The Express.
London, England, 1850-10-30 00:00:00

THE BURGLARY AND ROBBERY OF JEWELLERY

IN Till STRAND.
This day Wag appointed for the re-examiaation of the
eight prisaaen, who wen remanded from Friday and Satur-
day lar (the partisolars of seek atualsation appeseed la the
Ewen) as the theme of being sonesrued in the
wad robbery of jewellery apes the premier of Meettirlt
%mu and Clapham, jewellers, of the Strand, the Wert we
[fiterdel to ulnas.
= 1 after 1 o'clock, the prisoners, D. j Shaw J.
a
, J. Gardener, Mary Arm Clansman, J. Busecher,
kie wile Mary Ann Mimicker, and C. Clinton, es errand
boy. wee placed in the dock. Oa this occasion, Charles
Kelly, the peter, was also peeled is the dock with the other
prisoners.
It will be remembered that Kety, who had been fa the
service of Mauna Williams and Claphein, as porter, for the
lad six years, was first apprehended and examined *a
Friday, and the evidence adduced agates% him was
quite of a circumstantial character. Clinton gave
evidence, and so prevereated, that after Kelly we
remanded Isspeotw Lead was induced to interrogate
Met very closely respecting the robbery. He then sinfemed
that Kelly we innocent, and that he bad arranged with the
other prisoaers in the conuaisien of the burglary and rob-
bery. That he Ist two an into his master's premises before
Kelly came home, and that Gardener was one of them. The
either prisoners were then apprehended by Inspector 'Lund,
Sergeant Thompson, and other, of the detective fore.
After the prisoners were remanded an Saturday, Mist
Shaw, the prisoner Shaw's wife, was also charged with being
unearned in the robbery; bat, as there was ne aviators
&Oast her, she was discharged.
Astording to the admires' made by Clinton, it would
appear that there was another man implicated in the affair.
He let two men is, one been Gardener, and the other was a
sea about five fee; nine inches high. Search has been made
far this mu, who is a well-known cracks:Ban, and it i;afttlill
meted he will be in custody before many days have
Mr. Clapham said the prissier Clifton left about sis
weeks before the robbery. Us remained for some time, and
he was induced to take him by the iiiieroenion of Kelly and
Clinton's father. The door leading to Kelly's bedgoom im-
mediately abuts upon the shop. Kelly's duty, before leaving
the shop of • nigh; wen to asoutain if all the locks were se-
cure. His duty was also to see the bolt epos the glass-dor
of No. 13 locked, and if any person was then do he
could not be liberated unless he was let eat by some
Mr. Henry—lf any perm we soisialed heeler=
toontioghease dear, could they be sign by nay pergola the
shop?
Mr. Clapham thought not. Then bra s eirlain upon the
glass window of the door of No. 13, Where the rings were
kept, and he thought • par on might • hie, be.. sesosaled
there without being ern. It was Ciliates 's duty is omit in
the shop of a night until Xelly returned. pile= knew it
was Kelly's dut to look rued alter the shop was closed.
Mr. Henry—ll Kelly had done his duty do you think two
men could have been canceled in the chop without his
knowledge
Mr. Clapham—There wen place Li the shop when two
men might have bun concealed without being sea by Kelly,
Kelly said he looked over both shape on the sight in
question, bat he did not gei Into the counting-house.
Mr. Gillkun—How loopy has Kelly been with you ?
Mr. Clapham—Upwards of se yen. Hiwife is at pre-
sent in the house.
Charlotte Lloyd, mother-in•law of the prisoner Kelly,
said she celled accidentally upou Kelly on the Monday

night.
Mr. Henry—l wen. to know who supped there.
The witnese—Only Kelly's brother and myself. On Tam
day night than were other persons there. Mr. and Mrs.
Pitt were them, and also Chown. Witams bed some
imaremades sheet the Mobs'''. Witness said that
it wee eery menage about the kep ; they mast
ham been anode by some person there. She she said,
how elimage we talked about thieve. theiprevioes night.
Kelly wee very lew•splrited, sad said be was afraid Cliatos
was getting late bed employ. Witness said: .If you
Walt so, why not Mil the master 1"
Mr. Henry said to the witness you made some observation
Moat the keys being made *she. What did the prisoners
saTI" le Witness—Clinton said don't talk so, you make me
feel queer.
Clinton dulled making the observation.
Tbs witness said Kelly only observed that levee robed.'
Kelly's: wife mid, . John," meaning ef.en, "MOW
rounthiss about it." Clinton replied, "No, als, &ICI we
so, von make me feel queer."
By Mr. Oillham—Herd beard that Clinton had WM
' egenesd of robbing his master. I an. afraid all 'Meg MO
Metes was the thief, and mot my son.
Hs. Henry—How was it that you were fearful Mal Crates
mba thief ? I
The witness—l thought he =ie.% have made taperidasa
of the locks. I only feared that Clinton was concerned with
thieves.
11. Liddle, of No. 1, Boundary row, Blackfrises, glen cut-
ter, worked in the ease louse so Shaw lives in. Bede nk was
in the habit of coming to Shaw. Heard a conversation he.
mien Shaw, his wife, sad Bedew*. Was outside their
room door, Mid beard Betio& say, that he bad seta " Char-
ley," sad that he bad told hias that he bad got an haptemlin
of the keys, and that he had given it to the men. Charley
also said that the robbery was sondes off, and that he was
to meet Na on Saturday, mid that he was to give bias some.
thieg." 1 did not know what robbery they were talking
about.
They WPM thee removed, and Kelly with them.
Bail was mimed.
Two gentlemen, one Kelly's late master, 'Viewed the
magistrate in hie behalf, and gave hien ea excellent character
for honesty and sobriety.
Mr. Henry said hie opinion y spitting Kelly's pill
was certainly shaken from the evidence that had been ad-
duced that day. He therefore should accept bail for his IT.
appearance, acid he should r'quire two bails 0(1001 each
sad hilliest( in' Mi. He should refuse bail for the others.
Boil wee pui in and Kelly was liberated.
Butouxm. Dnisorion or • Tasty.—lT. Bryant, •
esemsa, wee Merged with beingdrank, and also with steal•
lag a Wise watch, two mere, and two sovereigns, the pro-
perty of Mr. Bantle' Nowell, Ms chief mate of the ship Jim,
of Jersey.
Impeetor Black, of the lif division, stated that last night
the was found drunk and *capable of taking care
of himself is New-street, Covent-garden. He we, brought
to the statica-home, in Bow street, and a silver watch, two
purees, and 13s. bd, were fogad upon him. He wee lotted
up, and about **Tea o'clock information was forwarded to
tie station hens the polies is the London•dock, that a rob.
buy bad been committed on board one of the ships, and that
the **flied absconded with the property. The description
of the pram:* stolen end of the thief so exactly WM-
pooh* with the prisoner then in custody, that the iespetan
seat immediately to the decks, and the prosecutor this mem
ing attended and identifi, d the prisoner end the .
11. Nowell said the prisoner wet shipped on bouPd7ll4:llle,"
lying is the eastern dock of the London Dock., as cook me
steward. Tonsil* alteration' about two o'clock, wittier
saw the poisoner upon deck, and ordered hint to clear away
the Marne things. Witness then west down in the hold 1
give some orders, and whoa he retaraed upon deck, tea
minutes afterwards, be oilseed the prisoner. Waimea want
into hie own berth, sad aimed kis welsh, which wee Imagism
up a few Mantes previously, two sovereigns from his great
e et, and the two purees.
to liallWelt to question by the court the witness said the
ship had been hauled out this morning, and was gcliag to
sail this afternoon for the West ladies. He meld not Its
his voyage to prosecute.
M. Hairy said he had power to deal sammartly with the
gebeesse, bat he was very rimy the prosecutor meld not atop
ill peasems. He tent-sad the prisocer to be imprisoned is
the Hawes of Correction ter two months, with heed labour,
aid osetdd the propel tot be notated to the owner.
11•RLBOROUGH-STEIBET.
iffeweretwa Bo nr AN 1111 LAND toy.—k7'
rlbahyseaged Id, was iireirmalsed, charged with eteellig
meant silver sad geld watches beirtaglag be his muter, NM
Ws. Pe watelakcit, 18g, Maw Besdotrest.—The pm
seestier, tepeleddhe Maass glum le Friday's He-'
nallmMwelelh hselffergemee Itisetesik I* mimed
Mese miliablegeM welshes brdweiffes to patlemen *he bed
iges Mom ebbs tapir* emli as Wholes dm*
Mom theigemee
had Melee Mo, be pm isheeteM le ee the.' at
Ytmotreit etademheem
Men*, an Men of tie C divides. she, flnearilbritbgra
he reesived he weal, on the iseemieg of abbe IN. to
Me. 5, Little Bretesatems, whom the gabosit bawd.
After waiting Mare bet some the. the
made hi..ppeanmea, when witness took him bee
Oa telling Lea the miter, of the Marge *phit erii
said, 'fit was a bad job, sal he was army be IL" On
searchisit his box witness hand throe duplicable Valhi to
wattage, which the primmer admitted he bad *iu tem
the penercutor sad pledged, sad that be had MOM the
proceeil to feasting lad anneemsnee. Witness thel took
Mat to the station. Siam than whams had found two de• 1
plumes wormed in a drawer at the prisoner's lodgings
An aesistaat is the maploy of Mies Fleming, pewahrehm,l
Beewerstrml, produed three watches, pledged for 21. lea.,
IL 10s., and ll 60. He could net swear that the prism'
pledged them.
Mr. Debits, pawalwokar, Biewerstreet, problem' two
watches, one pledged lee 31., gad*. other for 21.105. They
wets pledged by • yeses maa, but not the prissier at the
bar
Several other pawnbrokers prodseed watches pledged by
the prisoner, foe semen/lift from 11 lbs. to 16e.
The whole of the erelehm were ideedied by the promentor
ell hare*, been ebehth kern his shift imA wen meth about
601. The primmer wee Nil essealMei fir trial.

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