The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-21 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS,

for Mr. Tubbs, the aseidenborerseer of Mazylebose, sad
Dr. Clap., that the maim my be webbed.
Impactor Bflrartl ,Odfelaka—TheeNs kas emplised
to me of bra baled, sad Mind that be wee med.
Os Ur. Tebbe Mesellag. Mr. Lex told him that the
wife had headed him a aartilleate, signed by Dr. Clapp,
and be wished tar is sepimatiee el the mallor.
Mr. Tebbe—Dr. Clapp bleed an ceder for the ediebidee
of the pramoutor to the hoes., but whoa it was brought to
=eel doelliarliardieg my cam to take him. I told the
that defter, mad brought the
.mater to to the lease, I would lake him is, wham
Mats( bees sees by • magirtrate. he meld be seat to Hew
well it sememaT, and the premaster wm brought to the
home but res sway, sad the porter took so elope to
meeptere sad
'I Mad so mom el the matter till the
cartilleste prodmed wee brought to my altos yesterday.
Neox—Then the perish had selling to do with what
bp* place yesterday is estimating the primer, ea engi-
neer, to ieterfera
Kr. Tebbe—Nothing whatever. Dr. Clapp Wed quits
&Nubile, esd • mom dearest sadieel *Neer is sot to be
Semi* Lauda& I have missed the wife's appliastiess to
mead any rem to take him away.
Mr. )Laos—l am glad to hoer your explasatioe.
Dr. Clapp saw the prosecutor as the 7th, ad he
ma the. imam ad very violist. Re triad to knock moo
down Maim I signed a rertileat• which Igm to the wife
with the *testi= that he *MI be Wow to the work-
house, and when them the relieving officer would ham Tr.
taken the ems es hfaoeilL
et.
Mr. Hem —I think the ortiamte should have bee. givea
to the entaleS. ad see I. the wile. Yon see what nee she 3
humof it. le
s gave the omillicste cm the 7th, sad perhaps N
would sot brave doss so es the Bth, bat II me Lot put in
form till=y. The remake we laboarieg under MD
della=
The primmer wham celled apan by the magistrate, after it
behig esstiesed. Mr. Sear hay* expressed his ss
to mad the me far twist, staled that he bed soted solely N
is
•by rime* et the wits who stated that she had the proper
perm far his admiesiou to the workhouse
N
Kr. Knox said the, It would be the utter rata of the pai I.
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mar, who was • ship engineer, if ke met him for triaL H.
believed the primmer me the stupid meet of the promenOtlier of et
tort at
wife, end that he bed boss bUd by an invaid
Dr. Clapp. He should, therefore,sde flee the prisonl er, M. or • lb
month, ter the assault, ea he baiimed that if be sent him to 406
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the maim he mold got so MOM punishment.
Titarismer said he was to mil co If ceday for New to.
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Mr. Moos sold be emphatically declared that but for the t.,
unfortunate eireumatance of Dr. Capp binding the order
to the wife instead of the °Mora the matter would never
have occurred. 01.

13017THWAPJE.
CAUTION TO lAILWAT TANIZIONII3. 11,
Thomas Morro, a well.dreased man, who appeared to be ,",„"
suffering Namely from the effects of drachmas'', was ro,
plead et the bar before Mr. Burchem, charged with being 99.
drunk is a carriage oa the South Eastern Railway, and e
unlawfully °penis; a door while the train wee in motion, ilt.
thereby endangering his life. obi
s employ skid he bad N
One of the guards in the company'
sharp of a train from Woolwiob about 7 o'clock on the r,..,
previous *Teeing, end on arriving et New-moss the es
prierner got ba apparently sober cad steady. Just 99.
es the train had presd cm the North Kest Jasetion 81,
with the Greenwich bee, witness sew on* of the third- N.
elms COMM,' doors fly open, and the prisoser leaning MI
,formawailfsbau. Fortunately
tonahinutely for him the train gave a
sudden jerk, and threw him back in the carriage, and at the 8,
lame time the door was broken. Had the prisoner fallen out• in
wards he must have been dashed to pieces. On the amid' NA
of the train et Londonbridge be reported the oircionstacom it
to Kr. Dyne, the station-master, and the prisoner was given Ilk
into custody. N.
Mr. Burk asked what state the prisoner was inn' 111.
Whams replied that be bad evidently been drinking a in
&rest deal, but be was affable of taking ears of himself. nt
The booking clerk and other officials would not have NO
him at New-erose had they perceived he had been 81
10
=lg. IN
The • said lii wee very tipsy and stupid, baying 10
bees three or fear der& se
Ur. Barehas &eked kin what urged him to open the
carriage door. It was a dangerous practice, and might have
w. _
The prisoner answered—Well, I don't know. I suppose 1.00
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it was a fancy of mine. (Laughter.) N.
. Mr. Burehens—Then you must pay for your fancy, as I It
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' fine you 10e., or ones days. le
A DZUNLIN CABMAN. IN
William lesion, a cab driver, was next charged with
befog drunk at the Terminus, Londoa.bridge, end reining N
to leave when requested by illensatior Fortune. es.
Kr. Bonham fined him Is., or seven days. 1M
It.