The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-20 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

MANSION-MUSK

A young woman, who ptee the same of Alexandre Rae.
wu charged with eoaepirfeg with s man Dot I. custody is
endeavouring to obtain by fraodalest wham, from Be.
bent Boob*, of 14, Baliterureet, the sue of 180/.
The promos," Mated that he saw sa adeartisomest ask.
lag for a lams of 160/. on good seenrity, sad applies*, was
to be mad* by let* at Mr. Wersieg's Mee, a sea** is
the Poultry. Hs called as the MEI% sad &flamer& reeeleal
a letter from Mr. Wandeg, sad in poreuencre of that boor
the primmer, in company with two mu, oaßed, lad sae of
the mem, who said he we Who primer's Mond, embed
whether be wee will*/ kr adveeoe 150 i. am orreartty of Mi. •
year rowed net as 4o house on which tits grand riot
was seemed. Mu mid it was very import** sbe *mid
have the messy that aftersoos, and the deeds IWO thee is
hor reties* hut be told her be mule sot adulate the
money without the lasetiou of hie 'elicitor, Mr. Bay*, and
an appoistaust wee made to meet at 85r. Baylis's oMoe.
Two deeds were then predated by the primmer, who, epos
that oorssios, wu sooompenied by nee of the men. Ono
of the deeds was an aseigumest of paned rest
from George Ounpileld to Mee Alexandra Bay,
dated the 21.85 of December, 1861, and the ether
to the oonsterpart of a hue of two house de.
Panirle be
villa residues", with pasture Led, ka., said
Faelklasd-villasPaulkluds Nivelehold, Sussex, ban bath
.

es the land daseribed is the lbsideed.— Mr. /ley& imam-
mended him sat to advisee tie mew wiliest further is-
quiry, and another appeitemsd wee mods. Is the Emma
time be slot down to the plasm ilescalbed, sear Hayward,-
heath. but ha could Hod se web place as Faulkland-villas,
though these wee • place sailed Fasiblaad, the residence
and ground' of • gentlemeo. Them wee, however, so pro-
perty which at all corresponded with the description given
in the deeds, sad no Moil person ea Osinpfleld or Ray wee
knows.

fiaTiwinotier waa remanded, the Lord Mayor ormaenting
to take bail, kmaelt in 100 i., and two sureties in lOW. mak

MARYLEBONE.

Edward Barnbrook was brought up charged with de-
facing • bedlam by chalking the wail in Ai&mair-baeo,
Kentish-town. Mr. Arsold inquired al the his
name. Primmer—My name? It his figured the Times
before now. Mr.Arnold—That is no answer to my question.
Prisoner—Well. our, its Barn, b-r-o-oh. teak—
Barnbrook. Mr. Arnold —What are you? Prismatic—
Stableman. Mr. Arnold—Whore do you live? Primmer
Ido not live, but reside in Sun-coast, Bishougsteareet.
Police•oonstable William Rumbas, 102 S and—This
morning I was on duty in Angler's-lane, and saw the pri-
soner chalkiog some writsog in the wall. He was writing
up "Lord land." Mr. Arnold —Lord who! Primmer—
Lord Ragslaad, and I have • motive for calling him so. Mr.
Arnold—Was scything else written up! Constable—No,
air. He only wrote it once, sod the letters were about four
inches is length. I asked him what induced him to chalk
the walls, and he said, God and the public gave me leave and
House to do am I then told him that he was wrong, and if
he did not rub it out I should take him to the station-
house. He said be would not do it, as he we judge. As I
wu bringing him along Albany-street below some writing on
the barrack walls, which he said be had does. Hs also said he
had written about theladies. Mr. Aroold—Why do you deface
walls ? Prisoner—l am authorised and instructed according
to "Publieola," who writes in as Dianna. It'll you that it
is quite time that the Crimean war was dome away with.
Mr. Arnold—So I think. Prisoner—There is a great deal
of controversy going on now about Bomanism end pro-
tertentiam. Allow me to tell you it as started twenty
yews se, and brought about by Punch. Mr. Arnold—
Has be been hese before! Primmer—You do not know me.
Bat I ass tell you I have bees has for cutting off her
Majesty's head, and the tail from her horse. (This was in
allusion to a cue whore the prisoner was charged, about
four years ago, with destroying the equestrian statism of
the Qum sad the late Prime Consort us front of the Colos-
seum.) You may think what you lure, but I toll you it is
high time something was dose. Mr. Aroold•-1 am of your
opinion, and I shell remand you. Prisoner was removed,
saying that his time would coma