The Express.
London, England, 1863-12-28 00:00:00

?HS POLICK COURT&
(THIS DAY.)

WORSHIP-STREET.
A BRUTAL FELLOW.
thickset mu, of middle age, by calling
,esegod before Mr. Cooks with violently ma.
W wde.
splsiosnt's features were thoroughly disfigured,
brig blickeeed tai swolleo, and mead ante sad
a recent date being visible on her fem. She
evening, at 10 o'clock. I went to my home in
tee. Bechnal-green. I found two strange women
eteamv hnetsod if I was to come in. He replied,
got your miss= bare," end instantly stook
ty fift in the face. I fell down, and he kicked
,be thighs. A neighbour picked me up and air-

doors.
Croke —I bad been in the streets all night be-
mrpe.l me out of doors. On Wednesday he streak
be ems with the toep. (Witness bared her right
ti 'bowed frightful marks of vides.* above the
sin literally covered with bruises.
,ge—Wben did be give you those bleak eyes ?
imet -On Sunday last, and then be would not
sight. He has been twice convicted at this
iimulting me. I did not know who the women
is how lost night. He knocked me down like a
I have 50 children.
,_Did you not strike me on the head Ltd Wed-

inset-1 did eck certainly ; but it w beams
prated me by repeatedly boasting of your in&

&gram a neighbour of complaineat, mid that
wed the assault. which was a fearful cos ; that
ad was drunk and the wife sober.
she bad charge of the cane, expressed his belief
lomat was herself worse for liquor.
r—She is a drunkard ; she has robbed me—slab-
oar shed her away.
; sod wbeo she caw home this
aaly pus She fall, and that is the
the marks upon her face. I could live es emu-
s possible with her if she behaved well.
eke—The evidence before me now is that a most
ad cruel assault has been committed by yon oa
a. sod you do not deny that it has mama' twice
eh time with a punishment following. Probably
'a to iatemperanou and equally likely is it that
adaasd habits may have driven her to it. Yon
from her home. and receive there two other WIXOM.
biog ma be more calculated to enrage a wife than
- Molt to her feelings as that. I now order that
two bail in 404 each, and enter into your own
tees is double that sum to keep the peace towards
s term of six months.
weer was unable to do this, and subsequently was
the police via.

SOUTHWARK.

MD SUICIDE AT LONDON-3WD= -A POOL=

!mg. a respeetabie.loObing female, who
r esrrowfal °sedition, was placed at thealLemle
Barbaro, charge attempting to eomenit
the Thamesat
Yills a young men bVueg' ore of the
is Tooley-street, said that on Saturday' night,
)'slork, he was taming the corner of Dalmatia's%
Loodon- bridge, whee he saw the prissier melt
sups towards the river. He followed her and
id of her jart as obi got to the bottom and asked
,he was gocog to do with herself. She replied "Oh,
'is only ping to area the water." Willie= told her
vas peg the yang way, she had better go menu
with him. She retweed rip the steps with him, sad
got to the comer of the bridge she sad she bad
r hied, and would not go over. Ha this Lit bee
g sere empires &boat her. be tamed nand sad
st down the step spin. He permed her a mooed
&I she was about to climb the steam-boat rulings
her sad palled bar back. She lbw fell and rut
the edge of one of the steps.
mbar salted if she was sober.

replied that ;hewse;;‘,aod as she appeared no
d sot able to take cue of herself be handed her
cortody of a wadable.
sham salad the prMoDer what she had to my la
the charge.
plied that she had bees out with some Meade
by sad very foolishly had some words with her
o the oedema. How she came to Loodoo-bvidge
'KAMA, but she maimed hie worship she had as
to commit suicide.
. . .

Ls ollitepTieo tier here stepped forward, and wad
leggin& had acted vary foolishly in having wet*
instated. and she was certain she newer inteeded be
witted suicide.

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rckem uked if eke would take we of her fee the

to diachargod her.
Hod that lbw wonld.

;ism tiasasaltabiy admonished her, sad Delos/
rives up to bar apd mother, when they Lit
taa
other.

111.1M1 AIM IMAM DiXAMII LY %MI Mlle

---.--
et Rang& man 'beat 18 years a/ yrs, was
rith westing a Ames in the Bose' Under
mutreet, and wilfully meshing a hits squalls of
s, dome damage to the santneat et 21. is
dirt Geer, the proprietor d the Bore Nude
I fist on Saturday eight last the prisoner sad
'tat other yam' Neu were in the hall areal* a
N. He told them to be quiet or Isere the plasm
md, sad be wee oil' to e}set them. In doing
'IOW tweed rear ear the door and wilfolly
apd e glees calms 2/. Bs. lie lbw willed
tied pre him lab custody.
it to the charms the prisoner add he had how
to that cutest that be did sat know wink be wan

Aare ordered Mao to pay the 2i. de. damage and
aad le default of payinost oannialtnart h
r testy-ome days.

THAMES.
417011711 D 11171D111.

lord, a d ssipatdsod drunken ruffian, about 50
p, who hes lost see eye, and can only us taper.
h the other, wu brought before Mr. Wooirvek,
ith 'Minutia( to murder a girl named Catherine
!ry flute* her throat with a razor.
ream, wise is well known to the perms, had
r quarrelled with his wife. He had often beaten
tee emesion he threw her on the fire is his
id she wee severely burnt. Oa Saturday
Mehesey was invited to sleep is the
of the Fads, at No. 5, Barton-entry, White
est, Rateliff, a short &stones from StoptayOld
The primate, hie wife, and daughter slept is the
key powered ; the girl Mahoney was lying ou the
he foot of the bed. Yesterday morning the OA"
hie wife be quarrelliog in bed, and he
In • lava,* runner. The woman and her
left their bed and rushed out of the home. The
as, remained in the mom. The prisoner, who wee
y infuriated state, armed himself with a rum,
eked the girl in the dark, believing it was
and drew the moor amuse her throat,
a deep wound. A fearful scream from the
led to him that she wee not the person on whom
iteriniaed to wreak hie veemence. He left her,
police were sumutesed. Robert Thimbleby,
stable, No. 119 K. caused the wounded girl to be
o the Ludo@ Hospital. and took the prisoner
tody. He trembled excessively, and while
himself put the boot Deluging to the
on the right cos. He was reminded of
a by the constable nod maid he did not know
ma about. Re wee asked for the razor with which
t the girl's throat. He denied all knowledge of it.
made an immediate search for the instrument,
it in • box soder tome clothes end papers. There
eof blood on the razor. Thou stains were quite

Bete in= Mr. George Bias hoer Bargee of
De Hoepitel. ree peatuorat It weed that Oahe-
wry had receed a severe imbed welted on the
could .ot be removed at preeet.
atria reseeded the premier for a week.

aperture of the South Western Company's
from Southampton for H►vre will is future be
fits with the departure of the bet train from
red the departure of those from Havre for South-
) fit in with the 6 p.m. train from Paris, so that
caving Leedom or Paris after the day's bones= le
reach Paris or London respectively within a
aging has eighteen to twenty-four boors after-

ANTS AND Misrassogs.—The faults of ser-
, in the main, also the faults of their employers.
love of dress is eciodsetly brought forward, and
menets do waste mosey sod thought npos it to a
degree. But how shout the mistress... Do they
to their 11111,1S11111 with genius interest oe say
oject ? Does it DOI at Wit appear so be of the
Arabes in their eyes? Dahtiner in food
or of the cross el servant& But while
waiting at the table what is the theme
master's discourse? Is not the appointor
gh joint or an illserosed dish, considered a
justification for a perfect storm of indignation!
t of notion must cooks have of what In essential
happiness of men ! &rants are too food of
IS the cooversatioe of "ties parlors" on very
her io quality than that of the kitchen? Idles=
,r of the stook accuaations. Do many of as work
.der than we he obliged! Telling stories is. we
almost univenal among servants. Perhaps is
sot, also, we do not set the 'wry art ems*
The petty deceptions, the incense* Worts is
cher thee we are, which servants know all about,
h, indeed, it is part of their business to cam Get,
lomeholds with an atmosphere of deceit. la the
so destructive of the habit of truthfrarm Wo
that the habits at both masters and mishears
airings are seldom calculated to prepare tam fer
'cry easy taak of directing a household. ales are
Isd to Os electing and ineoosiclerate el the ondere
"mote of others ; women, ensetbedkal, mond
city, and often wholly destitute of theme/ay tsr
mien which a essential to the ewes
el reeasnallestehlislimeat —Victerialrogsfar;se