The Express.
London, England, 1862-06-30 00:00:00

MARYLEBONF.

A pretty looking and respectably jawed yeeneg female,
al Mai!, Bellamy, sad who had as infant in her arm;
brought before Mr. Mansfield, charged with the three
owing offences:
Pofice.constable Henry Hopkins, 170 I), deposed that
ly sitar one on Sunday morning his attention was
to • very large crowd collected at Church.
Poddiogton.greeo, and on his going there
found the prioooer making a very loud poise.
requested her to go away, when she saki, " Oh, it is
. a it!" sad seised him by the coat and tore three
ttons off. He endeavoured to get her away, when she
1 to bite his arm, but only managed to get her teeth
the sleeve of his coat. He then locked her up. She
...the worse tor drink.

Yr. MSLFell—iiii:t was she making the disturbance
st!

lititme—She came after a coachman that lived in the

[opposite where she was.
Prisoner (lowly)—He is the father of my child, and I
ted to see him.
inseam—She behaved like a madwoman. The coach-
was obliged to leave his last lodgings on account of her.
T. Maosfield—What is bee age ?
itown—Twenty-tbree.
T. Mansfield—Where was the baby all the time ?
itoess—A woman bad it in her arms. At the station
nearly succeeded in strangling herself. She tied a silk
'kerchief round her throat so tightly that another con-
had to cot it off.
r. Mansfield—Has she been here before?

itseas—fee, creating a disturbance
the previous lodgings of the coachman.
r. Maosfield (to prisoner)—What have you to say ? You
darged with three offences; ; the first is for being drunk
ikorderly, the second for assaulting the officer, and the
.1 for attempting to commit suicide.
r (bunting into tears)--I am very sorry.
r. Mansfield—lt is a most melancholy. at the same time
t disgraceful thing for you. I shall fine you llls., or
days' imprisonmeut.

SOUTHWARK.
TIM RIVAL BILNEVIT ROC

lonia. Hill., a reepcc-- to47l;:lOOkingrnan, connected with
Royal Liver Benefit Society, established at Liverpool,
charged before Mr. Combs with assaulting a German
mnaeeted with a rival society, called the Royal Victoria
iett Society. .

r. Abbott, who appeared for the complainant, stated
towing to some disagreement one of the secretaries and
dof the mast influential members in London of the
al Liver Society sec,-d,d from it, and established
'won a firmer basis called the Royal Victoria Society.
latter prospered so well tbst a considerable deal of
.y was excited among the members of the old society.
'lent was a canvasser and collector of the Royal Vic-
s,ciety. and while in the exercise of his duty prisoner
ly assaulted him and broke his hat.
'e complainant, who spoke English very imperfectly,
I that a few days ago be went into the Queen's Head
°w-bourse, Charlotte-street, Blackfriara-road, to solicit
''tin for his society, and while he was doing
I'll defendant, who was standing at the bar,
tip to him and spoke insultingly of bis gaiety.
'new told him to mind his own business, and was in
act of leaving the ham when the defendant bonnetted
cradling his hat, and entirely spoiling it. (Witness
'bowed his bat, which was completely spoilt.) He
I that another man who was with the defendant struck
• 1,,t he could not find his name or address.
at Freeman, a German youth, also connected with the
4 Victoria Society, corroborated his testimony.
°lamer to the charge the defendant said that he hap-
I to be in the public-house when complainant was dis-
song his society. Witness spoke to him, and showed
the Ll,rrpwol (Aunt?, in which was an article con-
No 7, the Royal Victoria Society, and then a scuffle
and complainant willed him abusive names ; but
hhterahutt) never struck him.
• t,mle observed that there appeared to be vindictive
both sides, therefore, he thought it would be
'neat to bind defendant over to keep the peace.

C"IN,% 07 THE TEWPLE GLILDINS 0/f SUNDAE&
lb. benchers at the Ina. Tempts have &sided spa
almitting the public to the Temple prams Cu Sunday;
imtio, to that effect area:hatted at all the .tuner.
`4.1 bohliog chambers in the Temple, with their familia
70"''oU, will be admitted as lawsiolors.