The Express.
London, England, 1860-07-16 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

NSI
xt.ilinne,ftaMA Irish O
tailor. was N-HOUSL
brought before Mr.
thlsrinsts Atkins sailer the following circumstances.
City polimeeesstable stated that at • late
hem ..n Saturday sight he found the primmer lying no the
pottiest In lower7lusss.4Meet aaleepand very drunk. He
srase) him sad he inia Owns very vieleat, and
ape the conmehle requesting him to go home,
he sand he should du sulking of the suet, and
the only place ha would go to was the station.
lon-, he constable was wiling to gratify the dotes.
duet'. sub. sad he Uses said that be should mot walk, and
Out if Ise JNI gu to the elatios-hoestisy should ein.7 him.
H- then threw himself dew% sad two easetabke
hal to carry hist to th. priiiixestatiosi, and
•i.. he arrived there be would sea stand up while
tie charie was being takes, but threw himself at
toll len7th upon the vowed, and he maned determined to
ove al: the troulde and amanyaeoe that he meld.
Aldermen .thhiss embed the defendant what he bad to
V. 111 au.ser to the charge
Ile replied that be hail nothing to say. He was very
di el: mut d..l nut know anything that had baP
thhnuun Ahlsiri said that drankes fellow. 111 k. de.
f. i•diut not be allowed to give all this trouble for
s-thing. 11., should therefor* lee him lOa., or order hiss
I Ise inipriaoseal for ten days

BOW•ST'REET.
ear BELT AG•IN.
J. As Toad.", a private in the 2tal battalion of Cold.
•011 G 1114116, W.. 11 rise' with ameaulting two dream
men,
named Henrye and William (Upstate,
TM- complainant Henry Clapetooe stated that on
s •Liy night he was creaming Wemminster.brklge with
1.. hneher. As the• approached the MidrUeseg
.I.d, he mid ti. his brother, " When I passed this
P 1..., last there was a hoard up ' floware of
• hisekets.' " The prisoner, who was walking a
lath in advance .4 them, turned upon him angrily, and
•L•.1,"1b you mean that for me!" Witoess replied,
" my good num, r•rtainly not." The primmer, Low.
et.r. persieted that he lid, and immesh ately commenced
r•di ut attack upon him, heating him alsout the bead
eats the Wilde of his belt. Witness's are was cut,
aid aiedele arc, elm. inflicted on his forehead and the hack
fM. heal. .%nielier soldier mime to the prianoer's mein-
and 1113.1 e a similar attack on witnese's brother. The
nor up and took the prisoner in custody, but
the otiv r wikber e•eaped.
M. I limns Chiestolle corroborated thin statement, which was
.1— routisioeil 18 stone uf the Lyalanders nail partly by the
ev.
Tbe primmer denied boyish, ateeillted the complainant at
Mr. hoary wan solidi...li that he did, and, moreover, coo-
n." it ...crime • caw that if the complainant Henry
11..1..t0ue would press the charge he would send at for
nub
The. r'
said it would be very inconvenient to
km. to attend at the amnion
Mr. Hilary- I &egg wish to compel you to do so, but I
It-wilt it right to give you the opportunity. If you are not
•npod to gu the tenoona I meat deal with the case Slam•
aorily. Hut I shall indict the highest penalty in my power,
• 'lnchue of 31., «iadefaalt two months' Imprimoment.

WORSHIP-STREET.
elNutaan reel: 01 /.tuts IMPILINEICTATION.
ri't'e I'mwhirre. a middle. women. was charged
14.4 e Mr. Minefield with obtaining by false representation
truiske containing property value 7/. from the &nth.,
Mtn of the b.:extern (*.unties Saila-ay.
widow lady. awned Marsh, atai.A that on Tice-slur Ltat
left itomfordpertrJin,and brought with her the packages
n.- 'eternal. Tlc priaoner, *los. sile had only known one
r site as the servant of a (newt I.f hers, wee on the same
•nney, and ale, Intent at tier Shorediteli terminus when
tie- luggage was placed in the cloak-torn, fir safe custody
sad claimed, a ticket for the sanie, hearing the name of
.r•li, being given Ilv the Islet k of that department. This
••t y.nieecutris Fait intro or pocket .1..4, end prisoner
I her to find t.•.iiis.rary lodgings, in return
which pie,e .4 'artier. she allowed the
• to clear, Ve- •11 r.th her. On the following
at% she !unwed her iftbeket•la..k, and of course
!AM mentioned; pr...ner sppervittiv- greatly interested,
teeretl Sc, process! in•tanter toil,. terminus, and make
• +n the fact, that tlw trunk* might not he g.ven up, at
-site time promising b. return immediately. She went.
ante lurk DO MM. The poliee were communicated
s• , Sub...mends the property was traced, and the
• • appreheodoi.
nniteotler, clerk in the cloak department of the rail-
' the prison. r having gone there on the
• •s:ng .4 Wednerlsy last in company with a man. Bk.
• •-• atoll her name to, lee Marsh, stated that the ticket of
~,mks which belonged to her had been hot, aectuately
' .1 them. mail wee allowed to take them away.
It i:7 %till that when he tranml the prisoner to a house
•• rerstrect. rommerrisl.roari, she took from the woe-
,. •If a letter addressed to Mr.. Marsh. which she ols-
I .he w..,,, going towed leer; it contained an adminion
•r ;MM. which she attributed to having fallen among
I •,,..iony with wl she got intoxicated, mentioned
• • tle pioperty wee to lie found, and implored forgive-
.. • !• :intendent Kent. attached to the railway, deposed to
tn.'s! the luggage to .t.lelaide.s9trare, Islington; the
T1...115r• missing were a shawl and pew of shoes, the latter
•I. mel i.pon the primmer's f, et.
Vanstleld remanded the primmer.

I.'o-970.vr Saarwrit. —lt appearg that dories the
.lea of the few months that have puma id the
• the lifylaatta iu ...aurctiaa with the Mal
.1 Lifeboat Institietioe here been
watery tigniVe.
t. '.•,1• have alas ram weevil oessetotem as. venal'
. rarities wifely into harbour ; and their stews
!-•,• ..ilded in rough wistio•r many time., so as to be
"" f 4av emergency that might arise. Nearly all the
• • ...f the !debuts took plaee, en send, donne stormy
: • ••r
'tad heavy sees, and frequently in the dark hour ef
; yet not a tingle aeritlent immersed either to the
• the huot* It i. 4r..tifying to "Imerve at the preeeat
• many .Larn..to ~? c.rot, that no en.,ner
• ,i,ute gum !ward, fe the .1411.1 ..f ften, than
.per.la her way to the •tamuled .hip.