The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-07 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

MANSION HOUSE.
oterthefireo OA= or ATTEMPT= meet
A well dressed young woman aimed Bete Gillet,*
was described as a milliner, was brought bsimi tiled
Mayor, charged with attempting to destroy bs,iff „in
very painful eiscometasece.
It appeared from the 'eldest' of a Oh peat
man that cc Friday evening about 6 &chi ke
the on duty on London.bridee, when ha saw a eth
of persona, sad • young man was holding the Owen,*
it appeared, had been attempting to get over the like,
The youth mein said that he knew the primer, eel go
would take her home, and they went away together, heili
kept his eye upon
.the bridge, and shout twisty thing
afterwards the prisoner came beck sena, gad itheing
go dawn the steps, sod a man stopped her. Hs maim,
sod inquired what she was going to do, and elormliellieg
if he had let her sloth it would all have bees o'er iambs
minutes. The primmer also said that elm waste wipe
trouble, and she wished to get out of the world ; sae is
liens, that she would destroy herself if she Was ninits
vented, he took her to the station.
The Lord Mayor inquired what was knows of lit
prisoner.
The sister, a respectablelookleg woman, who monde
great &tetras of mind, said that the prisoner lived eine
and her husband, but they were only in poor c'
and the prisoner was in great distress from poverty, eel
this had possibly drives her to commit the offeera
The Lord Mayor remarked that the primmer me 411
enough to get her own living.
The sister said she was most "axiom to work bet deli
a withered hand and was 'abject to fits, and this MIMI
her from working for her livelihood.
The Lord Mayor said that if the prisoner really se
afflicted in the way described it was of muss very niegy.
bat still it did not at all justify her in attempting to dire
her life.
The constable said that the prisoner actually hi
withered hand.
The priooer, in swear to questions put to bar lees
Lord Mayor. said that she did ,not remember anytime
what took piles except beteg on the bridge ; she lat
recollection of going down the steps leading to the meg
The sister of the prisoner promised to take sue el ta,
and prevent her from doing such a thing egaia. eed in
this condition the prisoner was discharged, sad lellik
court with her sister.
CLIMBER WELL.
Tug WHIMSY OP aIEX. WOSTH OP PROPIRTY at MO
SHOPRIX.
George Helen and Thomas Short, 'homes is .
employ of James Gardener, tailor, of se, Goswellokeiket
Luke's, were charged with stealing coats, vests, Oath
and cloth to the value of 3001-, his property.
Mr. Rithette, solicitor, attended for the preemie,
and stated that the prisoners had been In them*
of the prosecutor for some time. Having if his
mimed a large quantity of property the olio
were communicated with, sad from what cam is
the knowledge of Police-cosetaldssliiller,l4BG,thrißmp,
199 G, the primmer* were appreheuded. From is m
&Me he should tall, he eh onW be able to show in
woman who had been eohabitieg with the man Haffell is
been in the habit of going to the prosecutor's they ile
RAM's dinner, and then it was that the property
_waif*
and given to her to paws, the toothy Ivies divided item
the two prisoners. Owing to the vigilance of the two elm
KING'S Cor-eltee, LONDOIC-The opening service • lens quantity of property had he" merle", WI
of the Emaing Clam Depertamet of this college was held some of the pawnbroker in the City would not give sem
i property they had takes in beloogiog to the
yesterday seeable in the 'meetly reooostruoted impel As
might be expected from the large number of snidest" in i nor allow"m. him Wa" it, ha (Mr. Ricketallrb:deS7lll
the last winter session-664. those who Wooded with their for • "aim°. " that the Pawahmdmrs might be 82.1.1.11
friends on this occasion nearly filled the building. The
to
end compelled to do that which the law required the v
vim was read by the Rev. Professor Pfumptrei, and the drstheTyhwee FrartWeeperseu bet nand° "rem itmeaatthisgia asa moat* 1,
lessees by the Rev. Dr. Jell, principal of the college. The as
of the eveaing wee the Rev. H. M. Butler, D.D. kindi .6" by
nters utesthempl°yeram. both
guilty, ea hee
red eater of Harrow. The department, with its several
names in Greek, Lena, French, Italian, and German, math'. quii."BarkelbreamaPdadtbe "thel°prir•
sayers fee a
week. •
malice (pure and applied), literature, history. and geography.
Ise., begins it work on Moods next. The first lecture of a MARLBOROUGH-STRUT.
theme, ~Oe the Prophets of the Old Testerneet," will be FORGED °EDE'S.
given by Professor Pleven* on Wedseeday tithe at 7 p.m. Joke Watson, a yarn man, destribed as a bbekeith
FIVE PERSONS 13IIYIN EY A DOO.--On Weduesday cheered with obtaining goods by means of a forged*
teeming a boll terrier dog followed another dog into the from Mr. Douglas, hairdresser. of 44, South Andley'lmit
shop of Mr. Cl
grocer, North-street, Brightoo. Ooe was seals brought before Mr. Tyrwhite The oriel"
of the workmen named Wild attempted to put the terrier showed that the primmer went to Mr. Douglas's elm'
out of the shoperhen the animal staddeely became ferocious }nears a
seder which parportell to be signed by a gr
arid Hew at him. Another Workmen named Benham west man named Guieett, of the Albany. Goods was ea-
to the assistanes of his companion, but before they got the to him, sad he handed Mrs. Douglas a cheeps frie:eiregt
dog into the street it had bitten both severely. Outside the wbions also bore the same of Guisett on it. MIL
shop the animal nulled at an ironmonger's porter named after deducting the arsonist of the goods (U. 10s.), pee i
Street, and also bit him. A butcher's eminent who was prisooer the chem.. Suberquestly he went and had sin
passing struck at it, sod he also suffered. A borough on geode, and at lost, suspicion being aroused end iinshiel
stable named Clifford ears op with Ilia staff drawn and hit merle ate
the Glyn aed Co.'s bank, it was toned net e
the animal with the weapon, bat +rhea it loosed its hold of the name of Gingen had an scoonot at the P
Street it in taro attacked the officer, bit him in both hands, grprisoner WY then taken into custody by
and tore hie coat. A bystander hit it with a large hammer. 301 A.
A oorrespondent of the Gardeners' Chronicle calls
and it retreated into the shop of Mr. Joel, fruiterer, who Dolmen now informed the magistrate that be bad
attention to the well-kooen cedar of Lebanon in Abney ran a spike into its head and disabled it. It was then *atria et the Albany. and there wan ne person
Park Cemetery, that is so intimately associated with the killed. Wild, Bonham, and Street were take* to the soros of Guinnt there. He
bads l
emerteised t
memory of Dr. I o Wane. "Itis a splendid imes, hospital. The two former ere so severely injured that they prisoner had ooly recently been discharged from
i under medical treatment for some time nth* after undergoing 12 months' impriseemeet for a
and is now /ad" with thousands a "n" In sari"' "lles insturetinOr Street woo discharged after his wound bad offices.
of growth, the contrast bet wean the colour of which, asps- bees draesial There is ground for hoping that tee dog Mr. T bitt committed the prisoner to the I
Melly the younger oath and the very dark foliage of the wan not rabid, and only beam* infuriated at being inter- Court for trial.
tree is very charming, and, as far as 1 know, very unusual feted with is she shop. THAMFS.
in the immediate vicinity of London." THE Pawnee? Main IN HOLSWORTHY.-The ROBBING READY rnaniame LODGINGS.
MR. GALE'S GUNPOWDER ExPERIM -T men. he 11"- 0- L. Xelnolt's legacy of 21. 11:01- to the prettiest Igen West, Miss ma calf, alias Smith, a well I
Queen has intimated her desire to wither Mr. Gale's hives. staid iTerelihtwdertaushhYtawresof imn Mr. evyfriTwatanthia.awastdody
thattotallwr:
ywoomeeen
dtd, werliowouthedheeetoght2t
iTrisi
...ormr. ,prtst apircie
lion for rendering gunpowder non.explosive and explosive .
l'ersr• had been paced spinet the church door rerloostmg charged with stealing a ooneterpthe, a tablecloth. te.
at pleasurelL ose who considered themselves eligible to give to their an a tes.pre, the property of Mrs. Sesineab Rinse ~ se.
THE CHURCH CoNOithst-There seems to be an Dames. There were six csodia,,.. and from the length
aytablewidow,
time tb.churctiwwise.
were „mood is making
their Tenable widow, of No. 5, Portiandotreet.Commerniollei
impression prevalent in the Church Congress that bishops
are to clergy what pemmican im to food--all the nom- award. it ...mamas, that they had a „scam wk. It nerte
Thursday.
the
28th
01,
lest
month,
the
primer,
meet packed in smaller space. There is quite a chores of is stipulated on the bill that the pretty maid must be of se Mrs. Harvey, who hod then a bedroom sadif a
good character, and noted for her regular attendance at meth to let, and represeneed that she was the we .
demands for more bishops. Mr. Healey advised that every
dean should receive the mitre at thee, sad act es soffragoo, church. Thera is • further legacy of 21. 10e. to be paid by Metcalf. the chief mats of the ship Stanley, wren
the churchwerde for the time being to the old maid over row weeks siw wipes al tbe maw perisMd,
_enel4
• reform which we fear would rather Menthe the livelioess
than the peace of cathedral towns. The reel bishop and 30 ...... a .... geeeesed of the like virtues, and this was
the shadow bishop would be certain to quarrel, and ' Malaga and the captain. She also elated that
if of differ*" religious °Pininels t° lead violent 4inwasidids.adatil tliai.evyareC°lllitt aAfelsek.w, who go ttohewporrsehutyp taatisabder welengyal:ctawcielida I.4arrideona everye dabm4y.
parties. Dr. Osulborn again wished the chief is- than to church ? -Western Daily Mercury. Harvee, believing tbe prisoner to be day
panties. is each large tows to be made a bishop, a sug- mg CATTLE Fimoo x. -The district of Maiden- and taken off her guard by her planxible mothers. at
will rotftmhaonhbiahbituthia while Mr. iut rne.ftdss Hinoptrasbop.t°T. head has been peculiarly to:fortunes,' is respect to the pre- let her have • sitting-room and bedroom, of which
sent visitation amongst cattle. We am informed that a leder" took immediate possession. In
tohe followieg
see &Meese' conterminous with counties. If we mud have
but 1 the district of ?daideohead upwards of 200 beasts have died Mines prisoner was vielted by a fema wth made r
more bishops, that is by far the beet stiggestion,
front the disease, exclusive of those who have died within ~ stay sad left. The prisoner quitted the
surely there are enough to confirm and ordain all candi-
-1 the borough. Amongst others a herd belooging to Mr. I sees afterward', and did sot niters. Mrs.
dates. All other episcopal work can be delegated, if the
Van de Weyer h bens attack:l, and several of the cattle 1 awl her
daughter visited the rooms the same
bishop will, like any other great civil officer, oonsider him.
self the head of • department, and make thet:lirt- 1 have died. With" regard to the rate of mortality someget iat 1? o'clek, sod mimed the articles above mistimed.
animals actually attacked, it is in this neighbourliOott *One- I the rooting of Word& , the 30th ult., Mrs-
merit work. Suppoos the archdeacon. in' a of
what less than the general average, wording to the Werth- the prirooer in Jo • t. Stapes,. sedge,*
performing archidimental duties," do a' little wart.
The Bishop of Oxford explained the scientific difficulties ia non of. Professor Campo. In one case 11 were ettackedthd the custody of Shirley, • colitheosemble, No
Moe died, and is member time were attacked sadness died, whom she stated that her Wee was West. '
&tiptoes by saying that all God's revelation must be thee-
and in other eases in about the same proportion. Profthor she bad been in the envies' of • gestlems,„
lutely tram but it did not follow that all revelation should
„e Gamete thinks that only about one oat of ten removers, but named Arnold, at Na 5, Ashburn -sillaa, Oren%
be.,„gi,...iven..' or inamtendt Id ',at° be given, iwtith,,,;,&lbanalb„elansnassun i..+,-„_ this is below the mark so far as regards this mei hbourbood. Shirley visited all the street', terrieth orameats.
ti-that
—e
--oiscu--re-siiiii am-b-igo—ous: -We th-n --ond-e-rs- andt- -,
In the easwhirell beasts have recently died, the other places Named Ashbershase, sod every No. sin
natural problem left to men to ditherer sa an exercise to .
wee insured in the company recently established in Read- could sot discover any gelltlemse is any or bear se.
A,..... tag. Mr, Henryan of A Ithothe Farm, has bent of the primmer. whose real rime he believed aed
whist irraveltiell is•-banreut lay reav:lliaffitoi°nalt thidegat ?inteonetsiwsikithe biehop •I appointed I."lnPtrycl6l for I" Maidenhead d'"Ost,ledhe has _formed. wee Smith and not West, .or Metcalf.
tfi
mean that the revelation of the creation of light before 1 berm almost incessantly engaged in the duties i this very
her ono her Visitor yea. to which sae remise
the thanes of the sun, moth and stare, for Inatome, is • ! "Mmlatit-indlint- Br?" Cbr"„wle• I ousekeeper to a bricklayer in Bonbon-Veen-
revelation, but not oole intended to be given with so much I ri (Berkshire :believed the prisoner was an artful adventuress,
THE ItINDZIIPAINT II ISKRZP.-W- . ..__
clearness ea the revelation of the oreatioa of man is God's Cbeenieft) nedernond diet the nodereeet is shoot. hat 1 bees going about taking Weir under Dem- -"Saws
image? If sa, the iteration of unclearness as to the former i broken out at Mortimer, on the farm of Mr. Within& and robbleg them-
revelation was certainly fulfilled, but the difficulty is as to ' About a hundred sheep have been sneaked ; end many of I in. B.:wlines, of Edith-etre'. t, Haelmerroode r
the residuum of revelthop left in it. Why cannot the them have died. The sheep hers been with some cattle Ceseir ea her ot••••••-, sod she bed brought ba"
bishop my like a Man-what he knows in his heart as well which had lately come frees Lithos. Is the neighbourhood ebldhood. The Wenner left her three wools
as we do-that the Nicene° error is human, and the spiv of Maidenhead the rinderpeet tote be said goon% to ram Mr. rartridge committed the prisoner for trial
Mon revelation divine? - Spectator. . but we have sot yet heard that is that dearth it his at. WANDSWORTH.
Tan Wavass.-The earth it parched for the tubed sheep-TUB !RUM in via imiloiro rum
want of rain, aid thretatioa t
he"ees' eery much. the I An extraordinary attempt to commit murder's's+ Kr. Thome Hall, m extensive boilder at Mertes.
....--
drought materially affecting the
end root mops made co Wednesday (says Saunders's Nora) et a place tofore Mr. Daman, the siting enaginestee foe
which at the time promised eo great as ebuodanth yew called Inyeso-beidge, sear Bellymehert, acuity Longford. agaiert three *ethers for threats sad midat
terday moralise there was • slight frost, and when therein A gamekeeper in the employment of the Hoe. King Bar. In seethe to maniocs the sppliceet said the
comes we shall subside into winter all at once. Such an the, and a labouriog as mimed Deltas were Walking= wet work foe him, but they come thee
autumn senile present wee Dever knows. and people Boger the road together, when a man same& rt mom oat mime and threatesed to nee "totem* to ?
at the swath which is now wary enjoyable. Ram sod a of his own hates aid ahot at them. Manning severs wooed' if Nary ',ensued in his employ. Then
lower temperature would probably hove a beseficial affect os both. Deltas, who received the hall in the lower part a strike Is the buildisg trade for tamer
as regards the cattle Pierce, the cholera, the other assena of ►bia stothab, is sot exported to recover. Catheter% Aid, be had the two men born the Isle a Wight,
-Cm Inereenrarrii- thee lightened to work in esenetheath if the ?
i cad boa sat yet bees arrested.

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