The Express.
London, England, 1855-04-03 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS

MANSION-noxrea.
Cork as balsas, was houlthe lehre Sir R.
W. Caries, shorted under the following drealestamem
A shopmea to Mr. Mott, of Cheageits, eilvensitb, said
—oa Wetiseaday analog, at a lisle Were 8 o'clock, there
was • violist blew at the shettheiss, whisk was thaw
distal? reputed. Ths glees wee mg slat. I treat eat
into the strut, sad a maa tell me that the primer had at-
tempted to break the glass I quid/mod the /dieser st
the subject, sad Its lifted up hie elbow sad math a meths
with it, sad the showed me a damp knife in his head. I
seat for an dicer and gam hint Into custody. I had see.
hies es the previous Satarday evening, about the mane
hour. when be came into the gap with a false or flub Beak
note for 2001., and asked for ugh for it. He sold, u I un-
dentud hint, that he bad takes it of a money-thanget in
Gummy, and I told his it was oleo value whatever; sad
he this left the shop.
The mimosa said I. Frank through an interpreter, that
he west to Mr. Mott's home for the purpose of
the wisdom to get tome watches in order to be te:ka:l3
upon the owaar themes the change of the 2001. awe was
sot forthcouniag whoa applied for.
Sir R. W. Cards—Where did you get the note 1
The Primmer—l stole it front a thasmberstaid.
Si,. R. W. Cards—lt was • Ultimo note.
The Primmer—l know it was, for ea Saturday morning I
took it to tin Bank, and they told me it was a bad me.
Sir R. W. Cardea directed that the Ladled ethear shoed
be requited to math. the priesser, sad sus athievards
Dr. Missile writhed that the nes was et mad nisi.
The priesser saki is oddities to his stramithat se to the
mouser In whisk he hod beams pereeemod gibe sslo, that
hulas been harmed et the hematios et • halo
to serve ageing Rothe, be led applied for emplesensai
epos the emesims, represesthig that he was unpaid,
by the pules. knowledge of several living lespeget,
render aimless to this essaily.
Sir R. W. Caries said hp sendiered the primmer It be a
very dangerous dander, sad mistimed his to ho ine-
panned as a rogue and vegebesd, with hard lather, he
six weeks.
Daniel Hwy., errand boy to Mr. Piper, of Sheep/ate-
street Without, builder, was esantined lama a "harp of
harts( committed Dana thefts in the house dike prom
eater, from almost every roots in which he ustrivei to
steel something. •
Mr. Lewis. the prism?' Whiter, 'simmered to show
that Mr. Piper had indeed the Flamer to coshes his guilt
by the rob* of impurity bat act memo&
Mr. leer exposed a wish that the magistrate would it
&side spat the ease, as to give the primonu a abeam of
refermiag.
Sir R. W. Carden said it was always his earnest with
to decide with a view to the reformed= of an "deader,
emposially where the delinquent was mum, bat the present
cue to whisk he bad paid great attentho, held out no
etroig prospects of advantage from any indulgent con-
sideration. He should at any rats postpone his decade@ until
Wednesday.
GUILDHALL.

Marks William ifissciiloreiievaii, the late Si=
eine Usiversal Provident Life Assinatien, was re-ez
on a charge of 'abseiling the many' at the Deposit and
General Life Assurance empaey daring his soentaryakip
in that cake.
Mr. Robison appeared for the prosecution. Mr. Parry
defended the prisoner.
Alderman Hnesphory Wanted his interstice to lead the
cue before a jury.
Mr. Parry, ander this intensiselimi, reserved his
defence.
The amount of bail was find as Mews : one surety la
6001.. another in 1001., and the Nissan himself is 6001. In
default he was anamitted to Nog
BOW-ST
Joseph ilivatA, a private is the diddles,: Militia, was
dinged with stabbing a man at the Old ling's Arms publie-
hoes', Siseregrrieerazialiabrie= lmt.
The pesessuser, was &faking la
treat of an bar. sad having penned the primer by some
observation, the lake drew • helmet hem seder his net
sad stabbed him le the die of hie bled, wink as huh
his eye. Ths prams* was neeend Se the hespilei, but
happily the wend was ace 'soldered • so
re cm%
although of eandisenle depth. The pdnese was dnk.
Mr. Hall, is ereaminkp tae phone he trial, nand-
weed upset the waking system of bilking masa et lab
Nakeesse of of /midis's
ppierros/Abearaiike he them;
end snowing ailitlaisen to go at with disk weeps=
&MS din, while die wain Snip wan pew
bibbed hem waning ileum ening ea duty.
des nes liersitigh, • weildreseed, powerfid-lookieg fees,
etellent 40, was charged with severely amaultiag ribs-
enelable Theophilus Halm, IF 10i, is the exestaisa of his
ite t, who bad been confined some &ye la
the I:Friseeen that he found the &leaden Is alter's-
Ilea maim ma in Newcastle-street, Sand, between
3 and 4 se Thursday morning last, and tried to Indus them
to separate, in order to prevent any disturbanoe to the in-
habitants of the neighbourhood. The defendaat, instead
of gibs away, turned and asked hint if he weld fight ?
Wheels replied that he did not want to fight, upon which
the defendant said he should, and struck witness two ter-
rible blows, one in each eye, which at once deprived him
et his sight, and caused his eye to swell enormously. La-
specter Mitchell happened to arrive at the snoesset, and
*contrived to trip up the &feudist while be was
away. Witter fell heavily over him, and the bridge of
aloe comiag is oaten with the korb-stoae, was brokaa to
ensequenee. as erns still without the use of en of his
eye. The defeatist and his companion were bell drunk.
The witases was eresiezamined by Mr. Lewis,ekaolicitor
he the defendant, wite aught to shop that the wins
Weeks were emadenn hy the fall, for whisk hie t was
set iespenibk, the aesident having beat Mai by the
lespedies feeds of stepping him.
James Lamb, a shemener la the Bernell, wile was the
delsadaet's smapenea an the enemies in weenies, data
Ihse then was any altercation 11r. Meredith wee very
drank, sad witsem Wes 'sly partially inteziented, was
seeing him home, whoa the seartable saluted them hi a
jocular way, and asked riche tinted to some gin, styles
that "he could fight say rain in Ragland." The only FM
that took plass wee ceased by the polimman.
Impostor Mitchel completely corroborated the officer's
statement, and said that Lamb was so drunk that he wee
taken into custody at Int, although afterwards liberated.
Laub said he had no noollestion of this fact.
Mr. Hall—Which proves how drink you isestbeasboe,
and how unjust it would be to rely on your 'Olen. TIM
policeman is very severely injured, and it the inipaillaresuld
have coeveniently attended, I should have seat Mew to
the sessions • for although magistrates have the power to
inflict a longer terra of imprisonteet in ones et less im-
enience than this, they are °sly able to ceder a month's
imprisonment for an assault, however mains, epos • pollee-
-10/10.
The prisner, who was said to have boss a Uceseed vie-
miller at Birmingham, was committed to prison for swath.