The Express.
London, England, 1858-07-21 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 21, 1558.

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INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Juor 20.
(Before the Chief Commissioner.)

Uncut my throat, you needn't fetch thedoctor." The surgeon
' ems fn Are minute, and examined the child. Primes, and
the child were carried u stake to bed. The evidence of the
medical man went to show that the prisoner was labouring
under a diem, which calmed great depression of spirits, and
that the disease was increesed through her pereiating in puck-
ling the child, and ultimately it produced an unsound state of
mind.

The learned Judge having rammed np, the Jury returned •
"mad " That the primmer canoed the death of her child, but
woe at the tOaeift eat torousd state of mind."

prirc;;;'s Rafe keeping.

r (Cole) wu on the ground the prisoner kicked him violently
on the body. He was all over bruises.
The prisoner was committed for trial.
John Miller, teadealer and grocer, Clevelend-street, was
summoned before Mr. Beadon for kicking and othuwf se-
verely injuring William Bishop, a boy about 14 yeses of sp.
The compvlainant said he was In the employ of Mr. Jack-
s:a, Ruasell-maws. On the 12th instant he was set
served,
and tea and sugar at the defendant's shop. He wee
and left the shop, but wu sent back again to ask to have the
tea changed. The defendant came round and kicked him
twice on his shins, then raised his fist and strack him on the
feu ; then seized him by the collar, and kicked him in a cruel
and unmanly way, causing great pain, and obliging him to
have recourse to a doctor. For a considerable time after-
wards he could hardly stand upright, and had not been able
to attend work ever since. Ile gave the defendant no pro-
vocation whatever.

Frederick Joyce, who went with complainant to dafendant'a
shop, confirmed this statement.
William Bishop, sen., coffee-house keeper, Norfolk-street,
said, when bis son was stripped he was found to be bruised
about the back and loins, and he appeared to be suffering
. Witness went to the defendant to ask him why
great bar iilf-und his eon. The defendant said be would do it
▪ John Salt said be saw the boy almost doubled up, and
evidently suffering excruciating agony.
For the defence William Veal, shopman to the defendant,
sold the defendant stumbled over the complainant's legs. He
told the complainant to stand upright, and the complainant
kicked him. Defendant took hold of complainant's collar,
returned the kick, and put him out of the shop.
Mr. Beadon said he considered the assault was a very
tental one. Had the boy been under 14 years of age he
should certainly have sent the defendant to hard labour for
two months. As It was he should fine him 61.

The money was paid.
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.3IARYLEpONE._

Thomas Batley, in the employ of llr. Pyme, a brick.
maker at Finchley, was charged with having stabbed Wil-
Hans Bradford the foreman.
The parties had some high words respecting work, and In
a struggle which ensued they both fell. While lying on the
ground, the prisoner bedew uppermost, Bradford was wounded
is the side with a knife. The prisoner was taken into cus-
tody by Elford, 361 8, and conveyed to the station. The
oftloer produced • knife which was much bent evidently by
the force of a blow, and a shirt the front of which was much
stained with blood.

A surgeon'm certificate set forth that there was an incised
wound on the left aide of the cheat, sad that the sufferer was
not yet fit to attend at the court. The prisoner was sober,
Bradford was not. The prisoner waa remanded.

LAMBETH.

Yesterday George Warren, a ganfater, chard with a
murderous wadi ou hls wife, Emma, wu brought up for
Anal examination. _

On thenighta Saturday week the prisoner made • violent
attack upon his wife with an iron bar, used on the premises
of his master for the purpose of drawing the cinders oat of
the Inmate, sad which he had carried home for the purpose,
and bad she not thrown up her left arm, and by that lams
warded off the second blow, he must have dashed ant bar
brain'. Such were the injuries ate received that her life wee
considered in great danger, and ohs still remains in a very
weak state.

Ifr. George Falooner, a gardener, in High-street, Peck-
ham, deposed that the prisoner bad been in his len.C9 for
the last three years, and within the last twelve months had
become very much altered, and frequently complained of the
conduct of his wife, and at times his mind seemed affected.
About three months *go witness found the prisoner ble:ding
from a deep wound in his left ann. lie asked prisoner what
he had done it for, and he replied, in a crying tone, that he
did not know what to do; that he first thought of cutting his
throat, but had cat his srm instead.
The prisoner was committed to take his trial at the Surrey

Jana loam, a Hgtit porter and oonfidestial servant in the
employment of Mr. Thomas Howell, a draper, at Henning-
ceamt=gewes charged with plundering his employers to a
c extent, and William &loges, an errand boy, in
the service et Messrs. Drew, Hay and Co., wholesale
be Boah-fans, City, was also es an ems-
sdrrylitate robbery.
The primers were remanded.