The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-12 00:00:00

SOUTHWARK.

•43•PLT UPON • WIPI IT all HUSIAND.
W.l7oan Rands, a middle-set man, described ea the
ebuae-sheet as a watchmaker, was brought ap ea a war-
mat by NILSON, 227 11, Dee of the colleen of the sow t,
charted with committiag a brutal assault cia Emma Hands,
his wire.

Tce oomplaiaaat, a decent-looking funds, said she had
bun married to the prisoner Ma weeks. and a Hw days
afterwards he commenced Mashie her. At times Me sea-
duo was 4, violent that she believed he would murder ha,
and then he broke every plea of china and glass
ware is his reach. Oa Wedamday night she was
sitting up for him, with her eltlld upon ber
lap, when be OM. home, palled het off ths
shah., and 'Husk her with his chiselled fists ea several
parts of the body. besides kicking her on the jaw until elm
was infeasible. He then left her, and she now believed bet
Jew wan broken.

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The isegisinde salad bee whether she had boss is
donee.

ebe TlNiad died ebe bad. sad be advised her to p to
the iwansital. bat she bad sat dame se at peassat.
The Magistrate salted 'bete abild it was** was Buie 1
Site said it was base by a Ismer ►..M.d, eiss
two older than that, which tie prima wea well aware at
Wave b. !married be,.

The Magistrate asked her what was this ems et bill
beathai her en Wednesday West ?
etw said that when he ass in he sated hes kg • silver

eh rise ohs had ea bit Sager, saying that ft would hang
Ws. She was shoat to lake It GC lobes be eased her by
the bead, mad weft bit bet dope a& They thee struggled
mad be banked hoodoos*, sad ettaverds kicked her.
The asegistrate asked bee what biases bee bobead
wee?

She replied that obi did not know exactly. He sometimes
bought watches and jewellery, sad after &tan something to
t►ese, seat her oat :to paw■ then all over Leaden. She
generally earned him se mask as Ms. before hesaktaat by
ping to tlis pawnbrokers'. If she happssed set to be
neonatal cm her return, he heat her. She was, is fact,
an our braless, but all ski warded was protection and a
separate =Watauga..

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Mr. Salome, for the defeadent, said that it was all
through his wits's family that these quarrels took place,
sad kis client wu willing to allow her lass. a week for her
taalatenaiee. The hassle wu quite as violeat as ber has-
bead, and assaulted his equally as law& She had a watch
mad Hag at his on Wedueday, and because she would not
cetera them, they had a wrangle, sad both fell oa the
'mad.

- The Magistrate said that the female had beta grossly
assaulted by her husband, sad as he bad promised her a
separate maintenance, he should adjourn thews for further
Inquiries.

LAMBETH.
• SMOCKING QVm KIM

Was% &Nigh, a joaeaoyatea relater, was charged with
stooling from the poses of Jam Joao a silver ornament of
the vela. of Br. 64.

The prosecutor is a singolar-lookiag Jew, who is well
known is the vicinity of the Westminster-road as the vendor
of real gold rings for Id., and pare sovereign at the same
price, the male of the latter being for a wager. He wears a
petallike dress, and partings:ly a " shocking queer hat," and
ea the night before the primer began to chaff bias about
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his Itat, and this led to blow, sad in the conflict the pri-
soner seemed to have had the worst of it, for the complainant
had Mai* him twin ca the bead with a stick.

Mr. Norton resesameaded them to retire sad tattle the
smatter, and after remalalag oat of •he mart for a few
saiimass, they retuned, mid it was said the complainant
claimed 7s. ter compeasstica.
It we said, however, that the complaisant was in the
habit of sashimi each charges for the purpose of extorting
comparables.
Mr. Norton told the prisons that it he paid Ines 3s. 61.
it wee quite enough.
The prisms did so sad was discharged.

OF ♦ 11OLAa.

James Anderson, • fellow of forbidding appearance, was
charged with being found at Pimlico', at two o'clock this
morning, with intent to commit burglary.
Alexander Buddy, 199 B, stated that he saw the prisoner
and two other men loitering about Bhury-street at the time
above-mentioned. Suspecting they had some dishonest
intention, he followed them up and down different streets
in the neighbourhood, until they stopped and inquired what
be wanted. He told them that he was sure they
meant no good, and be should therefore cot lose
sight of them. The men then separated and went different
ways, prisoner suddenly running. Witness followed and
secured him, and found a wax candle, Inciters, and a set of
house-breaking implements upon him. The pruner was
a well known burglar, who had been in custody for that
offence, and was the associate of • formidable gang of
thieves.

Prisoner was remanded till Tuesday.
WORSHIP-STREET.
♦ Roman.

Johs Fiis, a strapping young fellow of repulsive appear.
once, described as a porter in Spitalfielers Market, wse
charged before' Mr. Hammitt with a doable assault upon a
mother and daughter, named Coverley, raiding la Nicholas-
street, Beaus' grcea•rsad.
Mazy Asa Cornier, a potty featured young girl, stated
th►t about twelve o'clock last evening, while la the act
of bidding "Good sight" to her sweetheart at
the door of her mother's dwelling, the defendant, who was
a perfect stranger to her, suddenly Grossed this roadway,
and, without the slightest act or observation from either of
the three, wilfully thrust the lighted smell" is her face. It
wee eatinguished, and be then seised her by the hair with
Imo hand, striking repeated blows with his other fist upon
►er bead and body, until her scrims" brought her mother
to the spot, whom be struck violently is the lace. Witmer
radioed a gaudily of hair, whisk bad bona torn
from ber, and complained of considerable pain,

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sot havisi been abbe to sleep any pert of the
sight. When the mother interfered for her child's
preteetion, he streak het a violent blow on the fess, causing
the ►lood to flow from her use in such profusion, that her
dress was saturated wit► it. Fo►tunatdy a police-eonstable
eases up at the Juncture, and averted farther Wary.
The fellow said in define' that he was drank.

Mr. Hussain sentenced bias to two mantle imprisonment
for the Int offence, and ono month for the second, with
bard labour.