The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-22 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAT.)

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
GUM MILOS ON ♦ MI ALL

Two midi* kik named Reorder and Javan
rap, van Barged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with being cop-
e/mid whit ethers in the following gross attack on Mrs.
Clatheiriee Ihrwey • warded woman, residing at
2S Newsdreet,
Mrs. *arty mid— yes pries through Hyde-park,
about 8 o'clock at might, meteriey week, being so invalid,
and wearing an iestrament to euppert my leg, having en
injured kneecap. I yes suddenly surrounded by the pri-
semen and six or eight ether lads. My pocket was picked of
my puree, cootaleimpame silver, aadl was shamefully ill-used
by the lads. They pat their heeds op my clothes, and
behaved in the gemeest manner possible. The mummy
were two that ill-treated me, but I wee so frightened that
I scarcely know which was the worst of the two. I tried
W get away u well as I could sod in doing so had my shawl
much torn. When the lads saw the instrument on my leg,
I they made use of the most disgusting language towards me,
end then ran off.
Charles Smith, 131 It. said he went to Rearder's Weep
this morning and on telling him the charge he said be had
made • mistake this tin—. He took him into custody, and
then went to 'Alley's lodgings and oa telling him the charge
ha said he was there at the time, but had none of the
mom.
The primmer, were remanded for a week.
WORSHIP-STREET.
1111t.IITPUL OUTILWIL.
Taoist ir denary and Fro will Jui aeon were charged before
Mr. Leigh se foams :
A week mime Robert Jones, • cabinet maker, was pass
Mg aims Commenialetrest, Spiteleelds, at an early hour
in the monism when he observed the two primmer*, who
are mem MA has is weight and stature Moo himself,
attempt to semi • cloak that fell from • woman the wane
of liquor. He, however, interfered sad mematot
oe which they made • desperate Week nppoomn
him, in the comes el which be was nearly
After some minutes pod elapsed he contrived to re-
lease himself from their grasp, land ran as well
as he was able towards Wlaitachapel, but bearieg foot-
stops behind hint, he turned his heed, and perceived both
hie assailants at his heels, Santry the nearest, and almost
inseastbately afterwards be received a violent blow on the
back, sad a voles exclaimed "Give the-- another." He
Mopped, sod called " Ptgios," not really knowing what had
seteally occurred, namely, that he bad been stabbed, but yet
feeling an acute pain when he was Amok. As policemen
amp, H division, came up, blood was men on the pave-
nest, having trickled down frees the Waited man's
tamales, and he pointed out the prisoners to him as those
who bad outraged him. They denied the charge, but were
moveyed to the police station in Leman-street, and about
50 yards from the spot where the parties first met a clasp
knife was picked up, open, but unstained. On the follow-
ing morning the prommator, evidently in great pain, at-
Waded to prefer the charge, and they were remanded. The
woman mentioned was now in attendance, but as she
admitte el having been • little in liquor her attempted
Identity of the two men did not materially unseen,, the
weight of evidence against them.
Mr. Heritage, who defended Santry, closely cross-
szamioed the prosecutor, but could not shake hie positive
assertion that it was he who stabbed him, and Mr. Clayton,
• surgeon, stated that the wound in gustiest was precisely
wash a ace as would probably be inflicted by the knife ;
it was rear the spine, three intim ia lemith„ and
pro-
ban the oe more of • slanting est downwards than
• slab ; its he had not ascertained, Prosecutor had
I eared great 'Amities from less of blood, and should not
, have been in attendance ;it was his wish he be kept quiet.
Mr. Leigh offered to receive sedisiestid bail for Johneom
• only, and, in sending both to the eselions, observed that
I them repeated manes in this district wore emmelkimg per-
- [icily frightful.