The Express.
London, England, 1855-04-12 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURT&

MANSION-HOUSE.
Drag BuUs.en, a journeyman tailor, was Awl MOM
Kr L W. Cards* with violently assmiting anesherimmery-
man taller named Patrick O'Connell.
From the statement of the complainant it appeared Sot
be and the defeudent, with their respective wives, had left
London early, and proceeded to Greenwich Fair, where they
had partaken freely of gin and beer, an additional quantity
of which beverage they also drank on their return. Emit..
ally they all got blind drunk, when the assault complained
of took plass.
Sir H. W. Goodie, in dismissing the case, said it was
really lamentable to contemplate that white res
tradesmen we solidly in want of competent worrp=le
the dal= were seeking for every opportunity that
eeald be tiond to tify their insatiable thirst for drink,
misery upon themselves end their
nab gessially became inmates of the workhouse if
Mey were fermate enough to keep out of prison. He was
eel to say that their opportunities of getting drunk on the
iabhath had, is a great measure, ceased by reason of the
ressatetioes which the legislature in the last series of par-
Memeat had imported with reaped to the hours of menthe
sal ohteieg ea mat day. The most beneficial *Men bad
reeslsd hem this set, and the groups of drunks*, Me, Me-
milady preens who bereetly congregated outside the gin
Cir:of London is the after part of Sunday were not now
beerved. He believed that Forbes Mackencle's sit
worked admirably well in Scotland, and he had not the
slightest doubt that if a similar act were applied to Mislead,
it well be attended with immense benefit to the public at
helm eimeekaly the poorer claim, and he was very anxious
to see seek a memo speedily carried into operation in this
emmtry.
Mkt said that the pollee were now much leas
eewpiM they formerly were is quelling drunken
brawls on the Sunday night. The effect of the parsing of
the late act was very apparent in the neighbourhood of
lit=, in the courts any alleys of which district
journeymen tailors were located. In patroLing
his beat is the later part of the Sunday footsies, there was
maparatlve pesos and quietness in lien of the disturbaness
sod lights that were formerly to be witnessed.
Sir B. W. Carden—Comparing the three months imme-
diately after the act come into operation with the come-
pending three meatha In the previous year, I find that the
eases of drunkenness ia this district have been diminished
by see-half. I have observed that other magistrates have
publicly made known the noels of their experience of the
working ef the sew sot, end have alluded to the beadle
amming been it, and I think it a matter of duty to add my
heehaw to theirs, sayeelelly es I believe that soma at-
tempt will shortly be made to MMus the legielature to
alter some of its vhiem
Cirefine Theass Chzziend Walden ask,
• militiaissa,
_wee dimmed with • Mdy et her posse
the Merralembewse, Meths pmennles of Me
VI boys.
. female prisoner admitted that the robbery was owl
MOM by herself, and said that Mr eospeakese mem
beeesett.
we was committed to prison for three months with boil
Wear; the male prisoners foe two months each with heed
Mew.
Mee impel, a stylishly dressed Frenchman, was abs
einelied with robbing a lady, of the name of White, of her
new spredee the Mamba-hones, at the time of the peo•
emits.
Mss. acletestim Mime, peeved that he watched the pri-
mem for same time. who was eagsged " operating" upoa
Me polish of yodels wane ibierowd. Eventually be
shammed a parse Men the pastes of a lady. The officer
V= seemed
im his limed up the purse, which
lid p&
While, the peemeoleir„ identified the puree, which
allem• gustily delver.
peinerh- visa Wish es tee hie defame, said—The
aim ems up Mme. peel me emit% piked up the puree,
and amend me et haviet take. it ken the lady.
He was fully eemmiiMi he triaL
Bow•ariutirr.
Mr. J. 'akin', Mr. idwards, Kr. Thum Whew, Mr.
Holt, like H. Levi, ii,. Boom Siehelesai sit sheet
"'elf 916“asok of Os. 01.4, Des bribe

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