The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-01 00:00:00

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Memo Cover, aged 22, • oladnet-maker, of 17, Dem
get's*, 12..21.= W•• charged before Mr. rheas via
RAMA ideals, ticket ere
ratTeseue".-7-Zway station of the Metropolitea -
m• oconplainaat seeked—last sight about bad".u,
Ms primmer mem to the Kiss's-ores' statke by.eke
He cam part me isedFlesd, sod who I asked him be
ticket he reeved to it to me. Ho ran half esp eip ea
stairs and I follow him. and, getting beim him. shim
him. He thee etre& me a violent blow is the mess*
and knocked me Sows. I got got up and again wale of
him, end caeght him at the top of the stein. 1 asked %de
big ticket armed HMS. and be Om gave it to me,
afterwards hit me a violist blow ou the nose rod eparg
bleed. One of the porters came to my mistrial, mg
Mined the peSoner until a constable arrived.
The primmer—Did you not hit me and pude inebdus
reached yowl?
Witams-1 did not touch you at all. You wen eur
drunk and violent.
The prisoner—liven how did I get this brew m the*
of the 194•?
Witmer—Yon rolled and fell about. I did ad kit
Mr. Flowers—lf you were drank you Hire very 14;
bare hart yourself. Dowels men dies isjers thepun;
red do sot know M.
Edema 111•143. &Wier in the employ of he
mid he beard the disierbeame, sad gems to Weerr 4
the phooey bit the peevioue whams a violis h
mouth. He wee very chunk and elated, end hit His 14.
ems two or three blows. The phooey had • fling piek
bine, and it wee oemesery to eject him from Ma Waft
The primmer—Did yen hit mo in the tam?
Witmer —oertsialy net. The primer was veee gpf
end violent.
The prisoner haled that be was Opm, sad mid hale
potter strode him in the mouth, and that Tv. the ,area
why he did what he did. It was dean is sau &ham mg
that the whereon low.
Mr. Flowers said he ceasiderred the cam fen, emit
Ticket Wieder' bed an own= duty to pedals, mg
must be mewled. He than deed the primer deb.,
default 14 days' impetionment in the Home of Oarseslisk
The gee was doses paid.
WANDSWORTH.
THI yllrLle Piloo TH3 DIM.
Among the charges were several for Mortise pas ens
throwing arackees at permits in vehicles's the', Mambo
the Derby.
Mr. Hayman inquired whether there was much of it
lespeotar Ahead maid there was a great deal, etf s
somber of constables were employed to prevent it. hum
had seals in frost of their houses, from which they Ed
Peas sad threw oreakees at vehicles se they mud Ifir
(the police) were obliged to enter the homes to put a et
M. The peas and meeker§ were pemcipai'y them
the windows of booms in the /Wham-rod.
Me. Hayman—Did the peraoas is medals. rstu ill
Unwise.
The Imparter —They did last night.
Henry Wolf, clerk, and Walter °arctic, a Meek
were plead in ihe dock charged with shooting pm; to tie
contmes danger el peemapre.
Polioe-constable /donatjoy said be maw the primesh
the Higlistress of Clapham, ea Wednesday menus
heed atteatiou dawn to the Mimeses, who Witt
peas through a Ma blower. They reamed lb. Meow
alter a nation. He foiled about a pint of peas ea lei d
them.
he
T prlmears said they were pelted.
Mr. Derma said that was not • legal justification. le.
sides they were too old for these childish tricks. Relief
them each ge.
Francis Member, who had previously refused Es mm
and Wawa, was charged with throwing peas and cream
with a number of other young moo.
The prisoner said he did not throw any ageism h
threw a few pees.
Mr. Hayman fined him Is., as throwing peas free lie
hied was SOS so deingercies as blowing them from e
shooter.
Thom were other cages edging out of the raters Will
ram disposed of.