The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-05 00:00:00

THE BURGLARY AT TRH SURREY BANK.

EPSOM, MONDAY.

The two men, George Roberts and Charles Dowe,
chivied with breaking into the West Barmy Branch Bonk
in this town on the night or Thursday teat, wore brought up
for t.-.zsssiastion this morning before the beach of magi.-
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trate* sitting at Carelea's coffee:bouse in the Highldreet.
The Baron de Twofer, ehairmae of the bench, presided.
Mr. Henry Dosed and Mr. B. H. Northey were also present.
The evidenos having proved the circumstances detailed in
Saturday's Exams, the prisoners, alter being duly cautioned
by the chairman, were asked if they wished to say any-
thing to the charge made against them
li oberta slid—Yes, sir, I do. I was in Guildford on the
Slat of October, sad while at my way to Epsom, or more
properly speaking, to London, I met my fallow prisoner. We
ease on together, and on our way thrciugh this town, we
atm this parcel tied up In a handkerchief. We took it up,
and tamed it behind the engia►hoa.e, when we opened It,
I thought it might have bees a child. What we me what
it contained, Done pat of the Goat, and pat seine things in
his pockets. I pet sense is nine, end as the Wage we
found so I found 'eta in the penal.

The prisoner Dams said is had nothing to say.
The Chairman then told both prisoners that they stood
severally committed for trial for the crime of burglary, and
warrants having beet placed in the hands of the proper
allows, the amused were removed in custody.
At the dose of the proceedinge,
Mr. Moore begged publicly to express his gratitude
to the polies°, the town of Epsom, wham castanet in the
affair, he considered, had been exceedingly creditable, espe-
cially that OW young officer Dymock.
Mr. Hveringhara, on the part of Maws. Mangles,
cordially agreed with Mr. Moor*.
The Chairman said ha thought the taken were certainly
entitled to all praise. He also considered that the ussfulasee
of the power of marsh given under the Metropolitan Pollee
Act had never bon MOM clearly demonstrated than in the
present case.

REPRZBENTATION or Porn: MGT.—The Hon. H.
Bailby Lawley, the eldest son of Lord Weadock, k •asalldato
kr Sho reirseentatka of Pontefract.
The LONDOS FARMERS' CUM.—Yesterday atria-
lag the members alibis club rs-ateesthied at the club now"
gridge•stnet, Workklare, Mr. J. Payne of Falsifiers is
the chair. The mined previously sp fatal for diessisios
1121 " The kapsdesio ef use kapok,* is the
fouler." Is the thoeirioess sopreseed
biased is imam of reps& Mho temeitits
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the impertaam of a kaowledgo of to brow, me
adopted unanimously ; sad a TOW thanks was gbas
Kr. Webster for the maw: is whisk he had isteedneol the
set set.
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