The Express.
London, England, 1857-12-22 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS

MANSION-HOTJSE.

Hoax Bret Ina besuest up in the custody of
George Webb, the detective officer, upon • want abseging
him with having entbmalal money belonging to bis em-
players, Mmes. Orthday, proprietors of the Bone Sow.
Mr. Chaim Langara, manager to Mesas. Richardson
and Co., bookasHera, of Coashill,_seid-1 know the pawner
se bang to she opeent of Messrs Grindley. On the
10th Mat. I met him at Mesa. Macintosh's the prints., and
I bought of him 166 copies of the Seam Now, and paid him
N. 19a. He did sot give me • receipt. I took the oopke
away with me.
Mr. T. Drawl, calletior to Mesas. Smith. Elder, end
Co., Conthia, baobab's, said—l was at Mesas. Macin-
tosh's on the 10th Ina., end I pinhead 206 copies of the
Home lime of the pristase, end paid to him 61.7 x. 6d. Hs
did not gin me a reostpt, as was he In the habit of doing so.
Mr. C. R. WiLkiame. make to Marra James Matthews
sod others, trod* valor the mese cl Grindley and Co.,
said—lt was the duty of thelelsoner to post the How New,
end oleo to receive maw from the castaway and to amount
to me for it. He bus not somanted to me it the cash re-
ceived from thetwo brow vitieres. He should have paid
me en the Jakarta; thy. His ben ace beat to the °Sae since
the lath lest. to
lade (the w othotr)—l received a warrant frets the
Abbott,or fa y Mt, sad proceeded to Newton
iny Devonshire, and there hood the priaare. When
I told hint the charge "past Wm he: said be bad beta
ddoldas v hard and did not harm what he bed been
about, sod ery
the amounts he bad ember:del did not extend
beyond 61. or 71. I brocglit him to London sod found open
his therm of 61. 14s. M.
The primer—All I an say is that the night I received
the mew I spent 21. or 3/. of it In drink, sod I was ashamed
to retorts boos.
The Lord Mayor said ha regretted much to see a young
mat who kid been in so good a positica, and under such
etallent scolloc,befoj.ten years, throw himself away by
pledgee(
The Omer wen then committed far trial at the Costal
Weisel Court.
Mr. Efilby, the bather of Mr. F. Eilby, who wee, on the
17th Want, charged by Mr. Francis Worrell &ewes, stock-
broker, of 2, Royal Exchange, with having attempted to rob
him of several hundreds of pounds, emend bake' the Lord
Mayor in wry deep allictiun.
It will be recollected that the Lord Mayor, after having
=Skesthe wawa very closely on the day of macaw-
dienteed the sees, samba Mr. Baby that he would
Thethe wart without the tangos* his rearecter.
The applaud y slid that his =happy
Inaba beams dreedthUy prestrelei open ream*/ beam at
the idea at he been lathed op los slake won sash a
Amp, sad every Mat le akar Wm, grew
worse sod wens, end ca morning pat sa and to his
' Warne by caning his throat.
The Lord Maya said he gristly regretted so deplembieara
south He lad supposed that the result of the examination,
I se published to the astrepapers, would have had the effect of
at hest alkalating the pain of having hem tharged with the
caeca
• Mr. Kilby intimated that he would in all probability pad •
don the Court of Aldermen on the adojeet, sad left the make
man is green agitation, and much ocompsedmeted by all who

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ere pist. . a
The Loyd Mayor requested teat the rem would arkmw-
lags his rseelpt of SOL from the Goldsmiths' Company, end
20J. from the Merchant Taylors' Company, tr the poor-bez.

BOW:STREET.

Mr. William Att-13o;k7r,E;;erly adjutant and pay-
master of the Donegal Artillery Militia, wee charged with
having essbeesled 1,2334 of the public monks.
Mr. Bare, el the Arm of Hare and Wingfield, solicitors to
the War Depertmeat, attended to prosecute.
W. Wavy Xlrby, clerk in the War-cddce, deposed to the
deflohney in dee Mutinies accounts, end slated his belief
that the skive moor pitta of it, had bees appropriated by de-
thedsat to own ma
Dearthst NM he was prepared to account for every prosy
of the money, of which no portion had bar applied to hisown
etas, or le say bin legitimate purposes. He could pro-
duce vouchers width would more thou coves the amount. Is
Ass Ile hoeing, vddel were in the bends of his accountant,
would show last then wee s soul ulna—about 31.

believed—in irle—vow; ere rsed—a—Wavisd—Titeriv;:asi;
to render his account, which Mr. Kirby refaced to naive.
Mr. Kirby sold that this was *se ; bat, in oceneqpnes of
seep informality, handent was Mara back to the colonel,
in Deland.
Dehrhat-1 GPM ael (0, because I hadn't the 0111111/ of
CVmy Istrithag epees.My circumstances are so re-
' that I bre been chained to become a pohoemen, which
Is very had for a men whole been in the position I formerly
Ailed. But lem prepared to vindkate my character from
this sharp. However this kr Oct the proper place, end I
ought to be sent to Dublin.
Mr. Jardine said he moat have It more clearly shown
whether this was so or not. However, there wee sallicient
ground for an anpurnsocet.
Ultimately the defendant we remanded for further In-
vistrafilmheisr, ens of the persons reosntly eummoned es
the wars and occupier of house in Hoirrell-street when
indftent hooks and prints had been seized, wee brought up oa
a warrant, charging him with the indictable arcs of keeping
sub books end plats for sale.
Inspector M'ltnale deposed to the seizure at the house
11, Itelyerelintemit. Defendant was the person In pomendon
of the premises. • quantity of books and prints were seised,
of which 40 prints sad 126 books were =damned by the
magistrate. Defendant did not appear to the mammon& to
show cause why they should not be destroyed, but • man
named Dugdale 11211111.1114 to it. Honda's was at that time
undergoing a sentence of imprisonment for selling obscene
books, sad had to be brought to the coast on • habeas

Marient said he was not the owner or occupier, having
only been put in to mind the piece for a time. He knew
nothing about the books. He shut up the plan the day
saw the mime.
Mr. Pollard, for the prosecution, applied for a ternand,
that he might obtain further evidence, and also that he
might annuli Mr. Bodkin ma to the propriety of continuing
the prosecution against this man.
He was accordingly remanded.
The rut:owing some hare been remind for the poor-box :
By Mr. Henry 201. from the Merchant Taylors Company ;
by Mr. Jardine 61., from "Lord C.;' from "E. C.;"
and 21. from " J. H. H.," through Mews. Goslings and
Sharpe
LAMBETH.

Mr. lli4 one of the churchwarden' of the parish of St.
Miry's, Newington, waited upon Mr. Elliott, and informed
him that en that morning the body of the female, Frames
Paisley or Parsley, about the funeral of which complaints
hid him made at this court, had been exhumed at the Via.
tints Park Cemetery and identified by her friends, the 's-
prained themselves perfectly satisfied. Thus the mattes of
'sista* WM set perfectly at net, and the perish authorities
were .ions that the fact should be made poblio se aeon se
poseible. With respect to the extraordinary circumstance of
laming two certificates for the burial of the same body from
the wcelthoam, that matter was still under strict invailigatios.