The Express.
London, England, 1858-05-27 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURT&

BOW-STRUT.

Edward LPL a Bonen, wit; doled le sleek lad Bag-
ad not to minden whin wee end to 11a, was
charged wof 46
Blisshn a leg the pearly of Mr. Charon
Gar
senatiwilebuirril‘rensuter, said that he an
the winner in Bcignetzest, Bad Low. quern with a dog in
Me arms. ilanying that V resignised it as his ussenes 1
dog, sad thee the dog sic nand et bin with ea eyed mo
cognition he webs Si SO Primealf, 1110 r bewener, desiend
that the dog egni le bin, Ind When to nutent to the
test which si pawn, the Nunn down to
see which live=lll=4 Wilms big now satisfied that
It was hi rememr's dog imbed en the peewee his
up, sad as hi win eshnits row bin in sings.
then ist the deg go, end nessepted le got sway, lint anon
kept him is seseedy WI the ennoble bed Wen ebarge of
him. The deg hiletesd ninon le the dens.
Panama Ink 28, rid that en the way to the intim
mid he ben& the Beg kirk He alsorwaris rid
Clihrtler had it far sun had the usolber at hone.
ILL Gann to
s pretty Men Week nil
tan tarter, width bad boa la pomades west slz ec
vs7cs.' ovoid it my wee n sir
was vat busby shad; bat he had so dm& it was
Ike It lei bus nosatedly mobs, Nei he bad paid
venoms suns, then les. is IL is., for its runtution This
had octane' as ohm that be bad detain is pressnee
the diet dal be said anch. He amid be au sorry to
lose the a it yes a bombe. Ho vat ad is lam
what the we. lest, bat be Wool It ea hie volon. It
we. never eat, bat Nov awl dna It woad get to the
door who Mega.
The arse amiss mid that the prisoner sprain his
wllliegnen Is give w the fog In two games.
The ptinner soli be cire2 to Pa It up don b., width
wee what be bed Pam or it. Hs bought it of a sea when
he test In the nest, nest the pasestoem bons. B. did
not my he bed bed It for Tars: bu mid the ems be bought
ltd told Inca that he had bad it for yearn He did sot my
that be had the wenn but that he wished be hod the
Kr. Hoary MOW how pia. lamaw who. posentor's
boom win which grinner as unable le sawn.
The cuansnble sell that the primmer distinsdy sedd be had
the mother, sad had had both bin yam Ba spoke Kaaba
with price ens sac distinctness. so that witness maid use
have misunderstood bin. Hie prat brakes ItagfsK wee
awn ohm!. . . . . . _

Teo priOtoor, b.toovto, poroldol is spook*/ spy
worn owl d losm, t k loom totoolotory to °b-
iota dot stowilot el on A Omura lostleatoo,
wfs 1.1 oftio4ol Is Awn oiloidurallso of jostle, fa
on MO& sort, tomobll M.M in tart aosolty. It woo
tboodisilod hoe the plow art I, la 7•11-oltoot,
mil woos owe ham Zs modoostl uposroi
Imo for whom otoi bat lobos ams, with NW
eVacoda oat bo Mai lo 1010 DlRobory.
'or moo aloes up lo Mt. Goommorl tito prima
ormo vormadoi.

-- •- WORIMINIIIIIIIIIT. 1
Ilisharti illsok/ers. • ipathemm :War Boall,l.
ia Passa, ma shlab:111 loft hatipd UN
Ci titarTl al Balm Osenlos Ossspasy,
by l• •
likt. . wb• worsiellft the powaallea, taw
&aft the witOshOfe Maim to ale of the dome la
tbe seinsof•• set el burped's 'Wok ispeei • molt'
et U. the the Aim lb ganlisa, will list Ile soloasto- bai
task harmed b emit sa mast *et be was imirwood by
the liestwt to pus Or • sunislia k Ilk inisok
Ils Minima fay sksalsi Me bile slipi wild hip.
bid saki Ilk as Ma wad whauses In sels•dosito to
yam tbat seAbesMielwold dm Ile Illisat
whin. let or sib st Os skink
Mr.
Mills▪ i d ipli the kilt at' =VI=
wiry be het naialle la • i m nti
with en= Mr ra W ix
melb, whisk bad, maw ewe beerX
*eat to et dear at the lattrwatag Odom& The Ws by

which ha travelled tonally cattaused about twenty-tive
natalpmesa.
übley—Doges you actually mean to my that you bare
hem am smoking by the milers; chimes without say notice
having beat tam of it ?
Wirame—Certainly ; not ally myself but all the other
4the mess Genie. ham blows • oomplete cloud
at the Miran stations without businaption.
Mr. Owen Tudor also deposed to his 'wag beta a daily
paestager by the same train fur three years, daring weak
period be had been coastantly aceempanied by his mma
wham, end that so attempt had efar beat made t) the
ticket collector "to pat hie pipe out." (Laughter.)
Mr. Covens', the stanon-swear at SraorMitok, said that
he was well swereasosam the enemas complidate he bad
received here the peesmgent, that sack had
bets resoled as is at the printed don which
was posted at the arralnes, sad Met all his Worts to 'appease
the animate had proved altertive. •
Kr. D'Ersoonrt said that ae the enforcsamit of the bye-
law*, with regard to the diem la gentian, had hem mai-
body weaned epee a portion of dm hue, he shatld merely
impost epee the defendant the mitigated Ise of Se. and
coats, bat be should certainly Mein a severe penalty in any
Eden ere of the kind that was brought before him.
The delmient immediately pad the penalty.
MARLBOROUGH-STREET. - - - -

Ada Ballo7radlams;;:tiTt;h4;ilonVens. chatpd with
aftw.p. g to amml a bane sad chasm
Zama Rmoktaaw, 139, Marylebasorromd, uid be 1 a
bons mad claims Won a boast la Totirahro-onetorad,
. . . .

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.boat am o'clock, whim leassig the home moving oat, he
sew the debakate b al gal% ill the sot of driving away.
The debedmie were Immegletip Omsk sad Mitcholson
ii heed
The
leiml &vast bra drinking
freely, sad they were them ghee Imo met lyedy red tam to
thoitationimmit.

Mr. litgl7ana, having heard evidenom to show that the
deendslata wen of good oluirsoter, sad that
they bad bum iel day-matg, maid he would take the
meet Wan visor of the amur by oonaidsrlog that the
defendants Min way indulging in a drunken frolic, sad by
indicting a two of L. each.
domysida apple, a good-looking young worsen. was
=1 eft semopting to destroy her hie with a dose of

RAM lam, add he kept the &etch Stores, Old
Ocaepleawaset. Oa Saturday wen the prisoner wale Into
his here sad wield for a slew of spirits, which he refused
to serve kr wake, she had been drinking. She the asked
for s glees of wary, which was sins to her. She that
emptied the mutate of a paper into the tumbler, sad dank
of the mixture, saying, " r am. it." He looked at the
paper, sad midair • oxalic acid" writtat upon it, he sent for
tlw polio,.
Palos westaLle Card said he found the prisoner lying oa
the (woad, sad se Mating that she had takes poison he
took bar to the lacepital, whore proper rumbas were apphad,
end whore it was swertshied she had welly take' =alio
sea

The first whams said he did not know why the pitman
made the attempt.
The risme espied that he k,sw very well why she did
ft.
dhe Ind bus Ismsid, aid lead colssinted with his,
ben Its had latiO diessnled kre.
Mx. Lima Mmbied ths essesdso, which, he mid. had
bon dboaadhand he very peg moms. He was, however,
willing to give bee semei sidlimed aaaisaaass.
Mr. Bingham senmehd the ars till Wednesday.
Sim Clerk was &ergd nadir the following circum-
stances :

Mr. Colombia% solicitor, of 21, Margaret-street, Caven-
dish-moues, said the prisoner bad been in his service for
about five weeks, and that on the previous day, on returning
bane in the afternoon, he found her lying before the kitchen
are peribetly drunk. On the previous day be bad bed some
wine mad brandy seat bombe, sad on looks; he Sawed two
bottles al &wry sad ate of tined wen gone. He mat for
wits fend fa the e pocket pert el a
tottieelett bad evidently brandy or wise. The
/Meow was la Noah a beastly state of intoxication that she
could sot walk, est that Am car compelled to be takes away
in a cab. He bad lam neural things while the
been with Idea, bat ell be wasted was to set rid oirwwr area,
as she wee "adman.

Policeecceetable Horne raid the prisoner told him she had
taken a little of her mass' wise to drink.
Primmer WI whoa the wine came hoots she pat ft an a
draw, sad broke some of the bottles by seeldiat.
the floor
Ildr. Neighs= asked how the accounted for bang Mod at
drunk f

Pets; add sis bad met a young mit who had given
her ran beady to drink, and that &fiery's* she had saved
a litre Rea ow al the bottles, sad had drunk that also.
Regraded.

SOUTHWARK.

Micas! Neil, a seafaring7r.; charged with being
drunk and disorderly in the public streets, also with attempt-
ing to stab William Goodman, police-conatable, 178 M, in the
tuatiation of hie duty.
The °Hoer stated that about half•past seven o'clock on the
Proyk,ut evening, he saw the primer rolling about seer
Bermondsey old church. H 9 was very drunk and riotous,
and he used very bad language, Wittier went up to him
and told him to go home, or ha should Its compelled to take
lira Into custody. As room as he had saki so the prisoner
took out a clasp knife hem his pooket, sad opening the blede,
is threeftmed to rip him up if heave near him. Witness
endeavoured to reins bold at him, when kw attempted to stab
him on the arm. He, however, overpowered him end
wrested the knife from him, when he took him into custody.
Mr. Combs asked the primer what same halted to mate
to the change.
The leimmer replied that he had been drinking *keg with
some rid shipmates, whom he had not sees for imam
sad he supposed he drank rather too much grog
no recollection of pulling out his knife, bat he st;pposeed ha
must have thought be was fighting with the Chinese, smog
whom he had lately bean. (Laughter)
The oasetable add he was verb violent, sod know what he
was about. Ha, however, did not hurt him.
Mr. Combs told the prisoner it wee fortunate for him he
did not use the knife, mid se a caution to him for the future
he must order him to find bail.

William Pry, a tall, dirty-looking fellow' aged 28, was
charged with staging a pair of wooden steps. the_progsri, of
Mr. Junes George Pools, pawnbroker, 184, migh•strear,
Bbadwell.

Mr. Poor mid he melds* mimed a pdr of lofty Peps
from his shop. He me into the street and saw the pincer
with them on hie imam. The prowler wee
ender the weight clam Ho told him to put theitliq
which he did, sad thee idd bold of witaess by the lotus
tried to throw the ea the peed. He struggled with the
prisoner, and a pallsorna isms up and Neared him. Hs
wee enrol, Wend by the prisoner, who gave utterance to
the met hal tre.
A Ohms bre predated the steps.
Mr. Teary thought the constable right not to here
birdseed Massif with them, but hit them is the pawn-
broker's shop, whin they were no doubt wanting to suable
the sarru to emelt the upper shelves. He supposed the
Are wen he Mei peeper.
Mr. Peeke—Yee, sir. Had need the steps only • ndente
holm big were stoke.
The phew here said—l did not steal the reps at 'U.
Mr. Meetly—What explanation have you to offer to this ?
The peirrop—A man came up to me sad said, " Will you
ern • slallees r To be sure I will," mid I. " Thee p
sad hick them rape out of the pawnbroker's shop," said he,
and I dill se—that's all.
Mr. Tray—The most cool proosedfng I ever heard of.
You ere rerreded. home inquiries meat be made about you.