The Express.
London, England, 1852-07-31 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

WANSION-110118E.
Margaret Brawn woo semeaftted Ow 21 days he having
beaten a peer err we n, who finked her envy by ea-
bibitieg • rig red • silk pews oentalaiag sense holfpwee.
The twa mews bad boss situps ha sae of the reweess of
Lowlerbidge, when anent ewe se tiny thaw
selves ia the eventeg, and the preweelde puled entleirpre-
wog end sea as Injudicious show or et the new
tins onstgi gismos at the onadorited Ist el the bilk se-
without say farther pevemtimee gensbed
t r:iairtlie sees, long bit epos ties grand, awl esemensed
the arentay el towing the doing taw boo tisk whisk
weal soon have how envied Weer the view ar the
~by it a policostaa had not imesthesi for the mks
and the preservation ef the posse.
=le Lord Mayor.—D.hookst, bow weld you w cruelly
treat this poor woman, whe most haw hen a wars child in
moth hands _ .

Dethrillirt—Faith, nothing v01'1440 for her but she must
shag et by fine things to us, sad she meet call mo an
Lie b—. All, than, what oeukt I do but tell her to
Map herself to Malt when.: she rates her fist all.:
froisallrli=dinuelbyesarlifbw., son empeg than r. couldn't
'ma see
or her
digits Ohm= said, Übe bad rat Itherfred the poor a:lm-
=olai as MM. Mee bees la another minute as
I dm we whim she was as was ilk, a mere
balm k OM Mode of bee brutal
IidaLSOBOUGHATIMIT.
WM Meebus, stiondos Grey, otherwise iferriegfer, a
tall wei• peas era, was b. 5 before lb. amir
Melt, MAIM Mb Maw a bill of mime he UM
V
are patimm, mil two bills of exchange for MK
era hem realiseasaismar.
The Mr aro tem for eve bills fee MOS. mi.
Mr. Chides Mum* of 13
M sew sa rimeelesemst la tho le itraKikallast
Isms of gamy to mimes mid pniesees. The MMus
was to G., this pethellim lags gamut WIN= male to
Ithe advertiser to know if he .odd be osesierriehrl with •
Len elm He received a reply that be esseld, aril me
dieseeel to all la MemMer-street. He OMNI as Ha. ;
IMartimmalsont, sad ma the Ms zepasethal
imit's be the writer of the =ir. 'TM Phenol MI,
Meal le see • seettied Mani, in ardst==e • km their
.eater. Oa the 15th of Map sited M
Meatieserolmoot, sad saw the , Me pee a
hem sr& two bill stamps, to Merl up for 2561. mi.
Piwwwwww. Mod op dm bin am aril handsel them te
the proem who pre bh• a
fir Om in the nem
item. Oaths Mbeethee Thursday peementor oiled In
Mortimer bel flemed the mosey Leaden bed do-
. He
arem ses• the parties use his his shier
11.ThedrTiwwww Mil be Mead Mellrneelds thasse.
Inspector Muselres this sold Imbed a semi to
prefer against the Omer for MooNee g a bill is, 2,11001. Tb.
gentleman wit rot at pram ire, MeMeme to pm the
charge, bat les had redoubt, if the prime wee reaceMad,
he should bs able to Mei forward enthart mime
against the prisoner.
The primmer said he would also reserve his adirte Ile
this aleksk
Ms.l remarked it appeared to him mean ears.
ordinary although cases of Traudulent bill dissemeses
earzeied Mast daily in the public pros, the pule am
Emma on their guard against the designs of these sob
oda to lead money. The petermar was memied than
lie is commie' with the me
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Cruytchley, the details of which a en
limmisE
Josiis ivichoik, a cowkceper, residing at Lower Neemod,
appeared before Mr. Hardwick, in answer to a ssimmons
mated at the Mem* of M. Theme, fietweeezL, the
~
anal Society IN the Prevesties dCruelty te
shargiag bee web having meal sod proMgil a certain
bees, to be sevelly ahead and teemed le Pei Mil.
Mr. Thomas aM the deferart was the tower of the
Mee aril earl, whisk the km who was sew present was
delitia at the dies, whoa erne if the misers slicers
=him The bey, whys ered by bl. Kr.
daied, that he was employedpoth by (
the ishuisnt,
who wee tedl mute of the serielissi of the beau.. Unnder
the., eimmilaress he summed the dahrdert, she being
the respeuribis prey.
Wawa, owe Of the semetahlee italeasies to the above
meistli 004 VW es OM Sikh leetert be saw a boy
Mara a teem and out is Pei Mak and hie munition
bwriai Mu felled to the salsemble tradition of
the Imiwo. Mapped it, and ma a lament.' is the beck
of the hem, Mt miler the pad, which wee dieing it. The
Wiliewl was an id aae. and quite raw.
TM delhadart, In answer to the sharp, mai she was sot
metre the Item was so bad as bed bees mureserbd.
The My who wee Midas the Mee NM be leid his Mr
Mr the ham was in had ardition, sad she pm labs a

piece of flassol to pot under the pad, in order to proyest It
chafing the wound.
In reply to Mr. Hardwick,
Defendant eat I she kept fourteen cow. and three horses.
The boy looked after the latter, and a nn took can of the

--14;. Hardwick recommended her to net a person of more
sanrisoos than the boy to look niter her horses, sad tined
her 10s. mad cons.
LAMBETH.

Wm. Lear was charged with stealing a valuable silver
watch from the person of Mr. Charles Spencer, a trades-
man carrying on business at No. 4, Carlisle.street, Lambeth.
Persecutor stated that on the previous evening there was
a large fire near his house is Hercules-buildings. Witness,
nhc was in the crowd, sad standing with his hands in his
pockets, was warroandad by • number of lads and men, who
conirnmeird pushing him about. His watch was then safe
in his waistcoat pocket, and as he was attempting to put his
hands up they wire forced down, and he felt some ono at
his waistcoat pocket. The prisoner was in front of him,
and, with some difficulty, ho forced his right hand up and
caught hold of the prisoner's hand with his watch in it.
I They had a struggle together, when tho watch was broken
off the chain and fell to the ground. He seised hold of the
prisoner by the right hand sod picked up the watch with '
the other, when • constable came up and secured him.
There were a number of persons around them, and they
attempted to get the prisoner away. When the constable
came up ho told him that witness bed given him the watch
to repair.
Henry Morton, 63 L, said he had known the prisoner
more than live years, and had had him in custody several
times for felony. On the 27th of May, 18.50, he was tried
at Newington Sessions for stealing a roU of flannel, and
sentenced to twelve months' hard labour. He had also been
sentenced at this court to three months' imprisonment for
stealing a pair of boots, and was an associate of the most
desperate thieves in the county. Six weeks ago be wee
in euetody for felony, but discharged.
The Magistrate said he should be much surprised if he
wiped transportation this time, after se many convictions.
Prisoner—l am a persecuted lad, and all through the
police. I had a stall in the Cut after my last conviction,
but I was drove away by the police. I have endeavoured to
gain my living honestly.
Morton esid the prisoner certainly did have a stall in the
New Cut, but it was always surrounded by thieves, and a
vast number of robberies took place there every day. In•
formation was forwarded to the superintendent, and the
prisoner was ordered away.
The prisoner was committed to the amines for trial.