The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-31 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THU DAY.)

MANSION-HOUSE.
amass's:emir, ULM'S OF FRAUD.
Pesach Wilshire, a respectable-looking
described as • Naar, yea brought up in oustody"cr=
Brett, • detective cosistelle, charged with fraudulently
obtaisiag dishes sums a mew by false paters tram
William Samuel dom.
Mr. G. Lewis, of Jape for appeared for the preseedish
TIC' Lewis
tinder -which this charge ass
preferred against the prisoner were of • very atm
ordinary *hamster. It appeared that the primecutar
vu
• young man in the terms of his father, who is the laid
partner is the well known Grin of Pelson sad Rene
manufacturers, of St. James-sheet ; and in Aug*. his
brother, who ie a sailor, came home from Shenglal
prisoner came home in the gems vessel, end the reeseatork
Mother introduced his to him, and he believed him to bet
respectable yceag man, particularly when he Madinah
to his relations, who ere in • very good position in the sigh
bourbood of Uxbridge. The priewher then, it applied
represented to the prosecutor that his father had did
about • year before, and that he was his heir-at-law, ead
such was entitled to a large amount of property, ow
which was • farm of 1.300 ewes, at Hayes, near Howie%
which was worth 1001. as acre ; also • farm at Bide;
avid the whole of his property he whims*
gel
40,0001. in value. The primer also said that wkib be
had been at sea arrears of rest bad seemed to he
amount of 7001. or 8001., and that one of his brothers tel
paid that money in his credit to the old bask et Udddit.
He this, it appeared, proposed to the prosecutor that thf
sh:roauffidmayu.jeo.ote.
male intoarititrr: resai4hioophrie.lworguloordtoatertistralishowilr stb
pursuance of this proposition it appeared that • path.
men. who was ream 151. • week from tte ;lowlier
e the Alhambra was i nod to give up his appended el
that establishment, an to lay out CAL in making prayers
I times for his journey to Australis. Three downs wee she
I wow& and the prisoner purchased from different repos
cigars to the amount of bOO/., which were to be mho te
Anatolia. The prosecutor himself also, it aPPsattdi P"
up a very good sitnatioo i.e had on the establiditheet
of kis father, aid emit his wife to her frisk
' for • short time until he had made the seassary Imago
I mend for her to pin him in Australis. Upon the Isilh et
the repessestaheos, it appeared that the pimento a
I various meadow loot the primmer sums of wow. Ile
I woad& to borrow 41. of hint at one time, and
the
tor, having heard him say that biLar
Umijust before, paid • large writ of 1,1
' his credit at the Uxbridge Old Bask, sake&
hie
' why he did not draw • eiteqw, mod he replied that Wm"
afraid of going to Uxbridge for fear he should be arrested
be hod get
for contempt of wart on amount of • dispute
into for one of his brothers, and the prosecutor, throws ag
,his guard by this Widowed, let the prisoner haw the
money. It turned out that the only ;medals of the primed,
story that were true were that his father and family we,
respectable people, and that the former had tours
about eighteen mouths before, but he lett a ID,
I usher which his oldest son hed his widow become Whig
to the whole of his property, and the priewer's sidesse
that he was his father's herrwtlaw was utterly falls. I
was, of course, proved in addition that the statement dot
the mortgage, which the prisoner at one time represested
that he had actually effected, and that he was to maid
sum of 9,0001. from Mr. Woodbridge, a solicitor at rt•
bridge, was utterly false
Mr. Lewis, upon this evidence,
asked for a remand, what
we at woe granted.
WORSHIP•STREET.
A NOTORIOUS CRARACTES.
Elizabeth Denser, a woman of middle age, was
before Mr. Cooke with wilful damage and saisultstit
pohoe.
The prisoner's dater, who is • small shopkeeper is Beer
al-green, having stated that Yesterday atseroooo ehe toss
weaselled to give her into custody for demolishing five pew
of glass is her window without the slightest prorocaties.
Mr. Cooks asked—b this woman know.?
• prisoner—Oh. yes ; I've been here • • Abu timed I
know yes very well. Yen are a respectable widows
How, 242 K, esid—Yeeterday, about 3 o'clock the prb
weer ens given into my custody for wilful damage., 81" wig
quite sober, bat fearfully violent. She ;Mega pqrb_t_il
bottle at me. struck me, and tors my sot. rolled
in the mud, and it required seven amiable. to eadff
her cm the stretcher to Bethoal•green statsiwkisuas. "Wet
directly she was released she !
tore every prised hem be
pram., end could sot be prevented.
Chadwick, MK. aid—l went to my broth" cailess
aseistaner. She was then struggling with him en
ground, sod seising me dangerously pained we tare&
rately. Knowing her desperate character, eke weed
left aloes the whole night.
Prisoner here uttered the most horrible leetwalg
-- the vilest names. When tired of -fa