The Express.
London, England, 1858-10-15 00:00:00

TLfB POLICE COURTS.

ILANSION-HOIIIII.
FiN/01$ Beasley, citycclstable 483, wu brou&ht
before the Lord Mayor with laving assaulted U.-
specter Teddy, under the following circumatanore
J. Teddy said—l am an inspector of the City police, at
Brar4sre statics. About a quarter put one o'clock this
ciarahig, I was informed, by Sergeant Kibbiewlate, that •
ma led been seat to eater the warehouse of Mr. (loggia, •
sisatle-reeker at 16, Garlick-W. In consequesos of this
information, I proceeded with Saimaa Kibblewhite to the
premises to question. Some few mouths since a robbery was
comultiod there by one of Mr. Goggin's erevanta, sod the
washers being left solely te the Lightly charge of two
wawa, Mr. (loggia requested that we shod d pay par-
ticular attention to it. Oa arriving at the warehouse
we vetted some time and the rang the bell. A
women them looked out of one of the windom, sad we
told her that a Irma had been seen to go into the warehouse,
but she declared that such we. not the fact. We told her
we wen mak that ear information was correct, and re-
quested her to open the door in order that we might see
who It was. After the lam of about twenty minutes or
half-en-hoer the door was opened, but whether by the
wooma to whom we had spoken or some one else I cannot
my. We repeated to her what we had said to the woman
who bed spoken to us boss the window. She said that no
um was there, sad invited Serpent Kibblewhite to go in
sad search the hove. Kibblewhite stepped into the par
sage, sad eon' the poisoner goading behind the door, said,
" Oh, her he is come out." The primmer replied, "Yea,
I axes out." He them treated rapidly out of the par
eve late the street, auddealy toned round to me, end
without giving me any wanting of his Intention, struck me
• violeat blow on the left eye with his flat, which cawed
blood to flow. (Witmer had • frightful black eye.) He
was seised by Kibbiewhite and ccastable 466, sad conveyed
to the station-house, when he made • violet
blow at me, which I formoetely avoided, and
after some little time he deliberately told me that
the first opportunity be could get he would serve me
se be had already done. He is a constable, and is
attached to the division to which I belong. Last night he
had leave of absence. Hs is a serried man. I know his
wife. She dem not live at Mr. Gegen'. warehouse.
The Lord Mayor—Did the primmer know youf
Witness—Tes, my lord.
The Lord Mayor—What did the women say f She meat
have emu him at the hack of the door what eke opened it.
Wilmea—l heard conversation in the praise mar to the
door bats opened, mid ate denied that be ma there.
The Lord Did she make any observation when
yea hued him ?
Whore—Not gay.
Primmer—l we acquainted with that young woman be-
fore I joked the force, and I met her het night whilst welk-
in is filleapside. (To the witness)—Dld you not several
tines NH out, " Hulkaley, open the ISOM 1"

ideality-41'7u knew I was there, did you not ?
Witaese—No, we believed it wee you, but we did not
know it. Our object was to aeoertein whether it waa you or
not.

Prboeer—My lord, I did not reooghlie the inspector wham
I committed the insult. He wore hie `rest coat over his
uniform.

Mr. J. Cloggin—l am a mantle manufacturer and ware-
houseman at 16, Garlick-hill. The prisoner had no right to
be upon my rimless at the time in question. The two per-
sons la the werebonse are In my mrdoe, and are single
women. I suppose the primmer had formed an atquabitenee
with one of them, but I was aot aware of it. If they admit-
ted him, they acted contrary tom orders. I kat no pre-
piety. My Impression Is that he did not enter the premises
for the purpose of robbing them, although he had no right
to be them.

irlsorii---I did not go up Wake. I only went Ind& the
door.

Sergesat Bibblewhite—About half-past 12 laM night I was
informed that a man had been seen to enter the premises of
Mr. Nitta. I proceeded there sad heard the voice of •
man and women on the seamed door. I Owed a constable
as • convenient distance, in order that he might see It say
one *ems out, sal Idles west end isounaniosted with my
who returned with ma to the premises. After
titiscr aunt twisty nslautes we knocked at dee door. I
had peerlessly heard the primer say, " Oh, aosemme, non-
asses." This struck nee se an appeal an do pert of a man
to a wawa, who was resisting, to give way. When we
knocked I heard a sadden scuffle ; there was then • rush,
as if they went up stairs. After that I heard them again in
the /MIA door beck room, sad shortly after that the
hassle answered as from the window, and denied
that nay men was there. Ido not think it wee the female
who lad moires to as from the window who eine to the
door. I told her I was oertain there wee a ass there, sad I
ailed eat, " You had better came eat, may" She
ageia deeded he was there, and MAW me le p weer the
mime. The poisons' was behind es Sem I ssell"
Oh, here yea ars, ' upon white be milady tamed food
sad struck Che faegeotor over the tell sal he would bare
*sok him so we dabed net ease red him. His
imagaege to the lupe*, wee a wiry abusive oheraeter.
He wee pied he ihe desk al the dation-houne, sad
puffer
laspeoesr woe a HMIs wicket, the r
elreethed eat Cliberkfejle *yin to strike him mat his
net them* kftesr• of gins.
Pilmosir—Did you sat know I was there before the door
wass=l.'
Yes, I believed it wee your voice.
The Lord Mayor—Upon what terms was he with Ms
—Up
I heard that Is represented himself to her as a
slastb mss.
The Lard Mayor—How long has he been in the Imes f
Whasse—Between sight and nine month,.
Pilesair—l knew her some time before I joined the Soros,
sad having met her lest eight I saw her home. I stopped he
the peseNge, sad stood talking to her same time. While I
was there • loud kairaktag and ringing came to the door,
with shoats of" Bulldog, come out." I felt very indignant
at being spokes to that way, because I had no evil intention
in view. I noshed out of the house. If I had known it was
Mr. Teddy I should not have struck him, but he had lds
greet coat over his uniform, and I did not know him. He is
the last men I should have thought of striking. I hops you
will deal leniently with ma, as, ander any drclunatancea, I
shell loss my situation.
The Lord Mayor—Only ornosive the iniquity of mu
cams. You knew you were a msreted man, and these
henales did not know that, otherwise they would not have
admitted you. Yon mast have known as a policeman how
maw It was of you to have gone inside these premier at
all. lam sure that the young women's employer would not
have sanationed her walking is Misspelt% at 12 o'clock at
nisht44..cear—
I met her before that, sad I went home with her
at 12 o'dook.

fire Lard Mayor—tdy is that ale wee sot out
at aril, or 'yea at 9 o'clock. Yea
la bola Serb man, and Se regmed esemell=lragt=tin
you, empgaimg that yea bore a pod Sender from the
position you hold in the polies bre& I &odd ay that
you are very unfit Seger Ile bell a stashes in the penes.
You Muck your trigarkw AM a deliberate blow, widok
Night have caused ids dm 100 of the eight of hie eye.
Primmer—They drugged me et ilbe a thief.
TM Lard Mayor—tif coasts es you lave dragged me my
edam who have not committed half tha cases yea lave.
You say that you did not know ft was year lasysslie whom
yen struck him ; but at the station-hams yea haw his, end
=Am tried to carry your threat istoszamMes b methslbw.
Ilk my duty to mimeo yam ins losides hag&
senS ••
mit is the Homo of CAnyistioa.

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