The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-21 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

MANSION-HOUSE.
Richard Richardson, jon., of 12, Water-hue, Towel.
sheet, appeared before Mr. Alderman Link, who was
sitfUg for the Lord Mayor, to answer the complaint of
Gao. Utilise tlas driver of • hackney cab, for the OINPIGI.
smut of his legal fail for the hired hie cab.
The complainant anted that he was hired by the &dea-
dest at the Alhambra Palace to take him and • lady to
Water-Lao, Tower-strut. Upon reaching then the de-
fendant got out and kept him amities about three-quarters
du hour, whoa kis ordered him to drive him to Poplar,
which indict, mod defendant got out with • lady, and he
ailed for him until he returned, end thee brought him
;ask slue to Water-lane, having stopped cons on the road
at a publiehouse. Upon setting him down complainut
elated that he offered him a penny-piece for his fare, and
told him he bad no more messy. Finally he paid his fe.,
and gave him 2d., and said he had no more, sad told him
to call next day for the money. Ha bad wiled, hut had
not bean able tone him, and defendant's father told him
to summons him. Complainant said the distance was one
mile out of the radios, mo
od he hardly knew how to make
hie fare, but he would be satisfied if the defendant
paid him tie. Hs wee hired at ton minutes to eleven o'clock,
and discharged at tee minutes to three, and he asked the
defendant at the time 12a. 6d.
The defendant said he paid the cabman at twelve o'clo
and arrived back at Water-lane before two, and he denied
having kept him at Water-has in the first hennas three
quarten of as hour, sod said he had merely called
there to say he would be late, and to ask some one to sit
up for him. Hs denied having offered a penny, but said
the cabman demanded 12s. 6d., which be rammed to give
him, and bearing the shin:asks a polio* sergeant cams up,
and in his presence he guild= fis. lid., which he considered
was his proper fare.
Folios-sergeant Float was called, and he said he saw the
cabman and defendant in Water-lane having a dispute in
respect of the cab fare. It wee then two o'clock, and he
saw the defendant count into the cabman's hand 6a. 6d.
Wheal said he woe positive it was des. 64., because de-
fendant said he bad given Bs. fed., but he thought it way not
so much, and saw it counted again, and there was only
6a. 6d., and defendant then gave him finpento in copper,
and mid that was all he had.
Mr. Alderman Lusk said, taking into oonsidaration the
fact that the cabman had gone out of the radius and the
hoar is the morning, he was of opinion that the defendant
had not paid suffioiant. He knew cabmen were somotimos Tat CASE OF SHOOTING AT A SINTIN. ItLit SHAH-
very troublesome ; bat In this instance he did not thick the rose-The young man. George Taman wee yesterday
defendant had been badly used. He ordered him to pay brought up as remand, before the moody meittommet
2a. 6d. for the fare, 2s. fid. for the inhumes loss of time, charged with shooting at Mire Ellen Ilaurnor, hoe sister,
and 2a. for the oast of the immuions. with intent to murder her. Hs sobbed bitterly dazing the
The money was paid immediately. examination, and essened to feel his pentioa acutely. He
GUILDHALL. was committed for trial. On being asked what hs had to
Mr. George LOOta, the proprietor of the White Hone my in answer to the thugs, be said he remembered nothing
public-house, in Loadoe.wall, was summoned by Policeman of what occurred between the New eft having the gab-
Chula' Oliver, before Mr. Aldermen Stone, for having, oa lb-hone, when he had been Melds' hie fuss
the
etc
the 12th Jost., unlawfully and knowingly permitted pumas rue
of a notoriously bad character to mumble and meet FATAL AFFRAY awrwilor Iwo Bola.—Yeeterday
together in his house. Dr. Lohman returned an adjourned ioquity at the Pitney
Mr. St. Autry°, who defended, said it will perhaps save Arms, Grows-attest, Camdoetovro ton-thing the death of
the time of the wart if lat ones object to the summons. _ . y
bo mod William Clarke whomitt ins alleged Instilled
It says, persons of • notoriously bad character, whereas I_4,_.,_____„.„:_A,..,,_,___..
netimeiree be preyed against the Partiee complained of. Lo.dcos, icolTo;r7y.l'ap"ps'ad...f"rriCate“srid"Tesiths7.7l4.-
Mr. Alderman Stone-I will hoar the evidence. thelsth het. sdisprris arose between the deceased, who
The policeooestable said-On Tuesday, the 12th Instant, dis
___ 15 tome
of age, and all", boy 12 Item adage, of the
about half-past tea at night. I was near the defendant's'''''
name of Felix San dert, when the latter (maidtally as
house when I heard a great DOWD, and saw • man run out, wane allege) received a blow in the eye. Heo
Ho immediately
and offer to fight anyone who would come ont. He west
in maim before I could get up. The fighting continued up went and complained to his elder brother, Henry Saunders,
.„ ~ who upon Clarke offal's an explanation drink him in the
to 11 o'clock The defecdant
tried to pat a *ter -mouth. Deceased railhead the blow by throwing • book at
it, but only said, "Now than, now then," two or three -
amanitas, who immediately repseted the sasult. A straggle
Chart
times. I went off a abort distance, an when I camence, hack
sesusd, during which the boys twice fell togetbse
the men were outside fighting.
n
Mr. Alderman Stone-What clam of people did they be mob time being undermort ; they were then separated by a
man amed Wait. The above took plea at 2 o'clock to
long to? the al ternoon, sad at tea time d ecceplainad of feeling
Witness-I know the greeted portion of them to be Irish
sick and at 8 o'clock went home, where he complained of his
tailors. head, mad retired to rest. Next day it was discovered that
Mr. Alderman bloom -Do you know anything *Ph" he had been insenable during the whole of the sight, asd at
their characters! "o'clock on Saturday afternoon expired. Mr.CAsremout, sue
Witness- I do not. roe deposed that death bad malted from a fracture of the
Mr. Alderman Stoso-Then the objection taken 4o the
skull, caused by • fell upon ono' hard substance. The fall
Mamma is fatal, and I dismiss it ; but at the same time I
must caution the defendant that his house is banning a had evidently been occasioned by • blow on the opposite
side to the fracture, which was at the bath of the head.
nuisance. It has been complained of several times, and
U Tho skull of deceased was very thin, amid easily fractured.
he continues to *widest it in such • manner it will bethe Deemed, it appeared, resided in Gieveameet, cemdee
auto of his laming his licence. , Town, and Henry Saunders, who is 17 years of age. at 18,
Ws. Quiidan, a conductor in tbe employ of the General Sootch•strest, Whitachapel. The jury, after a lengtheeed
Ocasibes Company, was summoned before Mr. Aldermen deliberation, remained& verdict of '•Misadvsoture," coupled
Rose at the instance of Policecoustable John Poo, ror with • censure in the elder boy Saunders, the coroner re-
improperly delaying his omnibus. marking that the jury had inclined to the side of mercy on
Ths complainant maid-On the 9th of September I saw account of the youth of Saunders, and because they did not
the defendant &shy his omnibus five minutes in New wish to destroy his chance of earning an honest livelihood
Bridge-street, just at the entrance. No au got up or by ending him to prison. As the coroner was ativenly
down during that time. I wept and spoke to him. He admonishing Saunders. the father of drioseaed cried, or
said he bad beaten me before aed could do so main. rather shrieked out, " Gentlemen, before God Almighty I
In reply to defsodant, with the verdict." The Gunner : " Mass twelve
`entlemen are most of them father." The Fathara(inter.
Witness said-1 summoned you before, and you wins
discharged with a natio°. Yon wars standing still the motet) : "But they have mot lost an only moo. The
whole time. It was at half-past 5. I went by • clod' at Coroner : "They. have does their duty Won God."
the corner of Fleet-strut. Father (wildly): ' I shall meet you at another bar." The
Conner : " 1 em cony to bear an old man wbo believes in a
Polios-ooestabls David Hawking, 316-On the same day
at half-pest 5 o'clock I saw the defendant's omnibus in New say of judgment apes for terigvues." Tlio father con-
Bridge-street. It started from the foot of I.64llltr"hill to tinned frantically protesting, until Mr. Murray, the coroner's
Unionetreet, in New Bridge-street. I saw it stand but • °mom removed him.
vary abort time, because the 'bus was in motion when my CHURCH-RATS DNYEATB. —The town of 'Ringwood,
attention was called to it.
by an attempt to levy church-rate. It appears that the
Mr. Alderman Roes-Did you me the omnibus standing in Heals, has hem thrown Into considerable excitement
' still ? ps_r.is,hnifononnersedwetharstcalltheadraoo7l:ithtehre
nalxicht aarefortaimegehdtodsinoe:
Witness-I did not see it stand-my attention was
called to it about half • minute past the half hour, and I"' '
isidsrable repair. It was agreed that a churclerats would
then the 'hue was in motion.
by anurenmen and dinenters to effect repaint which
I The ilefendsat, who totally dallied the charge called Irtindt° great. "'Tidal. and forthwith *erne 2004 WI. nub-
Mr. Hoary Backland, vicar choral of St. Paul's Cathedral,
wen estimated at 1501. Th ths astosishmant and indigos-
who said-I was on the north side of St. Pud's when A I Moo of the parkiblosers generally the money win no scour
.
chimed half-past 5. I walked does Ludgate hill thrones
papa)l subscribed than the chinch dens summoned a vestry
ththesee,PanlaPana thfeargoarnetkrltOinldtoßtil
Newey'BridPutchtgesadst,abyth ,..,,„_meetrina°4l tr'imir bpoo• rnth.led.forThtFordina
eayinW Istochorwel expenses.
Londoc, Chatham, and Dover Railway shrike). I stood Au'
New out by the largo majority of 81 A sirens, result has
'bus tai convey me to my maidens.. and saw •at the vestry, sad befog carried to the poll was throws
Ludgnwhill into I attended the sodeavour to make • °bomb-rate la the pariah
lßrithldaleadtstrrie torst
thatt wmasll2sndminfrotautes to six. I hailed it and
the defendant spoke to me and saki the pole:menu was lost by 38 to 10, and lit she sukesquest poll. which took
got up, end had only time to tare mv newspaper whin of Stoney Stratford. At the vestry meeting the rats was
gobs' to summon him, I was exceedingly surprised, cad
' Plan ou Tuladal, the luntinlow were :-For the rater 36 i
st, 23.
at the conductor's request pee him my name and address. again
ORKING MIN% CLI73 CONTICRINCH AT BZIORTON.
Mr. Alderman Raman after the evidence of Os last wit- W
gems, dismimsd the summons. -On Friday evening last, the 15th lest, a cosferearis was
MARYLEBONE. bold at the Town-ball, Brighton, to amidst. the means al
een. I promoting the greeter success sod efficismay at the several
41-feed_.. Rerier.a.._"knr•ri: .11272.ntirkr,.., Hio.soxtnn'ha Aiawas.,l%-=. working m's clubs in that town, and of discussing the
16°°ee leoler' " e"" r ----the' ';,..-- -0-" f 32.-- 4701-
,doe- . various ma; questions connected with the managensut of
• ' - was taken by Mr. Douglas

Rlilain,.llSt ills
Tp. f0u,,,, alas Tan ; Huntsman'. Danehter,Durbam(Tbres ; Livia POO L t:.o RFD 11ATIONE7YRNDITURE ON ARBI- r fulll INC - and "few— W pay • s.:of— ---- -- -." such inetituticies The chair was taken o, 4
per Cent., Lady Vane, Duchess of Wellingtot, Polly, Mlsa Ha. ! TRATIOns. —ln Town °Meld yeeteeday, Ilr. Clia•s °°• of frail° him as "'wets" S° the t.sms°. Asss"Sia4 For, and the meeting, rebirthextremely. wall attenied,
worth, El Cld, and Full Bloom.
Betting : 5 to 2 mat Skylark, 5 to 1 eat Fall Bloom, 6 . the members.
points foods is cosneetion with recent arbitrations to ZOnaesZnire. to the maPial"iii" ali° being Si" widow aof the mil of th Working Kees Glob end
complained of the lavish expenditure of form. b
lot 295, held at the Exmouth Arma, Exmouth istreec,,
wto
oddimood
b.,
Mr. was
adaas
Pratt. a
manta,
to 1 agst Hantinlania Daughter. Woe by • bead ; four doom. the value of
procoroy
requitedby to improve- ,a d member," contrary to the statute, &a
Institute Union, 150. MLA. and tie Rev. Hoary Selly,
lengths between "mud sad third ; half a length hetemee moots. The town clerk gave some statistics on the:ubjest I
third end fourth. The winner was objected to for forcing
,ILL Yardley (to the defeedant)—What do you say in the
moots"
of obe
sake. sow& yarrow woo rimy.
which showed that, ceder the Improvement Aet ot 1861, answer to this summons?
Skylark ou the rails. but the objection was overruled.. men, and other took is the rlossediage, seii a very
Tel WRIGHT STAR= of 6 ems each, with 50 added, for btd4jogalai°4644l°f
.°,lF"tb7twe34" ntbibuonel Wof•noost•T.
p. the aulountlpage ' valuable and dissuasion was the result. At the
2.yr-olds ;eon's 84 10lb ; fillies and pidisp, Est ilb. Four reeyndudaniet—We comb, onotat ?ay her at present.
settled by treity, anionstiag te 6,6231. • lilt 6 ems Defendant—Bemuse there are sine or tea sppliestioes dose it Irootintootved, boischoottoy• nototirrootoottmlannaongb•lago the
tartans 100 yards.
Mr. Jackson's Repulse, by Stockwell—Sortle, P•t 10Tb I were settled by juries, sad 3by arbitration. Unger , Iltion her, sod we have not lawalli money in baud to Ply adopted f °°o0.4„,000tiool fa mob —...... es the mop.
Mork) 1 the act of 1864, whisk wee not yet ample. ted. 17 . *no dl o¢'
—lfitsisrawawatamahte Debar tarn .be
iawillhaabe petaarm.eat
omob, foe "the ammo boom at F;a7,l" said begewe„
Mr. Johnson's Disuse:, art V.b (Challoncr) a deices of owners were Wiled by treaty ; two promising I 14.. Y y
J..,nowden, 3 were purchased by motion ; 4 sae were settled by ' slums claim. "Da /Mr farad clase4eathers, musical entartehusents, and the oubscription
lasi rat lasd's Osten set bibndendant--11. 12s
to circulating Steurtie, ha. The hear" tensest wisest is
no renew= also ras“—Bontstr. cby Van Otlell—Vtuum im and 2by atbitratim ; and wide as act of 1865 Twit an in sews onswa,uptiT. as quesskes diamesad at the eneeM,Lbstred bow= •
Lady of the Tees. yet fully gone into), they had already settled 12 claims Hs. Yndl•l You al tie "17 "
I 411:tetTi'ir 6to 5 net Repulse, sto 2 eat Harem. Won ' "1
, rainste lenity. Thil sorporalice did not (the tows shirk Defendant—Not exactly so, for we shall be oostielfed to Iffilmitt of somest *Mesas th•,,,o_reu•••"„„
by arts lloSioo.i two 'moth° between 'nand sod third /• , explejaed) velsetarily go into wMims. they were summon them who are is ammo! their loam. There an OITOVAL PALMS. .... UNA 5111L12310 DAT. —,
length beewees laird sad fourth. I forme into them, sod onto exhinsseue were weetoginT la peat many on-,t- and
_we aball
. _have to summon the hor. : W=......misseDb,
Namur, Elsrrmakata.. 90.—motAxlmh= rwrlntwiM. On l
Tits Boleros HANDICAP of 7 sows islet
_with 60 laded ; 1 Emily the wvnitym kid no
eeflsie winners extra. One rails sad a Mu. peid momo than the eaten, , rowers before you, and oleo is me county court, I °°°.
i asst. is arch wag. yr. J. A. Bac, rued a lid of on. I jgre, Welsh cm full mourning attire) said-1 have frr Da s delicious breath restoring =sate
irri.triorcire:e.nratendu
e,tr.,) by liataplan—Ellermlreto., 3 yri I 1
ammiwkipb bed 4,
abooweadaiwbwene.inisdisupos.au
mimeo) iibithimishativiammthtt: qbacirat,,,,,grinfrboillsomie money which myadesemed!
taikashasdom matiesßautree. wflaizi....gesdich:ob...ar
um,
sa
Mr °mdse. laaprama of UAW apt, Tat Kb .. Mertln i _ • t bat without Main I 011010000. °••Lamed
perms u le reply to I Aeration by Mr. Glint, the town 102 Isinf•°".7 "'wan wa"h• wu alive the dotter • nag we Uses UM sea la Mier remedias.
Mr. Janie& id/E=.4 Kir " )110
lad Goadala alp ram • /VA ex *4.4 OA *an wan Do legal hindrance te a eaM if he coast but have irone Wm the country his life ee sad road 'rasa 17. Beeiwkilweek
Betting : 2 to 1 sip* need, 6 to 1 eget Iteepreeed Istia. 1 smeeeber of the tows soused acting ea arbitrator la a Noe would bars beenia
shirred. Having so other money than ' iiir scam ~...; ..... u..-Ato pome,..
7to 1 eget 'Capsule. Wee by it sseit ; s bed third. Tim tbs vales el tarpons property was sesoented, that in iltckt7 I apPliod to them for it. for Les 1.