The Express.
London, England, 1858-06-03 00:00:00

THB POLICE COUB2B.

MANSION-HOUSE.
Mr. Themes Jews, a respectably dressed man, of about 40
years of age, wee changed before the Lord Mayor with having
aseanited Ann, his wile.
The prwxntrix, who exhibited a black eye, and was so-
oommodatsd with a chair whilst giving bar evidence, said—
Yesterday I sooidestally met the defendant, who has de-
serted me for a twelvemonth, in a confectioner's shop In Old
Broad-street. I asked a friend of his, who wee with him, to
lend me a few shillings to pay my lodgings, but he declined
doing so. I then asked the defendant whether be intended to
let me starve in the streets, as I had not repaired my mow
from him dm my support for swirly a twelvemonth. He
made no reply, but attempted to ruah peat me, upon which I
told him that he should not go like ihat, and last I had been
looking for him for twelve months in ceder to compel him to
maintain me. He up his band, and I struck him on the
hat with my . He took from his pocket • knife, and
said he Mee to stab me with it, but I do not
think he intended anything of the sat. We then
went to • public-hones In Hlshopegate-stmeit, when he per-
suaded me to give him my wedding-flag mad keeper. He
celled for some port wine for me, and drank several gime,
of gin and water himself, when he endlimly gave me a
blow In the face, end darted out of the boom I pursued
him, calling out " police," and he was overtaken and
looked up.
Cross-examined by Mr. Weather—l do not know where
the defendant is living now. He drove me from home
=Vinalsoondoot. When I left him I swear I did
e 1.2001. worth of property belonging to him with
ma. I will say how much I took whim my eolialtor is pro-
ms*.

The Lord Mayor—l do a* think it at all asoserry to
eater into these
of siltpirtiankre. I have eimply to deal with the
ebarp .
Prosawstrk—Fear sett ao I rewired fce are tints
la. 6d. par weak Mk the . I be=asa
pawn my gold m irk rod rings, to
Cromezendmi seednued—l have be* to 01=
sod to Begingge Weds psi ski. I was boned over at
dull to keep the pees ihr six id* for breaking
glen.
The Lord Mayer—The only question is whether me smolt
Ira bon eibleL TM preens nk exhibits a bleak-eye.
Mr. Woolner—The gmi is whether she did not get in
tbe ilk hien bid and bee husband, when be et-
reWpt ant of her meow md . I iestsad that when
to
pert her batemes heme, doe took I,sooi. me* of pro-
y with bor.
TM Lord Mayo —With *et I have no vet/WM to
do hem Hake coq eiremisse, it tea nod cowardly
sin kr • men to strike a we e. It Is the duty of
M. ildirihni le meth it hie wis, kid of desarling Mr
for • Mikan& I shell kisnin the see for a
k the hem that in the seenie keno Mende of
the respell* perdu will kink led eMrst • er,
arreagemmt beim* than. TM adieit mot shiesnte
his ma reergulesoos to SOL, end Md ewe went, to 101, to
aid en the day of enrmreM, sat Ili ea sermgenent is
net then kw to lAA edjudkete upon the ere.
The debit to the course of a short roe put in the
NrY and yes Worsted.
.isith *seam del*i, appeenuallizona sum
mons whisk sherged Mobs les d
eelle
by a slow-boat, whereby he bed keened ender
the set for the region et skombeets oaths river Thai.
The debit pleaded net sulky.
Mr. I. ILpeded Cowln—l on imp eeter el bans to the Wool-
exit id* Illesem CIIIMOMF. Oa the 26th ult. the di-
sne ln the " Omni" tan Gravid with three
ens of thms Mks shove len yore of Ne. Ile
ledrst We lin irk kiss Onteumsd, *lda would
*mirk sal the ilk tell& at Miff end the two
="ones. I
he hide *
aid kmma it
and the third, upon
he replied atinney, that he had
node ea arreogsit with the collector to Isko himself and
the three akin one amid end beck it Ss. He is in-
debted la. end. to the sompany.
Detindent—The ogee slay ids* are lye, seven, and
ten. I mkt mks the inegessolon that for the younger
eblid *my wee net *id le shone at all. The colleetar
told me that two iels world do for as all, and we landed
at
.Rositervllie,ml common bawd age* without the slightest
°ll=biteable to our only having two tickets.
se Ai, the cellester, was the called, and said—
On the day is question I gave oat the tickets. I did not
allow the klendist to paw with two tickets for himself and
three children._

iiefesdeat—This Ewa Is Dot the oolleotor who supplied toe
with the tickets.

The Lord Mayer—Had you not better pay the le. 6d., and
rest estisded

Deindaat—No • I AM be fir bettor satirded with your
lordship's decision.
Mr. Courtin—l whit your lotdahi pmt settle it. I hive
the (havoseed ticket also
The Lard Mayer (to the dahadaat)—lf you trill not settle
it Ireton The cusapeny demand 1.. ed. el you, and I have
it
aids&ii3= to fee you.
No, try lord, I aliould hike to have your de-

The Lord llayar—Thms It is wiy duty to order you to pay
la. It, the SUNNI teethe Imre ; IL the oast of the summons,
amid Ts. N. kethesessimemest the these ettamease—in all Ilk
The dshment immilteely paid the shammy.

Ihsaylainalaws,•bansairrmaker,telduts at 82 King-street
term% Lower-read, larksitos, was charged with obtaining
the sae of la. Id. frost Elisabeth Hibbing, a hawker, in Bri-
tannia-
le.Adds, Wastes, by etatiag that he was a police-
esselse

The primer west to the Mbar&Aisids, at which pleas
•hk h big head, and repiessetlag that he was a poker
osasemble la plain clothes, odd that be wee ace psid he
amid Ides the dell and heath-kespere new 4. On
I. obtained several sem el resew la this way, and
be west to the perdu mph, hat wormed having
foseihMed lase this add he the eapyredloa of the hir,
the geodes wen empldeas, mad thinker hem beta ash,
the primer we elm late eashely.
Two cease __N pewei apiast the prisoner, who wee said
101., or la MINN et mune two eshader mouths is the
Roues of Coneethe.