The Express.
London, England, 1858-09-07 00:00:00

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

11171100 S DILIVIKO LND ASSACI.I.
Aviariok Ewell, described as • chandicer-shop keeper,
of Tower-etzeot, Bt. Maria's-lens, was charged with furious
driving, sad esesaltiag Mr. Robert Potter Bsker, • disparate,
and • policemen teamed Ball, 84 B.
Bali 84 E, said about 1 this isonsiog he saw the pri-
soner driving • home attached to a phaeton along Oxford-
street at the rate of twenty mites an hour. Several gentlemen
assisted him (Ball) is stopping the boas, and a gentleman
who was to court promoted the primmer from falling, upon
which he gem kits • violent blow no his back, and tore his
met. At the states to George-street, where the prisoner
woe rakes, the horse sad phaeton having beat seat to the
the primer kicked bins with great violas on

—MT:lobed Potter Biker, • dispenser, of 6, Little Comp-
ton-sneak Soho. rid he was passiog shag Oxford-stewst,
when be elm the primmer driving at a furious rate. He
west up with others and caught the prisoner as he was
falling, thus probably preventiog him from receiving satiate
injury. The prisoner then turned round. gave him• violent
blow, end tarsal.% cent completely in two. He bed evidently
bats Maine.
Primer said the phaeton was taken out yesterday by a
homed victualler, who. basing ken lucked up at Bernie for
Wag drungzd requested hits to take it to the owner, in
Astkbasse- which ha wee doing at the thee. He bed
been drinking a good deal.
Mr. Bingham said, putting all the offences together, being
drank. kicking We tuneable, and aseauhing hie benefactor,
be could not impose on him • smaller fine then 40e., or
21 days.
WESTMINSTER.
TIE CO/TINTS OF • CHOOT UP DILAWI3/4

A reepectable-leaking ceas:haTring-th-e—appeessiere- of a
stable helper or coachman, solicited the megismatefe advise
and assimanoe ander the following circumstances:
He mid that • short non ago he was In great distress, sad
was obliged to sell some of his faraltars, is cedar to live.
lie disposed of a chest of drawers to a ema at Lewisham,
sad his wife tong to the cos ivy at the time,
he did not know bat that the drawers were
N . Oa lila wife'e retain home la Ares wean it
w:sPilliecomired that one of the drawees warn full of very good
lases, an which his wile made application to the warier,
was said Shan were only some rugs in the drawer, which be
aul{ sad mimed Alter to nature them or make casipmess.
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kW.Appliosat was very pour, and die Urn was ea aged

heyatur—Yea pet sae application at Lewisham.
It la awl at my jartedletis.
—I have bogy asty mousy.
maim you; you masa
go W tbe meaty mart at Levtahatn.
having thanked the magistiats, lart tha court,
lookViwryi dejecmd.

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bee two Widest who are supported by
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es WM at Mersees white costa the peeteh 7a,
• wet Mee bend of esentless at their last deter-
sired uses tablas the athirst late the warkhosse schools.
The prbeser, who was aware of whet the hoard bed
dellembed apes. what obi saw lilts, irked hie
whet be Welded te de with her Widest. Bhe ibis said with
as sob that airoweshl lava his bead, end &Nerved that they
elissid set se is. She street kits a 'Wiest blow, frets the
east id wild& he fall. She vied to bite Ms. He was gibes&
te sisNeweosetable.
Pellereseetable Gregory, D 294, said the prism" wee es
violist dot elle was obliged to be pat in • ab end tees to
the eleffer bases