The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-29 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

MARLBOROUGH• STREET.
♦ WENT ♦T Tilt ARGTLL• ROOM&

Baran: Charles iv,7l;4;Z: "-gentleman," Hotel,
St. Alban's-plane, and Orange Williawa. " gentleman,"
*Z3, were charged before Mr. Knox with being
drunk and disorderly in Great Windmill-street, the last-
named defendant being further charged with aasealting
Police-aergemit O'Loghleo, 23 A.
Sergeant O'Loghles, ZS A, said—Last night, about 11
o'clock, the defendants were turned nut of the Argyll.
rooms by one of the waiters, who fell on the steps. The
defendant Edward fell on the waiter and struck him. I
endeavoured to get the defendant Edward off the waiter,
when the defendant George deliberately struck me is the
eye. I then took George into custody, and handed the
other defendant over to another *Moen The defendant,
were both drunk.

David Tunicate, a carpenter, aad addict at the Arun
Rooms, said—Lest night, about eleven o'clock, I was in the
saloon in front of the bar, when I heard Xt. Edward Wil-
liams grossly insult a gentleman. The gentleman tech no
notice for some time, till the defendant Edward called him
a " white.livered coward," when be said that he had lost
his liver in India, where be proved himself so coward. The
defendant then threw a glass of ale in the gentleman's face,
and as there was thee • great disturbance the manager
advised the defendant and the gentleman to go into the
office to settle the (Input*. They went part of the way to
the dike, when the defendants rushed back again, and as
they created a great disturbance, I assisted the waiter in
putting them out of the place, when the defendant Edward
seized me by the hair and tore my coat.
The defendant Edward Williams—Did I not say that if
a member of the police force cam I would go away quietly,
but then was sot going to be Mend by a waiter at the
Awn-room.
The witness—Yon amid that.

Savant CYLoghlso—Ths gostiiissso who w Waited is

Ajtes—Mamma got into the witoems box. aid wham asked*
the aid dark his pains, maid—Mr. Game Maedoemild. I
mid* at Canterbury, aid am aa caw in the army.
Mr. Knox— Let ate at cane Worn yea, air, that if you
bare not gimme your right name, I =met take your oxidises,
as you are nront to trill the truth, and if you de not give
your cornet same, you an not tailing the truth.
The pattmosa—l hays net given my right isms,aad do
notwith to do ma.

Iteox-7-TlTee I amulet hear you. You are act our-
felled to give evidenos.
The gentleman thee withdrew.
Mr. Abraham Myer., clieckteker at the Arrpll Rooms,
mid—Last eight a little after shine I wee mailed to the
salamis seeesgenees of a disterbenee. Irked the gentle-
men Weems to the oleos. The defeedeale weal part et the
way, sad thee rushed back. The defeesaat Edward struck
me are wr three tires, cutting my chla, sad keepekeriag
rev shirt front with blood.
-Sergeant Gibbs, 3 A—l saw the deteedeat Edward fell
es the waiter, ad whammed the daterbeens. Oa the way
to the studios the defendant George refused to go aay
mad we were obliged to have the eadelease al several
constables.

The deteeduit Ed ward mid—l know I hod too much to
drink, and I swat to the Argyll-rooms, I Wen, aid but
for the conduct ol the waiter, the &dear would Rol hare
oecariod. As melded the geothansa, I thought he made
as inipeetinest remark to se.
Yr. Eno:— Yon had drank • good deal, sod might pro-
bably have thought the gentleman said something to you.
With regard to the waiter, it wall sot likely that he woold
wish to mom • disturbance, u it wag his 'store y& to keep
thins quiet, and sot to draw the attention of the police to
the *es. For the an Bolt on the police I audits* the dr.
frait George 51. I shall impose a similar lie o• the
ether defends' t, but sa. of it will go to the witness for the
Aisne to his oast.
CLERKENWELL.
Limon Mrs Mar PirriarrsD.
A well-built, otroppiog yolac felkiworbe gave theism**,
John Merek, a labourer, residaag at 8, Wahmer-pliso, Msgr.
Woo*, who, according to • sportaag neen present la sent,
was 111 Am condition, and to fight far se empire. wu
Cl
charged with bang gamed Le • prise lea es the miss, it
11.

Pebeseemtable Wright, 260 0, laid th yenueday
shams his alumni°. was called to the rains, in Vie•orio.
street, sad ce prooesding there be (vend a greet met ir of
IDee asessaWed hallooing and shouting. A ring was formed,
and the prisoner and another ma were belting ; they were
both stripped to their waists, end before he maid get up to
prevent the dint, the prrooer, who wee mend with blood,
was knocked dem. Tb. blow was psere with each force
that it readeand the pimplier ineensible, and he lay co the
ground in that stabs for seedy five minutes. The prisoner
yes covered with blood, sod had assuredly got the wont of
it—his satagooist was a heavier ma Uwe be, and in the
sofas he managed to get away.
The prisoser, whom face was bruieri, and who had one of
bie eyes Weakened, said that is c 4 the eat be
asd his notes bed to leave off work. wont° a publie-
lease, ead whilst the,, began UMW shoat prise fighting.
One we beweght sip another, and it was sgresd that ha
sad hie antagssist should go to She rains and have a box, assd
hit the lest man win. He ins miry that he was locked
up, ad world take's,. sever te get bee wimp lesuble.
X. Bieber mid that as the pelmet W yprrs suf
fered a sped •deal, aad taking kb Ow fact
that holed best locked up Toe ems been, wadi new
be dls bee be bed better be meld bow be mote gee

SOUTH WARS.
MTV:M.IW SUICIDIL

Jana Wakii*g, • TiSplal.hlo.looka4 MY Rellohl
germaker, residing at No. 5, Blerbessareet, NatorsaitY,
was brooght ap is custody el D. 14211111. bele Nantawarkay
workhorse,
en charged with sucabling bi theesil with Meet to
midis.
Theametable dated that ea flahmtbay mem be wee media
dews Abbey-street, Bermandley,e• Breda lemiesse, when •
female erne up and asked hiss lo s • kastaattly to No. A,
Besserkey, es • ams bed eat ids threat lel
isalftsrl".speaser. He aecompaitsi bar to the beers to
gnostic., aid proceeded to the rear, when be perceived 16.1
Yews.? ditties st • table leaning ids bead ea it. Moe doer
staied, but whales gained ea sateen. by the
window, and on gob( towards the prinewer be dimmed •
knife is his right bead, sod on blUag life bend up whams
found two pass men his throat Inc. whit& blood yrs
&wig seriously. Whams eleadeed it a. well as
maid. sad mall for Mr. Riebaseeds own of thy
surgeose, who strapped the ads, and advised
his ressesel to Biressedsey where be reeelved
army athesties. Willies added that for the
priseser wither of the vital arteries bed bees Oa
sesselass him he Mod • paper labelled "Polese," and on
goieg to the abraist's whore name emed
w: :s
it be mese-
Wised that the primmer hid payload it the sem seersiag.
Wheels embed him why he kind made emit ea attempt to
destroy himself, when be ropiest that he was set d week
sad weld not support his wife sad two shillese, sad that
as he could sot pay his rent be bad hose theastesei to be
termed Mb the street. That preyed so midterm his mini
that he Many knew what he did.
The releaser told his worship that it wee gdbe be gist
the eoestable stated. He had worked at the IYtli then
I:;=bat lad been lately oat at weak mg that die.
kis sand so that be Madly knew what be Md.
The mssi.traee Sold him ha had eommiteed • very wicked
sot. sad • he bad dome it ellectimilly be would have left hie
roar wife awl lawily to dame. With paths. be might
have recovered himself sad bees mailed to keep them as
comfortable ea hitherto. He should roamed him to gaol
tor a law days, when he would hare the iweeidatios etrtb•
ebapWe sad the &Mee tioo of the method odloor as to the
AM* of his Wed.
The papaw was then removed.

WARD OF ALDOATE.—Mr. ex-Bborif Lusk will,
it is underfed, become • enedidate far Ms meant alder.
=Melt sows of this ward, le the room of the late Mr.
Aidermse Heraphery.
Hoists's Derma or Two HOF.PICIKR6-011
Friday het an impaset was held at the farm of Mr. G. 0.
Mirka% la Leeds, leek to impdee into the deaths of Her-
met Bosom 47, sad Ass Betsey, 14, mother and
bunter. The demised Mrs. Heaney, who lived at
Chatham, bad este into the nerghbourbsed with rem
dm se six .1 leer &Wyse, mid had loom employed by Mr.
Theisen in bop prinking. They ware shellsred, with may
other *hues, V some bets, the nets and sides
consisting of straw thatch and lerp-bless, with weeds.
'Frights and rafters. The pieki bevie bees brought
to a emelealoe re Wednesday, the s WON paid off,
serf at eight the dereseed era • ember of ethers went to
a pubis-bows at Leeds, when they remised drinking
for several hours, returuieg to their buts shortly after
twelve o'clock, the whole of them the MOM or lees
islori-
retd ; iu feet, some of them dropped (lows es the reed,
sad remaimed thine all sight The decomed, Harriet
Bosse', was quite druak, sod bee two eldest sees were
also the worse ler *nor. About 4 o'ebrek is the morning
the Moneys were spoke by Indio, that their bat was en ire,
sad the two awerred lost their liven NM Maim who
hrtught set ism the raise of the bete, presented • frit:
fel sperderde, none of their feature' beer died
sad sow of the hoppers Woad hold of the ;rate it ,
crumbled to piers is his heed. -Notwithstandieg the lists
wen honk sees the hank et moan hermit, they were
setirely desmoyed ; sad onesidarlag SIN rapidity with whisk
the dames spread, it is a matter of surprise that more ad
sot lom thew lives. As it was, three at feer &flees Were
overtly burst sad everything is the Meta lielseghig le tie
hoppers eve entirely menemed.