The Express.
London, England, 1865-12-11 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
asaiscrut Mout= DS A " ONITIIINAN."
Mr. Robert Williams, of Studley House, larkhall-lane,
Clapham, was charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with assaulting
Elizabeth White, • young woman, and Polio-constables
B
Weeks, 339 A, and aca, 112 C.
Elisabeth White said—l am art unfortunate, and live
in Dudley-street. I was in Leicester-square ate a quarter
to 1 on Sunday morning, on my way home, when I saw
the prisoner striking another gentleman he called his
brother. Some gentlemen passing said be ought to be
rimmed of himself to etrike his brother and I said so
too, when be left go of the person be was itrikleg and Sew
at me, tore my bonnet off my bead,. nearly Wrangling me at
the time as he caught me by the throat. lie also tore my
dress and cloak. lide then kicked me frightfully about the
lip and on the hand. I screamed out red a canoe
came up, se also did a constable,but the prisoner was so
violist that it required three or four °operates to take him.
The prisoner was very drunk arid violent. My lop were so
much hurt that I could not walk to the station, and went
in the cabman's cab.
Edward Hammond, cab driver, bap 12,884—1 was in
Leicester-square on Sunday morning, going towards home,
when I saw the prisoner beating a young man. I told him
not to knock the young man about. I went °Nand two young
women pyaasssed, and ono of them mid the prisoner ought
to be ashamed 01 himself, and the prisoner =se kicked the
young woman in a shameful manner several times while she
was on the pound, and if she bad boa a man he could not
have ill•used her more. Several cabmen thee ran wow,
and the police came up. The prisoner was like a madman,
and any damage be had got to his face was by falling
through hie violence.
Tile Paulen AND PEINCIINS or WALIB.—On Polio-coastal@ Hallea, 179 C —Haring heard screams
Saturday their Royal Highnesem the Prince sod Primer al in lorimetielellion.l welitiu,Utd the young
_ nonloolgoco the I
her. She a to he
Wales left Glindw.heil' Norfolk, where they had hmw tornPrier itizr:s for assaulting stand at all. The •
isoner
was veryp drunk and resisted violently. He kicked me em
spending a few days with Lord mid Lady Suffield. Tlseir
royal highosein and nit, travelled in open carriages from the legs and shoulders, and it took six or seven of us to pi
Gunton to Elraham, where it bad been arranged they should him to the st•tion.
ou sot strike me in the eye'
lunch with Lord and Lady Sondes. Every preparation bad _wi r
Prieone
been made for the reception of the royal visitors, but at the--Nio,d I did not. Yon struck at me but I avoided
the blow. Asy mark you have received was wood by I
last moment a message was rewired by the Prince, swooned yon, im,. I
to have some allusion to the state of his Majesty the Kiss
al Pmost insessible. I risoner—He put his knneeot drunk. on my chest, and I booms
of the Belgians, which caused a charge in the arrange. was
when 3,311A—I went to the easi
me rteetro
meets, and their royal highnesses proceeded at ones to Lynn
and Sandringhl" A. large he° of the tempt" of Lad faseePthaLllaadbonwitol lgtheWlegi bowel times, was very violent.
Sondes and other gentlemen met the Prince and Princess ou The primmer fell at the corner of Primes-street, after
their way to the Elmham station, to which they escorted Oro a
_Williams,
bazdWilliams, of 11, LorkbaKleas, Clapham
them on horseback. Lord Suffield also accompanied his Mr.
er
(broth al do primmer), paid—My brother has =min the
I'4'6 guelta td the station, at which were Lord and Lady American war for two years, and his health has been muob
Sondes and a number of other ladies and gentlemen. The impaired, sod he is subject to fits.
little station was carpeted and presented a very pleasing Mr. Tyrwhitt—And to fighting too.
appearance. The Prince and Princess left Rhein= in a Witness—We had been supping in Regent-street. and cm
special train which started at 3.45 p.m. Mr. J. Robertion, my way boom 1 was guise to bail • ash, whoa two young
general superintendent, was in charge of the train, and Mr. "37:.=i1gp and
g__Hoi.,:rdited thou; •
oig
yon
Kitson was on the ogles. Mr. Kent arid a number of the Witness—By eeee—By importuning eels tboeqbey scratched my
oompany's polies preserved order. brother's face. My brother was educated for an architect.
PRINCN ALTRED.—Hire Royal Highness Prince IWe hey* ma* the young women Wore.
Alfred arrived at Madeira on the 13th ult. on board the 1 Mr. Tyrwhitt said the prisoner was a violent. dangerous,
man bat weal be taught better than to behave in soh •
Racoon, which remained for eight days, and thea left for violent moor., in this country whatever he might do in
Gibraltar. say other. He believed the evidence of the cabman, which
milted for • mouth for the aseault on the young women,
PRINCE Catturriee or Howririx.—His Serene woompletely against him. The prisoner would be cora-
anti be fined 20s. or 14 days tee each smelt on the police'.
Highness Prino Christian of Slowig-Holstein will, it is
expected, close his visit to her Majesty ea the royal SOUTHWARK.
family today or to-morrow, and leave Windsor Castle for womanto IRON CANIS.
the Continent. The prince and suite visited the quarters prow yea 3, 111. a aeeecjoae ocriektod thief tn. brought
of the 2nd Battalion Grimadier Claude at the Infantry before Mr. Weekyek, charged with stealing a basket a
Barracks, Shost-street, Windsor, on Friday. liners from the eart d a lumina ia Santlawart-irtrest,
I Bleckfriareroad.
A marriage is arranged to take place between 1 It apposed from the evidence at Richard dark, a gab
Lady Victoria Campbell, eldest daughter of the Earl and driver, that on Friday evening, the Ist Instant, he was
Counties al Candor, and Lisetanant•Colosel Francis limb.' with his eib near the intones of the Leedom. Chat.
ton, Boots Fusilier Chards. t ham, sad Dover Railway Oommay„ Biseariamroad, area
. Disrael: he saw a imidteee'l eat laden with he". Id "Pei stand.
The Right Hon. B. Disraeli and ]lra I
' ing under the railway arch rear the kerb. He saw the
have returned to Hugheedso Manor from Strathfieldows. prisoner loitering about, sad sespeeeing him of semetideg
The Right Hon. Sir Robert Peel, Bart., BLP., I wrong he entailed him, aid saw llimLiTi on the east met
arrived in town on Saturday from Dahlia. Lay Badly . :Tr with. Whine the ru:a" go l'. whisk gir IC
Peel had been previously staying in town, sad is expected waaaalaka at the cab rem, to the fact, t.and they both Pin'
M ramie seta attar bar emeseitement.
I seed the primmer. Wham amitthold of him end would

(uursa's arse®.)
DEATH OF THE KING OF THE BELGIANS,
BRIIIMIA, Deo. 10, Emma.
The following proclamation, announcing the
death of Sing Leopold, was posted during the day
in the streets of this capital :
Inhabitants of Brussels ! The King is dud! His Ma-
jesty succumbed at 11.45 this musing, it his residence of
I.,seiten, to the attacks of the malady from which he has so
long suffered. All Belgians will deplore the loss of the
Sovereign who bar been associated for 34 years with the
destinies of Belgium. • The high sagacity and striking
personality of him who Carried our eternal regrets
with him to the tomb have favoured the deve-
loPnent of a happy, prosperous, and free nationality,
whose existence has become • pledge of security and pesos
to Europe. History will tell that the founder of our
national dynasty has bequeathed to posterity the pattern
of the most loyal development of our free institutions, and
has secured the indissoluble alliance of the throne with
liberty. The country places its ',testicles with confidence
in the bands of the worthy son of a model king—of the
prime who, born upon Belgian soil, partakes our senti-
manta and our wishes as we shire his profound grief.
(Signed) T. ANSFUR. Burgomaster. Done at the Hotel
le this 10th Dumber, 1865.

ijesty