The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-21 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.
THIS DAY.

MANSION. HOUSE.
atoru CAII OP wilt lIIATINO.

Job Cousia;,; me.hsaie, citl47...7:l3laTtp's-buildiarre,
Angel-alley. Bishops/ate-street, City, was brought before
Aldermaa Wire for an aggravated assault upta his wife,
*rider the follow's' circumstances:
Tile proseestris, a poet, sun-won female (whose head
was wrapped is marred Medina.) disposed that last ems-
lag, Moly befure eight 0'c10..11, the prisoner wino home
sad began quarrellog with her. He was saber, and struck
her a Molest low on the fem. She MA op the bellows
to defied herself, whoa the prieoaer 'yield them tram her,
and eletit her another Maw with them on the forehead,
whisk knocked her spa Mee floor, and it fisted a severe
wound over the left eye, from which blood flowed sopiossly.
Bts• wee conveyed to a surgeon's, where the isjury wee
dressed. the had suffered a life of the most fearlul misery
sod ptverty daring the period of twenty lean, which time
she had bees wedded to him.

Alderman Wir.:—What have you to say to nth bru-
tally t
Primmer—l have nothing to say. It W1116..121 the
Insight of panties.
Alderman Wire—Yee, and you may commit nude/ in
the height of passim. By puishine you I shall Inflict
more puny upon your wife; but, is the hops that you
will retort' to her and set properly and kindly towards her
for the future, I shall deal leniently with you. I therefore
commit you to prises for ono month with hard labour.
The prisonir—Thank you, my lord.
Committed sec ordirgly.
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Two pot:80W swell oo►emo, who gave their mantes
as Jona Thomas and George Bassett, were charged before
Mr. Burton, with felony, under the following drawn-
stances:—

Mrs. Elislbsth Cuthbert, of 9, New-street, Spring-nu-
der; deposed that on Friday evening about eight •'sleek,
she and 'mother lady were pgedng along Regent-street from
their carriage to the shop of Mr. Green, the linutdroper,
when the prisoners passed her very rudely, and pushed
violently onstage her. She tuned round and suddenly
Lind her gold watch, valued at twenty guineas. It had
been wrenched off from the c►ain, which was fortunately
left behind. She es/led " Folios," sad several perms ra■
after them, when they stopped end dilated in a most Jed*.
mat en say ksowlsdge of the robbery, sad wished to
be wombed there and then. An officer came up and the
prisoners were taken to the polies station, bat the watch
wee set feead.

The eonstable, who took dr pricers into ertody. said
that he searched them, sad rely a few sbillisp ad Dore
.oppose were Lead span are. They were not kaoaa at
moat, bat fro= what had trasepired r ka entered re
en= be believed that the primness ►elosged to the pro-
atrial roe of swell =Dram now prawliag abort do
starts of Into.

Mr. &Mon asked the primmer' what they bad to asy to
Om chap, whim ewe of them exclaimed la a strain north
dialect, " We know sighing at out the lady's watch. we are
strangers in London, sad had just lett the Meet►-Western
Railway Station from Laneeshire, where we were born and
bred. We are really two boned young shape, sad wouldn't
harts Mire( her head. I nppoes we may go now, it you
be dens with *a."

Mr. Beadcw—Ne. I have not dews with pm yet. Tow
sr* resawlad for a work.