The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-15 00:00:00

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THE POLICE COURTS.

GUILDHALL.
Sir W. Carden was applied to to grant an order toe respect-
Mk looking old manor lean to visit a relative, at poring
wafted in the Debtors' Prime, Wltitecrosiretnet. He
stated that the debtor had a large family, and he (the
applicant) was making unagemesta for their support, to
oomplen which it was absolutely neceemly that be should
see the father. Oa applying at the poem he wee refused
admittance, on the ground that he (applicant) bad one bees
a prisoner then. This was quite trite, bat it ma twelve
yens ago, and unless the magistrate kiedly tad him an
order to admit him the debtor's family suffer.
The ardor was immediately pasted.
This is not a solitary case ; day shoe day similar applies-
Goes are made by (oedema and imagines who have bees
ref need admission, simply because they had bees instates
during some portion of their lives. The isooovenisoce such
• rule causes ma scarcely be imagined, more particularly is
dices ems when people in humble life come from soma
distance in the country, and the hours being Mailed they
are perhaps tumble to obtain the required order, and thereby
either compelled to stay in town at great expense, or to
return without so:ompliehiog their business. There is also
another regulation which has been omplained of. It is
that the poorer oder of denote are oily allowed two ?Won
per day—the time al their visit being limited. Doan the
visit both debtor sad visitor are made primmer', as Miry
are locked up in the same room %inn the time has expired,
or the gaoler is brought to the door by the noise of kicking
it. The role for the emedmirsioa of persons who have
owe bees inmates has seemed the Weed= of some of the
aldermen, sod it is evened that the quietus will be
brought before the Court of Alderman very shortly.
THARP&
Mr. W. BMW% the secretary of the Society for the
Protection of Women and mans. In Oniintred, Shwa,
mcompenied by Mr. Levy, the eMel adder al the nelety,
waited on Mr. Paget with a little boy named William Rom
she sod of a woman who was committed from this court for
burning his cheek and month with red hot skewers. The
woman was found guilty at the Middlesex Semelons, and
seetemed to three mosthe hard labour. Mr. Phnom said
the Aseistant4udp recommended him to apply to the
committing magistrate on the subject. The boy's mother was
in prima, end his steplatheroould not Wieldy minuend with
him. TM family whoa at Aberdom were not well treated
by the mother and stepfather, and the boy did not want
I to return to his mother's hothead. Under those einem-
, stenos' the society, with which the Marquis Towssbsod
, and many noblemen and geetlemen were coomated, would
I educate the boy, sad apprentice him when he was old

enough.
Mr. Paget—So you propose to educate and support this
poor child entirely.
Mr. Parsom—We do, sir, with your approve].
Mr. Paget mid the resolutio• of the society was • very
muniftoent ooe, and met with his hearty approval. He
should be glad to know something of the progress .1 the
boy from time to tints.
Mr. Parsoce—That shall be dons. The lithe boy hes hem
I. charge of Polies Serpent Gamble, 49 K, Nines the wpm-
issariee of the wawa.
Mr. Paget mid that there wee a marked improvisation* IN
the boy, sad his &ppm:mos did greet eredit Or lir
elnet49.
Mr. Poems mid the marks of the ho as the hey's
hoe sad mouth had nearly disappeared, end it wee pureed
to leave the boy in the ems of Serpent Gerais until a
suitable school in the country woe provided.
Mr. Paget said the society could act do better thee leave
the child with Gamble, whose conduct was highly creditable.
He exhorted the boy to good behaviour, and said he ought
to be very grateful to the kind friends who had interested
themselves is his favour.
John Smith, • labourer,of Erem-street, Oommemial-med
Post, appeared for the resod tiros before Mr. Paget to an-
swer a charge of allow* • ferocious dog to be at large
unmarried.
The compleiuset was Mr. Edward Thomas., a emu-
lecturer of No. 22, Leniky4ses, Oontatereiel-rond, who
was bitten by the ddendesit's while leading his hires to a
stable in EDOSI4DSID, sad was tame& ebtemdand wined
by the defendant. A summons was applied far sad sieved
cm the defendant, end he did sot appear to it. A ~rent
was this greeted, and the prisoner was enacted open it by
Howland, au officer of the court. Mr. Peed adjourned his
decision for a week. and recommended the defeedeet to
make oompensetiou to the complaisant, sad made to ide
request to have the dog killed. The defendant sow mid
he did sot know where the dog wee. He had resteend the
maims! to the owner, end did not know when to lad him.
Mr. Thompson mid he bad been badly treated by the
defendant, and severely bitten by the dog. He had no wish
that the defendant should be lined or sent to prima. He
was only anxious that the dog should be destroyed, sod
prevented biting any more persons.
Mr. Paget mid, that notwithstanding the kid intense-
sion of the prosecutor be
.could not allow this cuss to be
disposed of without Wiliam some punishment. The de-
fendant had the care of the dog if he was sot the owner of
it, sad had no right to permit it to be at large to the
danger of the public. Be fined the primmer 10e, end 4s.
mete, end in default wee days' immisnernent.
The prisoner would not pay the fine, and was sent to
prime.

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