tbeig could not rale es this witness.
mesa. It wee peeved that wee a sliest m Barber'., He weer knew that ies Stewart got lahnnation from
that be was a mem it geatiemaaty department; of urge pro. Fletcher, be sem knew that Timber had made *quirts"
petty, and of INISVIIMMIte comb, sad ke (Mr. ierjsant at Orem Ifirelose. By direction of Mks Stewart, Barber
Wilkins)maid show that Fletcher had his osafidentes took applhd dm Ewe. Mr. Stride to deliver up her brother's
ram pa:u to blind the eyes of Barber *ea of all the world learn sadlaywages due tablet, sad he applied to his solici-
beside. Fletcher, at every tore of each mem was at tan, Muss, and Co., with the same abject, who
Barber's elbow, and wherever there was • glimmer. diguted the Ma= Miss Stewart, uPolt which idv. Bath"
leg of HAM OIL the true mature of the transentloas Wrote ko *en the bash art
her the moneys and
he was ear mody with ems eageseat to slat it out, and that be 'id al tits bamboo for her. WWI he hag soJeoper-
though Barber used every swim sad skill ke woe still died kidamatf,4lll6llddai bt bad bad believed that he
met by the manias and 'malignity et Fletcher. A greet was menet la • els'aseaa ease? ass it the set of a
deal O the gramme la them mem npsesatd by the eh. inky ram, but did It sot retheitadkate amplest fearless-
ter at Mae by Barbs. was is tut rose by Hiram, his use and honesty of purpose ? He so farther identified
pram who bad boss cheated tati. sad win had stated Mice Stows" at the Banku the adeaillistnteis, know-
oaly the truth what be said to Barber—" If you are guilty, lag her to have bee. ea declared at Doctors' Commons,
lus se too." Different persons had been broarbt ia 'Nth which he was Justified In doing. Then with regard to
me Barba to irm,„.e oat him, sad he emir saw bre. Slack's new, which was not taken on the report In the order
Dag ce Benders, or Mrs. Seeders, but in disguise, when of its date, the dates standing thus—Stewart's cue, August,
they amused the persons of Bouchard or Slack, or Hunt. 1840 ; Suchard's ow, June,lB4l ; Hunt's car, May,1842;
Up to the proton time, the etawsoat of Mr. Barber, that Slack's ease, October, 1842. The verdict In this ease wee •
he never saw them but in them Mantua was swaths eosin' eset_shereas the Master's report stated it to be m
dined. Lydia Swine was net indicted in two of the one coast (He. Sarin" Wilkins) would call the atttn-
m stated by the Muter. bat cmiy me, don of the emit to the statements of several persons who had
;Tar if the report was mode by hi. ander that Investigated the matter while Barber was absent from this
impreesioa the fast would secessully ialumes .his mind osentg• This first was • statement of John Smith, • fellow
in asking • repent as to Bung's goaduct. In every cue Per of Barber, and was as follows :
Fletcher first cleared the ground. It was In who went to "I was • tellow-priennufwith William Sanders after his
make every inquiry, and the circumspection he exorcised in trial, ad foiling some interest about the cue of Mr.
his preparations was wonderful and stelacient to blind any Barber, although I had no personal knowledge of him, I
eyes however vigilant. If Barber wag open to the Marge of uked Baader, privately if Barber was innocent or gul:ty.
are lines,, the seam charge applicable to Mr. Frig. He solemnly snared me Barber was entirely innoceat ; that
fieid, the soli ite( to the Beak, to the proctors, to the everything was as srnnged that Barber maid bare no
brokers, for they were as muck dereivad and had dis- reason to suspect any fraud; that Fletcher had always de-
clare nothing. What profit had Barber got by these clued to him that Barber had no guilty knowledge what-
transactions? And he he (Mr. fierjesat Wilkins) wished to ever; and, from the preesu ions taken by Fletcher,
set himself right on a poiat is which Yr. Barber Senders said he wee quite certain the real truth
was in error whoa he stated that he (Mr. Suisun bad been cannily efteget.d he. Buser. I had en. re
Wilkins) undertook his cue oa the Maw of his then one conversation with Sanders on this subject ;
receiving the acceanry fee; no doubt that Mr. Bra. and he was always consistent in declaring Barber's inno-
nall who acted as Berber's attorney, said so, but and, adding, that neither be, his wife, or Mrs. Dorey were
Mr. Braman had asked hin if he meld bold the known to Barber, accept in the fictitious characters in which
Wish in all Barbet cases tor SO • awl be odd he they were introduced to him by Fletcher. I hag observed
would; and he did so. After tin OW Nem pwmsa left 151. the widen and demeanour of Barber and Fletcher since
at his &dee" Wilkins') shetsbene whisk ho gave as they came ea board the Agincourt, and it his decidedly been
a nthreriptift to buy Barber • bud when be wont abroad. of the wet nasocial character, Barber studiously ay Ading
He had array held a brief under circumstance" such as all lawman" with him from the first moment of their em-
bed boot stated; and he would after degrade himself to barkstioa. With regard to nude I may say that I was
Iftekseering as the principle of no cure no
try. It was at one time • amain of the Stock Rename, but, having
serer proved that B abet had renrived • los las of this pt into pecuniary diModties, I forged the acceptance of my
mossy. Hs effects were sold to pay his rent, and he left brother (Swetary to the Bishop of Lincoln) for the sum of
the comby psalm; and he bad eves paid Fletcher 60 per five pounds, and, the forgery being discovers, I was see-
cent. for a loan of 1006 to carry as his booboos with. He Wooed to emn years' transportation.
would not setter into the inquiry
_whether Mr. Chrbt- " Sept. 2, 1844. Joao Marra."
mar thesleek l• the Beak, had beta liailt7 01 • He also made a second statement, when he was supposed
breach a hie datY, for itwasshow that "In the to be oat his death-hod sa follows :
trial Barber sever kaur af sate • person, but was
led to believe diet Fletcher got hie iagermatim from a etoeh, I, John Smith, • prisoner on board the ship Agincourt,
befog now on • bed of sickness, from which it is very
broker, and this was swore to and sot cootradicted on the
doubtful if ft will please Oda raise ma, am desirous of
other Meas. Bat eves if Rube did knew of it, he had an
example is Mr. Freshflefid, wine, fa the case of Robins, so-starter what hat come to my knowledgeia the eats of Wile
mop "preeiael y the sues Lammed°, by which aliam Henry Barber, through my intercom's with William
mom ivies I. the Beak is the nem of Sanders awd /cat' Flitch"'
Men Berber was ie be„mama for obtaining ma Form my former statement it will be Neu that I wail a
bowman, whet woo to be tem Kr. greehgehi who wee fallow primmer of Sanders after his trial, and had repeated
of all renew too moo bound to keep the tem„ of the commatioas with him, areference to which I have only to
Beak r a eon of mowers trove, the y„„a findingit repeat that Sanders declared in the most positive manner
knew that narks were on it which *owed whose property Barba% satire innocent. ; and from the eirmastaaces
it was, and afterwards took ft to himself, he was guilty of "Mid leaders I . Permed" that the busies" wu
felony. It was notorious that the Beak often kept wart fatalism' to Barber by Fletcher, who appears to have been
that army was lying there vibes they knew who were • Ist Mho*. as strictly legitimate, and that front the pro-
w, „note samba to it Where wee the await, of this .au What tan was nothing by which any solicitor
and what honour was dee to those who withheld would he faked to suspect the contrary. I have been on
Mend? Wm with Fletcher ever since we have been on
each runty ad that often when the claimants to it we
poor aft witched in their efroustanas ? The Master Used the Allia•••rt• and have had save ral conversations
saolvd to to under ea inmate. that Berber thought that with lift abet. Berber's ease • and although thm is sad
meaty gave taformatioa to pewee „wag iy whereas it has been throushout an avid's; hostility bottoms them, he
was rely ia Slack's we that ke bad gases to Walt eo„ mars daft" that Berber was "slimly 'moment. All that 1
Barber
or saw sataaaah elatedßi ead oeorgteae Dere, have um and beard oilierhes has maimed me that such
i
together, or knew them to be relat, or keens Deny
hastedials", battlehatbeee; uldiadmidas the
epesv"kagaseriandh 117thalaUFlellOstierinr
by her own name, till chi was amen up for aid. At a
mu ~ing of
the parties
on both aides ja this este at the
unuthe initb..ject,of ande
elltracnve....urgelhisa.f
then...eater;
.B.4inweto
mimosa detailed
Master's as the Bth February, Mr. Mambas said that the
Lew Soarty did not knead to ester into the quince of Barber having as kerb"' tens rather to have jammed,
Barber's guilt or known% aft he stated that the '"'"`at " Urge behaved tkevellfhout the voyage
only
point.
as
white tdino woad be inquiry were in so &sant and meourtsous • "teams to Meow to boom
founded as the words la Sir George Orgy's letter, the. ,euVeset of general rework. Besides which, he has ga-
wkish inputted stigma to Esther ; and yet, by the Plata" of Barber's hiving Pissed him ia the licsa's mouth,
„ _ hadlnto by brimful him forward when Barber was fiat appreheaded,
rgo.....r.i.„..ssi:sagiadt
ars siniZasolerslalli
tat's"' Ziir'which the but tor which, he says, he should have soca by Wag
rte endue et a solicitor, they mu
by "ids". hi the "Ws* Ho declared, that he
kb
maw
the
ikarmaar. Tba
wan
mold not maw as would neither add to, nor detract boa, what he had already
the patio. of his not paylog the duty ma the probate of the mid anedeldalatlttr.h. ht admitted toLfool_,_..holome• of
✓ia. for Shams me part of hie dam as aa &Mosey, hr it —I help .11.• meet-
amid be deal by say on., sad a had been Wit is laTITal
...rtlizetra;:e!Hde.dparg...l7
axon preeenst.,
sturesr"lseboa7l.Btheu...64.ireigsitt eases..467tbaLirminell4.44.4.a mat.tte: tted...wartumairatsuld notaaintarfere.r....7l-
- that the idada"; Jo!noLi.Nloon.444kMldainiett:dr:
Nov.
6,
1844."
the rod. It nowhere is
for the duty ea the probate bees paid to Barber, swot
m W mew maammet. and the was wo ememelat is irk, Tina them was Fletcher's ant coaficsion as follows:
pat el thei=mmat that they lei boa defrauded. It was "Jae 28,1844.
stand la Naiad. that be believed the mosey "I solossaly declare that, to the beet day kn 1 and
was poisalted..liserher, ea one Oran. she ma the sang so belief, William Henry Bohn had pall karleaddga
:h4.6 been
iarbibeertiteassia tho. it
diseultad set
inehowaremt:tir. t‘hrioseettilLotaAeleagietittnaleett wasd • forgery",
proper tug: ;hit
bdittatwinwnese..iniciey.thtfibeArsarstt
bad bees flatataaa el an hi pup mem such, it was introduced by na to him,
bored that
examination at the Mafton House Aand eluted
further declare, ,1
a fate whisk had bee. head by Ma by ea ex
&midget ia the pelowella of a hatter in Bond-street, who that to my knowledge and belief, he had no guilty know-
bought those as • earkeity at the rib it his Ands under a ledge of either of the oases which have nos tly f
ora
Amu, fer met, ptemher wrote a letter to Barber mooth subject indictment. I make this decilationwiat: tnhe,
July, 1842, whisk was es follows : other motive than to do an an of jetties to Mr. Barber as
goothaiaptotbideee July 2O. 1842. far at fir In meestower.—Josaft Fibroma.
" Deer Mr,—During my Meow tiii—ciay, • Mr. Grif)s, " Willnetn—lnntittw Ball Catttew'''
who
etthe
west
sad auto town, ealied at
ray by Fletcher also made a gonad ciateasion, which was as
follows
to say that an sppliestio. her hem made to kin from _
magnum
of
814.H.7,44...4.ft the.k.pampazt
acid.itbue
ingelway"kato. rrirea...lggre
and.
erbenthiiBj4t.l2B4Bshivoitirsiamistate.4..l„i74B.4farthßu,
4e4raborta.n.haabc.i.f the
for
knoyfiedri whatever of Mri. Richards the se Mks Stewart,
me Bah of Meglead,l4l,
_belear.74‘ tot._heiLlat. *teethe_
„...r,„w_ho
diedalig 1
rsooluatetowaln
olyle ker'enes"`"w7en you'lat7:d 'II; of Mrs. Duey than as Min Suchard, of William Sands's
thilliattThheoymasharilagiearaispecor ?lc l'elydisrepSresulied: ratedthaatheaseal Blur et
Tolman's-yard, which in nay, after a good deal of trouble.
you obtained for her. The legacy duty in that use, I per-
featly geollset, was to be poid by you, sft having left, by my IP" as Elizabeth Stewart, Elks Burchard,Thonas Hunt ead
Must end NAY Pwasaiss the 110"11 for that Puma" with Assitiasimllitanlicielkairfilida.con...y'rurn..haseavnrusCog
BWknii.otulawalnelEvehateto thvaerwofill
you; bat it ippon, by ewe wens, the payment been
wake_ ted..
that he
di. d...fttemeese Mr. prim...
„lye to his, which eta did in
lay
mama. Andsf.PLoCuteceeduine.tain
reediest thah2lw
he
seins•4lB.l:llanZaM.7.l7a=l you ~ 17. is which the several matins were Introduced to him.
matievoe I nay ham solhist
It jos will and in which nneninne" wale men Wag no
him tie Madame Se ate to this sistior, me It appear. that tn °ln" thn ilintd.kn of an patient
" I was a client of Bathe an,
nesse pay? "reading, and Mr. Orilla is thoeibasil with beg Ibel:eve
Ae
tbmssewo.
samagalo
quote titasrae.ll:4B
deam.47
windy solialleraiked He
gread.446tobnie
Mr. the oil MENAI OM slant afterward. ind'F°""tr°Pirt/' S. And known me
ii Wiefg emoeral
ee_n_ereLati bat I amet...._
.itt the. mhich
1,1 will i°
177.insia7"4747Carm7_ she ,IL .bat
_77; Mrs. Sanders answered without sopianao, or ember".
pout ebt. wooset, Rent' and to satisfy his insides, she peened to him a
ani &ate of the registry of the moth's death at Pimlico.
This Wad gam Payed to to the preen hired by Fletcher And I led further bound to slab, that Mg Sande peo.
wooteaoto
811•1811, sad laber Into the ediainistratioa boa". seated herself to Kr. Berber wearies light' bee.a lab she lemur al ma essebellos or the Whiny warded sad 'lifting to have the goat in bar bmi lad feet, 1446
production of a hiss weitiag to out his reamed tonut bso
Mese by dwadviag a USE at shareetelnity maim. to the owased
ablates dad besides thla wea wawa attar salves cuss' atirtriLt ta the elowashisirdial"• 4111161211116111114
dells." Oil
ei
had Iliaaeuompllehd, and *he* ha was prepertea "Ad to the beet of ay knowledge and belief, Mr
the lose* sod would say as. doubt that this sonsmation Barber had aft share in the proses& al the above
trual"•
to tie Mika we the true sae ? But the Neater amend *as, or 'Mae of then, biped his cobeelosal reatiaers•