The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-07 00:00:00

TIiAMES.

Anna Skraboole, alma Mudd, brought before Mr.
Partridge, charged with committing a breach of the peace,
and SUN U I :iog and threatening a young woman, named Sarah
Malina Sorgeaut, of No. 1, lionuihohroad, Stepney.
Mr. Charlee Young, solicitor, said the prisoner was the
divorced wife of John Shrubsole. cob proprietor and driver,
of No. 1, lianalhal-read, and the complainant was his
housekeeper.
The defendant—lßousekeeper, indeed ! His mistress.
11r. Young said Shrubsole and his wife had been parted
three year., and a decree mai for a divorce on the ground of
adultery on the part of the defendant was gaped three
weeks ago, and she moat now adopt her maiden name
of Mudd.
The defendant—Shrabsole is my name.
Mr. Young - Mudd is your mane. You have forfeited the
tame of Shrubsole.
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The defendant—lt la only my dear children I want.
Mr. Young—You are not entitled to them.
The defeudant-1 brought them into the world.
Mr. Young said that the defendant bed been in the
practice of annoying the courphiMant, and had been once
committed for an seault for nun mouth. All he required
yea that Anna Mudd—
The defemlant—Sbrulatole. if you please.
Mr. Young—That Anna Mudd Le required to find one
surety to keep the peace.
The complainant s..td she was enraged in some domestic
duties in the yard of Mr. Shrultrale'e house, when the de-
fendant suddenly made her appesiaure, seized her by the
dress, and pulled the gathers out. The defendant also
called her a --, and said she would lay wait for her, and
Mr. Shruhuole's two e•ms would .1., the same.
The defendant 141111 her sons had hewn turned oat of doom
by their father, and would protect her. She knew nothing
about the proneedtuot in the Iheonee Court until the de-
cree was served on her. If she wte 1.. d her husband was
bad, for he kept a black man's wife. She only went to bar
buebau.Pa house to ate Ler childree, and was told to leave
the place.
Mr. Partridge—You must not go to your husband's house.
You have no longer any claim upon him. 101 l upon you to
enter into recogoisaneex to keep the peace yourself in :W.
• You are to keep the peace towards all her Majesty's subjects
for twelve mouths.
Mr. Young-1 hope you will make her find a surety to
keep the pr-tee—on, eutety at leant-.
Mr. Partridge—Not at present. Some allowance ought to
be made for the woman's irritation.
Mr. Young -1 hope she will throw no more stones through
Mr. Shrubsole's wiudows in the night time.

CAPTURE OF A STURGEON IN THE MEDWAY.—
Early yesterday morning, as George Jenkins, a fisherman.
of Rochester, was engaged in his avocations in Limehouse-
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some difficulty, he landed. The fish, which is one of the
largest ever caught iu au English river, was found to mea-
sure exactly seven feet in length, and its weight is 170I1a.
The sturgeon beiug what is lei med a " royal" fish, belongaby
aneieut charter to the Mayor of Rochester, and on receiving
it hie worship at once forwarded it ass present to the Prince
of Wales, in the custody of the water bailiff, the fish being
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