The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-01 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURT&

GUILDHALL.
The Secretary of the Manchester Fire Assumed OM-
pan?, of 96, Cheat:wide, atteadd at this court to ask the
adrift and assistance of the ditto, magistrate in respect to
the obstruction to the thoroughfare is front of their offices,
caused by the recant erection of sundry figures ou the pre•
mimes of Mr. Bennett, the watchuniker, carrying ors b
ness in Cb.epeide. The applicant informedi the magistrate
that the number of persons who congregated to see the
figures to which he referred was at times so great that it
was with the utmost difficulty ingress and egress could be
obtained to or from their offices. In addition to this in-
coevenience the premises were coesiderably damaged by
loungers, who seemed to think them the most favourablels
d d observation, and who employed the interva
WEYMOUTH MACES.—Tat ItaDAY. between the entertaitiments (which take plows every fifteen
This minims, b.. gradually improved for viie lut few minutes) in doing as much injury as possible to the paint
years under ter management of an energetic committee, and other otb:T.,___Portralo.rd the. Int. lidi.lol. .
who seem determined to raise their gatherieg to • volition as. eatos,tan Flaws said this was sot the first time that
worthy of the town • md although a very old-estahltehed the matter had been brought under his notice, as the sub-
meeting, ft was Doi until Mr. Marshall's valuable services jest had already occupied the attention of the police Corn-
ware obtained, three years sines, that anything like a success mittakand an extra consteble bad been put on that part of
was chronicled. The programme issued for the present Cheeped', at an expense of 701. a year, to keep the the-
year was far 'opener to say former one, end the fad that rwieden edusr• He bod, however, had frlKlnsat oPPol•
more 31133 shay h.. were ewwwwwwd .. "sassed ~ in 'mattes of observing the imonirmience, not only to the
ning, testified Ls the growing popularity of the occupier' of premises in the adjimeot neighbourhood, but
meeting and providing the committee continue their also to the public traffics miming from that why he could
exerti there ts every probability of this pleasant 081, designate as a display ot tomfoolery. Th could he
reunion iog one of the most important In the so obiectios to any one advertisiog his business in • legiti-
mate's circuit. The s pleasantly situated within mete mode, but he thooltat It wee too serious • matter for
a mile of Welinouth, on course
sLotieoor, and no trouble is spared the ratepayers of the City d Loudon to be
,sut to such an
to render all the arranpaseets complete. The weather expense
• to •••ble ••7 tradesman to pun off Ilk Isssu*
wan fie* daring the early part of the afternoon, but to- wiceures• n
wards the close of the sped the sky became clouded and The woethy alderman the referred the applicant to the
the weather chilly. A. large and fashionable company Massion-house, the nuisance complained of being in that
assemblei, a great number of carriages being cal the 0.•,.., district.
and the ring was very well patronised ;in fact, the wadies ... CLFJIKENWELL.
may fairly be termed a great Nieces& The numerical "orfforef Laren. • coeterlsoweer. • rough. powerfullY-
st....th a sh. fields 303333117 ~,,33 very a dod sm. built valise, who is known to the polio° as " the terror of
capital sport was ',keened, full &Ad.-4 which are Whit""*"tmt," was altuded with Wiwi drank end as.
appended. uniting and wounding Abraham Jacobs, at Whiteman-
TH2 WIETWAITH TRIAL HANDICAP of 6 sows each, with dr"ii, St. Luke's.
25 added, for all ages ; wineers extra. Oae mile. Mr. Ricked* solicitor, prosecuted.
Mr. W. Day's AD. Wagner. by Tadmor-Miss Sellon, The prisoner, who is s'drunken, dissipated character, was
!rte, ht 131 h 'carried Tat^ 1 Adams) 1 oaths previous night in her usual state. Slowest into as mil
Mr. W. Thomas's Wee Aggle, 4 yrs, eat 121 b •0. Sapp; g shop, and was served with a small quantity, for which she
sir T. Joboulelles Loef sugar, 2TM bit nh• •• • (T..Ntakw) 9 put down one halfpenny in payment. As soon as she had
Antoinette also ran.
Betting: 6 to 4 stet Antoinette, 2 to 1 apt A. D. panacea of the eels she eked for her change, and pretended
that she bed placed • shilling on the counter. The
Wagner. Antoinette made play, followed by Wee Auk
ordered
sad Leaf Sugar, A. D. Wagner lying off. No variationMoulded fraud was at ogee discovered, sod she was
to leave the shop, but as she did not de so she was ejected.
occurred for half a mile, when A.. D. Wagner passed Loaf When outside, the prisoner made 3 p.m dissur333„,
Sugar and joined Antoinette and Wee Aggie, the trio add wanted to fight with some parties who were
taking alma order in wound's/ the turn into the straight, passing, but as they refused to have anything to do with
half way up which &stainede gave way, and Wee Agee her, she, like a mad woman, rushed into the complainant's
held the lead, but Adams riding A. D. Wagner with greet brother's shop, 33d there bid= to mke use of my foal
resolution, just landed is the last stride by • head; Loaf and dissuades leopage. Some one called out that the
Sugar beaten • neck only for second plaice„l e good fourth. pots and weights bad better be removed, but before that
Tea PORTLAND PLATS (Handicap) of gowns., • sweep; could be done the prisoner seised a pint pewter pot, and
stakes of 2 *Ono *soh l winners extra. Three-00"W° a without the least provocation track the complainant,
a mils. whose back was towards hoe, adr:adful blow oa the hook
Mr. J. Woolcotes Way Queen, by Newslester-Dritlals
Queen, $
yrs, BA (Cannon) 1 of the head. The blow was gives with such form that it
Air 2, Johnstonrs flearbarrn•gb.g yrs. sat (3. Adam.) 3 rendered the ecomplsimant inseastble for a ettert time. Ile
Priam D. Snltykolre Lathlese, A yrs, Tst 61b (Vllter) 3 lost a great deal of blood from the wound, which was more
Batting :sto 4 on Scarborough, 2to 1 apt May Queen. than an inch in length. A police-ennetable was celled, but
Kathleen jumped off with the lead, followed by May it was with some difficulty that the primmer could be got to
Queer, the favourite lying in the rear till reachiug the dd. the police station.
time, whoosh* ranup toMaY Queen, mid toik • slight lead to The prisoner, in defence, said she was drank, and really
the encloser*, where May Queen rushed past him ad wan had forgotten all that had cokes place. If it was tree eh*
in • canter by a length ; two lengths separating thenarmed hoped the magietrate would look over it, on account of her
mid third. husband and her children.
A Smear/acs of 5 mom. each, with 50 added, for 2-yr. The Magistrate said there could be no doubt that the
olds ;foie, fat 10lb ; HUM, fist 61b ; penalties and allow- disoosr was a most desperate, drunken womaa, and he
mem Half a mile, should mutinies her to be imprisoned and kept to hard
Mr. & Kelson's Gretna, by Stockwell-Terrona, Sat 131 b labour in the House of Correction for two oilmedar months.
One lib ertra)
Yr. Mansd's Maid of Usk, Sit 13lb (We. (711 h Gne"rextra)) 1 She would then be kept sober against her will, and wham
she mine out he hoped she would be a better woman.
(W. Boyce) 2
Mr. IL gdwyn's glegance, fist gib fc.33303) 3 Anne Kent was charged with being drunk sad making •
Ths following also ran :- cby Newerlester-Mles Inside, The disturbance in the "net&
Monk of Avon, El Oln Arethesa. and lbe Clyde. The polies proved that they found the prisoner noisy
Betties :2to 1 on Gretna, 6to 1 apt The Clyde, 10 to 1 and drunk, and e
lmsh annoyed the inhabitants that it was
*gat my other. After one failure a good start was effected, found necessary to k her up. The following list of cos-
i:ad the favourite, with Maid al Usk, drew away. the ram victim' against the prisoner was handed in :-Feb. 9, 1864,
being oosfioed to the two from the diaten sod they need drunk and creating a disturbance, fined la., and costs 4s. ;
horns head end head, but the favourite having the bed of May 21, ditto Is., end costa te. ; July 18, drunk and ince-
it in the last few strides won b 7 a neck ; Elegance was pable (hailed). did not appear ;L ditto,e drunk and mating
third, two lengths in rear of Maid of Usk ; Arathusa was • disturbance, discharged ; Sep 2, dischas ; Nor. I
fourth, The Clyde and Hook of ATM next. El Ole was 19, ditto, fined la., cods Deo. 18, ditto, discharged ; I
last, some distance In the rem. Jan. 23,1865, ditto, diecharged ; Feb. 19, ditto, ON month's
Tut Maros Cu?, value 50 sows., the gift of Sir F. hard labour ; Aptil 17. ditto, 28 days' herd labour.
winners
ex added to a sweepstakes of 5 seen. each. 2ft ; The prisoner asked to be discharged, and, saying that
winners extra ; gentlemen riders • professionals 6lh extra. she was sorry, added that she would try ad refrain from
One mile and a quarter. (24 subs) drink.
Sir K Baker's fby Woltbieur-Hersey, 4 yrs, list (ear. Illb The Magistrate ordered her to pay a fine of 405., istr is
'dim in. Adams) 1 default to be imprisoned and kept to hard labour in the
Mr. Redford s Zeloa 6 yrs, lest 101 b Mc. alb extra) House of Correction foe use calendar month.
(J. Goatee) 2 The nelsons was looked up in default,
Mr. W. Carlhdes Allow Me, 6 yrs, lest Sib.. fltr. &obeli) II prisons was .
asses
The following alto ran : Wee Mgt& weetbuty date Lord
Chancellor), A. D. Wagner, Atalanta, and Nip. pulliblric,aiWouiUseirusi,
coJiwigocrous, th.setresliMtlopteffsetlirnie Tbehreress,Coz
....
Betties : 6to 4 apt Hersey filly. sto 2 apt Allow Me, aimed at the enemas of the polio@ for that he "did un-
-sto 1 apt Nip, and 10 to 1 " bar three." After a delay lawfully keep open the said house, within the limita of a
of a few minutes. co:mist:ma by the &bosom of Atalanta certain act of parliament called tbe ' Public•honsee Closing
at the post, the
lot got away to a good start. Go passive Act of 1864,' for the sale and ouesumption of excisable
the Stead for the first time, Allow Ms eau clear of Hersey liquors, between the hours of one and tour in the morning,
illy. who was closely attended by Westbury and A. IL to wit, at the hour of twenty-five minutes past one, not
Wagner. the rear divisioe comprising Nip, &loci, and Ate, being for perns lodging in your mad hones, contrary to
lista. They ran in this order for throe-quarters of a mile, the statute.
wheat Westbury dropped beak, beaten, and Allow Me in- The defeadsnt pleaded guilty, and said he did not think
em
his lead. Zoloo gradually drawing forward, an
on be was doing any harm. The parties be had is his house
mimed the straight was at the girths of the favourite At ware his two brothers roda their mess. He had closed hie
the distance W. e Aggie was beaten, and Allow Me gave way house before the hour welv and the police know that
to Heresy filly.who made plan to the commencement of the lon most nights he osd his hour at eleven o'clock. His
enclosure, where Zito° and Allow Me cballesged the trio, brothers had bees to cl
ue dace of amusement, and be did think
finish's' a good met home. resulting in favour of the Remy it hard that he could not bays his relations at friends in his
Ally by a neck. Zeloo defeated Allow Me by a length foe private parlour after le had done helium'.
second place. A. D. Wagner was fourth, Nip fiftli, sod The itagistrste said by the act in question alardlord could
Atalanta sixth. Wee Agee and Westbury were pulled up not entertain his frisade between one and four o'clock in
before reaching the chair. the morals'. What was the character of the defandast's
A Strwerwrsuss of 3 mom each, with 20 added, for all house ?
ages ; selling allowanoes. Thrse-uurtsru at a walla The polies said there had been no previous complaints
Mr. A. Da
Remota, by Vedette -Mina*, 3 yrs ion spinet the &tenant oc his house.
lit alb
(Levi 1 The magistrate said it was sot • bad case, and ordered the
Mr. R. Goatee's Itatrlbutloe, I yrs (act). PK Sib..(Bcorey g defendaat to pay the costs. which was at ones done, sad
Mr. (Renters Roarer, 3 yrs (001.)._ad lelb
_..r. Adams 3 are difsains left the wow, with his yriewds,
The following also ran :-Illisky town% t by Vedette--Vert,
Princess Darrow, Lady Orertown, and lent Leaf. WORSHIP-STREET.
Princess Dapper made play, followed by Ronda for half F/illiant RUiton, 21 years id age, a dyer, of 24,
a mile, when the latter took the lead. Weeded by Retailm- street, Otero& was chargsd with (tutting the throat of
tics and Roarer, who, however, could never reach Roceola, his wife with intent to do grievous bodily harm.
and he cantered In an may 'rinser by three lengths ; the Police-sergeant Badds, 17 0, deposed-On Wednesday
same distance between seeped sad third, Princess Darner night. about • noolgof Peet 11. I wee la Betbotweet, St
eras fourth. Fen Leaf fifth. Lady Overby' was left at the Luke's. and saw two men leading a female maned Mary
poet ; Frilry Matron sod Tees filly both fell into a ditch, Aeon Ellison. She was blseding from a wound is the
but so accident hippo:nest The winner was sold to Yr. H. throat. From what I was told, I went to 24, Baldwin-
Dotter tor 80 guineas. atreet, City-reed. Prisoner was Ott* oe the foot of the
Tan MiLcuree Ha
dad; at 'lO soya. each, 5 ft, mar 1 maks, crying. I told him that from intensities ghee 1
if declared, with 50 added ; winless extra. One mile and must apprehend him for cutting and weeding hie
a half. fill subs..lo d whom pay 1 sm. each.) wife, and cautioned him with reaped to any
Mr. R. 430111illes Doctor Swlaktall. S yrs, en (Bcorey) 1 staternerit be might make being used against
Mr. T. Parra Moose, 6 let 151 h M. Boyce) I him is midges& He replied, " Yes, I did out
111: E. Baker's Iby trot -Hersey. 3 yrs. let Mb her and she did pert of it hermit:, I obse
r
ved .I- - .
(me lib ex)
(5 Adams)
ad hi. heed& I west upstairs with Ides to the asered-floor
The fellowteg DUO ran :...De7. The Guide, moppet, iseu toe, There wu a
smell
Illsketaa. pool of blood on the Soar,
Betting :2to 1 and Meagre!. sto I eget Hoses, sto 1 a little to lise laitt of the foot of the bed, guest the rging
art Dr. Swightell, 6te 1 apt Heresy filly. • pod WA ' bold : Nod ela the akiniarboad ilia. mad shank aZ