The Express.
London, England, 1864-01-12 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURT&

MANBIOMMOUBE.
/Leary Horace Linguarde, dearibed as an actor, who
was brought up last week charged with obtaining a coat.
value 270,.. and also attempting to obtain other articles of
clothing from Mr. Mills, outfitter, Aldgate, by means of
tales pretences, was yesterday again placed at the bar en
remand before Mr. Alderman 'Water/ow, who wee sitting
for the Lord Mayor.
Mr. Wontner appeared to prosecute the prisoner.
As opon the last occasion a number of °throes were pre-
seat who had been victimised by the poisoner, one of whom
stated that he had paid foe a lobster supper at the "Orford"
for the premier, who gave him an 1 1.11 U for the sanotiat,
together with has cab fare, which amounted to se.
A gentleman stepped forward sad mid be also bad a
charge to make against the prisoner. He had called on him
and wanted to purchase a glass foe 161., and thee weed him
to lend him 21., and when the glees was sent to his mt.
deuce, which he gave as the Goat's Head, Farnham, he
would pay the led. His umbrella was standing in the
aounting.home, and be noticed the prisoner playing with it.
Being anddeoly rolled to speak to a gentleman he left the
primmer playing with the umbrella, and when ha retarned
he head he was gone umbrella sod all.
Mr. Goodonus. however, said there was sufficient at pro.
sent against the prisoner, and if be should happen to get off
at the Old Bailey, where be would be sent, then that charge
Gould be proceeded with.
The premier was than asked what be bad to lay, after
the usual oautiou, and replied that he fully intended to
have paid for the thioga, and it was an understood thing
when be gave the orders that he was tossed the money or a
cheque when the goods were sent to Farnham.
Mr. Alderman Waterlow reminded the primer that he
bad already given cheques which he intended at the time
should be taken as the value.

The prisoner seemed somewhat maplased, end mid be
supposed he must have made an error. He could pay the
whole of the money during the week, and it was his full
iotentiou to do so at the time he ordered the Foods. He
gave hit address and his name, and a man who untended to
swinclie would not ham told who be was. He had ask
with an accident at Faraham, mid had braes • begs gime
which cost 201., tad with which he was to have " dem the
ghost," sad that bed been the came of his miefortenes : but
he fully intended to have paid every nos.
The Alderman remarked Sleet hie statement wee quite
I inconsistent with the fain of his haring gime Mamas which
he inteaded should pain am mine for the goods, sad °ora-
-1 mitted the prisoner few
The primmer said be should certainly 012113211111101 an
action spinet Mr. Mills in the matter.

Mr. Francis Seri y loans, tbeinalord of the Gay Fir!
of Warwick public-home, Gray's-iorproad, was compkised
whist by Mr. William Olddidd, of 2, St Petercottagek
Wiralworth-road, a retired homed victualler, for %slaw-
Idly iusaalting and beating him on the 31st of December
last. _ _

The complainant, who has a severe bruise en his left eye,
said that he held • bill of exchange of the defendant's so
which the defendant owed him mosey. He celled es tile
defendant on the day in question at his hems is the Gray's-
inn-road, and in the course of conversation told him that he
had male • bill payable at his house and had put the
number as 68, the same as he (the defendant) bad pat on
his bill of exdasage, which he (the oomp/ahmt) thee
and still holds. The defendant said that the number
of his house was 18 and not 68, and that it was 18 as his
bill, and offered to lay him 2s. 6d. that such was the
case. After that he accused him (complaisant) of altering
the dims no the bill of exchange from 18 to 88, and MI
that it wad all duff, and that it was so. Subarematly
spin called, and the defendant then asked him for the kit-
atrown, and the defendant's wife, who was moist, mid
that she was certain that the figures cm the bill of exams*
were sot her husband's. He (ecesphibmat) Md. "Do you
mean to my that 1 have altered the figures r and bisc
answered in the affirmative then amid, You are a liar r
The defendant then went up to him, and asked him to re-
call those words, but he (complainant), feeling that a very
grave accusation had been made aimed his hamper and
charsotsr, declined to do so. The defesdiat at eses
stark him violent blows in the meth sad is the
eye, soil then threw him tato the Meet. He last
• good deal of blood, sad bed been atisoded by
a medical man ever moos. He might elate that whets the
defendant brought the bill of exchange to him he sensed
that there soa no number to the home, sad epos speaking
to the defendant =oat it he took op • pea sad pot the
figures on is his prom=
The 'magistray ham' examined the ions es the le
of exchange, said that so doubt the semplaimat felt that
what was mid by the delresdant's wife was ea impaled=
on his character, sad she mild not much complain of what
he mid to her, as she had accused him of being guilty el
a very dishonest trick ; and he must my that theta did act
appear any fosedatios for such an asmatios. A viols=
assault had bees committed, but as the pada lad been
friends before, what did the complaisant =at doss to the
matter _ _ _

The Z;oniplainaat—l want Lim merle an example a/. (A
kunk4
The magistrate then fined the defendant 21. and oft*
or in default, 14 days imprisonment in the lions* of Car.
section.

The money was at ones paid.
MARLHOROUGH-STREET.

Four p;Th-iii::;...T.;;FTAWrta Wilmot, of
Wormier, near &Mei, ems teereimat ; Joh" Arias, Ilash
ford, farmer ; George Tomas, 50. Bootban-alreel, Hazlett,
*ram ; aad Hoary lValeis, of 12. Peed-pier, Fulham-
rood, germ* we abused before Yr. Tynrbilla mia
treading Wm. Immo% foolema M 7, dasersgeliass.paltsz:
tar, of tho mat of 101 UM, at Me OM (fermi Liss
home, fkatimetreek_B4. James's.
_ _ _

William Loyale, festmea to lady Gfy, esid—Os &tee-
day alteration I was is my way beam from IMberpeatise„
' where I bad less Maths. elm Yawls sari its to
oldie him with a lilt. I did se, sad lie appeased sere
grateful, aid tbseimaske &heat the to., sad aflenisala
asked me to take • with Ma I refamilai Ilesk, saying
I sea a servant, ins On hems to tea. ism& theft
mid be abo was a amnia is tas llsembisame d Lessfea-
deny's family, sad I Mos west with b telbeQuvel Lisa
riMishoese ia doetb-elrest, and be bed sat bra Mess
it.,. this a Waists elm Mille cams is, aid proissiii be
was a farmer from the soastry, bum* Mamas. ile
said be had KW., sad that be bad lima • ima air bad
shows him Maim Lomb= U. to pit ebeeded, but OM
waiting at the maser el a abed foe see beat Ibe mais bad
sot sow* bask, wad thaelemi be bed Gems la le eel •
warm. 191 s this ailed Rem& is tabs a slam. bat
Pima, s~aaeid that be did ass Ma le bums ea geed mime
sad be avail to. hiss fee • glum Thee Ike Ismd.