The Express.
London, England, 1863-10-26 00:00:00

MA RLBOROUGH4II'REgr.

Adams Gray, Ms ksspsr ofareiinisis;a;t home, No. 6,
Penton-etrest, Haymarket, was &urged with permitting wo-
men of bad ehmacter to assemble in his home It was
proved that women had been seen in the house, and that
the defendant bad not tarried out the alteration in ths
arrangement of his house, as he bad promised to do. Hs
was therefore lined 40a and might
MA RYLEBONE.
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Henry an &mower, waswith stealing a
Numbered account books (row the stores of the London and
biorth-WeAorn station at Eusten.square. He was identified
as the man from whom a person named 'Devil, who keeps a
general shop, had purchased 1 cwt. of waste paper, umeist-
fag of ledgers, of hooks, tradesmen's aceosete, sad traffic
returns, all of which bad passed the audit office, aid were
placed is the stores of the company. They were of import-
ance, aid sotietesded to he sold.

Primmer said he bought the books 3011 japer from a man
with whom be bad served in the army, cud whom he be-
lieved to be in the compaey'a employ, but he was unable to
point him out.
Committed far trial.
WORSHIP-STREW.

AMU William Harris. and
Emma Jones were charged before Mr. Leigh with being
sioecersed in one of those violent assaults which have no
frequently been committed 00 the polio@ by the ruffians of
this district. _ _

The priacipal sufferer, West, 112 G divisioo, was quite
unable to attend, in couesquimos of the hijuries inflicted
upon him ; and William Felgats, 118 of the same division,
one of whom eye, was awollss and blackened, and who
manifestly was in considerable pain, pv• the following
evidence:—At two o'clock this morning I was on duty
in Shoreditcb, and, bearing • greet cbstuzbance. I
basteoed to the spot. As I approached I distinctly
saw the primmer Id Heil strike West to the grimed and
kick him as he lay. As I stepped between 3rNed sad West
to protect him a nosier of maw sad worm surrounded me.
I sil the prisouers as having been among them.
Y'Neil struck me es the eve, blackeorag it as it now ap-
pears. The other primmer', and several more, forced rne to
the ground sad kicked inn I believe that all of them were
drunk.
George Bidgood, 43 G—l heard • gnat outcry, and on
reaching the place found that West had been frightfully ill-
treated. and that Felpte was almost exhausted. The psi-
mama sad others endeavoured to *Nape. I mired Anderson.
Further *mistimes) arrived, and with much difficulty, in em-
porium:mot the resistance offered, these persists wore con-
veyed to the station.housa.
All the prisooms denied having had the slighest share in
the outrag
Yr. Leigh ordered them to be remanded until the proba-
ble result of the injuries inflicted upon the constable West
were ascertained.
SOUTH WARK.
Ade Higgins was charged with cutting and wounding
Thome Dees la a my serious manner.
The prosecutor. an elderly man, a smith, mid that on
Saturday night, the 10th instant, he went with • friend to
the Angel public-house between sine nod ten o'clock.
where be saw the prisoner and some other men standing
at the bar, and conversing in a violeur manner, the alter-
cates beius about a woman. As a row was taking place,
he and his friend left the house. While standing at the
door, the prisoner came out and wasted to fight him. He
refused to do so, and lie was surrounded ; and in the
I scuffle the prisoner struck him several times, sad be felt he
lad hem stabbed is the right area and nada the chin, but
be did not me any knife is hie band.
George Reardon saw tir primer 'trite the prom-arr.
who. immediately bled from the me n& he led reenived.
Another whams said he saw the row, sad heard the Fl-
eenor call oat to one of his companions to get a knife. He
libels ran off for a mien* sod re arced and struck the
preessakw. The premator WY misled to the hospital.
The housemgeon described the ems& Is baby/ were
ask moist aka shin arid an the right are.
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Oommitted for trial.
THAMES
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Josiah Rides, 30, deeeified as aporter. I. Res
ilethaeliteen, wee charged with steaks. proltrrt
irevenarr. the properly of • widow lady eased Major. of
keobteiarlerosee. Bow.med, nano as. The brother-
bdow el tb pekoe', bed bees la the ourva. et Uni per
earl: for twenty-two years, took aro of her bongo, sad
lived there. Re hod coreoioe to have to fora low days,
sad for the protection of Yrs. Mojor sad her property he
reteenceoded that the primmer skald him edam of the
beam la ha ablease. • kadreetq whisk enotateed a elan
la what' Una Major's labials, new 4spowits4r vas est