The Express.
London, England, 1856-08-01 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

BOW4TREET.

David Dslu, lately invalided Mew hut the Crises
has served I. lasi Trusses Corp, wee ehs
with meting a Mambas's at the Lead Trusport-oe
1, Wlatelsayard.
Jobs Bei* ono of the neensesen,said that the primmer
etas to dressed • sera of U. @Mak be alleged to be du to
him u behave of his pawl* Bo was sad that unities
aubl be dew la the wales tM the muss who had Wu-
Mei Me, wed We Om 'Mows who um repainted with
the hotrel the ewe, Yetwreel be Woad. Their snivel
was daily espested. The pelmet sold be would sot ptW
he was paid, sal he hosed Ms way bee the beau, rubies
by the eseelable oh Ms due. As he se it add be maser-
WI wilhose the tostimay et tbe peallisesa seseisaed,
Moe dila* oppose to be say bolus* dee te the pebeeer ;
ea Me esateary, it woe believed that he bed bees ~pale
by a foisleisa
The poluese said thus wee really about 61. du to his.
He sal Ide MO sad candies were starviag, and to whoa
Auld be apply he aid bet when the nosey was des
to bin ?
Mr. Messy said the primmer ..at eartsialy sot attempt
to souse it by reessOtes be every sad I.IN*I =eeme
be wee is sub estrous distress, ud weld get no work, the
perish were band to @spurt him aid his fatally.
The primer seplied that the sos-paymest Si the 'nesery
wee by ae souse lbe theme eeletwase. He would bus
se seed to pre Me the workhouse se to peen he pessept
papaws& of what wee du to Idoe, rilley 'said wary sive
his kis Meeberm that be slight be eMe to pee mt. Hs
woe learnsey, sad eseplepurts wee bhp, but
ha bop lke wan .
Several is sweet Wood Pet they ems la the sum
politics. '
sotushoolly the poisooso was dbisispd sa prudes
to re the i.e @pia till the peahens. seletred to
had retuned to lieshad.

Thomas Gimp o,7alra;, /midi; 15, P
wu shagged with Wallin imolai Mader agartl==i
osponro.
Tha doisadant halal Om Margo; hat lir. Broughton
Molded to lead tbir Imo for trial, aid tba defeatism was
bald to MB, b Woolf in 4,000 L, and two rarities la 2,0001.
an►, to resat tbo Marge at the swims.

SOUTHWARK.
John Cubits MM Ryas Myer. described as ISM Mit.
eh wr171•1 as Melt= at 79..Kest-etteet, Southwark,
weld miammem before Mr. Comb., to aamer the charge of
freedslantlt abtalniss a large quantity of iron, ?alma at
SOL, fast 11a. Walla= Tucker, of the Borough Wheel
Weebe,lllawlesteameseway.
M. HMOs eppithel kit the prosecution, and Mr. Bodkin
the the ththaliciata
The pagelithat mid that sa the Tad of Jai, the defend
sale MOO la lib works, whoa Osaka said he wanted to
parelme game strap Ws. Witham referred them to his
=Oath, Mr. Teacup. They tame back shortly
end mil that they would patellas* some bar
Iris, at the ease Om maybe that they meld pay cash for
the map Irak emi soh lad • bill for the bar Res. Withal
teal them be amid she take a MR unless they gave a good
eshegaiek crlma the detendaate headed is the name of
I.usl aad cigar merchant, 66, Pretests-
Meet. Otradmaa with whom they said they had had
kne deafer fee news time. Witness want to Mr. Cohen,
but be wee out of lowa. Oa Saturday, the sth of July,
Orbits galled as him, sad said he had &steed to pay cash
fee the hi. boa, lam 6 pet mat. discount. They, however,
treats' 71 per mut. Oa the faith of their repteeentations
be let them have the ins, worth 76L, which they removed
at liesday, the 7th of July, and sold the same day for 641.
Witness had sot received one farthing, and he eanaideted
that he had bees denuded out of hie poverty.
Reale Tammy, oink to the prosecutor, mid that de.
thathate ems le kim, sad laid that they had bad large
tremestithe with MOM Wormy, the distillate at Woad..
meth. They bad melees& large quenSties of tread them,
sad Mr. Wmay bed takes their ball for a steam mem
without &ay refuses.. Witans taw them aids as the
Saturday, whoa *ay beissined for the bar boa at 91. a Ms.
They removed it all ea esday.M
Thomas Ushers, ef 4. ramp-tow, Old.streat, City-nad,
said he knew the defeadaute. Os the 7th of July he pal
elated some sew bar boa of them. It was brought to kis
pleas is yeas He did sot me the defendant. until the
males, who. it wee all delivered, and they then come for
the siv—

Yr. ttirsen—How man money did you pay them theft
Wises—Fiftisiz pseuds.
Oserate—Ws that all you paid thou ?
Waste, rather ocafandly—Oli, ao, air. I paid them
eltsgether 791.175.
Yr. Onne—When did pa pay than all that ?
Witmer—l paid them two patina is the day time.
Mt. Antos—Why bow is that ? You bays swots that
you did set as. Unser of the penmen wall the inning,
whoa you paid these. You must have told • falsehood.
Witmer-1 inisaadentood you, sir. I saw this twice
is the day, whoa I pre them gold, and is the evening I
paid then the banes.
Mr. Bibles—How did you pay the bateau ?
Witasse—l gars this a cheque for 361. sad a 201. mote.
Altogether I gave them 791.17 a.
By Mr. Bakia—l had finings with shin before i• inn
Mr. Clans' Beilaad, Lasabstt.walk, said h• purchased
aorrevinn dna panaurs, and pal then 71.0.. U.
Moss Oubsa NMI be was is parturnbip with his brother,
I. Cobs., set 86 sad 68, Yrneott.strees, Goodmaa's bads
He knew lbs gefeadaan, hat ha had say imp 8.4
tap with ram. They always paid ler what tiny had. He
believed ble broker never authorised thee to roes to his.
Mr. Miward Pusan, the awasping foreman to Mowers
Malady diss AMON% oda he knew the prisoners as Gallup
cuisine MOM tweinuatba ego, offering a pries for old boo.
They bend at • elenneagiars, sad offend 4001. for it:
2001. is ash eel as awarder by _a bill. Hs drew up •
rough speemeat, wriest to Mr. Watt's?. approval, but
the diliniasta wen aid some of the property could be
reineved Waft the Ramey was paid down. A days two
allarweede they 'am ash said they could sot take the
aegis& They sayer paraleseed a fantasies worth of boa
Irma the am
Mr. HAM 1111111010114 that the evidesca he had adduced
was quit. eallatent Oa elbow then frsadaleat trassuetion,
sad he asked blls wewNp le end then to the esselose.
Mr. Heikki alJ.Mrh is auk a sauna, lawman es all
tlermeh the evMames then was toting to show that ibey
bad 4tainel the iron by asp traedinat protean. In fast
it had bees preyed that they bad bad treatment's with Mr.
Oahu% sad wan estasUy tomb* at
olumpossims

with Mems. Warw. The who's affair was only a idmple
debt.
Mr. Cents add he was el tits MIN apiaries. The sum•
sons must be disheed.
Mr. Bastes said that it was a cruel ease. Hie client bad
hest victimised out of nearly 1001. worth of propriety.
Mr. Bodkin said that Mit likely, bad not the present
sasseedisp bees takes, Mr. Tooker would have boa paid
before.

LAMBETH.
• few days ago a female named Catley applied to Mr
Elliott. BM stated that one of her obildrea had died, and
that she was unable to obtain a certificate of death from the
verges., Mr. O'fibea, who had been attending her. He
mimed to give it until she had paid him the money she
owed for medicine she had mosived ftom him. He claimed
three shillings.
Mr. Elliott said he had no power to compel a medical gen-
tleman to give a 'ordinate, sad be dimmed Bounders, one of
the smoutoalog omen, to all on Mr. o.l3hsa.
Bounders ailed upon him, when the answer be brought
beak was, that the megietrate ought to and his own
birdmen
Mr.- Elliott then told the spplkant to go to the relieving
officer and request him to interfere.
Yesterday, Mr. W. Coleman, inspector of Nannies@ for
the pariah of Lambeth, attended with the applicant, stating
that he had called on the outgoes, who still declined to give
• certificate that the body of the child was in such a state
as to be highly dangerous to the neighboarbood. He stated
that the surgeon required 3s.
Mr. Elliou dlreeted that the money should be given to
the applicant oat of the poor-boa.
The applicant thankfully acknowledged the contribution
and left the court.