The Express.
London, England, 1865-02-24 00:00:00

THE FOLIOS COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

CLERKENWELL.
TICII nnumat, or cAsouta, mama:L-9mm gale

_~

TO • CONSTABLE-
Gwrwassith, aged 21, of 13, Bt. ralb-tmea,
mad, Osuoden-town, hackney eerier timer, NW
tom charged before Yr. D'Elnisou4, with bung drat id
furiously driving hi home and cab in the Pentomillesid,
Clarkenwell, also knocking down polke-constabls Was
Dell, 32 G, mid driving over him.
Yesterday efternosn, jest before the funeral prowls
was peening down Pestonville-hill, the police had cake I
turn all the traffic" off the road into the bye-streets. lb
defendant, who was driving a Hansom cab slowly Mai
bill, was requested by the constable to turn does Mir
street. This the defendant refused to do, but armiliski
oil to pass the constable, when the constable took hails
reins with the intention of stopping the horse. Thedissil
then whipped his horse and then suddenly pulled What
oil its banacket The horse fell, and, is doing na
the easseable down with him and fell on him. Thrig
of tie cab rested on the neck of the constable, lied it ma
surprise that the constable was oot killed on the a
When the ds(eodant wee taken into custody it was fowl
that he we. labouring under the influence of drink.
TM defendant denied that he had whipped the boot
that he was going at • furious pace.
Pollseogripsent Peek, 303 A, said that the constali
so mash Mitred that be was unable to stied. lls he
handed in ** following medical oirtificate "
street-rood, Clerken well, Feb. 24. 1863. I war a
police-constable Dell. 32 0, is suffering from • mata
of the right side of the peivia, and is unable to liessli
room. W. TAYLOR, dividossal surgeon." The Weibel
is so bad that be cannot this morning tura is his ,
In mower to Mr. D'Byommut, the wittier ass la
that the defendant was the worse for liquor.
Tie defendant denied that be was drunk, ea al"'"
his regret for what bad barmaid.
Mr. D'Eyerionrt remaed the defendant for a mai a
comented to take ball.
The defendant was locked up in default.
WATCH 30113E1T AT TB! PAOCITIBIOII.—COMIIRTAL
Joke Poky, aged 17, sad Orono
described
aged lk
described themselves as shoemakers, but gave fakes)
dresses, were charged with steshag from the poem eflb,
Frederik William Latter, a clerk to a soliateri
and gold chain of the value of 61. in the Eustoemsd_
Yesterday, as the unseal procession of the bite Oesa___,
Wiseman was passing along the Eastomroad, the P"'"
and a gang of low fellows pushed against the
ty
knocked his hat over his eyes, sod thee stole
Souse ladies who were standing on a low pars* a de
primmest take hold of the prosecutor's gold dole
prisoners pared the watch to their companioes, la
it."
act yet been recovered. Bolls prisoners were keen
polies and had before bees in custody.
TM primers said they were not guilty, bat tiff
reserve their defeat*.
Mr. lYEyneourt committed the prisoners to the 110
sex matioas for trial.

mt•

I

ion
N o
a'

sir

a

SOUTHWARK.
DISGRACEFUL CONDOM. DI ?RR GLUIEST OF TH
TERMS.
WUJsaw Mason, a raspeetablo-loohlat thaa. '
at tie ber before Mr. Woolryeb, ebaryd with
Ia smolt spat Robert Lswis is the pasty oftht w
toria Theatre. ....LA_ all
The prosesolor, whose bud wee slightly 0re...-• •
that he was is the gallery at the Victoria nosh 01.,
row took sad
provioeseaVel at the butt, sad after the wood Po"'
tritons aid a amber of caw%
Wool bodily pitched over taw heads of toe
poems to the frost. Ho fa freer Plow to re'.ol
was loweekod abets droadtally. While ea
=fiago..mrsooverthishos..goosbtlott
sprimovzirbukciFiloorgiel
sodslasso sad mead lin, sad be gave the Paw°
emetedy.
I WA psksset boolitsid he wee a twollita
rstereaublowillo owd two tootalo=t
erreeag. It being ftoolLoarrop
roto=B:tario":ll.4l7gowltio to: sod 411.1