The Express.
London, England, 1862-06-24 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURT&

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
Hypolik Egyeasid, a Portuguese merchant, wee brought
before Mr. Tyrwhitt for Soul examination, charged with
having indecently ameanited and exposed himself to two
children, named Ann Bland and Elisabeth Pearl.
Mr. Edward Lewis waa for the prisoner.
At the former margination the following evidence was .
fimiles
Ann ed
Bland, aged 11 years, went into Kensingtoe-prdens
with Lowther about the name age. While Aiming in
the bread • the prisoner, who was on one of the seats
mellieg, called to them, and said in broken English he
would give them 4a. if they would come and sit beside him.
The prisoner, to make his meaning more intelligible, bald
up four fingera The prisoner removed some distance from
the publics walk to • tree, and than he celled the girls
_to
him again. They went, and then, according to Ann Eland's
tilisteimmt, the peromr committed one at least of the
elleasse with wLinh be was charged. The statement
el 11Mni Pearl went to convict him of both.
/Wane an gm girls released themselves they ma to the
Mee walk arid told • park-keeper what had oimarred.
Re went heck with them, and they pointed out the pm-
ewer who wax sitting on a seat, as the person who had
amashlt:mn. The park -keeper went towards the pri-
mmer, w seeing them approseh, got op and walked away.
The keeper followed sod took him into melody.
Mr. Lewis ormenuarnined both the little girls, Red
having elicited some discrepancies in their depositions, ha
made a strong appeal to the bench, urging the improbability
of • pram of the respectability of the prisoner, who had
seem veer lime on business connected with the Exhibitioa,
esesiestieg himself in the way des :gibed.
Mr. Toetaine, • silk merchant, of Golden-spare, lipoke to
th.....t.m.., ctability of the primmer, and his belief thathe was
of misooednetleg himself in the way desmibed.
=Tyrwhitt said there were undoubtedly muse diem-
between the evidence of the two children ; but had
told their story in the same words the suspicion of
would have been warranted. He would carefully
the evidence before be gave his decision, and for
purpose would remand the prisoner on light bail for •
week.
Ulm* Mr. Tyrwhitt said be bad folly considered the
wide," and giving all the weight to the discrepancies in it
that be ought to do, be had come to the ooiselnaion that the
ere was one for the decision of a jury or for essvistiee.
Mr. Lewis hoped the magistrate would mod the are to a
*Y.
Mr. Tyrwhitt said he would convict and sentence the mi.
A meeting of the members of the Edinburgh 4
pity of appealing against the eoevistion
••••r to tthreemouths' imprisonment. This would ere the
the opportu
College of Pbyricians was held on Friday to decide Mt... at
coestioe of the admission of ladies to the medical probation. lis. ZrAw,„, said, with duo roopa..t to the omit. hodmig
On • division, 16 members voted for the admission of ladies
to the profession and 18 against, being a majority of 2 aPPsal the oclovictioa.
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spinet the propos:a. in the papers of yesterday, was lured with assaultimi Ms.
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the director of the farm at Grignoir. The distill'.
guished visitor was received by the President and
council of the society. His Excellency the Spanish
Ambassador Don X. de Istnritz visited the yard,
and several foreigners of distinction were received
and conducted through the enclosure. Everything,
in fact, sets in for a good show. The weather im-
proves, the company is arriving, country cousins
are flocking up in frightful numbers, beds are
searoe, and every one whohas made their acquain-
tance is pleased with the arrangements, Mr. Gibbs,
the honorary director, pledges his reputation, in
fact, upon the metropolitan meeting ; all that has
gone before it has tended to produce it ; it is a
climacteric effort, and must succeed.