The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-19 00:00:00

dant and two other boys were .sprit %pan seer. ---"".
which was required to be Sailiblid with &mg&
ad waiting with Mem" they wire idling sad
Taa keens, hmemptsd him so that he Watt
sot got on with kis work. Ban Wilted ss
biterroplios, he mid to Vim, " M it gad „.., IM
L Ming this I will Mime him" The 'ato
mask Is soi ineolest manner, " Ton watt taros
haw Orse of the ether boys mid that
heEW Mitt
im to make him langh, bat
es that te defe
as (Mr. Adams) told 001 l to leave the rossi.7s;
did so as did not endlt me issii
aarenary to romMy to do the vadc asedi
°cam bed left illabea. On another sossilen la .....
on hoar Lit in thereeming. Oa won masks iss—
write( sonseMing fee his own asseesomM, mks. i.- lit
wanted top on Ma a ft
Mr. Sroyth wh
at the chorgesyskra..
first day could tot los sustoked. If ilm es ------. 7,7,
that not tromes etsa• ins orvesidered linostissA7haa, 067
had asitsMy It by
trrlibriunoe" a young eras ..arty 20 yesza of saa7rtailLll
muld boldly be sold to be
bad bees cal m& M Meet without lees. vass:t id the room.
Mr. Flowers observed that the mesaes of lasdased,
imam' en the ussionsr earn this on the worth.
Mr. Adams, is oromexessisation by Mr. lhayik wt.
wm not is the habit d trounciag the def st ela
approstiom iftd ones been eammosed to thissold at
smnaltimi Oollior. The ass ultimately vas samaidis
drop. HA did not pay 51. to sottle it. After sun Nib
lag, he Wadded Met he pad ISI. to Oollim's Whiten&
charge his (
aoOlien rz'hinedeonte. What Oolliar me
the occasion ce Iran • own II Tocomintia
.. The Lows d " Had frequeetly taw relisisa
books end publications from Oollke, tad Molably ss mat
ormaloos destroyed thsai.
Mr. Smyth mentioned that In Jimmy, UK mat
Adams was sarnamed for amaulting Whip sir
Henry said that so Mg a boy ought sot to bibeska kla ,
child, and, in adjouldn the me Wit, view to sr..,
me, suggested that the nomad of the prameli
which me thin about to be prakl, by the novenae 0
Emmanuel Hosplbil, should be withheld till the wham
Mils&
Mr. Adams mid there was an Inquiry at Emma OA
laps, sod ultimately the mossy um paid.
Mr. Flowers Imo suggeated that the math, tit is
amicably settled. If the dsfoodont the Manly nes Is
ought to feel the propriety of trying to do his duty, ea es
with conciliation. With a little forbearance on bosh 14,
they ought to be able to get on.
Defendant said ha was willing to do his hat. Seine aft
coos ought to be mode for the length of the beem Alm
were from 8 in the morels' till 9 es night.
Mr. Adams mid that was true, but very dye Ites
would bo light Writ Or 1111 D• Si ell for boom mil 11 a.
Fm
feesiont would writs poetry, reed Mite, or emus lin
at those times, end work when the work wee iss
would be Misted. Besides, be was in the habit of
bisn frequent leave 01 Memos. RII was 111,611 k
MI a
go
to prayer
_end tos meetings, and be (Yr. Arbora
never refueed him Mee.
trlitriattlY, it ma sped that the tem should dud ve
for twelve weeks, both pasties miming to " do that but
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George &ebbe, • reepootable-looking man, deembei m
smith, was charged before Mr. Mansfield with sandhi
James Dillon, limed vintnaller and puildist, at the w
Horse, 13aldirin'e-gardsos, Grays-inn-lano, sad Warm*
to steal his web* and chats.
The promontor said—Shortl !otter 12 o'clock on &lark
night I was pawing along -vinare, ria my al,
home, wham a man whom I had seen sitting aped a 4
poet. with two companions near him, pushed *set na
I asked him whether these wee not room for bin to op
and what bin gams was. He then said menethiag lad as
understand. and then drink me. A wows+ thus it
up to the man and said, " Cheese tt, cheese it Dap ;
he a fighting many andcroomere made • mistake." 'The ph
poser then knockedand his friend laid hold cdny
chain and watch. I @boa out " Police,* sad ths
Poser, wbo was hasellet on me, said, Toe --,
if you call Polio's' 111 choke you." I got ap
ran away, and the prisoner ran after me and op
knocked me down and struck me with kis ids. I theirs
up and west after him mid gave him io charge. I hal
tight snit of clothes on alfstime, and Ere so doubt this
took me for • forgiver.
bed all day yesterday._
Polkocisestabis 75 C—Lbout half peat 1 on Sunday em.
In& hearing arise of "Murder" in Cranbonnoirstreet, I wt
up and saw Dillon Yenning, sad a mob following bin.saw the prissier knock es down, and fall on bim,
strain him. I pulled the prisoner off and took him to is
ssation.
In reply to Mr. Mansfield, the constable said the yom
odor sod the prisoner were both sober.
John Morris, hackney carriage attendant—l was es Isty
is Leinestereqneres and saw Dillon koock a man dove kb
the rood, the man being intoxicated at the time. I bil
Dillon he ought to be ashamed of himself, and Dillos ties
ran away, and the prisoner ran after him, ell
• number of others, some of whom mid. " Oh,
he's • fighting man." The prisms, and Dia
fought for about ten minutes, and on Dillon Wisp
his back be said the prisoner wanted to rob him. bid the
was not the case. The constable then came up, and Dan
having kot the worst of it, pre the prisoner in chirp he
attempting to rob him. The prisoner was drunk till mid
by the fall Dillon pre him.
The prisoner— I had had • glass or two of beer, milli
leaning against • lamppost, and Dillon coming along ell s
girl knocked a man down. I asked why he Ws
and through this • fight between us took pleas, sod 11
both fell occasionally atop of each other. The prelude
afterwards gave me in charge for attempting to rob his I
am a working man—a smith, employed at No. 5, Jrufl
street, and do not wish to rob awn.- What I have
ntfle
the troth. It all came through Dillon knocking the ma
- down without any reason.
a- A person stepped forward and gave the prisoner 15 yew
a- good character.
c- Mr. Mansfield—Has the prisoner ever been here before,
le Barnes (the gaoler)—No, air.
be Mr. Mansfield—is a Dillon a pugilist, and has be ten
as here before •.
ta Basses—He la • millet., and has been committed bet
re. this comb fur three months for assaulting a female.
ed Mr. Mansfield—The prisoner is discharged.
lid The decision seemed to give satiefaction to most pens
ily in attendance.
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THE MURDER AT 15LEWORTS. —Yesterday after
noon the murderer, Daniel Deerett, was still alive, bait 6
very low state. Re remains in the infirmary of the Wawa
union under the awe of Dr. Maokinlay, the surgeon of
tYt
establishment, while a constable of the T division of is
metropolitan peaky ie ocesbuitly on duty at the workhouse.
Dossett's children an also at the union. It would rem lall
the Doseette weremscia anbarreseed and I. great diScable
at the time of the murder, as no less this four conetyseel
summooses as well as beer bills, Stu, were found is the law
by the police. The murderer, although unable toenails*
recognised his brother, Richard Dosestt, who, it is sear.
stood, is a gardener at Ickenbam, near IJ:bridge. lee
Beentford police, in whose district the Grine wee comrsittel.
have, none the inquest on Friday, asontained tattle
parson of the murdered woman, Ellen Darett, aria all
place called Tworton, about a mile from Beth, kllr
GYM
bang said to be a teener, Lod the police have isieunneksiel
with the Bath constabulary. The funeral of Ale unfortnale
woman will probably take place to-day.
DARING HIGHWAY ROADWAY, —One of the bolded
highway robberies which have occurred of late took SW
during Ascot Races. A Mr. Mackey, of 34, &Poke.'
square, left Ascot-heath on Tuesday evening and (APO a
fly-driver to convey him to Bataan Abbey. While ca tie
' road towards Mardeubsed the man suddenly toad the
I home down a " blind" lane, and took up another man ce
hi
box. Shortly after this the new snivel delibeestelf avid
the fly and calmly proceeded to rifle the perm sod ck.
of Mr. Mackay of whatever valuables he mild bd. /18f
robbed the gentleman of a hunting watch, geld dais, too'
let, ring, neck-tie fastener, silk umbrella, ter, the liirlivor
toissearewtiurnedandtlizitunhfizttounahtealfrown. Mackeymoorom t6detlitair
who were evidently acoomplioes, driving rapid!) hte the
spot It happened next morning that Mr. Mashy. a 19:1
tune* to Agent. met the man who had acted as &Viotti!,
who calls himself Frank Wood. He was at ewe now.
by the Berke police, and on being -.arched the nog Ow
I from Mr. Maelcay was toned upon him. Mr.
Reese, sating oa certain ieformation, despatched I
Mg."
tessapsy van on Sunning-hill bog, beloop le
eg to s ad
James Rowland, where Mr. Mackay's raes4l4°
u
fens& Rowland, who is supposed to be the roan an *
Wally robbed Mr. Mickey, has abeeonded. bit the Pee
nee ea the lookout for him.
TUX (TREAT WESTERN RAILWAY FACTORY WOW
AT OIJOILD.—We are informed that the °aped** le
trdwormitr fin the proposed establishment of tin .Itt,
Wester. Railway Senior factories at Orford is qui=l
by mere important exception,. At the inflesedsko;
orderly public meeting held last Tinsley in the Tornio;
red, Profeetor Rogers and Dr. Adams spoke ie Waal
the scheme. Among the eight members of the UsiO
who voted in the minority in Coosa:sties walk tie.
_la
(Warden of New College), the ?rapidest of liagew",_
MOMS (fellow of Bt. John's aid chairmen of the Nsrir
Union), Profaner Roger,, Mr. C. Neat*, M.P., sad Nets
R. Greswell, of Worcester Dollop.
Tits MIDDLE-PARK BAIL—If the royal ye!,
lisp were this year above the mark, there is so darer
a leer lot, takes as a whole, than. those disposed 11
the Maws. Tatty sell on Saturday, at Tithes. bol
bees sees eines Mr. Blenkiroe commenced his amnia
The 41i lob prodneed 14.401 pineas, or as average or
guineas each, end this too in the absence of mess
great rttehasers, whose presence generally addo eft d
to the total of the whole. Neither the lost
Haeange, Lard Stamford, Mr. Naylor, Mr. Hedpaaa_ri
Mr. Jackeen was there, so that the large sem mailed ler,
be takes as a a:evincing proof of the firehrate
astock.
tonsa.--Cironee. partridges, and phsolljil
may be said new to be fairly over all the denim
leg. The breeds of groom sever aims out betW,liit
tryingalmaTsbergis andightheta.l.w.rlansiguavereglaprierberthiesythowebonel
generally said to be ten, sad some have bees emir_ to
such fabulous questing. an only to be acsonelei tel of
bowie twig gel together.