The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-29 00:00:00

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Mar 2=Yr. Crory waseelethster.)
32, hdler, WWI kr anlawfially
wassilfas a girt iadur 10 years dap, asmed Elabm.h
Am Wren Sots" with intent,
After a long trial the jury faced the primer Nifty, sad
pule
Yr. Creasy
yew. esetented him to he knit to bold labour for the
d der
Maimed Aily, sado of Cabot* a sharp, hitellisost.
!Myoung ass, deeeribed se well educated, bat having
I of l3sows, was indicted for stealers a
oloopie-book value*, the yof Messrs Grindley and
Co., the Bast lona and 'tory vista.
B ied Alakellah, latergirerer, sad Hookas 111 elturonind
..qek Persian, escretary to the Princes of Gads, were in at •
_ _

Mr. J. Doyle prosecuted.
There were tutor erne against the primer, but he was
fried on ace hors the eraser gig hi support of
which it het on trait Auger be went to Mace.
Orindley's mlatildtment e Ile. Martine-place, end
senteltoldr. Moyle, larinneeger thet be bed orate from India
eel bed a are of 3,7461 td. la the birds et Meows.
Hedger ned Baer, et Idempood, width be wished to he
teneadinal to s Lowden hero, to thee be could make lt or-
venirtly arilehle he Ms se he we
whin az-
=rto her for laMsthe overhed tore en the
e meow told Idea be sari haw the money te-
nable them by ble giving
_germ ere en the Liverpool
Ma, eel thet whoa dry bed neehr It be ward hew a
elegem beak end mid thaw epee dem as he War make.
dm ra
Thewcadpr by elmiell to he early ignorer at Ohs mode of
w amok end Mr. Roy% showed him a
eloper GM tighter the course at bereter, end, r
the riled that be wanted to ere • number of
lemaasme beim be hi Loathe, he gar bin • pipe current
of reeks imednd it lora. After he bed shown hire the
eleque-book, which the greener did not the. *t-
innily have in his pemrdon, ha Lid it en a
tars, and the primer asked for • glace of
weir. Be we. told to walk into en inner mat and take
one, er la gar to the room he would have to pan the
leide as which the obeese-book wee lying. As be wet
away, he aid he should an agar we eatinday, the day on
which Mr. Boyle rid they their emir am rower from
Liverpool, in the orrery erre; bat be bad sot been gone
hog rem the chopre-ber ems mired, sad in an hour or
two Airmails • pans err whit sober drawn in favour
of Mews. Meese rid this, te l&f. odd. Mr. Ilotl=
whit that penes to Meer. Kra branch race of
wire he her **prisoner who had eta
the she fa payment foe pereheem liehad ieede. Mr. Rare
=glda seepres that he wear peenarte olthe book, and
em tot ghr up et err L. should giro his ire
emery. The prisoner rid he wee varprked the cheque had
not beeped, after he had glen se order upon hit Liver-
pool bankers for over 3,000 L, sad he would not give up the
cheque-book ether Mr. Boyle gave him • menionadum
cancelling the order. Mr ether to do anyth*r of
the kind, sad rented own la the book given up to hhu
The par reinctarl the tech, and he was pieced
In the Nerdy at a end it was the. ascertained
that be bed been committiag fords by representing that he
was an side-dresinp to the Quer at Ore, and am may be
easily imager, a emmunication was received fires Liver-
pool to the effect that the Firmer bed no effete
there. After the prisoner had given the cheque to
Mews. Mosta, he said he was compelled to be at
the hones of the Queen of Owl, at the o'clock, but r a
teemenger had been despatched to Otindley's with the
cheque to see if it wee beak 04e, terra] decked, were re-
sorted to by which he prolonged his nay until the meeseeger
returned. When at Orindlay's the rid he should
only esquire to draw for the odd hundreds, eke thousands be
should leave to their hands to his credit maw he arrived is
India and could make arrengemente for it. immolation. The
prisoner admitted to Inspector Cheekier she. in custody
that be had ho authority from the Owl, family, and that be
had no funds at Liverpool.
The prisoner, who spoke English faintlyernme-mounined
Mr. Moyle with a good deal of ineennity, his object being to
show that ha received the cheque-book from his hands when
he give the order, and could mot therefore be charged with
reelmg it.
le stated punitively that he nervy parted with the
reserion of it, but laid it onhis table et ha had shown it
to the prisoner.
The jury found the prisoner Osie/ty, and it was then proved
that he had bees oommitted tree for three months as a
rogue sad vagabood, and sestreced to nine months', under a
cementite at the Old Bailey.
Mr. Doyle mid there rue thews other cases agree the
primer—or for attempting to obtain a owns" vales
1921. 14 from Memos. 011 k end Sons, of Long-.art or it
the fraud upon Mere Moor and one for obtaining es
opera• glass, end lea dery of admission to the Surrey-
gariena, on. the creaks of Mr neacele's bran, with in-
tent to dthaud M. ham, by repreeting that they were for
the Queen of Ore

Mr. Creasy said the prlsotter anal* oupht to be tried au
another chary, but it would be hardly fair that he should be,
.ter hie ozavictiotte bed beast proved la the hearing of the
jury. It aweeed that the primmer wee a practised, cusining
rogue, and he should atlases Liu to diluent mouths' Lord

Yary Hoday, 16, was tedietad for unlawfully assaulting
Laurence Shia. _

The geimuer was left in charge of sire children of poor
parents at Chelsea, who had to go out to work. Ow day
when the mother got home she found that her youngest child,
just two years of ere, had Men beaten with a tine; them
wen from 30 to 40 marks of cane•stripee about its kge and
body, and the prisoner said she bad done it because it wee
dirty, but without any cruel intention. Pb. no. said she
wet very orrery fir it, end she thought oho had done nu more
than she should hare done to her own brother or Aster.
The jury found her Guilty, gad as else had buss In custody
nearly all weeks Mr. Crory onnteaced her to =War Routh.

SOUTH KIERINwroN MUSEUM.— tits week
ending Sept 24, the rids,* hare Wen as :—Oa
Mauday, Tueaday, and Saturday (free dap), MN; au
Monday and Taeaday (free eveetep), Gan ; as aka dm
dedente day. (adnoadon to the public, WI, 813; ear
Madame maim (Wedneiday), 141 ; total, 11,000,