The Express.
London, England, 1857-11-07 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS,. SATURDAY EVENING; NOVEMBER 7, 1867.

thirteen Id another. Me cWzn was 2a. 6d., four tulles dir

Yam asd 66, waltisg.
Deputy Stews—Hs was sot waiting for me; I wee
waiting for him.
Complaisaat—Yrban I told you I had waited, you laid to
zoo, Waiting is nothing to do with me."
Defeadant—l can prove that he did not wait a single in-
stant, became directly the cab came to the door in 1 jumped,
and was driven off. _ .

The Lord Mayor Do you sok for en adjournment to en-
able ou to produce evidence
t—Yes, my lord , I admit the distairee, but I
dispute the dd. for 'waiting. f don't rare a bathing about
the half-crown he crime, only he kicked up each a row at
my door and went on any how.
C .topliduant—You never do pay cabmen their proper
fire, but you're in the box this time. (Laughter.)
The Lord Mayor—As the defendant asks for an adjourn-
ment of the came he must yoy the complainant half-a-crown.
Defendent—What for, may I mit ?
The Lord Mayor—The complainant's day's expellees.
defendant—What before the me is proved I
The Lord Ideyor—Yes, the act of t rys so, sad
understand the ammo= has been served three days.
T. h. defendant, with much reluctance, handed the coo- m
plainent half-a-crown, end the cams me adjourned.
Ala di 1. a notorious thief, was chair 1 with anUsg • IL
box orterning tea umbrellas, of the value of 31.10 a., from IL
one of Pick lord's vans se it wee paring through Sizerlem as
Samuel Even., policeman No. VA, clearly proved the ems py
=the primmer, wbo vem fully committed for trial to the fro
Criminal Cour U.
et.

GUILDHALL. R i
artorrasios UT KIINIUZ LEM OJT. I
MlNledi wee nought up on the charge of em-
larmlag the ems 46L belonging to Mears. Baker 2:
end Ca, et Binsiegbras, Ms seeders.
The primer it append pee bimalt lute custody, when Si. !
be delivered the following stakemeen in writing " Wil- l‘
Irma Mennen -My employees' place of brinom la Cecil- M.
street. Birmingham (Oa. Baker arm Co.) armada Z'
from Birmingham, Feb. 13, 1864, and received Sir the Ira •
check for 4.5 f. 11s. from Mr. Pollock, ironmonger, irmallterook- N. •
arta, Birmingham, on the 11th of February, and asimil M. •
the ems on Monday morning, the 13th, at the Midland
Cessiss Beek, Birmingham 1 forged a check, end paid la
the mese to Ma Baker, instead of the money I received; LL
Jobs Tomlinson, Naiad Bridge, Birmingham ; oleo Thant- is
Fos and Ben'., merchants, Bradford-street, Birm 9
The knet ineenni WI. 16s. 6d. ; the second 161. odd. hits
is Laden I meind reran from. Wright and Co., Fa- 11,1
cdrmelk-street, end also from Aubin Chapin'e, of Bt. Mary ft
Arm 1 lined a bill in July or August, DIU, and gave the igi
meg to Ma,. Jacobs, 12, Upper Maylebonastreet, whin m,
I lodged. Mrs. Tucker, of a public-house in Little College- IS
Warminster, knows Mr. Daher end the whole et IL
thil • Also Mr. Avery, whom Mrs. Tucker will tell
yen when to end." 11.
Ablesmen Humphrey asked him why he had done thle ?
The reamer said he ad been induced to appropriate this tie
ream is
osupport his wife and child, who were nun deed. IS !
Humphrey asked what he had duns for a le
Priersm said lie had been brought up to no trade, end gg
laving 101 l entry kind through hie misconduct, he was at Sr.
anent ran*. a.
The prisoner was tlem remanded, for hie employer to be Ile'
coramunicsad

SOUTHWARK.
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TITFLAVOINO • RITIMITtNO
JAM Baker, • young fellow about 18 years of age, true ft,
brought before Mr. Burnham charged with having committed ee
the following fraud ou Sergeant Anthony Coyne, of the 3rd
Surrey Militia, and Sergeant Quinlan, of the Eaet India 111
Company's Artillery.
11.
&mint Coyne maid that on the previous day the pri-
ewe ewe to him et the Rendezvous, and pronted si
self no • volunteer for the militia. Wilms* silted him 111.
einiber be bed formerly enlisted in her Maar the IL
girt talk Clemstmes service ; and on hie hi the 1
Zrbe entellel ; but, perinea to list to r;
...16.0.1.11... he edvanced him slums* it re- at.
Indimmie via\ imp supplied to him. ?hi enowit was et.
le he debelmi be the 10e. bay Ake le wild Iwo
imbed Om Wag sworn in. As muse be Nee& him 118
Odor wort kit diet moss, Chnkin wee peewit en
with ream* mmii Net the piers belbi eel and ran s
away. Wilms, however, weird kiwi, end brought of
him leek, den Weiss Men sa having en
=ri. milted with him; 11Nelbre, a• • pro-
the recruiting WS, sad • caution to ouch "
is Om rfamar,_ir_ save him into custody.
Afrme Miami Ns NEON ON bat* it bad become • g
ammo gene the Ilar yews min Mr Os ioner to enlist la
lisle* ee Meg Team Cowmen's merviee,and, after receiving *
Os shag,moths( thoinalits in the militia, when they 10
awstral wa. bounty. As ems me that wam spent they got
sllleld sod joined the Ismer swim, or that the midis
ma Maid am of the In itilleg• He therefore wished ter
Ills be known that web characters could be severely
Had not Sergient Quinlin been in court the to
ealtimid Iwo been mem hi for the toditia and received it,
lwroarie d the slug after that he would have joined lq
the MN leNa Oemsmeire
The shear melt hetes pat up to the trick by soother
rani at the Itimamavesa, end be did not think it wee any ,„„
bans. en be we soon going to whop the wpm iu India. clue
He mere to stick to the army.
Wotan mid that the prisoner came to him about
Oren previously end enlisted in the East India Com-
pri" • musky. Ile gave bisi the enliethig shilling, sad
toil him le eons to this court to.day, to be morn in. Wit- t,
mate eteskiered him • lawful recruit.
The primate maid he was quite willing to join Sergeant 2
Quinlan at owe.
Mr. Burchsm told him that aa the two sergeants were Y to
court he should not punish him or send him for trial, but
deliver him up to Quinlan. He wee, however, liable to be r„
severely punished, and he hoped it would act am • maths to
others not to attempt a similar trick.