The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-18 00:00:00

*ANDSWORTH.

In the 0001110 of th;;;;;;;liareep;t7table.looking woman
app/led to Mr. Darman foe aasistaime from the peon-box to
amble her to reach Portsmouth, where she wished to on.
bark on baud the Royal Albert, to joie her husband at
Cawapore, is India. Prom her etatement and the letters
which ohs produced. it appeared that 'bowie born fa Caere-
wee, and married flints William Reid, of her Majesty's
Ist bettalioa of the 9th Regiment of Foot. In 1859 the regi-
Meet returned to Ragland, and her husband was employed in
the recruiting service in the northern part of the country.
After a short stay in England, the regiment was ordered to
the lolanda in the Mediterranaus, hot she was unable to sr
company her husband, sa bet OMB children were iR with
nesseles. As the bloods had bees relloquishad, the regi-
men was ordered to emporia, and she had reesived per-
minion to sail by the Royal Albert on the 213th of next
mouth to joie her biased. This was the sewed time she
had obtained permimion to join her hoshaad, but in con-
legumes of Blame and the death of two of her children
she had been unable to go. A clergyman, who was
aoqueloted with her acs, had paid her and her children's
passage from Hull to London. She intended to have
walked from London to Portsmouth, but on the
road she met with an accident to her leg, and
she mold not proceed any further than Wandsworth, where
she had been staying at a lodging-house Niece Saturday lasts
She had no memos of getting to Portsmouth: sod the Ram
Guards authorities had sent her a letter stating that they
had too power of rendering her say &mistimes, or of deduct-
ing any expenses from her husband's ppaay. Sim had three
brothers is the 44th Regiment at Portmoutb, where, if
she could reach, she would 'be able to manage with her
children until the ship sailed.
The poor woman appeared to have • diffioulty in m-
strainiug her tears while answering the magistrates quer
bons . . . .

Mr. Nyman told her be would make proms' isquiriss.
sad If he found her statement correct he woold smut her.

The applicant thanked Ida wonhip and then withdrew.

CURIOUS ACTION TOR Damao= AT SUNDZILLAND.
On Wednesday, at the SoutierlaDd Comity Court, • reeetree
heard is which Robert Taylor claimed 50i. as couipmeatioa
for injuries be had rtheived et the beads of • companion
named Jobe Atkinsm. The man are both saw7ere, wish/
at Southwick, and residing is the Amami village
Hylton. On the morning of Monday, the 118th of Julio
last, they loft their work about ten o'clock, sad went into
the public•house kept by Edward Brown. They had
• good deal of beer, and eat convening about feats of
streagth until Atkinson mid be would bet • quart there was
sot • man is the home could lift him. Taylor said be thought
he could, but did not accept the bet, and while they Were
at the door !Attracts twelve and one, Atkinsou said, • Cos
you lift me new r and upon that nylon undertook to corn
him into the hose. In his 'videos the plaintiff mid: "I
put my back against him, in • stooping position, to lift him
by the thighs, but be said, Tina's not the way, I'll show
you.' Refloat shoved kimonos up through under mine, and
fetched them on Oohs:kakis: of my head. Then be premed my
heed down into my hood, and I felt something give way is
my ask. Hell down at his test, and mid, • YOU have dee,
Ore He said, Can you carry me new r I No,
you've doss me.' He said, • Come, get up, it's Wy the
drink, sad you'll soon be better.' But I could not stir and
George Young canted me into the house. Dr sea
has owe attended me. lam now very weak in the small
of my hank and have very little use of my hands, being
analth to lift anything. We were both ender the influence
of liquor."—Margaret Barwisk, plaintiff's sister, deposed to
convening with the dehadeat about the affair. He offered
to show her bow it was done, but the declined, thinking
that for the of the taatily to be lame was quite "bough. She
asked him why he did not allow her brother to carry hint
in, to which he replied "That'. my catch." Re afterwards
said, he had been done in • similar way himself ones before
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..:erisian at the Three Hone Shoes Inn, and he was sot
for eight or nine weeks alter.—Dr. Rona
that the spied marrow wee Injured. mad said hear ous:dd
plaintiff eampleiely paralyesd, and without power to move
or math himself is bed. There was great tenderness about
the saltine of the sack, and in his opinion it would be •
keg tame before Taylor recovered the the of his limbs. Re
might recover setheirlak, bat would never he the men he
was tsetse the assarreass He did not think be would be

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