The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-22 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAT.)

MANSION-HOT/88.
• DISORDERLY YELLOW.

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William llhums, • tell balking fellow, wall known to the
City polka es ea lacenigiblo " drank sod disorderly," we
almriW as follows
PWowenstable 623 sold he wee on duty la Blehopogefe-
street, shoat 4 o'clock this morning, when be heard • on, of
Patios I" sad as going to the spot found the prisoner then
outside • public-hone, creating a great disturbance. He
bed Jost been turned oat of a patillo.beems Ice being
Aveiro end disorderly, sad Wiring °OK'd a good deal of re-
eisteace, hat his coat and his shirt much torn in the
Urania. He wanted winters to take • person into custody,
who, ha said, bad easaultad him, and beams. witness refused
to do so, be threw himself down out the parement, where
he kkked aid somentod until idx or seer policemen, who
were steered by his cries, oonveyed him with some difilcalty
to the station-house. He had been taken into custody, and
brougbt up cm • similar charge the pennons day, sad dis-
charged with • re_primand, on his promise not to do se iris.
Lord Hayer—what have you to my to this P
Primer—Why I warn in the publie.house when • fellow
emmalted me biome I would', let him drink out of my
plat, and M plI sod me out, so that I fell on the pavement,
sad laid the. deed for • evertor of as hour. (laughter.)
I wanted the policemen to tsko him into custody, and ha
weulda:t.

fts7sCsed Mayte—of more not. He didn't see the r-
esult committed, and you were drunk.
Prisoner—Well, 1 think its very hard. There's no law for
tha poor, I me.
Mr. Oceelmwa (chief clerk)—Why, you. h►ve been here no
end of them trees drunkenness, and yesterday you wanted
rather weer te take soothes man into custody, who you mid
had eroded yen in the rune way but the officer was too
wimp, de It.

irliwrisrl.look how I wee bicolor' slyrat.
Primer—My lord he threatened If I didn't let him
ahem, bed kirk me, ea/ rapture me,
The Lord Mayor—Thee be nest re le Om ke• hurler
day e, and dud ereurlty whim be seem oat le Inv the pea
fore matth.

! fourteen deist Bend a cove to good
der fourteen days for nothing! I arret me boo bare is
ay 116.
. . .

He we hero interrupted by the laughter of many who
bed soft him at the bar the previous day; and iheofflona,
taking him by his vans, dragged him downstairs before
be could my anything further.

WOMHIP4T6LEBT.
_ SWOP-LIPTIIIII.

Ain Joan mod Jam Blacker, young women, were charged
with stealing from the shop of Messrs. Hopkins, drapers, 61
and 62, High-etreet., ilhoreditch.
Mr. Theme Clowt, an sesistant to the flrm, stated—
On the preview evening the prisoners requested to be
shown some menthe, and wcre conducted to that department '
upstairs. His reepicions were excited front • previous
viet they had paid, and be gave dime:ices that they
should be watched. Subsequently, front informition afforded
by one of the apprentice., an officer was sent for, and in the
interim *hipbone's descended, andsaid they had selected orne
op:which they wished to leave a deposit of a shilling, which
was of course refused sad they in return were accused of
robbery. Bunker replied Instantly, "If we give you up the
cloaks will you let us got" This was also refueed,
and Jones dropped • mantle from beneath her dress directly
the constable arrived. On the way to the 'titian-house
mother mantle made its appearence from beneath the gar-
ments of Joao, she manifestly befog unable to walk further
with it in so inconvenient • deportory. The value of the
two articles, which wire very balky, wee 21. 13s. 6d.
Bodo Boys, the apprentme, proved having watched the
prisoners in the meiotic-room, and seen Jones conorel the
property while her accomplice held a cloak before her appa-
rently namintag it.
Jones said she was guilty, but dotted that Bunker, who
bad 'leo pleaded guilty the Instant before, knew anything of
the rubbery.
Both women were oommkted for trial but remanded for
former convictions to be proved.

CLEILKINWELL.
MAT AND InCEMBILL.-81Vilf WELED APT= WAIIIIIIOI.
77,oxidu Barriett, a teraph Instrument maker, reeding
at 2, Oretn%•- tones, wall. was charged with ..surels
wl
euhand.
ic, Remick Barnett, a woman apparently each
. kah beil

Mr; JoluTi(aludiag, soilditor, appeared foe the templets-
sat, and rid Ude was • very unhappy affair, as the
had only been married about seven weeks. The corop?sat
lOat
had been • housakespez in a gentleman'a family, and having
in her possession • little money, she, bef.rne the inerriage,
bad • dead drawn waling the money upon hermit,
and to this deed the defendant was • party. The
oomplalnaat a day or two after the warless was shooed by the
defendant, who we. la the contest hakit of getting the worse
for lion r, became@ she would not alter the decree. Not con-
tent with this, about • fortnight after ths marriege the de-
fendant pushed the oompinasuit about the roan, sad twisted
her wrists. Oa Bentley last the defendant nasultad her, sad
when eke was parking her boxes the defendant got in a great
rage, pushed her about, and hurt her very touch. Notwith-
standing this violence be (Mr. Wakelinp) was only instraded
to ask that the defendant should be bound over totasp the
poen and that the defendant should give the 00011 Mil
hear clothes, as that the might go to envies again.
The defendant (who appeared to be very excited) ssld
wild give his nth her clothes tf she viand then.
Mr.riirhM OPIUM* the daimilmat I. astir We Ids ro-
oegailmine to keg to. peak sad Mamma as ONO far •
M dam to no Y Übe dandiat pv• bin vile bet dottier.

miasma ID RANK 07 INDIA, AUSTRALIA
AND CNIN4.-(11113 DAY.)

This day a half-yearly meeting of proprietors was
UM at the Load= Tama, far the purpose of &cluing as
eif interim dividend.

ici;i4.7111.P., who prodded, said that the sommuta
which hrd bessrocelved from the various establuhmerits

shroud werenfa---Illiiaatiallset;Tioatano. Sin;
tut met branch establishinsats had bees founded
at • mid
new
Kong. The cella bad been readily
met. o call was now due in tine country. The balance
of the half-year justified the divided which they proposed
to make tbat day. They might have proposed a larger one,
but they thought it better to err on the safe side. When
they met next year they would be able to give a larger
dividend. The chairman °occluded by proposing • divi-
dend of 21 per neat. for the half-year, free of inceme tax.
Is LIMN' to Sir W. CARDISN,
The CHAIRMAN said that the balance to be divided so ea
to give the 21 per cent. was 9,0001. But the balance-sheet
sbowed • pewit of 16,6001. for the half-year. It should be
nadlectd that this half-year they were merely sowing the
mediae it bat the next kaU•year they would reap the
art. kraarixe was glad that be bad elicited so setts-
holory • statement from the chairman.
The rssoloSloa Ira Ummegreed to.
• vote se thanks to the olialnasa sad directors terminated
the basiassia

CILLZIZATIOX OS THE ANNIVERSARY OE ERI
°PETIT. OF SALTATIPAL—TRIAT TO THE WOMETTOTLO
Or TITUS SALT Le, M.P.—Tao sixth essisereary of the
" of the gio waste rad parrlally of the sow large
nestin Salaam Tiar gat, Bog. M.P , was celebrated
am Teasley, when thOirbolostibevortipeople mad the tenants
af Mr. Salt were saistalned es emir at Ws nadases, Matta-
Ing Pak, near Leda ?kr rail rare wen_ orreged le
asavey the paths beta Ireldred, Utak% sad fleipiwy, Se.
The era left Shipley at nins idea, eneveybg 1,200 pm-
=secluding the Mph, lam bend, which played a
of are during thejairasy. The awed left Bredlord
at the wee boar, taking cep pomompois st Shipley. By this
1,000 ',TWIT wenmareyed ; sod by the third, which
ISM Meltalre On ranutee after Was, maim 1,000, laolhasj
Me % Ur bake sad draw brad, sot et. The trains Mabel
Methiey emir bpd tire, and ea the raft
the rare they Ihressi • reserise, • deg the
feltaire Stre epee Word in beat, Pe beam bend played •
Seely sir, wad the whale party reseedod to Manley het.
Thew theft went thresh prinsigel moor la the kell, rod
visited the erionstodoe sad genre ; ober 'Ouch, ail art
Wreck. they err wet thmerives is re park, when ihs 'sr
y
pon (ahrwinSed le SANS sal doves Is sa smeller draw
be• sperm reppre arid la the prL Sams las of
the err* ell the abblerrey beretberedMmtkiefert ihrthey
mow seer *bp, 1,211111bL of beef, 1.4011ba of
biallissi, abbe. ell alarm Melba of reading pie, 1,726ib5. of
pleb reed. 10111 e. ef OITMIT breed, Weir ef batter, 70th..
ri re, SIMI& of beep eager. 304111 e. el Neel breed ; be adt-
Ma taws wise SAN plain bar, $llOO arose beat, 130
Ikea pier, end, Is, direst, 70 row ef spoils.
Renews Flan.—Oa the siett at Wasesday
last the salsasiws tiobb4i masalsessry hdpeging
W. raterli oafdoe. al link-vills, Ifabbis. ems sesspisisly
sZSalby ilea. The premier were guile ealle at am
II was awl kap here it wee be-
ret they wars se Me and by widaight,
wlea le Me smhess oilers of the awkwisis Dad, the
stewdan was Me else the • are of Mos. The malls
grates was awn for wiles erased. The damage dose is
ralmated at shoat 1,0001., isehadlog Dome 701. worth of bob-
true, perked cep sad reedy for seeding away; rd w ere
wiry te have to add that no part of the pressers was bowed,
or, the sill per" twill ma oat, Mr. &wall did not intend
rarring Ik nail the templadosd sire warm alinereaft
which he ire ward, le Tili parrs dews ef a shear-K.
giaL be. Fertely the engine wee met deereyed. We
ere Werra that die irlielkitag bee bra arreefterd, end
us ray abielibm ripe the rib will he • marresiudy Mort
are he gal" mm eisrk. Is le net known bow the ere origl-
aired.—:,wieniaid

Tx' GMAT Aurimar.--CArriox.—Subseriptions
aw bsissi adistied la behalf Ed the km irs of the anfortanata
seam through the amidst as board of the Greet Eastere,
by two ars, ku4alav lymtiag themselves so who-
rled agars of a committee for that parpo.e.
A report is in c a that the masseur
Award of a laded proprietor fa this emery has fowl
the saw of his sopiqsvie she mrstigsge of a considerable
If set the shir of his sidatea sizioantiag to
11107,10°..001.—liyassigh Jognial.