The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-10 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

BOW-STREST.
Omni Hawked was "burn by Mr. Hart, the lsadiord
of the MOTUNM Arms, Tottaabam-menreed, with mean,
a diets:bans" the,., tbreateniag to murder him, sad whoa
panted from saryieg out that mean midget 601.
worth of glom la the window of complalaiat's shop. Tka
primmer bad been apprehended as a wurest, the albums
having hoes seatalesa on the 6th Jut, Oa the ening of
that day the primer entered the Mortimer Arms, in a state
of partial latealeatios, and ordered some drink, which Mr.
Hut dallied to serve him with, as the primmer was so
habitually Raley and troublesome that complainant had for
ems time refused to "nearer him, or to remelt lay driak
MI be supplied to him. The primmer, exasperated at this
refusal, began to make a distabenee, aid abuse the is..
planet. applyieg to hies the most °Stain epithets, and
also thnatealeg to have his life, and to "do for him been
saciaight." With this threat he went away, mad in shoat
halt ea hour retuned sad asked for Mr. Hut. As complain-
ant did sot wish to give mincer an opportunity of as.
maids' bias, the barmaid said he was not in. The
primmer thole peetiused from under his lima a banner.
meek as is said is his trade, and dietaries that if be had
Mad sempisienst be would hen killed him, proceeded to
beak Saadi poets at Msee with the hammer. The glue
hN dace been regheet by the Plate-glue Istaresee
=with wheat it bad bees tamed only three days
The secretary of the sampan, mid that the
meats bad hoes 601. assent similar Nee had orassred
ea the ism day. Is fitet. Sue use bad bosom so com-
mas, that really earnethisg very derided eight to be dose
is the natter. To treat it es a ewe of wilful demise in this
"oat was by so MOW an elopes moody.
Mr. Hart obeastred that the prieesr was as extremely
violent ass, sad deeded tiumailest the neighbourhood.
Is shiers diem was a wilful tad dellbeste probeditatlea
if worlea he tbs pima bud gees Mee to hub the
lairtaw ihr the mesa pewee tf knit bin, tad bad
boa .Haut bait as low
TM pima, es Wolk .triter @Womb.
sag Ibis, Moog es Ow rag Xilbs oars.
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SOUTHWARK.
Mr. Jobs Howe., the landlord of the Noah's Ark, New
Park.stmet, was charged with serving gin before one o'clock
on Sunday noon.
Mr. Solomon appeared for the defendant.
It appeared from the evidence of Hough, 112 51, that be
saw a female come oat of defendant's house on Sunday
I morning at a quarter to eleven o'clock. He went up to her
land asked her what she had in her pocket. She pulled out
a phial containing about a quarters of gin, which she either
said she had paid for or that it wee hers. Witness was
dressed like a eouatryman, sad was smoking a ilvrt pipe.
He asked admission to the helms which he entered, but there
were no parties there.
Smith, 165 C. said he was dressed like a metermonger,
with a short pipe, when he saw the female in the yard, and
while the other constable was at the door he climbed ever
the ranker, amm feet high, end entered the boss*. He
caw fM hedillfd there, but no one else. In answer to Mr.
whams said they went about in disguise to
eeteh the publicans, sad he considered he had a right to
climb the palling. for that purpose. When he entered the
house he told the defendant he was a polies.constable.
Mr. Solomon condemned the coeduet of the pollee MI
acting is such an use institutional manner. The constable
had so right to climb his client'. fence, and if he wanted to
enter the house in the course of his duty he should have
knocked at the door in the usual way. Re called
Sarah Fuss, a rasps/debie married female, lodging in
diffendaat's boom, who swore positively that he gave her a
ma ~yip of gin, as was his soul custom every Sunday
asensher. Oho never paid him for it, and she told the con-
stable se when ha stopped her. The estrum, to her apart-
ments washy mother door, but she was compelled to use the
yard, a key of whico she had at the time.
Mr. Burnham, after investigating the whole of the eel-
, deem, said that a doubt related in his mind, therefore he
should give the defendant the benefit of it by dimissing the
LAMBETH.
Jolla Joining., who described himself as a hawker of
dalf-ware, was charged before the Hon. G. C. Norton, with
attempting to break the window of Mr. E•lward Stowe,
jeweller, Camberwell-green.
Kr. Sow. deposed that at about 8 o'cliek on the evening
before he was in his *Mar, under his shop, when he beard
four blows of a stick, or tome herd substance, at his front
window, but the plate glue was so thick as to resist the
visisami, and to has (Mr. Stowe's) surprise, was not even
ermissL He hastened upstairs, and, on going to the shop
door, head the prisoner in the custody of a policeman, and
based kin say he " expeeted• good haul."
Earjeast Certifies, 38 L, said that while passing along
Geasherwell-gteen he herd a cry of "Stop thief," and saw
the primer cueing, pursued by a gentleman. lie caught
the primmer, and the gentleman told him that he had at-
tempted to break the window of a jeweller dote by. Wh•M
Ull2lriesiner back to the shop of Mr. Stowe, he ce-
llist he bad endeavoured to break the window,
and'''..ll.76%espectiod a good haul.
The prlossor said he had done so through want, basis!'
so sum to purchase stock with. He denied that he bad
any eta tee, though one or two persons es well as be
had been seen lurking about the place jest before the window
had been elreek.
The primer wee committed for trial.