The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-27 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DIY.)

MARIBOROUGH.STREZT.
lINTORSONATI WONINT AND THEN LainstsXdus.
Amelia Clematis wee charged before Kr. Knox. with
pw~Uull
teealiiag a fanlight at 23, Norilstreet, Soho, the
lof Burn Kelly.
ro7o mplabbaat rid the edemas earns to her house with
another female last night, and after at misieg her and dean
that she had ter the muse of a girl of 14 being *educed.

broke her fanlight.
L arisen to Mr. Saw, the complainant laid that It wee
does through jealousy.
The primmer said she waist to the house to get a poor
yew voman's box, which the ooroplaioant ref used to give

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A wirer wee thee celled for the miaow. who laid that
lie broke the window, bat arklentally.
Rose Herbert, the young woman whose box was sired to
be detained by the oompirecue, said she was an " unfor-
tunate," and had resided with the complainant. There
were two other Norio residing in the same house
all of whom led a "py life. A few nights ago else (wit-
her) writ home infcraoated and the complainant looked
her In the room all night and threw water on her end
Wit her, rad if she bad been taken ill she would not
have been able to have got 'serapes. She bad since left
the complainant's hones and the complainant detailed bar

box,
Sergeant Smith, 1 0, said that on going to Noel-rtnet
be found the idioms with an umbrella in her hand and
not the prisoner. The witness said she broke the window.
but the oomplimasat gam the prisoner into 000tody.
Mr. Knox said that preo y speaking the complainant
kept a brothel. If the young girl (Rose Herbert) thought
proper to take a summons spinet the complaisant for
assaulting her by beating and throwing water over her she
mold do so, sad no doubt the complainant would be made
to smart for it. He should discharge the prisoner as there
was no proof she broke the window, and he would advise
her to consult a solicitor.
KARYLEBONE.
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A strong, rough-looking fellow sawed Merril Mr.
sanokasi, labourer, was charged with making use of bad
immure and &realties the polies.
Chula YhiLkti 137 D, said—Lest maize the primmer,
with sight other man, was obstruotiag the Pulite Puning
along Orawford•strael. They surrounded female; sod
presdsg up their crioolfuses mods use of disgusting language
io them. They also pelted the people as they passed slug.
I told them to desist and go away when as be would not
but only abused me, I took him isto custody. He struck
me so severe a blow la my side as to cause me to loose my
hold and he ran off.
Sergeant Isseceon, 2 D—The lust witness told me be bad
been smelted hy the prisoner whom I afterwards
sew in the LawAe-arms publa-hous, He said he
would go quietly with me, but on getting outside he
threw himself down, sad ft took several odious to
get him to the ststloo•bouse. He is the terror of
the neighbourhood, and several tradesmen would
attend, batner ham thay
bees are afraid of what might occur hereafter.
The priso rionvickad 17 times for terms varying
from three days ap_ta sir months.
Mr. Tyrwhitt—He rather sums to lite gaol He mast
go to the Home of Correction for 21 days, with hard
kbour.
MENG UP CIAWEIZA.
Walter l 7 is was charged with tearing up his clothes
ia the mml ward of Maryleboo•workhouse.
The primmer pressated a most outlandish appearance.
The authorities had supplied him with a loose pair of
trousers and a Imp loose cost, made of coarse sage of a
light colour. Hu appsersom caused much laughter ln
court.
Sesteeced to fourteen days' hard labour.
THANT&
ammoutro.-111CITT PICKAIRT.
haw Mogstrer, a Datchnisa, carpenter ci the steamship
Leo, was brought before Mr. Partridge charged cm a Custom.
house iafouiatioa with uouggling 1311:s. of foreign menu-
featured tobacco, by which ha had incurred a pushy el 1004
A Custom-home editor named Charles Thomas Hes feud
the tobsoso concealed in • drawer ia the house or cabin cm
dept. Thillprisentre at ones mid the tobscoo was his property.
The willow made so defense. and
Mr. Partridge sestoneed him to pay a be of 1001., and
in default el pgrout to be hapeisoned in the House of
Comectsoa far on maths.

Professor Masson is to be entertained at dinner
by his friends et the Fraithethose Tama tomorrow (Saar
day), python to his departure for Bdisburgh, where he
ham been appointed Professor of Ithearie end Belles
Lettres, in emersion to the late Protege:it Aytoun. Mr.
thanallehL M.P., with take the chair.
A Wawa= CaeoS.—The will of the Rev.
Robert Meer*, H. k., Canoe of (heathery, Heater of
Huntoe. Kent, sad of Lstehiegdoe. Essex, was proved, in
the London Court, on the 18th inst. The personalty was
sworn ender 260,0001. The exectoters appealed are John
Moore, Esq., his son ; William Moore, Esq., his nephew
(these two are the acting ereitedas) ; power bin reserved
to Catheriss Harriet Shaft*, his daughter, the wile of the
Bev. Jobs Dammam Shaft°, M.A., Hon. Canoe of
Durham ; and Henry Talbot Moons, Bp., his Dephew, to
prove hereafter. The will is dated Eleptenther 18, 1861 ;
sad there ere six cod ails, whale, with the exception of the
fires, are in his owe handwriting, the last bezi:le
date Jane 27, 1866. He deed on Sept. 9, at the ad
ego of 88. He was the third son of Dr. Moore,
Archbishop of Canterbury. He stood at the head of the
list al canons of Casterbary, being appoiated thereto in
1804. Ho was rector of Heaton since 1802, and of Latch.
'sedan from 1804. The joint hearths of theee two nears
were leased at 1,5001. pot annum, that of the canonry
averaging • like sam. He was also for • long period a
Rippe registrar of the Preeegative Court of Canterbury
--a sieseure appointment, pertained by deputy ; sad upon
the formai= of the Probate Court he received a commie.
maths peathea of 8,0001. per annum, which peonies reverts
to gems utast to Viscount Canterbury, • grandson of
Archbishop Batton, by whom be was nominated when an
infant, sad was the only sem of the first viscount,
who was Speaker of the House of Commons. The
testator hes bequeathed the bulk of his property
chiefly to his see sad daughter before named. There
are legacies of 8,0001. to each of his five graDddsughters,
5,1001. to each of hi two gtheidecers, legacies to other reit.
time sad frauds, sad also to his servants. To hie nephews
who are him executors. 2001. math. He has bequeathed 3004
for the brag% of the schools at Heston, endowed by
Bishop Poetess. and rises rethested by himself, and hove*
1001. foe the poor of Euratom. To each of the following
institatioss, 1001.—eareely, the Canterbury Hospital, the
Canterbury Dispensary, the Maidstone Infirmary, and the
Maidstone Ophthalmic Hospital. All legacies are be paid
free of legacy duty. The residue of his property is to be
divided equally bateau his goo, John Moon, sad his 1
daughter, Catherine Matto, who take a life interest therein,
the principal to be held in trust for the ultimate benefit of
their children.-111earreted London News. 1
SaIIOWN WALDEN. —FATAL EFFECTS 07 Tilt
FLOOD.-00 Sunday last the Rev. J. S. Broenria, curate
of Weeded Lena, wlth had been to Radwinter to perform I
divine service, was rthurnieg in the evening, and left
Setae Walden about 6 o'clock in • horse and trap, driven
e by Mr. Thurgood. landlord of the Wilkes' Arms,
W oINGULAR CASE or SHOOTING WITH INTBNT TO name, who had bees formerly in the service of the
MCYDIrt.—A bout 7 p.m. on Friday a man gamed Joseph Wilkes' family at Late Hall. Arrived at Pond'seind
Thompson was seth to discharge • glut from his chamber they attempted to these the Argun there, which was so
*am and shoot Coors* Withoan, a neighbour, wounding nisch swolles by the flood that on getting out towards
hie: severely is the left arm, left side, and both thighs. the middle they found the trap was is danger of being
Both men are colliers at Castle Greeley, near Ashby-dthlro overturned by the current The rev. patient= being •
&AWL Thompson is a single man sod lodged next door good swimmer threw himself into the water and swans ,
but one to Wittman with another collier who is oar- down the stream to get to the opposite beak. apparently
Os& It is currently reported in the neighbourhood thinking that the driver would be better ambled to
that Thompson was improperly connected with the right the vehicle without him ; but it seems that the
man's wife, and on the day named some of the neigh- horse went os a sand bask which had been formed by
bare, Withaell among the number, prepared effigies el the boil ad
overthrew the chaise, immersing Mr.
this woman sad Thom s, which hey placed in • gar- Thuegood. As soon as Mr. Brownngg lauded he ran
dolt seedy opposite the house where Thompson resided. to the mill for assistance, and several peewee came, but
About 7 o'clock Witheall set fire to the woman's effigy, calling loudly where the trap had been left they could
sad the moment he had done so the report of a gen was stake no one hear ; he the went an Lofts Hall, sad others
kora, and Withuall exclaimed " Oli, lam shot !" He arms, who searched meth late at sight, and with the smith.
stsltheed into the nearest house, and fell down insensible. once of the bell's eye of the policemen the bane was toned
It was quite light at the time from the fire, and Thompeoe 'standing till in the stream. The harness was art and the
the observed at hie chamber window with a gen at his I sainted released, but this body of the deceased wee not found
shoulder presented is the direction of the spot where the entil daylight the seat earning, and then at Daddetaboth
Wounda man stood. Thome-see was sageqmsetly arrested `sad. having Boated two miles lower down. Of coarse he
by thhooconstsble Sires, sad the gun was found in bin 1 bad bean dead some hours when he was take. home.
wirer
ambo. It had bees meetly discharged. sad was again ' Thargood was a person much respected and has leaf t a w
loaded and capped. Dr. Ora* who is attending the ' bat no family.—Chrhaterd Chroside.
wounded man, has extracted upwards of 20 small shot from I Tim biassow Stusow.—Mr.l Butler-Johnstone,
his_ body. The prisothr was takes kolas. Mr. W. W. Abney M.P., and Mr. Walden Richards, are swag the new
el, Saturday, end remanded for a week.—Natiothkeni
In omen ; Sir Frederick .thinistone and Mr. Chaplin have
Journal. I taken Coventry.hosse ; and Mr. Creamed, with • splendid
the new Prison Act, which will shortly take eked, joins Mr. Gilmour, at the Harberceak Arms. Lord
rect. there is a sioe thth where • sentence expires ea 'Wilton has beat 10 additilal boxes at The Lodge. where
&latay the poisoner shall be released on the day pre- there is sow stabile; for about 40 bower.—Staseford
tuba 6 Mercury.