The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-21 00:00:00

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oak. There owe marks of violee
bond& ce on the beak of the
if dose 'with female's They looked like
prim, Thole marks might have been caused try the
cotter pting to do something without the aid of •
isen.
*wig said that after the verdict of the comes
the evidence jest •gives, he bad so doubt but that
Ad &scheme the priaosor. These was no

the primaer wee charged with the
ow that charge hoshould commit her to
tor trial.
igeor, who appeared very depressed is spirits,
removed.

WORSHIP-STREET.
&MOLAR COIF OF novas BTZILOG,
Noir, hewing the apposranoe of an ostler, wee
th stealing a bores.
meek, • hawker, stated that on Oka 9th
pica at °wild= fair, and saw tile pet-
_ • grey gelding, which he was lead-
s baiter. After • short time prisoner
if he wadi purchase the " pony," and that
excited suspicion of the spinal being in
lt being folly 16 hands high, end anything but
',kg the pries, and haring some little
doh, was astimiehed to hear him offer
.„ antwequently he said he would take Dome.
that, as he had orders from his master to sell,
most take hoses 64 fieme persona woo on the
•-4 it felt • OHM sang when he (witness) spoke
who took) both) man and horns into

division. the offioer alluded to, said that
.pri-
it of the poessesion was that, on the sight
the fair at Croydon, he met two men
with the hone ; that thinking it probable
a jib at the fair he agreed to their
- with them them and that Si they
. at break of day was surprised to see that
were leading was one belonging to, or that
a his old master, a Kr. Barlow, argyles es
builder at Riegsland, that he told the men
▪ they Immediately ran away, leaving him with
which he, from fear of being seen with it, did
se stated.
informed the court that prisoner had actually ,
lrrios, and that the home. which was worth '
bees safe on the last day of September in the I
marshes.
whourated his defence, was fully committed'
far
• FURIOUS DOO.
Arne, Larsen, stated to be a Swede and ship ear.
Ne Russian merchant service, appeared before
on a summons, charged with unlawfully
to be at large notnnuted.
„,...ortis, a dock labourer, of No. 4, Castor.
▪ stated that on Wednesday, the 11th of the
Aro* he wu passing by the defendant's house
a vary 'large and powerful Ronda° dog 'peso'
Damage and fastened on by leg, biting bin knee
4 energy. He shook the beast off, and it
,o fasten his teeth in his flesh again and tore
He kept the dog off with his loillioock hat
misters% arrived. He had been lame ever
be was bitten, the wound was cauterised,
till for It. for medical attendance and medicine was
by his doctor. Besides this be had been prevented
• wick.
• addressed his interpreter for two or
The interpreter made a long speech,
is effect only that Larsen tied up his dog and
fist before be left home on the day named.
dridge—Tbe defendant did not say a twentieth
fast you have said, and if his dog had been made
the homes it could not have been at large in the stress.
-rot Davis, of No. 1, Castheortreet, said that, sines
was bitten, he was passiog by the defendant's
mg a little girl 4 years old, when the
sod most furious dog be had ever seen in his
smog on him like a lion. He had no re-
• but to kick him; be had grit difficulty
mting the animal tea. •ng him to pieces. He was,
e. but ellt Iles w • At last 113 put down
to give groat. to
_his kicks, sad she dog ran
Is bad no sooner raised the child main then the
raked him, and he kept him off with kicks.
lid this Immo, and at last be kicked the huge
the jaw and it ran away. He fled in a ow)-
. and sought refuge io • publichouse with the
de was never more terrified in his life.
defendant said he bad kept the dog fastened at
attack on Mr. Dads. It was now in the
'sptaln of a Russian ship.
It is a pity he should keep a ferocious
,1 it is at large spin he will incur a heavy
. It was a most scandalous and inhuman pro-
ow such a dangerous animal to l'o at large.
dor., to pay fills. to Hollisgswords in addition,
and 2a. theta.

WANDSWORTH.
TM WWII ART tT WTYBLIDON-C.IVMAN.
'IW, who was charged last weak with committing
A Tudor bodge, Wimbledoameinsos, and steal.
of the value of 601., wee sihezarnined and tea
another week, • former conviction having
of easiest him.
_tor Usher laid that several valuable articles bed
ad in the pommdm of the prosecutor's housekeeper,
c! received them from the prisoner, to whom she
engaged to be married, and he (the inspector) wm
for the assistance of the pram to dad ca owner.
the articles wee an Indian markt silk
slily dowered, long fringe, about two ysrds square),
pinata, a dowered damask tablecloth, 1 pair of
Russia linen sheets, very large, • pair of pair
cruet-stand with 8 cruets cut in glass, a coffee-
tea•pot, sugar-besio, cream-jug, all chased sod

.said the prisoner might have purchased the
e was about to be married.
Usher said the articles were of a superior de.
A suited to the prisoner's station in life, he
iroself as a pointer and decorator. He
__. one pair of sheets was worth 31. He
in the poosession of the prisoner five
Inkete end a Malacca cane, mounted
_ith silver. He bad obtained the identification of
4 mir of "hosts, the proceeds of another robbery.
iI. r. Darman said it was worth while to bevo the articles
tinned in the newspaper', as it might assist in lemur.
sa owner.

SUNDAY A NII:SEMLIFTfI.
Six boys named Jonte.f COMIC.% George Tanner, Henry
'vitt, Alfred Ihnny, George Denny, sad Henry
were summated by the police for gambling in
;abbe thoroughfare.
haes.c,onaMble Seymour. 135 V division, informed
magistrate that there had been great complaints from
iolahitents of Wandsworth of boys gambliog is
Millpoed•road at the rear of tlis Iligh.street on Sun-
ned during church marries, and of the language they
It was very difficult to delimit them 019 account of
• morally having a " crow " (a boy) on the look out.
Soeday morning week last be saw some of the
is playing at a game of pitch and teas
wbcn they saw him tiny ran away. In
afternoon Of the sonic day he saw • great
rof boys in the same place, and by the kindness of
dation master at Wandsworth be was allowed to walk
the line to the railway arch neer which they were
fed. Ile counted 43 boys all gambling, among
recognised the defendants. Ile watched them for
tam, and at length he galled to them from the wa-
rd they all then no away.
kraal of the defeodants pleaded guilty, but Cooley,
is a boy of colour, denied the charge, and said be was
*he with other boys.
h. Dayman said the case wee proved against all the rle-
te; he holieval that Cooley was the ringleader. He
that ramblieg on Sundays must be stopped. Ile tined
re. and 2s. costs, and the other boys Is. each and

Floley lett the the court labia`, tad rid be could pay
ee.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

%tee
.op.ctnoedbeornseltlyoftitebxet.Cejb,tride
weerimioder talaCourte.
navy one, sod there are some serious cases to be tried.
of the priocipal cases is that of Abraham leases, •
per, who is indicted for unlawfully and maliciously
ma John Pearce, en assistant money-taker et one of
searnboat piers near London Bridge. On the after-
of the 24th of August, the complainant was at-
to his duty at • ticker-box, when the prisoner
a basket of nuts in the way of the customers. upon
the complainant moved it with he foot, having
the prisoner to dose, which he retuned. A struggle
of. sod the complainant was injured fee life. Another
of violence is that of John Thomas. aged 23, who with
ntlter men attacked the prosecutor and robbed him.
ber else of violent mach is that of Dennis Macarthr,
Wined for violeatly assaulting two yam women in
Commercial-road, Stepney. It is • scrims mac but
parties were all drunk. A man named William
24orsay is charged with feloaionaly slitting and
his wife with • razor is the throat,
tit Went to murder her. There are three or
urea of perjury all of them. variously enough,
'II for their defendants person who have held rennet-
positions in society. There will not be so many Mist
$ anal. The trial of the persons charged with via
foreigners will, it is those* be 1,860,000 d "ill
Nevadan tension. as some important evitlessee from
impeded. The case of the Earl of Shaftesbury
his late steward, Mr. Waters, will probably be
f m Wednesday.

',LONDON AND 110111TIf WENTIaIf RAILWAY.—(THIB
T I—Ths special sewerel meeting of proprietors. adiourard
setwtiesmeat from 23rd September. was held to-day, for
iterpois of be ag further adjoorped to Saturday. ISth
kith"; at beep, et the Eestoe native. The charm°.
P* 11. lima moved the resolatiow of adjoarameat. sod
14 be sr so shareholders primal, declared it carried.
Ills meths( wee wiloonsed
flair EASTERN. —Tae INVISTIOATTON. —We
b. the report of the himellgatiee mensittes will show
cthe bees ofiAkiag eisheteatiethr ; sod geserally
lean will be et s 6washle eirestfris&—ilerapatie.

11142.
gr. Lewis said that after I
. tied the evidence jest
ceeistrete would &schen
• tof birth.
BEMaerrart said the p
murder, and oti that a
I for trial.
• /a• prisoner, who appears
then removed.
WORSHI:
612GULAR CASS 0
gory Pettit, having the
. with steeliea booms.
••Check, a Mirka
thew at Orr&
with a grey geldti
aw a halter.
if he wadi Attu
pi
,
fret excited surges
1 Peas, it being fay 1
• be therefore salted ci
of boos dab, w
crater fk!. kesquent
ender that, da
as he had
~ • Otis*
hens
ftakor mere
a pilloonstable, who to
lyjr Iffl P dividon. the o
*count of the poem
'• . to the fair at
KiegvlaWi with the he
alight get m Jeb at
Big of going with t
aloog he at break
sternal they were ladle
Word to, his old ma
se a builder at
sod that they immedis
lose, which he, from
for ask as stated.
he. auto. informed the
is his serrios, and th
ted bees safe on the
et.
ter, who repeated b
I Sopa' for trud,
TH,
• Tug
gber Iced Larsen, eve
is the Russian mer
Partridge, on a gum!
, •. • . • furious dog to
raw Hollhigsworth, •
Poplar stated
stated that I
month, he vu pa
. Vary large and
I the pelage and fat
sdleterstiog it severely.
jammed to fasten his t
dethea. He kept the
gpl assiatance arrived.
• he was bitten,
'WI for 11. for medic
is by his doctor. Bei
to w
tbs miaow address.
• The
• was is effect only 0
. it fist before be left
IL eartridg•—Tbe def
of what you have ea
• lathe house it could o
gr. George Davie, of Ni
. worth wee bitten,
"Ming a littl
and mutt furio
grog on him I
bet to kick I
weventiog the animal
break but 1-. I;
Mild to give grult
• Be bad no sun
opts attacked him,
them did this ben
. • ender the jaw and
direction and sought
He wu never mo
se
&deadest said he
Ore the attack or
the captain
It Partridge—lt is I
like that. If it is at
• htY. It was a
to allow math a
• we fiord •10e., to pa
• • pasutioo, mad 2e.
WA
kin Sawa who was
• • at Tudor 1 rods
• . of the value
• for another w
proved easiest his
iii atter Usher said
• 100 rid in the beam'
hail received thes
engaged to be cc
•.a for the assist'
•• g the articles
1 Vctily dowered,
rust.. a do.
• •aa Russia linen
I WIN, a cruet•atan
a tea-pot, stigarl
' •
4.
D: man said the
• - as he was awn
huector Usher said
• • 'or. and sot salts
described bimsel
that one
found in the p
• blankets an
r with silver.
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