The Express.
London, England, 1864-10-28 00:00:00

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John Card, wbo describedViii;;if as en iroofounder, was
charged before Mr. Elliott with the following offesoe.
William Salley said that that morning, between one and
2 o'clock, the premier knocked violently at his door, and
when raked what he wanted, he said that he wanted to see
the your woman who lodged on the grit floor. He wee
told that he could not be admitted at that boar of the eight,
and that Übe wanted the young women he most come in the
morning. He, however, kept knocking violently at the door,
sad in conairqueoce w Margot up, pot on his clothes, and went
down stairs. The prisoner then bald that he merely wished to
say ow word to the young woman, Lod would thee go away
peaceably, aid witness asked the young woman if she would
consent to see him for a moment. She said she would, if
protected from his violence, and came down stairs. The
prisoner then pushed wits'ss and the young woman on 000
side, rushed upstairs, forced the frost bedroom door open,
and entering the bedroom commenced undressing himself.
He fetters) told him that he oould sot stop there, but he
lauded as doing so, and be sent fore constable and gave
him into custody.
klisibeth Maria Sherlock, a well-dressed and respectable.
looking young woman, said that about three yam ago her
hoetead went to Australia, Lakin with him bee servant,
sod sines that time she had lived for some time with the
prisoner, bat wee obliged to leave him on amount of his
treatment.ill Since then she lived under the protection of
a gentleman, and was constantly being tormented by the
r, who extorted money and other property from her
prisoner, who On the eight beton the object of his visit was
to get a sovereign, and she hoped she would be protected
from hie further annoyance.
. . . .

Mr. Elbott told her ahe osrtainly should be protected
from Both a stump, and ordered the primmer to pay the
amount of the damage, 10a., or be imprisoned for 10 days.

THAMES.

Gotlieb KaAaron., • till,strang fellow, about 25 yams of
am • hawker and bird limier, was broaght before Mr.
Partridge, charged with mauling Mr. Wawa Knipp's,
the landlord of the Flying Horns publiohouse in Lambeth.
street, Whiteclispel.
Mr. Charles Young, solicitor, conducted the proeeevtiom,
and said that both parties were Germans. The primmer
had been M the habit of frequestiag the Flyiog Home,
and making • disturbases there. Um Wednesday
*maim the prisoner was in front of the bar making • mike.
Mrs. Knipple requested him to lesm the Moans, shish
he refused to do, mil Wad* On at the most foal sad
horrible language towards her. Mr. Yelp*, who was
in the cellar, was called up, sad told the prioosor to
Mare the home. The prisoner became quiet, and Mr.
IL nipple left him and went iiito tbe collar again. Ttie
mar meowed his amnia, conduct, and the lasellard again
Lift the seller sad ordered him to go sot of the bonne. He
refuel to do so, sod meshed the landlord and hi wife in •
very IT =mbar. Mr. &simile laid held of the primmer
to put hiss out. ♦ amide ensued, and the primmer seised
the onspleinest's right head between hie teeth sad bit the
thumb and the drat Anse severely. He then seised the
landlord's left hand and hit the Umiak The landlord was
severely iajured, and had boa under medial treatineat.