The Express.
London, England, 1851-04-10 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

...a. l'ayne am. - _ pro-
Was ariticzed : ;'heat, white, 414 to Cie ; red, .17s. to 4a. Barley,
secution and the prisoner W'os. 'defended by Messrs. Clark- malting, 21a. to NV.; grinding. lie. to 2a. Beane, old..O to 2ns.;
son and 'Ballantine. MANSION-HOUSE. new. 2is. to he. Pea*, nousinaL thin, teed, Ida to il halt, NIL
The public have been already made hut too well ac- George Thirrie was charged with having entered a house to 32,,,.
quaiuted with the disgust:ng details of the offences imputed for the !purpose• of committing a felony. Rostrums, April 2.-Our market to-day was but thinly
to the prisoner by the police report.. It will be remem- I Mr. King, accountant, of Dunstee.court, Mincing-lane, rumpled with rumple, with no alteration in preen from lot
bored that he carried on the profession of a surgeon in said that between 8 and 9 o'clock on the night of Tuesday, isms. street, les. te 4.4.. Barley, 22.. to 290.; grinding, 215. to
Vauxhall-walk, Lambeth, and it was alleged that he had he heard a noise at the door of the chambers of which he 24a. 0ut5.,17, to 22.. Beans, 23e. to niv. Peas, 2se. to he. Bye,
carried on a regular system of debauching young girls, a had the care. He went down stain; and saw the prisoner 92.. to 22.. lama 4e. to ..r. per bushel.
great number of whom, it was proved, had fallen a sacrifice getting out at the window, and called to him to stop, and SPALWINO; April R.-The demand for Wheat has, at this
to his beastly propensities. The ease vies taken up by the told him that he would fire at him if lie tried to get away. day's niaraet, be n slow. Anything lre-li threshed, in conditoion,
Society fur the l'rutcctiun of Young Females, by whom the " Fire, and be d-d," said the prisoner, and went along essi..ldie a.t.i.,,,ruiccouryeb .litisttesqaurael
iton
demand,
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Memel fur the prosecution were now instructed. quite regardless of the consequence. Witness came in
taper qr. Bouts ars better to ell at an aupeovt mtnt in price. Ited
The first case gone into was that of a girl named Char- contact with the prisoner, who struck him with a piece of Whet, ha to 38e.; white, 31.. to ha Oats, asst. per aek,
lotto Stevens, who deposed that she would be sixteen years iron about the head and ran off, but was caught by the 16, Gils to t7s. lid. ; Ist., iSa to lb. 6d.; 19.4..90. to 21.. New
old in July next. She said that in July, 1849, she was police. The prisoner dropped a bunch of picklock keys, Bean*, 24. to J..; .Id, hes to 19..; rely one, 30e.
playing with a girl named Julia Wickes, in Park-street, one of which opened the dour of the chambers, and a box of STut KTON-ON-TEES, April 9.-The arrivals of Wheat
Kennington-cross, when the prisoner came up to them and lucifers. from abroei tor use pan week are liege; ir re the coast small. This
asked Wickes if she meant to come to Ids house that night, The prisoner, who, it was stated, hail been convicted se. morning we had a fair Waal,' (Aerate trues the growers wheat met
and eke said she did, and the prisoner then walked away, veral times of attempts to commit robberies, said the gen- a slow demand at last week'. pricee. In OAS and Berm here in no
and at the request of Wickes she accompanied her to his tleman was quite mistaken, and he requested that the Lord' ',t'4,7:ut..1,,t':;,,th:47.'„::the4,11 this day b....e1% 11Z..ent thero lirtelLi:
house, where they were taken into a bedroom, and she Mayor would be so good as to contrive it so as that the trial hire: "rot, 34. per
40e. ; white, 424. to 435.; South rountry red,
said that the prisoner then gave them a glass of sine each, should not take place during the present session, in order 37.. to 44.; white, 44. to 465. Oars. leed, 17e. to 19s. ;
and afterwards proceeded to commit the offence imputed to that he might be prepared to meet the charge iu a proper potato. tte. to 23e. Be..na, new, lan to 30a. Puri, hollers, hs.
him. manner. to Ms cal.; feeding, 211. Plum, per reek of 2010., fine
Upon being cross-examined, the witness said that she The Lord Mayor said the prisoner might apply to the .„.._.5h.1",,,1.1° 3°. •• ""Peal", 32.. 00- to 33., °.'"*"l. 73°464 2841
and Wickes drunk some punch with the prisoner after the lodge at the Old Bailey upon the subject, and committed ,''" "... lanpul'ir3.l:„o.`,.. I. i:..l:Wato the
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affair, and that when they went away, he gave her half-a- him for trial. thing, 43. to 44.; Rostock. Winner, and ntralsund, 42.'. t 1 435. ;
crown, and told them to come again on the following Fri. CLERKENWELL. !hamburg and Stettin, 41s. to 42a.; holstein and Danish, 40e. to 425.;
day. She said that she and her companion divided the Mr. lViiliam Gordon, solicitor, of I.:cob-terrace, !sling- Poing. Ildeese, and knobs, ha. to 39.. Peas. boiling, ho. to 204.•
half-crown between them, and she bought herself a new ton, waa charged with haying violently assaulted Patrick Iftodilles 260.67 27. (thaw; Passivism. 117. 114. per ton.-107 Port;
bonnet, and they then went to see the people who were O'Leary. Muss the pest week s-Wheat, ceintwise, 613 qrs.; foreign 2,313.
going to a masquerade at Vaushall-gardens. She .1.0 The prosecutor said that on the previous night, between Barley, comthee, Ito, Ohm, HO.
said that they both went to the Prisoner's house on the Fri- 9 and 10 ~cluck, he attended divine worship at the Winton Do aux, Aratt. 8.-There wu a small supply of home
day evening, and that the act was repeated, and she after- Catholic Chapel, in Upper Iteeeman-etreet, Clerkenwell, grain at market ioalav, and ret articles were sold at mos adhere.
Wench wheat Gil , aao,turley and oaten!. to lii. barer. Indian. ears
wards lived with the prisoner for two months, and slept and as he was coming from the aisle the prisoner was stand. w21.01;a1bvit0144.,.. heriih.e.r. Whits wheat, 24.6 d. to 21.; red dr.to, Zoe. IS
with him every night. She also admitted that since the Mg with his hat on. The 'Kielce was over. Ile told the
transaction she had been hying at a brothel,to 1.5 c; oleo per. to 1 Xs. prr brl.; oatosenl, 116.1
prisoner to take off his hat, which he would nut do. Wit- to II.; hdiers' lour, lb. to per cwt. ; balsa corn, Ms. to Met
Mr. Clarkson, in his address to the jury on behalf of the new moved on, leaving him behind, and he saw a woman per 46010, 1
prisoner, said he was aware that be must necessarily have take his hat off, when the prisoner rushed at him, struck
'to coneend with r vast amount of prejudice which would be him a violent blew on the face, and knocked him down. CATTLE, dtc.-Cuicninerast, April 9.-A good supply
very naturally created against the prisoner by reason of the The prisoner struck other person., when be was given into of,,,ntt,„„,."*.thttlity'imutelc"tei. p"utled: ke'eteLa' wptichnnams", 35. alftlia",. &IP",
character of the charges that were made against him, but the custody of a polite constable. mferl a N. ad. Sintbdown fat Mutton la 44. to U. M.; Inferior
he entreated the jury to exert themselves not to give any By Mr. Combe-lt was Lot customary for persons to have grail
y, Se. ad. to Is.; las h, tat, b. ais.,le is. Veal, prime and fat,
effect to what they might have heard or read upon the sub- their hats on until they got outside the chapel. Ile never 88. 60- w 416 Palk Fibs sad fate b. 1111- 10 to-
ject, but to be guided only by the sworn testimony, and touched the pretence. No one else in the chapel had on LZUDIs Aram 9.-At oar fair to-day we had a
decide upon that alone whether the prisoner was guilty of their hats. The prisoner was nut sober at the time. very good Mow or beret and cheap. Iles horned cattle were In
the crime of which he was accused. He would admit Corroborative evidence baring been given, wisilitlee. This was sues; &Mebane of horns and a
that the conduct of the .prisoner had bees meet dia. Mr. Combo observed that it was disgraceful for a perms
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' graceful and immoral ; but the question here was in hie (the prisoner's) position in life tolhave entered a place SI-„,,,,""'......'""%.'''i„...,"""7,...a"' h." ~Z.. 4dl- --;
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whether he had committed a felony of a particu- of worship drunk and conduct himself so improperly. If i-',C; „..-j- ----•-- - --"-- ----' '' ' " t.
bar description, and he said the jury ought not to the priest or any of the authorities of the chapel had come
allow their abhorrence fur his conduct in other forward to press the charge, he wergild have felt bound to - Ro.serb.ontr, April 2.-To-day's market had • fair quantity
of stook on she which eskl at last week's priers. Beef, b. led. to
respects to induce them to say that he was guilty of an send the care to be tried at the semitone As it was, he se. lot ssatki4s.. as. to as. sg. Igirsti, 41. to 41104. Vial, Is. 44. to
ammo which it appeared to hem he had clearly not era- would an. the guesser U. Per the weak. da. Peek, Is. Sags. 101.