The Express.
London, England, 1864-01-26 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

Mr. Tyrwhitt headed to the reporters several additisoal
letters from Miss metainieg complain& against the Fitzroy
" Homo" similar to thous which hart already been made
public. Ono of the writers, from Aibloontrset, Hydayerk,
stated that several poor servants bad complained to bur that
they had paid their fees of 2s. or 2s. bd., but had never
been met to one place by the people who conduct the
Perm Hoene sad Somata' Institute.
In the comet of ths day a young woman, who mid she
was secretary to Madame De Paola, the Lady Superinten-
dent of the Fitzroy Home, No. 48, Upper Charlotte-street,
came before Mr. Tyrwbitt, at the request of Madame De
Pan* to head the magistrate a latter which contained an
soarer to the charges against the insiitotiou whisk have
appeared is the public prints, aid which Madame De Paula
would have answered in pima had she riot bow maiload at
home by indisposition.
Mr. Trwhitt reed the latter, the Woven artniet being
its priscipal cooteets :—" I think that 1 have cum to
ecrojilaia that I have been scensid, judged, sod madimansel
eabeard. As, however, I don't doubt bet that you sire
willing to administer justice truly, I wish in this letter to
girt so answer to the charger which have bees mode public,
sod if year worship will forward the letters which have
hies net to you, I will promise to give such leaven as
ought to satiety any court of justice. The who comphits
lbws mitirely misoodinstosd. or rather misisteproted, the
senditisa on which they paid their subscription. I refer be
I every ams of the receipt', oo *very use of which is writise
that the lia stood for one year, sad the 11. ls. for three
years. I did not pledge myself la every case to Sad err-
-1 rants immediately (a thing plainly impassible), bet °sly
that I would do my best to do so. Within the lest few
CI
weeks the demand for serves& has bees so groat
that although no charge was made to theta a soilletimit
somber sod not be found. Coesmoinitly some ladies
wore disoppointed, sod to those who wished it the sniserip-
, Does were r•tais. I may bore say that I have sewer re-
feed to Mars money after a rissooable time if I hays sot
Irma able to provide a servant. I sever mid I led 2,000
cooks, neither did my secretary, bog I him mid, sad spin
repeat, that during the past year I have found pieces for
2,000 servants. I might to mention that my hems is in
fact a beasvolent isstahatioa, sad that a pima meths •
subscriber not only to a servant for three years, but also to
seed sty servant In whims they may be interested into the

-11 r. Tyrwhitt wished to act fairly ia the matter. sad
would time:ore state that he had received me IcAter, the
entente of which very much nrineed him .I the Essay
complaiats he bad monied. The letter w from • metre-
polite.° magistrate, sad the writer stated that be had hoes
supplied with • cook from the inatitatioa, sad was about to
be supplied with • hominoid.

KARTLEBONE.
Two neap ma, named Thomas ampho and Jabs Dar-
ker, bah deaf sad drab. rue carped as nadir :
PoliseCoostable William Ball, 149 D, rid—At five
o'clock re Saturday wrap I was called to the shop of
Arm Baker and Baton, berokite artists and regravor
whirs Mane had offered a seal for sae. dr. Baker to
my prewar, asked him whore ha pot it bee, and hr ricked
he that picked it up in ILearactre, and afterwards the
other near gave it to him to ea Re was thee looked
op, and 1 war to the aka proud* adder, hot found he
had re reared horns. Lam aright the me
ga Dealer
ease to the station, aad in reply to quadri at to lir
he mid Issaisked the seal up, assi pet it to the riser
primmer t
Sergeanto Harked, 25 D, informed his waddp that both
proem were deaf and dumb.
Mr. Yardley—Both dad end dear. Well, this is the
most skimp case that I err hear le ay lits. Mia lam
bees new inegelar. ILn boss Waits terrible.* Ong