The Express.
London, England, 1866-09-19 00:00:00

'filE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 19, 1866.

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THlii DAY.)

BOW-STREET.
,113 THE LOWS? DIPTHIL

Mary A sae Johnston, who described herself as a prosti-
tute, was charged with being drank and annoying a pas-
senger in Tottenham-court-road, and Mark Jokmatoi, her
father, was charged with attempting to rescue her from the
custody of the poles.
Polioe-constle George, 739 A, stated that about half-
put 1 o'clock this morning he was on duty in Tottenham-
court-road, when a gentleman nuns up and complained
that the female prisoner and another woman (her sister)
bad been annoying him for half an hour. Witness de-
shad them to go away. The sister did so, but
the prisoner persisted in following the gentleman,
i calling him foul names, and threatening him.
Present) y the gentleman turned back, and again
appealed to witness for protection. Witness took her an
. She used a great deal of abusive language.
cstruggling out into the middle of the street, and shouting
so loud that she completely exhausted herself. The male
prisoner then came up, laid hold of her arm with one
hand and witness with the other, and strove to part them.
Another constable then came up and took the man is
custody. They were both removed to the station-house.
Police-constable Cook, 96 E, took the male prisoner in
custody, and said to him, "I know you,Johnston ; what do
yon mean by interfering with this constable." He n.ade no
reply, but went quietly to the station.
Police-sergeant Chsppel, F 4 said he had for more than
15 years known the prisoner who was a MID of singular de-
pravity. He was formerly a master in Charlotte-street,
Fitsroyviquare, but by drunkenness and dimeipation had
broken up his home and reduced himself to penury; and
for some years had been living on the prostitution of
women, chiefly of his own daughters. He was about with
these women half the night, and never made even a pre-
tence of doing any work.
Mark Johnston—Can you prove that I live by their pros-
titution?

Witness—l cannot prove that precisely, but Ton do no
work, and they give you money. You were scoldmg one of
them the other day for losing some money, and she said,
" Never mind, father ; there is plenty more where that
amine from."

Mary Anne Johnston—Was that me
Witness—No, it was your sister. She is in court now.
Policeman Catt, 147 E, said he had known the male
prisoner for about 12 months. lie was in the habit of fol-
lowing low prostitutes abontand getting money from them.
Mary Anne Johnston deniedthat her father lived upon
her prostitution, or, as abe believed, on that of her sister.
Mark Johnston said he had never been in prison and
never locked up but once.
Mr. Vaughan said this was the most lamentable case of
depravity it had been his misfortune to bear for some time.
They must pay 20s. or be imprisoned for 14 days.

WARR LIST&-(THIS DAY.)

On o'Ossoz.

Business in the stook markets is very quiet with
a dull tone ; and in the absence of transactions a
partial decline has taken place in some of the
principal railways. The weather is favourable, and
there is no further advance in the corn markets, bet
these circumstances have notyet produced anyeffect.

South Eastern have now lost the improvement
of yesterday, and they have further declined t.
Metropolitan is also dull at a further decline of
while lAm:whim and Yorkshire are also a
.point
lower. London and North Western is nominally
I lower. Caledonian steady. Great Northern
ordinary stock is firm at an improvement of per
cent.

Metropolitan stock is now noted at 1284 to I,i
4 ; Great Western, 594 to ; London and
Rorth-Western, 1194 to 120 • Midland, 122,4 to '"1
1234 ; Lancashire Yorkshire, 125 to 4 ; Cale- 1.!
donian, 1284 to 1284 ; South Eastern, 704 to 4 ;
Great Northam, 1184 to 1194 ; ditto A, 130} to
131 ; London, Chatham, and. Dover, 214 to 22
Great Eastern, 304 to 4. •
Lombardo-Venetian are 4 better at 164 to ;
East Indian Railway, 101 to 102. The Canadian
lines are steady. Great Western, 144 to 4 ;
Grand Trunk, 214 to 4. American railways are
inactive and unchanged. Erie, 47 to 4 ; Illinois
Central, 78 to 4.
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