The Express.
London, England, 1868-09-21 00:00:00

WORSHIP•STREET.

JOWW. •Cwith, 314
dm Allteell Ward, 26, and Air" 20,
all described on polies sheet as labourers, and having
no fisetl place of residence, were charged before Mr.
Fllison with being concerned together in breaking into
the chop of Mr. Lawrence Holzman. n jeweller, of WA,
tit. John-street, Holton, and stealing therefrom ive gold
(Amine, value 14/.

The three prisoners were seen byJocepli rpm.lt, a wheel-
wright, prowling about the St. John e-read, and from
their sit us movements be was intluoed to watch
them. He obcerved Ward moss the road oppocite the
proneentor's shop while the other prieuncre waned on the
other side of the way. lie did the. twice, and then was
accompanied by James Smith. They stopped in front of
the pioeecutor'e shop window, and then a Deitch of glass
suddenly followed, and Went war see.' by Mr. Robert
Sealer, who was leiceing, to he eniallaing flie window
with a piece of wood, and the same witne... then
saw James Smith thrust hisfilusud iu at the window uud
seise the cheine, which heturnetlawa, with, but wee thruet
into the thou by Mr. Sowter, while I, pcoltceiied Ward and
pitched him inside also; there they were detained until a
peliee-conethible was sent for. The prisoner John Smith
all the time remained mi the other aide of the road, and
took no part in the robbery ; immediately afterwards he
walked away, but was pursued, brought buck, cud given
into custody.
Police-conntebble (1. Entree, tIR N Reserve, said that
when called he found the prisoners in the sh.sN and they
basing been given into custody he pasted his hand down
James Smith, acrd desk from his right-Laud trousers
pocket five chains, which were identified by the prose.
cuter as having been in his window, their value being 111.
There was nothing found on the other prisoners. The
officer produced a piece of wood, which was sworn to by
the witness Sowter QM the Rata,' piece Ward had used to
destroy the glow.
In answer to Mr. Ellison the ulTioev stated that he
believed the prisoners wale kuoe 11, and Ind been in the
House of Correction.

maitictrate comrnitted the prieoners for trial, and
directed the taker to make every umpairy with reward to
thew, and prove any previoue conviction at the ecesious.
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thorks Piggott, the landlord of the Duke's Mead, ap-
peared before Mr. Partridge on an adjourned summons,
charging him with unlawfully making an internal °maw-
nicafion between the licensed house mentioned and an
adjoining bonne not licensed.
Sergeant Capon, 17 111, and Sergeant Pope, 6 X, made
an examination- of the house neat to the Duke'. mad cis
Sunday morning, the 23rd of August, and disoovered
door of communication between it and the public house.
The defeat* set up by Mr. Chipperfleld on behalf of the
defendant was, that the house described as sprints) house
had really been licensed as part of the public house, and
that, es butanes' had become very &Trained. it had merely
been divided from the main portion of the house fur the
purpose of accommodating loaders.
♦ carpenter who put up the partition having deposed
that he did not entirely separate city portion of the pre-
111iNMS
magistrate inspected the lime", and upon his return
into court decilded that the premiere in queati'm formed
two diatinet bowie% end tined defendant W. and neat..
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