The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-24 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

THIS DAY.

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William Brows mu 'barged with hsvidg stein five hides
the property of his employer, Mr. Shaw.
E. 8. Cooper, lather•ssllsr, mid—The primmer mate to
on Friday, sad said he knew a person who bad Am hides
MWe at 34e. a hide. I told him he might brio(
the. newt day, sad be did so. limping had a commaaism-
tioa with his employers, I rye the hides into the heads
Men oilier, sad told releaser to all for payment ea Mon-
day. I did not no him afterwards till he was I. sutody.
The hides an worth 425. sash.

A wrest is the empleymeat of Mr. Shaw, of Mai WA-
liaaostreet, leather musefaeterer, said the pianos wee hie

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follow wrest. He Itleatilled one of tM skim es Ur.
ek..•. property.

Mr. dhow (the prosecutor) rid he bad stlissd seven 1
skis% the value of which would ass be 4s. or 46 . a bide,
:Aa *Maw said the prisoner stated, upon being spoken
to es the eubjest, that the hides were his ow* property.
Is the prieoser's poseeesien were found several betting
books, frees which it appeared that he was isterested Is all
worts ef sports, from hon►raeiug to rat-killing, end that ha
had bees meetly busy betting upon the Newmarket races.
He bed, it was stated by his wester, bees employed is the
less several years, sad ►ad got profitable advisees is the
regress of hie Wows.

• lie It. W. Cordes said ►o regretted to be obliged to saw
ait be Ma a penes who hod bees rased from a very:low
amlie• to me of mosiderabio profit —so daub: on mama
of farmer good essdat
Commltted.

11771CTS OF DRUM.

Theme Smith wee plaited at the bee Were Altleesto
rash, Amp& wit► ereaaltlag a policeman la the mew
the of kb duty.

Palm Combhia MS said that es the prams weeny
be woe galled Se take the prisoner late rear* ter enssitiss
lie father. Perspiring that the father's nee be.. madam
et resat Dl treatnest, vitas attempted he tam the
priesser,whe immediately seised bin (Masse) by the sonar,
sad atianard amen lie. With the manses of
several pessen, Innen was released hem the grasp of the
peasiter, an thereupon made his mesa by the bask deer.
The Miser puma bin over several wells end ent•heaue,
lad evestsaly mated ►ie. The prima sad hit Atisr
were hen esst,

The primer ma le was going home urban b mot kin
melba ad tuba. sad Um latter attempted to strike btu,
but be avoided the blow, sad doing so struck his father.
Alderman Banda said It was very plain the prisoner was
a violent Amato; and he therefore Good him 20s. for tho
malt, sad 6s. for Wog drank, or 14 dope imprisonment.
Committed In default.

• contorts CASS.
ihrgeast, described as a elate, residing at 48,
Jeremy' street, was dtarged with stealing a pine, seataia-
hlt 2L. from the perste of a young woman of the name of
lam Frawley.
The presseatriz did not appear.
It ins stated that the ptisoner WU a highly respeetatie
pathless, and that this wee one of Ones shames that as
gen spew, when gentlemen are sqlieited by pirh of •
"'Ws duo. and @barged with robbing tbs. became they
destined their Invitations.

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V *Sew eekt the prisoner ram away as feet es he weld
wise its wee first staged with the robbery. sad sa empty
pens, similar to the see lest by tits proseeetor, was sssd
seas bin.

alderillaS Neale geld it wee 'widest this wee a trumped
V shove, sad the ellen meted very ispropelly is tads,
tee piessur late mealy. The charge wee therifere die-
Ilabsid. mil be fait bowed le ray that the papaw lift the
hi without the slightest stela epos his ehareeter.

BOW-BTREET.

" AT lOUS.

♦r. leebiag Toney roes, amid Trawls Faley, was
'barged with reariltieg Mr. F. W. Verrone, • pratleatea Of
elaborately formal dayartmeor, who deorribed Wesel' as a
iambs( master.

The oomplelasst Sated that los kept, at let 81101 BIC
two, ea establiebsout let isstruetlag mesas of bumble
Mattes la the lamest sad heelthfel ozonise of daubs. It
bed bas his soustaat desire sad speeds! as
IS seaduet his sodomy S s strleily rarest-
able sad orderly amass, is which he usually famed
Massif supported by the auserous pupils whose sathsed
)Spays It wee hi. als to merit. The wheals bed bees
Ike ens time is the habit of 'weeding his remises tee the
pasties 6f quadrilles sad peas. sad be (seespihisead)
.at do the yousg sea the Juba to sey that( ha had
up ie last male( sodassed hissel with the striated
propriety. lodise had it bees •Iftwies ho sad
hardly say the rhyme weld set have hoes pew

aithed to attend. Last evening was one of the practising 1
sights, and the prisoner as usual was prime. la the centre
lof the easing a parent who was tweeted of being a pick-
ipooket presented himself at the door, ad was of coarse re-
food admission. Witness was not thee priest, but he
!kid been informed that the prisoner, nasals* the person
thus excluded as as old acquaintance, Misted on his
being admitted, and eneouraged him to persist by "AU
right old fellow I D no% you be dose, we'll get you
' la." Befog Informed of this, and mdentanding that the
prisoner's endue was eztremely disorderly, witness left
hie private room, when he was essapint with the
duties of the toilette, and catering the dancing room,
proceeded to remonstrate with him ape* his unreasonable
behaviour. The prisoner, instead of reosiviag hie admonition
in • proper spirit, put out has foot and tripped him
(complainant) up, throwing his ow his back on the
floor. Upon his rising the prisoner repeated that nestouvre
• second and • third time, for though he (amplaiaast)
wu • professor of dancing, he did eat pretend to say
peculiar expertness in wrestling, is which the prisoner
seemed to geol. Finding the primer determined to pet-
sist in his disorderly behaviour, be, complainant, found
himself compelled, though most reluctantly, to send
for a policeman, and gin Ida a charge. He found
it blameable to aerostat for sack medal as the'
part of • young man of the prisoner's reemetability
and mural good conduct and ohareeter, except epos '
the hypothesis that he was Is • state of inebriety.
Assuan that I. be the ease, and With assured
that the prisoner by this time deeply regretted his mis-
conduct, he, emplaiteaut, wee not aniline to press the case
to the utmost, bat hoped his unship would helot as
moderate • penalty as he goad. TM primer was "some-
thing la as iron way."
Mr. JAILDIXII—Did he hurt yea mak t
Witaess—l skald think be did, sir! knocking me down
three Una

The !miaow acknowledged that he was drank, and es.
pawed regret for hi* eondect.

He was dead 10.., or is default seatetoed to tea dap'
sprisonmeat

MARYLEBONE.