The Express.
London, England, 1860-04-24 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THU DAT.)

MANSION.ROOMIL
J Mothers, 17, sad Jima Barry, 14, ware charged
• it Attempt mg to steel a gold watch, value ef.
Jobe sl. tee, pobes-eassiable 452, said, yesterday titer-
, -4, he ....lel the two prisoner% in King William-etreet trying
. po,k•ft. metre! geatlereee. He watched them as
f • where he saw the prisoner Barry take a
II watch ...it a gentleman's packet, and try to break it
:•-t the climb, while the primmer Matthews stood close by
ring bah. Witne.• went up and secured both of the
when }tarry dropped the watch, which W 44 still
..;', Ind t, the Chain.
M. 1'n.%11,10 Ililler tilhl, yesterday he was stealing at
0. • • ..rue r of Leitch, ip, and felt a slight movement at hie
e ...t....t pocket. Jowl ..n looking down he found his watch
i ,nand *4..1114 hi. l,' The officer then told him that the
pi..ouer Itirry 11..1 .itt. 'opted to steal the watch.
Nii• It. t 'Arden Well. prisonen. whet have you to my?
pyrry -uh, ple.uie my lonl, 1 knows I'm guilty of trying
tike the watch but I never saw this here other boy be-
-I.•n. till I ask.) hint tie' way to Sun•street yesterday.
Matthews -I\u, toy lord, he never seed rue before in his
Ho'

N.r R. Canlen —But you were with hint when he trie,l
tt....1 the watch.

gatthews—M rd •known what he was a doing I wouldn't
• pke to bins
Two or three Akers in coast. however, laid they hal
repentolly seam the two prisoners together, and the prosiner
Roil. who had liven before convicted from this court, was
seet,loed to three mouths' imprivoument, and Matthews to
Di.. months' with hard labour.
130W.STREET.
Join friirgy, • cool-dealer, wee charged with wanking
Robert Andrews, called " the tropisin," &person well known
amoust a certain clam of sporting men.
Complainant mid he woo in the parlour of the New Inn.
Idtbrukaurcourtdvail, with the prinaber "and some other
zeutlemeu." A good dad of • chaffing" was gouts on,
and the privioer stud something to him which irritate.)
bun ea much that he wised the pruner by tlse collar of ho
coot and lifted him out ..f his chair. The prisoner re•
Sabot's' by throwing • tumbler at him. It struck him
is the ode of the forehead, indicting a severe wound
ver the biotite. The gloss war broken ly the forty of the
floc After giving the prisoner into custody and appeson,:.
at the station-11.mm to state the chore, he (conipkinatiti
sent to lie Weekee, of High street. Bloomsburg (the
surgeon) to get hi. hew) dressed. Dr. Weekes
bid hasi if the glass had struck him • little lower it would
hare cat the artery, end the wound would most likely be
fstal.

The faMmitsa rsrtiti.ate fr..m Dr. Weekee was pm-
'bassi : " I eertify that It.,ts•st, Amteewe hem received a
vore incised w"umi the sate ,:f the head which may
Lnnrr • assess.. w..awl"

The eweetelile th..t the prpo.nar and the complainant
were loth the worse foe
The pewunarmid the ..n.i.lasisznt seized him from hehiod,
act hs the but Si th.• thr,at, and he is self defence
arab at him with the lusitol in which he hold the glass,
luta itteittiott.
farsline a.. I t t.• t certificate stated the
to lie likely 1.. prime gen.'', he meet am the
ri.e to ...rot the .tt the earns time there was
ozhiN is • Inane' two drankaa mini—eepeetally
eye It the ..ere wb.. Mr.. lupin,' acknowledged himself the
Cr.! ...c.re.ew w001..< him to seed the prisoner to gaol.
Ile therefor.; take his oven recognimooe to appear in
• trek's tone.