The Express.
London, England, 1865-02-28 00:00:00

should b• stated that Gregerio is the Wilke num st the
prisoner, sad that his screams is Mogul. The winnows
for the prosecution went before the peed jury yeitoi,
ehernoce, mid they cams Into court shortly afteload,w .
& imp bin tor mansianglitereming the till for Mizei
unarder. he me yet lowa stray whet comes mil la
alum but it usionkeed the eam wal be takes a
litutsday .aralai, Were Yr. Artie* to
(Before the Ocemarea Smiessii,)
mad Brown. 40, WidOWEwasiDdielid for Made*
atorenteifeit oda. Iron knowing it to be maw*
eilirory without lassiastion tetma.d a redid of
sad went former meridians for pan* boss matt
last of which oho was sentemed to fear years! pad sini,
add, was proved against ham It aka Iramprsd that « e
bar last eguk.o9 alto was released on a tkee4o4laave oa ,
the Bird Deosseibur last.
TM rheum whoa called up for j &gam
aloes her liberatioa she had endear to pia a hal;
livelihood, but bad bees frustrated by the pollee rd.,
whew, she sought employment and annonaciag talid-44; t
a tichet-onsare wow.
The Oommon Berisent mid be touldglesno andouille
eke • statement. It was maaidee err as ie.
ee.rofbsd.r. for scarcely was she eat of pea
=lathe clumsily of the crown thee she mind
bar old habits. The seetoaes was that dr Mho
in mull servitude for eight yam.
Wawa. "Wawa, 28, and Hem?, Ward. 2s, who led
glegeadAl guilty last amiss to an endietaneet for 1.! %
aid snow whom judgment had bola
wan bruggbi up for seateace, when Ward wee reillra
be kept in penal servitude for eight, and Phillip kegs r
term of *even you'. •

THE POLICE COURT& ;
GUILDHALL.

jo,e,A woolgrove, agai, a camas, we brewer..
Mr. Alderman Challis, clamed with maw go —7*,
woman (whom name is tuslenows) by guip bardela. .
sad main over her with a eau drawn by two ham .
legging to Messrs. Piektord and Co., An pus allow
camera.
Henry
ohnocis said-1 live at 39 New gruippikasr
and am a watchman to Memo. Pete sad lista,
the contractors far the railway which moms ffrianereara„
This morning at about a quarter to 4W °Meek I was se 4
Scow-hill, about half way, when lobeaved the prima
drivimm two-bons van at a furious rate up liklanmeasill
It wee loaded at the time, and all at ones I hard a saws '
and saw a woman lying in the road, both wheels hada
pried over her body. The primmer pulled up op
down to see what had taken place. Thee ajuad mein -
wee sot them quite dead. On the snivel d the
cab was procured and eke was taken to St. Baethe
Hospital, where she soon after died. The van was ere d
' Moan. Pickforde, and the prisoner wee driving b at Is
este of 10 or 12 miles an boar.
Alderman Challis—How can such a rate of speed a fig
be attained by a loaded two-hone via going up bill?
Witame-1 am able to judge of these matters, is Has
been a coachman, and used to hones nearly all ay hfu
have been for some time ors duty on draw-hill, end lavisp
observed a dangerous mode of ascoodiss the bill ge►
timed by all the railway carriers' VIAL I has d
UMW cautious& the drivers. The practice it to tats
what they call a "aappeannngg" at the foot of the
which is generaly enitt to carry the raids Ind
way up at a rate of 10 miles per hour, when the and
elactloses sometimes to • walk. The going up the hill girt
a "spring" is • wet dangerous practise, and meld M
altogether avoided by stationing one Or two extra ham al
the foot of the hill to afford assistance to the heavily he.
vehicies.
The Firm admitted that be started up the hill will
" spnag, but said that them were other raids@ ebidi
got is his way, and be did not men the TOWN until she me
under his wheels, whim ha immediately pulled up.
Mr. Alderman Challis remarked strongly an such a ea.
gerous practios being permitted, and remanded the O.
wrier. He Mimed to accept bail.

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