The Express.
London, England, 1847-03-10 00:00:00

sleet the Idirware-road, upon an errand, the defendant,
whitest my provocation whatever, said, with en oath, " I
wssend4nees you, mak at the game moment, gave him a
tmememdene blow, tibia kneeled out two of hie teeth. He
mesltlied to the peeled, end while lying there, incapable of
made& the didandeme lddted him with all his might. There
wwa ne wanes= seembed OR either side, nor did it appear
to soy INIV kat the quirmel between the parties onm-
seas& WesuleM see heed ;in default of payment,
Mee mmethe
WlSTlLlNV=atemerve—Mr. George Thompson
was used with violently amaulting William Wardell, a
teepteder. Code t, whom Ace exhibited marks of
Meese mid that be wee in a Chelsea omnibus at
ahead dim ea the previous night, when a gentle-
Of the minibus being overloaded. Cora.
plebeeme arks seineer, allow • lady to come in "
when dellsdest, whitest rubs limed, struck him several:
fruder the bee aid body, indlmesited him down into the
ef the mailer. He bled medially from the inju-
ries Wham% apes Ida by delmileet, sad became seam-
ism —GIMP ftertea, the semdbus conductor, was
Masi te peeve the saes alt, sad deposed that the
shush the emeplakian t two er three times.—
•
riralsempsen in reply to the charge, sail, ISO after dining
at the Rama Club, be gerinto the emenlben Miles Regent.
draw After ke had Ma in • died elm% them were
baleen pmesegers, the elesteder spurned the deer end
isembed whether any geedieme• would ride cuddle to so.
amenediate • Lily, or take her now his lap. The lady al.
WA to weseinitted, end he (blooded) mode me sem.
plaint, but Whig the emetibue bpi in eemistpled in the
eerie of a her adeaeed imo Med for
vest of lees*. be et ' the neMr, and
Auld him that net only relive to pay,
but mould ledge a rem pleint spinet him, He Mo-
seyed, theft be wee at all Cow meet desirous that ladies
emit rash* every ancemmodaden, and was 'lvey, willing
te mobs teem Ihr OM if pomade, but that omnibuses were
= rimer, eight minutes until half-pest eleven at night.
told him that he did not know what was pros
pperr melded towards ladies, and continued to use offensive
Lfgsety whoa, irritated to the extreme, he committed the
Arndt eempldneil oE He had received greet provocation,
what he tweesmail would be taken in extenuation of the
eihneelle bed eemielitted, for which he was reedy and
!Alai topqMopeaalty of the law.—Mr. Broderip said
▪ arse veto ~Sat en sinault had been eommittoA, end
Met se doling • nettle, that be could not deal with it
temdaselL but timeddered bie duty to send it for trial
mt the eeeimrns. T e (Mew muse out of the shameful wa-
ded et the esedueter, in Piling the omnibus in the way
411111011111.10111 IN hoped that the inspector of pollee would
mks preessftgs against him for it. 'The conductor's }Ar
viour, was exceedingly diseraoeful. The provocation the
defendant had received was mast gross, and under
' that provocation the defendant had forgettna
sad bad takes the law in his owe hand,, fisr which
same he (the megkeratewould seed the ere with ail its
meteediedem apse the face albs depeeltiene le the
where ft weed be truthfully immellpted. DeindememailM
been worked up by the tasate elf a lees psalm. who had
evidently been drinking body, end who bad imbed him
because he stood up emits* the 6111111efol prude§ of over-
Media, the omnibus. TM wit:mess were Cm bound over
to pmemelt, end the defendant put in bail for his apptirmicii

`iritA him

eierinisaCceiplainanti master, who was ..
in the mmailina, was then fined 40s. for assaulting a gentle-
man is his way to the station at the time Mr. Thompson
was moors .11ut there.
ANDSNFORTH.—Aeakuu.—J. Birch, was charged
with violently assaalthig J. Webb, a constable of the South.
Waiters Railway. Os the afth ult., the defendant ease to
the terminus of the Sosilli.Wertem Railway with a -
=prods. It is usrogeogy that the wagons. akeali°be
into the yard in Ower proper turn, or rewrote,
SAM Wald arise. The delhoulant yersistod la lib
bwestisead wagon through Lathegteay aid he Let
the inner ono at wh emplebait was. Me
was S. back several times, sad es he amid net de MN
the eoeatuble took hold of the nine to wake the beam
back. twasediately upon his doing so the defendaashitelr
Us on the hued with the butt.ead of his whip, eta oti
pealed lds blows several times. He also *tick him twise elf
Orbs wtth hie !et—Mr. Clive said that the ere was
the went be bad ever heard,. nor was it in the musßeet
' deolialsesudell. He should indict a penalty of 40e. with!
4s. Nolo. se in default the defendant would be unpriumed fur
manth.—The fine and now were paid.
GREENWICH. lawny. Hairy Cornieh, wee
dirwith stealing 651. in Bank of England notes from
/he dwelling of Mr.. Martha Powell, a lady row=
at lit. Paul's, Deptford ; and Jane Gale was
Trialving 461., being part of the stolen property, knowing
it to have been stolen.—Police•oonstable Bowen, 99 P, do-
=that from Information he had received, be appro.
the prisoners at Youell, near Besuninster, Dorset-
&ire, where be understood the prisoners were about to be
imarried. The female prisoner delivered up 461. which she
mid had been placed in her care by Cornish, who imbued
her to believe that it was part of the money left by bit de-
mand grandfather, end had been paid over to him by his
aunt. She had never been to the house of the promentrix,
and did not even know her name.—Miss Mary Powell said
her @kW was too ill to leave home. The mare prisoner had
bus on a visit some weeks at her sister's. The stolen pro.
party was taken hem a box placed nada a table is INC
&teem bedchamber. The now had just beat received at a
baker's, No. 15, Cornhlll. ' Had heard the grimmer talk of
a yang woman named Jane, with wham whams ender-
steed he kept company, but mho bed net mobUlf MEW lo-
day. —Mr. Jeremy said he should reed the ewe calf a
week, in order to have the evidence of the peesesubia, wed
be would Whelped bail in 401. for the young wettesa's eF
peones is that day.