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said that Mr. Daniell had not arrived. I opened the
premises, and, as the shop was dark, directed- tharibe
shutters should be removed. I then perceived that a
:il;,r of arri.ele, h•a;l tie:kpf
had belonged to them were scattered about the place ;
and I said to the lad, " I see how it is." I then brought
in some gentlemen. (Here Haydon, the officer, produced
several bundles containing jewellery of various kinds.)
I can identify the gold watch found by one of the officers
upon Daniell as our property, and part of that which had
been on the premises on Saturday, and had not been ac-
counted for by Daniell.
Mr. John Walker, of the firm of Brown and Walker,
said—l wont on Monday morning to our house in
Leadenhall-street, and found everything there in
state of confusion, and the property stolen, and the
tickets about the premises. I instantly commenced a
course of search, accompanied by Haydon and Webb,
the officers. I went with them for the purpose of identi-
fying Daniell. After having gone to a variety of places,
we at last called at No. 21, Green-place, Lisson-grove.
where the officers knocked at the door, and inquired
whether Mr. Johnson was at home. "Yes," said the

person who opened the door, "walk in." Upon enter-
ing we saw the female prisoner, and asked her whether
Mr. Johnson was at home? She replied in the negative.
I said, upon looking at her, "Your name is Daniell?"
" No," said she, "it is Johnson, and Mr. John-
son is out." I at once recognised a particular book
which was on the table as Daniell's, and I said, " That's
his book," and one of the officers said " That's his hat.
We then searched the next room, and Webb discovered
Daniell under the bed, and pulled him out. I said to
Daniell, " You scoundrel, where is my property ?" and
he replied, " I see its no use—it's in that box," pointing
to a heavy trunk. The trunk was then opened, and we
found almost all the property which had been stolen in
a carpet bag in it, done up in fourteen parcels, and 10
took an inventory of the property. Daniell made no
statement, but the female prisoner inquired of him what
it was he said, to which he replied that he would tell her
presently. The whole of th• property produced is ours.
The female prisoner—Mr. Walker said at the time be
did not " charge" me.
Mr. Walker—Yes, but afterwards I found that you

had a black brooch and ring of mine.
Robinson Webb (658) City policeman, and Daniel
Haydon, who had traced the prisoners and the property
from place to place, with extraordinary skill, gave evi.'
dence in all the main points exactly corresponding with
that given by Mr. Walker. When Daniell acknowledged
that there was no use in further attempts at conceal'
naent, he handed to one of the officers a key, which be
singled out as the key with which to open the trunk, and
also the keys adapted to the lock of the carpet bag in
which the property was contained. Each lock was at
once opened with the key selected. In Daniell's pockets
were found not only the gold watch identified by Mr.
Brown, but several foreign coins.
Mr. Walker said he had no doubt that the coins were
the property of the firm, as Daniell was entrusted to
purchase old gold and silver.
When the officers told Daniell what they were, and
asked him whether he knew where they came from, he
nodded assent, and when asked whether he wished to
say anything before the house was searched for the pre;
perty, he said, " Well, it's all over, it's no use, youll
find it all there," pointing to the trunk. When the
officers told the woman that she must consider herself
their prisoner, she replied, " Yes, I have no other wish
but to share his punishment."
The prisoners were then remanded.
A great deal of ingenuity, it appears, had been exec'
cised by the prisoners to escape detection, but it was to
a few days overcome by the indefatigable zeal and vigi"
lance of the policemen.
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
ASSAULT ON A MAGISTRATE.—Benjamin Blachmore
was brought before Mr. Bingham, charged with having
assaulted Mr. Manning, a magistrate of Wolverhatar
ton, at present staying at the Berners Hotel, Oxford'
street. It appeared that on the previous evening Mr'
Manning was in Oxford-street, near the Princesss
Theatre, about nine o'clock, when he asked a person to
direct him to a watering-screen. One person pointed 00
a yard close by, in which was a stable. Complainant
went into the stable, and, seeing a man there, asked for
and obtained accommodation. When about leaving;
defendant came up to him, seized him by the collar, On.
struck him a violent blow on the chest, dragged Wel
opt of the place, and threw him into the street.
The defendant denied that he was the person W.
had assaulted the complainant, and called some ,1:
nesses to prove that it was another man who had n a,
treated complainant, but Mr. Bingham said he did Dot
believe the defendant's denial, or the evidence of his Wit
nesses. Complainant had acted most properly in sort
ing the privacy he had done, and, therefore, he our,
not to have teen subjected to such violence. Defendant
was fined forty shillings, which he paid.
SOUTHWARK.
EXTENSIVE ROBBERY ON RAILWAY IRON.—Thotigg
Malsey and Robert Howe, the former manager, sei
_.:
the latter clerk, to an iron merchant at Bankside, were
charged, before Mr. Seeker, with assaulting Rol/
Blandford, Police sergeant, 12 M. It appear
that a few weeks back the sergeant discovered 400;
worth of new iron rails in the yard of the defendal3t:
employer. That circumstance led to the apprehens!°:
of a man named Haynes, who had sold a great DortlT:
of the iron, which was believed to belong to the -SenT:A
Western Railway, a great quantity having been misses
from its junction with the Richmond line, and Haile
was committed for trial at the Surrey Sessions. M.'"o
trial the witnesses were unable to swear that the fired
was the same that Haynes had brought to the yard, 011,„
he was acquitted. Application was then made to, tv'''
Bench by the railway company for the iron to be gi/eli
up to them, but the Bench refused to make any ordo',
until better proof of its being their property was give°.
The company being positive of the fact, directed Bland'
ford to keep a watch on it, which he did. On the Pr he;
vious night he saw about thirty labourers removing the
iron in a truck from the yard, and on stopping them pay
was knocked down, and the wheels of the truck 2v -be
over his legs. Yesterday morning, at nine o'cinnbl the
went to the yard with Mr. Rayland, chief clerk tour,
solicitors of the Great Northern Railway, and Mr. re
ray, a wharfinger at Battle-bridge, when the rails lir
identified as their property, and not that of the So the
Western Company. Defendants were in the yard s!:eir
time, and resisted the officer in his duty, for which w
were taken into custody.
Mr. SEEKER said it was a case in which a serve
robbery had been committed, and with a view to ha 0
o
fully investigated he should commit the prisoners
trial.

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BIRTHS.
On the 15th of April, at Valparaiso, the lady of F.
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the Ist ingst. Brat Longnor Hall, Shropshire, the lady of
Edward Corbett, Esq., of a daughter. „alto
On the 4th inst., at the New Proprietary School, Lee-ri:
Blackheath, the wife of the Rev. H. Dale, of a daughte sor,
On the sth inst., in the Close, Exeter, the lady of tbeisttef
Chancellor Martin, of twins, a son and daughter, the
of which survived only a short time.
On the 6th inst., at Harrowden Cottage, WellingbOruti
the wife of Henry Watson, Esq., of a son. COP'
On the 7th inst., at Tunbridge-wells, Mrs. George
bell, of a son. fo.
On the 7th inst., Mrs. H. Home, of Montagu-square
son.

MARRIED. Of
On the 6th inst., at Edinburgh, John Murra9,nclit'li°
Albemarle-street, London, to Marion, third daughter
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late Alexander Smith, Esq., of Edinburgh. gent
On the Bth inst., at St. John's, Hackney, Mr. John
Lter °-
Cumming, of Cambridge-heath, to Anna, eldest daulP"
W. S. Keneall, Esq., of Hackney.

On the 6th inst., Mrs.DIED
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the 6th inst., at Belvoir Cottage, Uckfield, la'
Newnham, aged 49. the
the Bth inst., at Camden-town, Elizabeth, wider °
late Richard Burbey, Esq., of Portsmouth.
On the Bth inst., P. T. Torkington, Esq., Sal
Bridge-street, Blackfriars.
On the Bth inst., at Sebbons-buildings, Susannah, relict
William Smart, Esq., aged 80. ant.
On the 30th ult., at Biebrich, Lucy, the wife of Lieuteo
Colonel Jasper Hall. ifire
On the 6th inst., at Mitcham, Surrey, Elizabeth, the
of Mr. Henry Hart, aged 65. r e 0'
solicitor, of
On the 7th inst., Anne Eliza, daughter of Mr. P. •'B-3
Belitha-villas, Islington. A JOl2ll
On the 7th inst., at Beaumont-close, Bigglesyntue,
Foster, Esq., aged 83

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1547.

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