The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-18 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

lIANIMON•HOUSIL

Two shehhy peteallidramed men, who pee their maw
a. Cheeks sad Awry Robinaca:, win brot op ea
remand Won the Lord Mayor, charged with "Anoeg. the
chengee.7

The primers went into the Ship nubile-house. in Balton'.
gals-street, on Monday last, and the prisoner Robinson
caned tar two glasses of half-sad-ball and two cigar; and
put down • sovereign in payminit. The barman who
served them tried the sovereign, sod was about to gve him
change, when Challis said, "No, I'll pay for it." The bar-
man put the sovereign down again, when the prisoner
Robinson took it up, and said, "Nu, take it out of this, at
the same time pretending to put the sovereigo into the bar-
man's hand, but dropped • shilling into it. The N 11301114
who had suspected them, knew is was • shilling, but be
gave them the 18e. change, sad the praosers tdt Me house
without drinking the beer, upon whisk the Imam followed
them and gave them into melody. The primmer Robison
waswell known to the police, soil hail been convicted pre-
vinady.
The Lord Mayor sentenced him to three months' imprisos-
meat with hard labour. Chalk against whom nothing
was known previously, was sentenced to two months' im-
prisonment. _ _ _

THANES.
Two strapping high women, named Joisaleste Canadian
and Mary Stalivesi, ea& carrying a noisy child in her arms,
were brought before Hr. Partridge, charged with smolt*
James Tobin, a labourer, who appeared in oonrt with an
ugly black eye and eon Paces on his fem.
The parties am inhabitasta alas Irish eolony, In a narrow,
ill-paved, and very dirty alley, called Hearinein-oourt, where
may of the polio, have been i Lend sad have had hair-
breadth escapee of be' m killed. A little revolution had m-
oistly taken place oan to some new comers from the
Green Isle attempting soma reform in the mangers and
mama of their countrypsopia. This imovation wig re-
sista, and there bad been begin fights and
• tolerable amount el black eyes, bloodshed,
and broken heads omen the citizens of Hair-
braMoonet. Os Thursday afternoon the magistrate
heard many came on cram summonses, and amoog the parties
before him were the prisoners, who west home flushed with
amitemint and victory. They had no sooner reached Hair-
brae mart than another row took pima among the women
there. The "shindy," sa Tobin called it, was reeral, and
all the women were talking at each other. Tobin who mid
be wanted to go " nice and possible* to his home, asked
what the row was about, and he was answered by the male-
dietious of the women, who swarmed about him like bees.
He consigned all the " wises " to the are
of • personage not to be mentioned to ears polite, on
which many of them set awe him, ad hustled him ;
and, while he was fighting his way through them,
Sullivan struck him on the eye with • key. He called for
the polio,, and two constables, named Bradley and Kelly,
of the H division, took Sullivan into custody._ A shower
of Woks, atoms, andother missiles were burled at the coe-
stable& but the were not hurt. While Tobin was follow-
let the constables to the statimphome, Callahan came be-
hiod him and struck him on the bead four or five times.
She was then token into enegedy.
lir. Partridn said it was imponible to mcgatain bow the
quarrels of airtwain-emrt originated, or bow the dis-
turbance at the overhang evening commenced. He had
Sullivan 5a., and Callahan, Sa. 6d., which they paid, and
left the court shooting loudly.