The Express.
London, England, 1849-11-15 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

BOW-STREET.
CIIAROR 01 FORollll.T.—Jatep4 liOtteOft Browne, • bar-
rbter, was brought up for re-examinatioa, oa a charg• of
' auto for 2001, with beast to defraud

forging • promissory
Mr. John William Oddy, a bill broker. The note was paid
by the prosecutor to another person, and as it bore the names
of the prisoner and Stanley Imo Clifford, his father-In-law,
the latter was sued for the amount, which led to the disco-
very of the f^rgery ; but owing to the absence of Dr. Clifford,
to give evidence at the former examinations, 'nether summons
was issued for his attendance.
Mr. Warrand, solicitor for the prosecution, said that he
was given to understand, since the last eziminatioss, that
every effort bad been made to serve Dr. Clifford with a sum-
mons, but without success.
Cooper, 125 F, a warrant officer, proved that on Monday
and Tuesday last he went to the office of the Standard news-
paper, of which he was informed that Dr. Gifford was the
editor, and he was told that he was at present in Paris. He
then went to his house, 39, Myddleton-square, when he
ascertained, from Mrs. Clifford, that the doctor knew no-
thing of the summons which had been left at the house,
as he was then in Paris; and on going back to the office,
he was told that the doctor would not be home for •
month.
Mr. Warrand said that as the answers given to the officers
were to the effect that Dr. Clifford did not intend to come
forward in obedience to a summons, be considered he was
justified in applying that • warrant might issue for his ap-
prehension, and that the prisoner might be farther re-
manded.
Mr. Serjeant Wilkins, who appeared for the prisoner,
submitted that as there was nothing shown in the conduct of
Dr. Clifford of hie acting by design, ke considered it would
be too severe to issue a warrant, and U it was deemed nis-
cto remaad the prisoner, he hoped bail would be se-
eZtaell, which could be procured to a considerable amount.
Mr. Henry said there was sufficient evidence, even upon
the prisoners' own admission of his having committed the
forgery, and his threat to plead gudty should proceedings be
taken against him, to cammit him for trial, and as the chugs
was of a very serious nature, he should first hear what Dr.
Clifford had to say upon the subject before he could entertain
the question of bail.
Mr. Warrand said there was no vindictive feeling spinet
the prisoner, but he thought the prosecutor was entitled to
bath a warrant granted, seeing that a second summons was
not sufficient to induce Dr. Gifford to come forward and give
evidence.
Mr. Henry immediately granted a warrant, and ordered
the prisoner to be remanded-for a week.

CLBBILENWELL.
ALLIOND ASSAIILT.—Beery Delaney, a young man of
gentlemanly appearance, was charged with having violently
assaulted Mrs. Jane Rose, tbe wife of a respectable trades-
man residing in North otreet, Gray's-inn-road.
The prisoner was described in the police sheet as a civil
engineer, of No. 14, North-street, Gray's.inn road.
Mr. Rom, the husband of the woman, stated that oa
Tawlay night last, about 9 Velock, he was walking with
his wife along Chey's-inn-road, when he bed occasion to
brave her for a elect time, sad es his return she told him
that she bad bean seundisil by the primmer. His wife had
since been roamed to be. bed with et Wary on her spine,
and was Biz menis' adveneed in a state of pregnancy.
Mr. Combs asked the prisoner what he had to my to
the charge ? The prisoner denied chi charge of assault.
Re was walking with a friend, Mr. M. J. Morton, who slipped
and pushed him against ber' when she tel down.
Mr. Candi—Pray what are you? Prisoner—l am is
the employ of Mr. Austin, engineer, of Notting-hill.
Mr. Combs—Then you admit having been pushed against
her by year friend ?
Mr. Morton, who was sitting at the solicitors' table near
the prisoner, interfered, and said he could give evidence in
the nese.
Mr. Combo—Prey, what are you ?
Mr. Morton—A civil engineer, of No. 16, Hanover-street,

Mr. Combo told hint the len he said apes the abject the
better. The prisoner said that he (Mr. lio) bad pushed
bin against Mrs. Bose. If she should happppena to die they
night both be indicted for warder or saasLighter.
Mr. Rose—l have seen the surgeon this morning. He
says say will is In great danger. She cannot torn herself
I in her bed.

—Priseser—l nem toothed the woman.
Mr. Omaha lupin* whether the gentlemen were *ober,
end when the plum mid when the charge wee taken at
as silks Mum ?
Sequa Dm I, said the whole of the party were per-
feetlyeeher.
greener esid he pushed her. Me. Rose
immedietely " No you did net, you stuck ml with
your Set in the ." eke said she followed hies MOM the
road mime the phoney entered the house, No. 14, Upper
Weribeleselond eke waited till be nuns out, and gave -him
ie dempe. She mid to " Why did you MAU me ?"
He " I Mt molting so you "
Kr. Keeton spin said ha Gould give evident*.
Mr. Om*, gave Jibs a caution, saysig he would allow
him to be woes I"-that, if the -women happened
to die, end a' evieneee jury should return a verdict of
Nordoo." of 48114•Shoolisor, he would be included in
Soukup, and whit he add will be need maul him
M. MUNI was taw ghat.
Xr. Comte add that, War' the evidence he had heard,
,worted with the sorisorlo cortliasio, qusllsoo4 who-
Ass M oboold be irsoraotok 'is Merida& She pelsoese os
NA bet tsupsd the prlosnir lot further examisatioa. He
l=adored him to proems bail—two sureties ha 501.
ktaiselt Is
thelooL, to appear at this wart on a to-
ga sisy So rim Ono.