The Express.
London, England, 1865-12-14 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

ILLRLBOROUGH-STREET.
imattwo OF TEE roues OF WALES.
22.14.MOunfjoy, described as • terrier,
wee charged before
Nr.ll= as follows :1
faggot Smith, IC, said that he was on duty at CL-
tiara's Hotel, Brook-Street, Hoed-etre* shortly before
that stoma*, when he saw the prima', *coding in
best el the betel, and on the Pare of Wales
ag the hotel for his carriage the
M moaner walked
of, gp his royal Ingham and said something to
las. The *Wafer, on his royal highness taking his se
pot th wal in at the window, and said, " Now you
re?
swessige, you must give me something to-2*kt." •
pad* the prisoner away from the carriage, se ago did =el
it the somants, and directly aierwerds, on the Portuguese
stater leaving the hotel, the priener walked up to hiss. 1,
ad be (the caveat) then took him into custody. The
plow had been drinking.
Ir. Knox inquired bow the prisoner obtained his living.
Segant Smith aid he was a farrier, but had dons no
wiskior some month&
Ai prigair said he could not get neer enough to soy
saytking to kayo°, in the am** as the constable and the
sweat toothed him away.
L. Kum said the prisoner was served quite right. He
id sot use why the Primo of Wales or any of the great
psnasue were to be annoyed any more than anyone else.
lithe *sleet was not known at the court as • regular
tau be would be committed for seven days.
SOUTHWARK.
Mice or MALLET.
John Griffith and Mary Eke were brought before Mr.
West:yds, charged with barglarioudy entering the pre-
miers* Meg. Cartwright, clothier and outfisixtter, Etham-
plea Dover-reed, and stealing therefrom coats of the
ohs el 71.
Paiireconsfolie 22.3 M, said that about 3 o'clock that
man be was on day in Hary4trest, Kent-street,
dee be met the prisoner carrying • oat on his arm.
Be stopped him, sad asked him what he was doing with
it. He gave each an unsatisfactory answer that he took
to km the station-house, and left am there. He then
reared oa his beat with Sergeant Gardiner and other
cesables, and found that the prosecutor's premises had
bee broken into. From information they received they
ant to 34, Ethamareet, nd in the front room downstairs
they found the female pnsaoner and on searching the room
the other five eats were discovered.
James Casey, manager to Mrs. Cartwrixht's business in
Ethim-street. said he fastened up the shop about 10
o'clock a the previous night when all the property we
ale. At 8 o'dock in the morning be observed that the
shattersad been forced, and on entering he missed the
coats sow produced by the last witness.
Inspector Gardener said that from information he re-
oared from the constable 225 Id, he went to 34, Ethan'.
am, Kent-street, and on knocking at the door for some
time the female prooner admitted him. Within followed her Another strike at several of the South Yorkshire
in, when he told her that he suspected she had stelae pro- Collieries has been resolved upon. Yesterday the men s•sa.
pat, there. She said she had not ;but witness turned the bed employed at Edmond's Man, Swathe Main, Dailey 20
no and found four pair of trousers and three coata,'sll new. Main and Wombwell Main pits, gave Della of their r.,
Be aka her to account for the possession of that property,
wan she said she did not know bow ther came there ; they 'determination to leave at the expiration of the
smd have been plea ed there while die was fat asleep. time required by the mks. This step has been
Waage secured the property and took her to the station- taken under the direct. ion of the Council of the Miners'
home. Association, the redricted system of labour, for some time If€ ____ __ _
maataoi
64
503 A said that he accompanied lut wither, and in ___oed, twin food to induce the maws to give the a! leo =a
Nanking the room he found the other c.oata, which the wit- P"'"
km Casey identified. advance of ten per oent. demanded in wages. It is ex- 60, He Manes
.I.4mALlaverpools 16_ eii :Imo:
The latter was re-called, and said that after receiving misted that the minters will retaliate by➢
a general lock-out. atoms° Mao atop% kookrimusses 22L 16
i be
it/creation from the inspector be missed the trousers The colliers of South Yorkshire were placed in a similar ao,ooo gio art o.
lfurecian 011-) He I .iipri:.
*educed.2l,ooo SO Anglo Italia (Welted: lt •
la &hum the prisoners said they knew nothing of the position last year, and before the struggle mid* it was 11,300 20 estaUdlanOor.rowah 617 19
robbery_
Ir. Woolrych committed them for trial. estimated that they had lost 70,000/. in wages. Ikea efi Miamians
EXTENSIVE SEIZURE Or DISFJ.BED MEAT AT Mr
00060111 1024 liDararousa!flirtlisb‘cium3lo.44.4 .
THAMES. WEST HARTLEPOOL.—SIXTEEN BEASTS PUBLICLY BURNT. ,
B.ooolloolllank of --"on •.• * 115 136 160
RECTAL ASSAULT ON A POST LETTER CARMEL _On Monday, four animals were destroyed at West app Iwo." of
hand o„soimemdl 9 ak ipso
Vahan Fowler and Edward York. MOM, were brought IdsrfleP"ls is "'segues" of KY' H. Pis"' the West
10.000 103 Beat cl Queensland il ra a: a: 4b
before Mr. Partridge charged with assaulting. William rant inspector, discovering they were labouring under 80,000 SO 1 eaakorOictorts.k
Gem, a Post-offloe letter
-carrier, and interrupting him na• nuderpeet. They bad been purchased in the neighbour- 110,000_ I_o Bankumeordlffiwaswrsolendumwa.. um 62,1.7 paw
hood of York, and two of them were in the poseession of 41.000 e°
the execution of his duty.
Mr. Osborn, from the office of the Fat-office solicitor, John Hassell The same day Mr. Feels moo, 10 it 4„ ca„, ..i. L , It ,idls
the purchaser, Mr.
mid that it could sot be too generally known and impromed had information that a number of lean cattle had been to. 00: "to'ltdoot,N. "mi."' i..
allot amidbouill"
m the patine that the steeling of a letter, or any driven from Hartlepool to West Hartlepool on Sunday Awn, se igs. ha. Deac.acc Cum
an
4,
49
night, and be at ones suspected they would be of a similar 80.0001 16 !Chart. Ilea. of In Wu
Meropt to steal a letter from any person in the
ploy
of the General Foet-office, or from any mail sas those destroyed. Accordingly he visited the la.ooolthe lefty
w letter-bag was • felony, and the party guilty 'West Hartlepool slaughter-lcionses with Mr. Superintendent r...9.°21 Iti° Colo
-._ ist- - -
0 the same was upon conviction liable to be transported for animals and four `,.= ',..2=.L: zr. 1 e_', X'22"... : !::
did and
found
le
four
rthlievliingve stock bore extensive izgoi 10
,--00.0,40•101--'irall:) -4" 1 .411= 10
Ida Mr. Osborn read the 28th clause of the Ist Victoria.
tap, 36, in verification of his statement, and raid that if the le •-• —Ss
symptoms . of
.the cattle plague, and those that ems isc, .00awaseta
le
magistrate should be of opinion the prisoners intended to were slaugnterea were not fit for human comiuroptioa. 6,000'100 Do. New
steal the letters in the possession of the complainant or It turned out that the animals also belonged to Hum& 10,000 60 .Delhl and london 2.6_
idgl.3 Sew
90.000 60 ;neat Loudon ti.untted, e
had stolen any one of them the Yost-office authorities would He stated that be got them from • place called Keaton,
temente. He would leave it to the maxistrate'sdiscretion near York, bat he refused to state how much he paid for 5010:006000 au isnujoiesisters EXtastengeltat
100 put;
10142 r,
101
wham the prisokers Should be summarily convicted of a. them. The superintendent of police having slso received otomo et ragdirootaaoLeaarsa. al so it
result or committed for trial. Information about •quantity of meat having come to the 20,000 is Inignsh and ewedia a. 10
6 4Ms
The complainant Grove said that he was attached to the .town in packages, &made inquiries,
• • • and discovered that it 44,000 16 Intropeml=
irtted 16 It 5 dis
attar U 10 18
Bow district post-office. He was delivering letters in the cad been opened out in the market place, and wan in the 10,000 ISO Radom
mooing of yesterday, in the Bow-road. at 20 minutes to shops there. It was found that 26 packages of dressed 10,00 d 100 I Do. Wooed st Spm l6 16 18
7 o'cloek. The prisoners and three or four others came op beef in quartem had been consigned from near York to 1.... r. 11,„„,,,,,,,„..N.-aLia:-
to him in a disorderly condition and pushed bim about. M055e5.11,,,,w,,n and Jacheers, sad they had obtained two go IlinselioMessen-.... 10 41 61.1 m 16
Fowler swore at him, and said. "-- Piss
cyck give leave from the market keeper to unpack it in the market. 6,0110 36 I lowan.. ............... all 26 27
6 , which .es There were other eight packages of meat that hed not sr- 4000 211 Do. New 6 ldis par
nitOtathleetteprr.iiolnerw'sauad6 address forfleNpaso. elf on and tote rived.
xr.Oltheßobossai94o9t bein,
jgpexam.
birio.ed.r.yesitite=4oo.in th
je.preap., esanclo
no notice of the party. Fowler came behind him of 166.00,4":41.02116 liaLonu%Kceke.otkiß==k:ll4lla, tii,
at: is,„„:::,_
in
pulled hie cape. lie got away from him, and the Mr, T. Bek. the town.clea, it was declared unfit for food, alio° 7. Do. Ti:. 74 per Om
prisoner struck him with • large parrot cage. He was and it was deemed best to at outs destroy the whole lot. e,000.1e0 ,Leedon & River I.I*ML 40 17 19 pm
struck • third time. One of the party said, " Pitch him Yesterday afternoon the meat was publicly burnt by the 20,2* es I Do. New, W. at le pas 10 6 6pa
i) and get his letters." York caught holdofthe letters he had of tar-
si - barrels. Last night it was deemed advisable to Aga 10 'Joe. °Leak of Luso. al 24 26
ii his hand end endeavoured to pull them away from him. kill the other four animals affected with the disame, which 80.000 re Mindendn and County lO 78 OP N
T 2 000 10 Lno Joint Stook
He cramped the letters very tightly and struggled with the we"' in the sfsughise4"" "d they Id" were "Deigned was * Lenams& louts anc.an all 161 171
Fiona.. He did not think he lost any of the letters. to the flames. Mush anxiety im again being felt in the dis- ow ic,. 1....,, a,. ssuiero (L al uno um
While he we scuffiiag with the prisoners they treat of • fresh outbreak of the plague, and the Mayor of Lao tol !D. do. New .
were ankh* at his head. A gentleman came , __,,,__
_,
an. Hartlepool, on Tuesday. issued a notice probibitine the oat so iLusuoa&weasvada (LI Ise Ino
por
• into the town without a proper 60,000,100 Lem I Resinalnater .. SO et 98
out of the North London Railway Stetson to his assist- usPSF"'"""' 7 inspector. The eight 10.0:01100 • Illorchaet eankilka.).. 26 IS VA
cam and the prisoners ran away. He fell over certificate from some governmentooo 100 '
Mays New lO par Ipm
Fowler in the Catopbell.read,
co and be was taken kagea of slaughtered meat which are missing have been
•rotiiool
into custody. York came to the court to inquire after Pse bt for in the town, but have not been found, and it is loom too isms..ate- bank (L so s 2
.22
Fowler, and a summons was taken out and served upon him. expectedleug they have been sold to the public by some of the "4".t06. too •D. do.
1 I 20 3 2 Alb
Roh;rt Stewart, 329 K, took Fowler into custody. He local butchers. 400010 e elklland Rank (Lire )
had been drinking, and said be wanted • letter for No. 95. A TRIAL FOR THE TEYPY.R. —SIIO wasn't a bad 20,5541 5 Naloosl of 41142121466' 4 2 21P91
The prisoDer, lived set Bromley. i
wife, but she had a temper. If she could have parted with IPlozzlgN
.te.""adtiguaaLl''rPu°'• • 100
....7 2 Dru
Fowler, in defence, said he was tipsy when the affray that one article at a sank" I woulde't hays *popped ber wool to ,Da gad sad grd Lam iget
n_
79_,
teamed. and was very sorry for what he had done. away in exchange for eny other woman in England. Not Amu tune , National Sank
York denied that he laid hold of the postman's letters at that I ever did swop her sway, for we lived togiondtheudir till 117.:61/0 1010 New South Wales all 61 46
511; he interfered bemuse he thought that Grove was about she died,, New Zeeland (Malted) 1 Ids tem
and that was 13 years. Now, my lords a
you
o?..c_c_ol _, _ _ w«
to strike Fowler. and gentlefolks all. I'll let you into • secret, though you 1,,,',,= ,t .:311,_cs 7,„__l,Titt,_
____ sit _Be .990
Ye. Partridge asked the prisoners if they would give won't believe it. Thirteen year of temper in • palace would :ij."0,7„ 7 07,-,,,,,707acz07 7 WWI 6S tea
lay account of themselves. try the worst of you, but thirteen year of temper in a eart wow, 0 Do. do. wet,. 4 i ti
dls
Fowler said he had been third caddy servant on board would try the best of you. You are kept so very dose to gm* to . Do. do. lateY.C. 4 2 10,
the auxiliary screw steamship Loodon, on a voyage from it in • cart, you There's thousands of couples among le._
.240.1. 40_ .ero_ein.secedo.ingvors.d. 10 s I
Ledo to Melbourne and back. Before that he was in the you, getting on like sweet ile upon a whetstone in houses
-1,!10: 160: Frtisse. of Ireland ~... 010 —3 —I
Blieeefle. five and six pairs of stain high. that would go to the c" "
AO* 10 Do. do a
York said he served in the London as ordinary seams°. Divorce Court in •a cert. Whether the jolting makes it Asp& se schen powf.ot Dow a. I. 4 4
Yr. Partridge looked at the prisoners' certificates of worse I don't wadertake to decide, hot in a salt
ait does come nom
In tooth Australia amu ade
Mynas and discharge. The two belonging to Folder from home to you, sad stick to yon. Widesoe in is_so 17,041
I*
Do. r. B.
steps is
10 4 4
the Captain. of the Shannon and London were each marked wildest, and aggravatioe in a dart is so aggrawatiag.—Dr. 10. ,et
'' Character for mallet very good ; character for ability Marigold's Prescriptions, by Charles Diekens. e 0.900 U•O ston at Aostralls .-. sit 64 14
very good." York's only certificate was marked in the 1 0,001100 'Vara et Inland (Um) U 4 I
lams manner. He should take the good characters Despatches were received yesterday at the Colo- BO,OO, is ,u,,m,,, /Am,. ld a, ea
hag n" I-othee from the Governor of Canada. '
of thel"U:rec."' into wasidereeiee. They
able I aPATENT OFTICE 1117SZCIL, SOUTH KMMINGTON.
n engaged .- a gross outrage on a respect.
of . ~___ for tit, weak ending Dec. 9,
DOCI.E.
Man in the public service. They no doubt thought it was —Somber room!
c good lark to upset a postman. It was a foolish and dig- . 1A73. Total nam....nber.
980,
the opening of the Museum free
rueful proceeding. •There was no reason to supports that , usury (May 12. mice ccv.
tbe prisoners intended to steal the letters. He fined them 1 LONDON GINISAL OMNIBUS COMPANY (LIMITED).
of. each, and in default of payment one month's hard labour —Traffic receipts foe the week ending December 10,
ia the Hoene* Correction. Bat for the good characters * 11.0081. Oa ea.

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