The Express.
London, England, 1865-12-28 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURT&•

WORSHIP-STREET.
Samuel Crofter, 23 years of op, sad Thomas Craw., 24,
brothers, and as closely Nineelbsg met other in festal*
and stature an the "Two Deongss," wen charged with
uttering • fot god request awe Owego Edmund Thorpe and
Co., of litinhiU-row, Piaebury, want mannfratarees, for
the delivery of gold watches, whereby five gold wetobe•
were obtained ; sal also with Weems • forged nowt
upon William James Fryer and Co. tor diamond
whereby seven &snood rings were °Wined, thenaa
for orders Ourpollrtoug to be from Mews, Robert M'Cabe
an Co., of Corne].
The prisoons were regenerated to be 0001131Stlia travel-
lers, and to live at 10, Ann's-tennes, Walwoeth-oommon.
Four gold watches and same diamond Sep and studs were
found oo the younger prisoner, but not anything of vane en
the other,
It was stated that one of the prisoners had ben a porter
three yens since at Emma l'Oabes, and would in the
in of his dense resweably become segmented with
the firms with whom his employers lasesacted business.
Samuel was apprehended at Messes. Attooborough's, is
Newingtoo-caosessy, while in the eat of pledging • valu-
able ring, he having shortly before pledged -• gold watch at
the some shop.
The prisoner Samuel mid that he had rewind the goods
from his brother, and unfortunately had not returned them.
The other prisoner deolinei any defence, and
Mr. Cooke remanded them both.
MARLBOROUGH-STRF.ET.
A number of poisons wen brought before Yr. Tyrwhitt
charged with being drunk and disorderly. Where the
charge was oily that of drunkennaess, or the disorderly
conduct was not wins, Mr. Tyrwhitt, taking into eau-
miderstion that it was holiday time, dinherged the offenders
—one elderly female thanking the reagisteste for kis kind-
ness, sod much to the amusement of
a
crowded=
wishing him a "Happy New Year." There wale
oases of drunksoese• and assault, and also of drunkenans!
and wilful damage ; amongst others the following :
Annie Skusley, a young woman, was charged with wabg
damage at Mr. Ulibert's oyster rows, 5, Oxford-Week end
also with assaulting Arthur Howell, the wine.
Mr. Tyrwhitt, having hand the owidows, mid the pd. !
soon was as bed as a mad dog, sad he should commit ber
for the assault for 21 days,
wider her to pay the
damage, or 14 days.
Join Tweet, a carpenter, of Na 18,Wsilingtee-tssesee,l
Bessmesendtb, w dinged with bang drink, behaving is
a disorderly manner, and wilfully be i 4
paw of glass
value 21., at the house of Mr. Nye, 21, Whitcomb-serest,
and also with breaking • pans of gine in the police elitism.
The defendant was ordered to pay the dew" 21., and a
fine of Ye. tkl., or a mouth, for the damage at the antis.
Wm. Cooper, cabdriver, badge 10,595, was charged
before Mr. Tyrwisitt, at the instance of Mr. Wen. Love, of
the Royal Sonny for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals, with cruelty to • hens, by working it while is
a totally unfit slate.
Inspector Tecipuisy, of the Royal &misty for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty to Animals, proved seeing the prisoner
shortly after 12 at sight, in charge of a bores ma the stand
in St. James's-street. The hors was sanding on three
legs trembling, and on examining it he found it to have
several had wounds and the muscle of its near shoulder
wasted away, the poor animal being pan all work. It
was • make to bring any kind of screws out at holiday