The Express.
London, England, 1865-02-02 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

William Hobos, 4;156, who ins eisseribed as of so oo-
cepatioa, residing at 258, City-read, St. Lake's, was
with blies drunk, and causing a mob of preens to seen
to the City-road.
Mr. Beard defended.
The Coattail* (Brooks, 437 A) mid that he was galled to
a mob in the City-reed, sad found the defesdest ia the
garden I. frost of his lame. He had Me or tam bate
this, woe wearies three or fear at the biota ad the others
he knocked about. He asked the defendant, who wee
drank, to go indoors, bat be would sot do so for more than
two hours, sad before he did so hairy the dalendant husk
down his wife with a large 'tisk. The defeedest made see
of bad leagerge. and se he bahaved is a disgraceful way he
Wok hint lento eastodLd
In u,
&MIK to Yr.
The eloarishili mid be did set WI his hispecior that the
dabodast was I. his tie ides the whole of the Um, and be
did sot do to because it was set his day to make metathesis
to the impeder at the pellie elation. He did sot tell his
inapectos he had been .sea ltd.
Yr. Beard said he was there to show that the defashat
was not drank. He woe tufted beaten a mat wham he
did sot know had wane sad denessied the rest, and repro-
meted that be was the ladled, when the feet was that
the rent was paid the first week is Jimmy. As for his
having the haft, that was a freak
The defendant said he sometham were 19 hats, all of
whisk were of the bat quality. sad all paid for.
Witnesses having lima allied, who proved that the at-
tendsst inn sober,
Mr. Bark*: disoharged the elefesdist.

ivarmnarrEa.
maim William Adams. Edieim George Wilson, and
Henry Mathew Roberton were charged on • summate
before Mr. Arnold with emmultieg Mr. John Gladwin
Dickinson, estate agent sad auctioneer, 2615, Fulham-read,
ander the following cirearniniams . •
Mr. Abrahems prosecuted ; Mr. Better Rigby, instructed
by Mr. Moms, appeared for Wilma •• Kr. Thomas,
solicitor, for the defeadaota Adams sad Roberto°.
It appeared tram the opmin statemeot of Mr. Abra-
hams and the "'Wean of lir. Noloo, to which the lepl
gentlemen on the other side said they bad • perfect simmer
that some time ego the &loudest Adams employed Yr'.
Dickinson to sell a house for him, sad after several admit.
themente the defendant Roberto* bedew* purchaser of
the shop and Insioess of Adams, and • contract wee drawn
up betimes the parties. The defendant Wilson bad bee.
• clerk in complainant's employ up to Jan. 17, nod
oresequestly koew of this tramectimi. Au I 0 II
for Mit. was given to Mr. Dkkiame by &benne,
and they had several interviews. Oa the night of &emu
29rd, se the complainant was ridings to bed at IL9O, •
person knocked at the doer of Mr. Diokinsoo's home, aad
on the latter inquiring who it wee, Mama, who had
knocked, replied be had some buds= to settle, sod having
=lMr. Diokiesos, the dear was embed, and Adams
ately rushed in, Robertoa eaddealt sOlmtlioll the
ramp witb hint. Complainant mid it was too late for
hashism hat they moompanied him into his Mace, sad
said they had maw to settle the matter. Roberto* said he
was prepared to pay, sad putting his head into his pocket
drew out some bask notes. Complainant, after leaving the
room to look for some papers, returned, and was assorting
some document" which he held I. his hand, all ra-
tting to the business he was shoat. when Adams
roads • snatch, sod took them out of his hand.
He demanded their restoratioa, and endeavoured
to rise and get them back, bat Roberton forced him back
in his chair, sad there held him while Admen examined the
perm part of which he gave to Roberto. and tore up
mine others, ooesiating of the I 0 U for 201., the syse-
meet, ad others equally important. When this was done
Roberton put his list into oomplaimat's fans, sod said to
Adams, " All right, go and fetch him in." Adams left the
room, went to the frost door, and admitted Wilson, who
came into the office. end, making um of very bed leaguer,
aid. " Now, you villain, I have got yea." He thee pushed
complainant 'Moat, sad violeatly malted him. Mr.
Dickinson made for the doer, and eadsamared to
escape. but all three claimants forcibly withheld end
assaulted him. Oomplainsat called for sasistame, and hie
wife. who had beard the oommodea, *poised a window
to look for the polka. The defeadeets thee left the home,
aed Mrs. Dickinson saw them &Mundy. Complaisant
wee detained spinet his will for • quarter of an hour.
and wee so hart by the vioneee of the defeedents
that he wee unable to call " Police," and meld ally
just crawl to the door. In osasmasece of the ill-treat-
meet he received he had sot hem able to sited to his
badman
The witness me about to be eren-examiaed, whoa
Mr. Arnold said that the ems, as sow before him,
was Co. of • very grave nature, 11100614tillg I. fact to 111X11.
"piracy to *Male, by unlawful mesas sad by the use el
violence, various papers. Be was set diemeed totem" this
as • common assault, an
the Marge ought to be hewed es
a oonspirmy, which he supposed they wire sot wow pre-
pared to meet.
An adjourentsat wm than speed to, sad the OM post-
poned for • week, the defeadmits Min each boned over in
their owe rseopismoodos to appear sad gnawer the Marge of
conspiracy.

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