The Express.
London, England, 1864-01-27 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURT&

MARLBOROUGH-87'8E1LT.

The follewiniete w;ant-osi;;d by Mr. firwhitt
" With reference to a complaint made at the Mari-
borough-street Police-mort against the Fitssoy Home, io
whisk the eutdoetakiag was stated to be =der the patrweage
of several ladies of nu*, amoopt *them the Dooms of
Beoliettah, Mr. W. Sotheriead, private esicemary to the
Duke, possents kis complimeats to the peeekbeg tow-
trate. awl by &Moe of hie Gram, informs him that her
Grote has so knowledge whatever of the Fitsroy Howie.
sod Dever gore bar same as use of the patronesses."

Kate Cierekill, • smartly-dremod youog aroma, sa
unfortunate," woe charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt wit►
anooyieg apt•ie Godbold. of No. 7, AlbematiomMesb
Captain Godbold said that an be was wallow along
Piccadilly cm Monday eight, about W o'el the
primmer rams up to him and impartuaed him. sad
would not leave him. To get away from her Imo
walked amongst the cabs, but aim dill followed
She thou seined his coat Wig, and tore hie eta& GPM, tglial
to get his pocket lsaadkershief from his mat point. A.
crowd of persons then gathered round than. sad Ohs pri.
moor name& at him several times, twykig is kaosk hie bet
off. Asking urn t►e advice of ono of the bystmadeas,
he told the prisoner he would give bar is charge, when
she made of. bet wog cramtaksa, and Mken into custody.
Prisoner said she was vy marry, and had no recollontica
of the cremivesem
Francis Allwood, 186 0, who Wok the primmer isle
custody, said eh* had been drinking, bat knew what at. was
. .

eZtais Godbold maid the primmer% amidoct visa very bad.
Yr. Tyrwhitt said it wu the duty of the magistrates to
pat ma sod to this b • of use fa the streets. He
should commit the prisoner fora month with hard labour.

NARYLSBONK.

Willow Oreathei,;;Olielio7i;jr.tie. in Basingitali.
street, sad who is she high bailiff of Southwark, appeared
to answer • summers for assault taking oat against him by
Richard Spencer, a clerk in the serviced lir. T. J. aspen,
• solicitor, under the followiog circametances.
The complainant deposed that on the 18th isetant he
had to serve a entamosse owe the defeedant to appear!
the Bankruptcy Court as • witness cis the 22nd. He west
to when &dissident lived, at No. 10, Warwick Villas,
Harrow-road. It wee diest eight o'clock whet
he got there. The servant answered the door, sad
said lir. Gresham was in. Lae was told that
be (complainant) wished to me him very perticer
malady. The servant, after solos iota the drawierroom,
returned sod said that whatever he (complathest) had for
him (defesdant) he had better tend it is. Oemplainent
gave the servant the eummoos, sad said if she came back
acid thawed him that she had gives it to her muter he
would be satithect, ea he did sot wish to !dilate upon his
prissily. The eirvent went ta again to the room and re.
tweed in • missile followed by the defendant, who on moist
oomplaioant used had /enrage and threatened to kick him
out. Defesdant was a little distance off at the time. He
(complainant) asked the eervast where the IMMO= was,
acid tithe that he (defendant) rushed at him with hi let
up. Complainant turned hie back to him to avoid the blown
taking effect on his face. He was thee kicked by him is
1 the lower part of his hack. The kick drove him oat of the
door, which was slammed immediately, and jammed his
that ice, aad be bad to mil "Polies " la order that he might
get released from the door. Defended theca opened the door,
std be (complaisant) Imaged to away.
Mr. Yardley, after • very santrobeg up of the
• coasidered that the t had meted very wrongly,
and so doubt committed the smolt, sad add that be would
not mod dm to prison without the opthen paying • fins.
; bat would order him to pay • penalty of 4lh and web,
min default to be is prison for 14 days.