The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-08 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

Joseph Ihrwmae, las.; J. fine win, u. ; Richard Beewin,
U. Is.; J. B. White and Sons. IL; C. Hanosek, 10s., F.
Dewsbury, 10s.; Thomas and William Rhodes, 11.."
The other paper was as follows:
" Highgate, parish of Ramsey, and county of
Middlesex.
"The bearer, John Ellis, formerly • respectable trades-
sum in tkie parish, I. now in very embarrassed circum-
stances, having for nearly three years been afflicted with
eciesemption or Came of the chest, he in therefore de-
sirous of obtaining admission into the Asylum fur
Ind4ent Persons or Invalids at Madeira ; the physicians
of Brampton Hospital consider that the only means of
restoring him to health." The remainder of the paper was
torn through, but it appeared to state that 361. would be
required to enable the petitioner to effect this object. The
mutes appended were: Joseph Cabin, I/. ; T. Iludam,
10s. ; J. Osrdiner, 10e.; Rev T. II Causton. 11. paid ; G.
A. Crawley, ; A Friend, 10s.; Nathaniel Basevi, IL;
George Redmaync, IL ; Rev. Richard Harvey, II.; T. T.
Tatham, 11. • \V. Nicholson, 11.
Oa Wihon was found a printed recommendation for the
admission of John binith, 2, Wal4costrt, into the Royal
Sea. Bathing Infirmary at Margate, signed by W. Wood,
42, Titchbornecerrace, governor, end the instructions to
patients applying for admission into the institution, toge-
ther with the following letter:
"44, Burton-creseest, Sept. 29, 1852.
"I have known the bearer, John Sanders, femme yearn,
and an vouch for his good character. Hie recent loss has
reduced himself and family, and he is, therefore, reluc.
thistly compelled to submit his case to public sympathy. I
believe him to be deserving.
" IOW( EDMUND COI, M.A."
. .

The name attached to the letter is that of the rector of
St. Helen's, Bishopsgate.
The officers statLd that they believed the whole of them
document. to be forgeries, and the prisone,swere remanded
until Tuesday nest.

130 W-STREET.
Pollee constable Barber, A 192, appeared before Mr.
Hang,
bgyre doifrratviiongn oecteheee police issionen, to answer
na complaint was preferred by Robert Davy, an m-
ale* propnator and driver, who stated that he was pro-
from Pimlico to Islington on the afternoon of the
2.1111 Somber, when he was stopped in Whitehall by the
Ibilliallant, mg deiced to get off the box, and accompany
Ma; 80141Muidlemd. Ihe defendant accused him of
a team bodge. Ile (complainant) assured him that
Mittlarniilelbase but the constable compelled him to stop
melba sad go with him to the hackney carriage Aloe,
yam II was amartained that the defendant's charge was
=groundless. The omnibua was delayed about 20
and the passengers got out, refusing to pay, owing
to their detention.
In

_la, by Mr. Lewis, the complainant ad.
WNW Shed be had driven for one whole day without a
Wean, about a month ago, owing to the absence of one of
ide men.

It was stated by the witnesses that when complainant
wee returning to his omnibus, the defendant said, •• This
wu a plant put upon you by one of your own men," but
he refused to give bis name.
The defendant received an excellent character from the
inspector of the divioion.
Mr. Henry said the defendant wu no doubt wrong in
law, bead' se which he had no right to stop the omnibus
and put the passengers W inconvenience, when he might
have taken tho driver's number and summoned him.

It was armed, with the assent of Mr. Duncombe. the
complainant's solicitor, that the defendant should apologise
sad pay the expensee of the day.

MARLBORO I.; a H-STREET.

Edwin Moore, a private;itii;l;tintialion Foot Guards,
was charged with having robbed Sunday Lawson, in Hyde.'
park.
Sunday Lawson, a man of colour, said he lived in service,
at 21, Sussex.place, Reg:nes-perk. On Tuesday night,
about 7 o'clock, be was crossing Hyde park, when the pri-
soner came up to him and uked him if he lived in Regent's-
park. He replied, "Yes," upon which the prisoner took
bold of his arm and said he WY going that way, and would
walk with him. As they were going along, he met a eon-
stable whom he knew, and stopped to speak to him. He
then walked on with the prisoner, who kept tapping his
pocket in which he had some halfpence. Suddenly be
found his money was gone, and also • white silk handker-
chief which be had in another pocket. Seeing the hand-
kerchief in the soldier's hand, he tried to get it from
him, upon which the prisoner knocked him down, and taking
a stick from him, ran off. The prisoner fell as he was
running, and prosecutor then managed to come up with
him end regain possession of his stick. He went in search
of the constable, and on finding him told him be had been
robbed. The constable went in search s f the prisoner, but
he had left the park and bed gone to the barracks. His
master had brought him from Africa about two years ago.
Polies-ernstable Hilton, A 614, recollected the prose-
cutor, who was in company with a soldier, stopping to speak
to him in the park on Tuesday night. The prisoner was
the soldier, and he appeared to have been drinking. As
soon is the prosecutor made him acquainted with the rob-
bery he went to the barracks and took the prisoner into
custody. The prisoner denied being the man, but witness
and prosecutor wire certain be was the man.
The prisoner asserted his 11111001110 S and was fully own-