The Express.
London, England, 1856-03-28 00:00:00

GUILDHALL.

ASSAULT ON TUN FOLIC& AMU Al rEMPT TO 118CCE.

Wallies Hill was charged beta* Alderman Fineis with
eassultieg the roles in the execution t t •heir duty, end
also with assaulting c7mplainent.

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William Nipprese, a stiopmsn, said he lived at 3, Beer-
alley, Farringdon-street. At about • qu►rter to sis
is the afternoon, he was passing obsess Farriegdoo-street,
when be met defendast, who commented abusing him, and
when tt at failed to provoke an moult, be invited complain-
alit to strike him, at the same time off.ring to keep hie
bands behind him. This offer he alto declined, and the■
the defendant committed • violent assault upon him, sulk-
ies him in the fees, and cooing his nrse to bleed profusely.
He stalled • toliss-coustable to take him into custody,
when he renewed the assault with greater violence.
City police-constable 247 raid be to k the piton' r into
custody, and he walked a few yards with him quietly, hut,
upon posies the photographic porteait nom, be attempted
to rash into them. This the witness prevented, and arcuffle
asand , in which be (ire consist+) was thrown &so on the
back of his head, and the defendant commenced 'Celtics
I him shoot the body mist savagely. Ile, however, kept
his ho:d of him, and ultimately, with the assistance of
five constables, conveyed him to the station house. The
defendant wag drunk, bat not so bad bat that be knew
what be was shoat.

Hobbs, 264 raid—Seeiny a crowd in Fa riagdon•street,
he wait up end bond the last witness thrown down, and
immediately afterwards four sea rushed oat of the
photwraph e portrait rams, and declared the police
*herald not take dolandent pest Ws own hones.
They then endosvanred most seorouply to rescue
the inhume, and ono of them—a tbort, eiderly man, was
most active. He took the hoods of the mutable off him
severe! times, and put his (cot on witness's tote in such •
as to Rive the Fit ner an Opp rtuoity of kick log
him in a most denaer us p r: of the body, a einem-
star co whieh Is. immediately ok adv men, of, sad kick od
him six or seven times. He was, however, too el( se to him
far the kicks to tette the full rife c*. ir varied. Tho prisoner
was drunk, and with !he aesietanco of fibs coedit:flee, he
wu safely locked up at the station•bouse.
Alderman }lnnis fined him 40e. fir the assault on the

roho. Sl} trltiag sqpres.. sod S . for Wag drunk
or is Olt month'. imprisonment.

TG ties, wore pia.
BOW-STREET.

IT,lliate Andres io, • • limper" or labourer employed in
istlruirrg *steels at tn. Loudon Harks, was charged with
100,64 4 au:or crated Joseph Broker of 31. 17s. 64.
It app.ared that at • late hoer last night the
promo,, who ass tho drunk to give any sa-
tisfactory evietrem mewl!, was riding about in •
rib wit► the premier and four or five other., stopping
at every public-house be found open, and treating them to
&Mk. Oa oat of these octas:ons the cabman observed the
wheeler secreting a kaile in the sleeve of bit rivet, and his
oespisioos beiag ea, It'd, he watches*. the prisour. The
Liter got Mto the cub, and seated himself by the side of the
preeente who Isd bia hands in his breeches pinkeye. The
gabs.. coati•uei to watch Anderem through the window,
*eau, bemoaning out the prosecutor's pocket. He drew the
attn• on of the other co, n to whit prisoner w•ae doing, and
sent ,rap he:srao, nit! t )4)il iln iu charge. 3/ 17..64 was
Sonnil epos him. The proreeator war soder the imprisrion
lba• ve held lest in the Coors. of the night about 61., but
w.s st•able testy I o• m..ch he hid when he entered insult.
Ti.e tnrcistrate observe . th.t tt e ease was ons of extreme
itifficuay, as there was really no evidercs that the money
fouled oe the I riot ner was th it of Booker.

The prcoectit:4 said be dil erat wieb to protest* if be
c Sul base his so, soy

The magistrate Co the prisener)—Do you chin "k.
am.) ?

l'res ,nee—No, your winbip, lot I.
The tousistrate—Then it !Ivey be given to the prosttietor,
snit the pr"to:er nine•. be d.stitor,e I.

WORSHIP-STREET.
W I was Br;nelel., ■a uthl.t e you, g f llow, formerly of
the Tower Hamlet* fdi.lrie, 1121.1 di•traoded, was charged
f.ra Mr. 11.. mol .itb t►e following dating tobbf ry, at
lb. K w.et A•m. T.•ere, Hostoo.

W mJo .cs, who Ilse the maaagemi, tof the
basias.s dur;..ft the absence of the I Itrlsdy, stated
that on try previous evening, while at the rear of the
preoiws, he saw the prisoner on the roof of an oat.
too.* immediately beneath a window, which was
oreo. Wits'a sot p wed at the instant thst he
hod Owen ti.k,rg with one of the servant girl., but,
besring shreks in • womsn's voice, he r us into the street
and p revived him drop horn a wall into the
strut and eau r ff. hot sis turning a corner, walk csolly
towards him. Simultaneously +Mt ethers who beard the
ers.ery, he seined the accused, and saw • quantity of
js sunny, tegetner with a wascb, all his (witness's) own
pr. per y. tab.& from about his person.
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Prat lla Jobram one of the servants, deposed to harlot
procerded swam about size o'clock, whoa she wu sot-
pri4d st lialitg the b-a-room and drawing-rum doors
o •a. Oa eateriag the latter apartm•et she fogad acme of
lei- &listen forced, sad was buteuisg dows.tsits to give
as alarm, when t►e prienuer noised from as adjoining room
with as uplifted staff, es It purpos eg to strike her, hot she
screamed, sod that he :ea back from whrsee he came,
making ►w maps by th• wisdow; eves th•e her alarm
was cub that io attempt op to &wad the stair• she rolled
Gum the top to the trittose.

Mr Jose, said the constable's staff eras his property, and
prettier mast have removed it from behind the bed-room
door Sabo/quer-Cy it was fosod, t•getier with Mall
home breaking imihments, on the Wes of the outhouse.
Ammo ta the premises had Men o►taind by prisoner
ablobir g up a tree on to the 41e, mad 'beim @prises, to
the eeisecm in quest 01.

The &repel pertiuseioasly denied the charge, insisting
Mat he had peked up the j•welltry from outside the hones
Mr. Henault fully ciminitted h•m for Mai to Middlemen
&mom

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MARYLSBONE.

ON IBILLIT AT ♦ LICINSID

vlc trALiwes.

This day, Eisend An ems, a private is the 8 yd
East Maldive's :tattle, ea billet et the Terries° Arm.
lienti.t -town, Will charged before Kr. Lmg with eteallag
a large quaatity of wearing ai ;we', the property of Edward
Berke sad Jams Caddra, the waiters.

It appeared fr ma the ;vicleate of Mr. James Vern, the
proprietor of the house, that the prev.ous soothes his
st,ention was called to the primmer, who had left the hots•
dressed i• a suit of clothes which was sot of • military
character. He west immediately in pantie of the prisoner,
sad saw his. s. he was proceeding down • tbotosgbfate eon-
tared with his stables , he came up with him en 4 mot for
• policeman, int, whose ousted; he gave the priests,.
Is auger t Mr. Leas, Mr. Verity stated that the pri-
mmer tad escaped hem the roar of the louse, sad of over
• (mien wall. This was hi:tweet sever sad sight o'clock.
He had o► • salt of clothes belonging to one of his waitete
Policeman Thurston, 9 295, preload • esperflas black
hook oast, *black si.k wa•ttcoat, • black cloth overcoat,
tad • pair of black cloth tremens, wh;sts the primmer
had et.

Edward Burke, a waiter, said that all the article', except
the ersicomt, were his p.op•rty, aad had been takes owt of
his room.

Thurston said that ha foiled them Is the primer's bed-
room, is which he also toyed a beadle, rontainiag s qua.
thy of other wearing-epperel, totalities of s mat, s silk
waittosiat, two pain 0: iraaseri, a partmantase, Me. Thin
wen coo • quantity of copper pesay piece', item,
aseroatieg to 2s. 2d.

JINNI Caldon ;tiestifled the lut artkdas predated.
Themes stated teat after be e .aveyed the pious" to the
Magni, be took off the dukes w►isk were 'fog him.
➢tr. Lusg—Dist the primmer say anything I
Thantea—lfee. He said ho Wl9 very sor.y for whistle
had date.

Mr. Lag asked the prisoner whether be would be Mad
by a jury er abide by los daisies.
Tb. p•ietaer said be woald lists ►is fate to the magistrate.
He was seat Is. sic apatite to the Haase Correction.

We read is a letter from Rome—_N The Prisms
del War, daeghter of Q2llllll Christina, baying ressived
a saarrnage portion t f two millions of frosts, there is so want
of sailors foe oae of her sisters who is amnestied. Two
Roman prism, the Doke del news and the Doke dal
Riolll, are, moo' the suitors, those who aro sessidered to
hays the best chases of enesese."

Count de Moray gives a grand ball this (Friday)
etesiar, at which the PlaaipAestiariee will be wisest.
The sale of the effects of the late Mdme. Allan, of
the Coombe 14111/1011611. bas reallied batwees 60,0006. eta
110,000 tr. Awes the att,elle sold were several eissaileest
presents reerlved by her 'ben at St. Pete:Airs from the
ROWS& Coort.

The French Minister of War is anxiously consi-
dering how b• se ti prevent so *eldest' from being tette-
theed Into the south of Isaacs by the sick *slalom return-
ing from the Belt

The Borges Zeiimg publishes a list of sabserip-
tiers matted st Balls se to the 22. d as ballad
the family of the late N. Se Hissksldey At that date the
test 'coma raised arm 70,000 bases. A law from the
nme city states that the eseseseee to, sad intimate &Sad
ef, the deemed, lia,oo de Z•dlits Nestaireh, hes plead as
estate, which he posses sale &taste, at the Capella of t►e
widow defies her lifr.

The coastline:lh of Major 0. T. W. Sibtborp, M.P.,
estertsiced him at a public diner et Limn es Wotan-
day. Is the count et a report of the mending, the
Stamford Mrrettry says To the tract of 'the Dletsep,'
Mr. Barley, Primitive Methodist preacher (erten Galled
Bishop Barley) respeaded is torapliaaeo with tlw epreeri-
ens sails at the lower table. The Roy. G. D. Whitehead
thee formally sad appropriately atkaewledged the least."
Bootee rams will in all probability be revived this
year, audit yen laywasable &aspic«. • seta**. Ilia,
headed by the attaly-eleeted M.P.. Herbert legrem. Iteq.„
with the nodose sae et SM. has Iwo *roost
berme hes sise sigaillisd his hantios et pr saltine to the
Boise Teat Club a headmate dim goblet, to be smiled
he by the pistils belong*: to the eels at the can.) regatta.
We reed in the Lincoln Mercury The setae of
human 'unity sad !raider labour is head Is a ataaameigt
is sued the intltsdeal aieninest roues. his sheet three
emeeries old, sad the writer has setspisd s deem bib
pease If vellum is *melee his direst dement from Aden !"
Oa Saturday M. Riven, one ci the Deputise in
Me thseish Chamber, sad U. Ceram% editor el are st the
jounce of Madrid, met et a *Lep &herd shoat the..
mike hen the snits], fry menu) essehet. The meet shows
was s field s few steps frees the high coed. The noneut.
Itelmor, Met de swot& wen drama. the Abate et the
leselity wits a strain went cane spew the 84464 sad ser-
ried off boat inseisals sad wends. Rabseqesedy, sa
premishe that setting more should be dose, they win
Messed. The affair bag touted sone sesesenest gamest
the trite of Madrid, the wags nutting that the Almeida had
haired a hilt from rorA of the duellists

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