The Express.
London, England, 1864-05-03 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS;" lITESDAY EVENING, MAY 3, 1864.

to uk bins why he had dose so. The defessasat
slammed by workshop door is his face, sad is doing so the
shatter of the door fell first ape. Lim (occeplaisaat) sad
thew twos • dog, wheats set to horrific& deleadaat then
ate.* lies with • hammer, find ea tie bead sad thee ow
the head. From the blow oa the bead he biome lases-
sible, bat. sitter • time recovered himself sad west to the
hospital, white the surgeon hold tisk besides Imolai re.
ceived • severe wand on the bead, the losaokise at hie
Mad were &amide&

Richard &Alen, • boy livings No. 6, Blackhorte-
yard, saki he was in the defendant's workshop turning •
wheel with the complainant's little boy. The complaisant
came in and rid, " Why do you encourage my boy here,
and keep him from school r The defendant made ase of
some had language and slammed the door in the complain-
ant's face, and UNIS the shutter fell and the dog made •
noise. The delsodast struck the complainant on the head
with a hammer.

Tbe complainant wished to state that the defendant
had had two years' imprisonment for manslaughter and one
ter bigamy.
The defendant said the compl►inant called him "A
forsigoor," and asked him why he kept his boy from going
to school. Some words then took pleas, and the mot-
*Juni pushed him, upon which he took up a hammer to
defend himself.

Mr. Tyrwhitt rid it was most brutal ant The father
was quite right in going after his boy Led ioquiring why he
wait kept frets school. The defendant might have killed
the complaisant.
The complaisant stated that the =woo said if the
wound bed extended half an loch far►her he would have lust
bin life.

Mr.—Tyrwhitt remanded the defendant for a week, but
offered to take two bail in 20i. each.

inane'•insernra IN WISINGITON-OARDIENS.-DMILILGESO

A boy named Thomas Btyks was charged before Mr. Tyr-
whitt with damaging the shrubs in Hensington-gardens.
Thomas Putt, one of the park constable', deposed that
y afternoon here the boy in the plantation near the
tine, witha blackbird's nest in his need. On examining
the plantation he found that a number of choice shrubs and
rhoendruicie just coming into bloom bad been damaged
and trampled down. He them took the boy into custody.
The boy said he was a native of Warinckshire, and was
taken to the plans by another boy, and did not know that it
was 11110111 c.
Putt mad It was au everyday occurrence, and many of
the most valuable plants had been destroyed.
Mr. Tyrwbitt observed that the Aruba were planted at
great expire*, and mast be protected. He should fine the
boy fie or 14 days.

LAMBETH.
A CRAZON AGADM A HOBRAND AND TEI DITENCE.

John Braker woe charged before lii:
Mg his wife.
The wife, a rather good-looking woman, smell the pri-
soner's junior, said the was her asoood hothead, sad
treated her with math bra tality for some time past. On
the night before he struck her without the slightest prove.
ration, and would have killed her, bet for the interferseee
of a neighbour, who was present to state what he had seen.
The person alluded to and his wife pre the complainant
an excellent character, and said she was a trusty and careful
wife ; and the former produced a piece of wood, which he
said the prisoner was just shoat to strike his wife with,
when he (animus) sm tched it from hie grasp.
The prisoner, is reply to' the charge, said the whole
muss of dilforeees with hi wife was her predi-
gate character with other UM, sad his having himself
eanght her in the act of adultery with their landlord in the
kitchen of the hones in which they were living. On that
oees.ion his wife gave him into custody, became be nude
a " noise" about it, bat when talon to the station-hoar ha
was discharged. He then made an application to the Hoe.
If.r. Nonce at this coat, and that magistrate told him that
if his Mehemet of his wife's ia6delit7 wan trim he would be
justified io spice off hi recd.', and be did so.
. . .

Tim wife deuced the haebtid's eat tamest, bot her owa
mea, a you tig man grows, some that it wan Deletions that
his mother had been isiilty of adultery with a Dumber of
different men.

Tb. prisoner was merely ordered to enter into his own
motile to be of good behaviour.