The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-27 00:00:00

TILE POLICE COURTS.

THIS I)AY.

BOW-BIREBT. .41
NO 88888 DT INTIMIDATION.
Emily Johnson, a warm, rspalelm-looking women, was 1,14
clamed by Edward Ball, a gardener, heists at Sheerness, it,
la Hut, with robbing him of 65., by amass of threats. et.
ins promcator and a friend accompanied the prisoaer
and another women, this morning, to a house of bed eba-
ratter, la the neighbourhood of Catherine-street, and appear to
to hem narrowly *raped serious injury. Violent threats were lit
sammetally made with a view to .:tort money, end they to
bad a severe struggle to get away, other perms la theism* et.,
house assisting the prisoner When they reached the street
they called a policeman, who refused to take the charge. Ilet
Preeently, however, a second policeman case up and the to
prosecutor gave the prisoner into custody, bat the other it
woman tied la the meantime made her escape. it.
Inspector Witessis said the prorcutor was quits sober. St.
The prisoner was marched et the station, and 11.. frond era
her. Bach seines were et nightly OCCATICSIM In the hoes* ;t:
where this took place. 84.1
Prisoner mid she was very serry, and hoped the prosecutor se.

would forgive her. . .. - -
itt.
Mr. Jardine would commit bar for trial. This was a t-
very serious offence and sot any years ego It war pettish- i/°
*We with death. la same like the present it wee 'Mertes tq
that people woull tome (*mud to prosecute. frt.
Inspector M•lienaie—And wbon they do, sir, It HMO= II
happens that they are sober. Ili
She war committed for trial. et.
st.

raaraav ITT.
William Neale, &boat 12 ran of ego, was oltsrgati oa
mime with stealing some silver mousy from his father, a so

MOUNT,. MaAlllf •
Oa the former atomisation the father foisted
on prosecuting the boy, the ease being folly
proved against him, sad Mr. D'llyssoart, msai-
lastly astosished at the determinstioa, dourly quational
bins mid the wousnoitho swore abs was his wlh. The molt
of this was his Nonni= that they were living together, his •"
Nasal wile being yet alive, though he had not Neu her foe
eve years.
The prosecutor's wife sow attinded, sad said she had
lift him the period stated, ia oessequesee of his ill-wage,
sad was herself living in coscabinege; this be well Imes,
she having seen his a few maths bock at his residency.
Mr. D'llyneourt (to the father)—Do you still wish to pro-
mote this lad, your son ?
Neale—l do, sir, for his and my own Desalt. Se boa
disirseed me, and destroyed my character.
Mr. D'Ryncomrt—Mynaly listing is one of deep iodic•
salon against you which 1 have a difficulty in ezpreming.
To* have 'operated from your wile, and, while cohabit-
log with another Imam, abs is living with moo-
Nu eau. The child I. the victim of a meet
wretched and unhappy home, all you Ns Midi MISS
guilty than be, sad yet you talk of his Maples pos Isf
destroying your altuestar. Eves in the wfbesmo.bemplei
told me a lie. I never heard • saes that mote disgusts:4M
and I am certain if a mob bad head these fasts they
bast wreaked their envisage sport you. I shall set Lew'
the boy, nor sad him to prises at the desisted milks
father as yea—be will go to a reformatory, and—
Father—Think you, sir ; I'm very mush obliged.
Mr. Dilynomirt—Of sours. ; but you will have to our
to his support by tke proclaims of the reseal set at
pulleaseat. I can compel you to that, las happy to say

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BRUTAL ATTACK AND RogenY, NEAR Ba*Nth
LIT.-0a Monday session an attack sad robbery,
attended with brutal violence, were perpetrated upon Mr.
Jobs Leighton, station-Raster, at Birdwell, sear Barnsley.
The statics is situated is • lately pleas ea the Beath
Yorkshire Railway, about a tails froze the village of that
same. Oa that evening Mr. Lsaghtea, who is twisty-Ave
year, of age, 'endued at the station ea anal, sant the
arrival of the list train for ilhefield, which is du at Bird.
well st eight *Week. Tilers were no peassaners, sad the
only persona who sane to the station to wed the train were
two girl. who 'spotted a parcel from Darnley. The traits
bioi.it seated. Mr. Lusght..% proceeded tower, the station
Mese Ora Midi it emus to tie sleeps) fee the atilt, sad,
shin laileming the shutters and door, was jest sheet ee leave
the pialsoebss be teas attacked by some reflanaemeaskeeke.
deers by • bony beetrentent, mad restorediseasal6M.
TINA would b•abestlea Waste" peat eight Oink, sod so

rs.ov.rtng humans about two hours afterward% hie had
himself lying with his face os the desk is the indiserbease,
Mardis, profusely. His face seat frightfully nnellistod
he had also received some serious blows upon the head end
eras, which were stilt Led prink]. His pockets had bees
rifled, sad a pane coateimag 30s aid threesome keys had
bees stoles. His sap was ninny and kit leapala
sad be was In • vary weak state tram his woundeilittodei
of blood. H., however, mainged to crawl is Its enbAssee,
two Ands sheeny where he arrived I. a nay sanewned
state. Althoodd be has so disenst neilkeellea *twist teak
place, Mr. Lamina states that. atter kaki* the deer erg the
swam-boon and psi*g the lay Was MI whisk be was
struck by send paean pwreessabney blow ebbs
which etensmilidm. end alter whisk they twpwaterrir
• Wow., sad while Is a air of laressibility they neat hare
'mod the doer, midi Ma into the stations, sad rifled his
pockets of the abase •Mennt; alMr which they had na•
racked the desk, ash-tar, &a., and then platted him epee the
stool, with his hard epee the desk, in the pseitiou whist' he
found himself. The two girls, on loniag the static. with
the parcel, met two Rea a few yards off, one with a kat, sad
the Gym with a cap on, wending towaris the station.—
Yesterday (Widanday) monolog, the unfortunate man's
sap we. lased in • dela arloialeg the etatlon, saturated with
blood, mid • heavy hedge-stake with marks of blood epos
it, has tent den totted sear the place. The poor fellow,
who is new !yin! in a precarious state, has bees removed to
his home at Consibrong b. The affair bas emend gnat ova-
eternities is the neighltourhood. The polite are es the
Mt rt. bet sothing bee yet transpired to load to the detentes
el the perpetratore.—Almscheerer Geartbasa.
RAILWAY OVAIID ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.—Wie
regret to state that a isoldaitholy add fatal arsideat occurred
es the Scottish Ceatrel Railway ou the morelag of Moldy.
whereby a railway gaud lost his life. It stomas, that, ma
the lint train hoes Glasgow to Perth was peeseedieg milk-
weeds, owe of the sameness chests of tits farm invents
removing at the old term was placed, Moog with allay
othes*, on the top of the carriage Of week, sad the sheet
sot haying been previously locked et rtpati, the wind
aught the lid aad it was blows open. The Edinberdh
sod Olsegow guard, toticieg this, went to the wig of the
eariap on whiett the boa was placed (the wee being com-
pletely full with other bow), end while he was tamed in
Wag up the trunk, the train proceeding at rapid rate at
the time, be eases le eostav with the bodge near Forteviot
swiss, and was struck on the temple and iestantunciesly
killed.—Giatgese Daily Moil.
FATAL ACCIDENT TO A SONNAllllloLifrf.—On Ben-
da, nettle, about half pest elem. o'clock, as police. coustetle
Crambaw was peados the soutb-wast swarm of the Rail-
way-dock (Hull), he Mend a splash in the water near bum.
He immeMately gays en alarm, got the grappliog-irons, and
dragged" the dock, as he believed sone ewe had team
overboard. After shoat twisty minutes bad elapsed, he,
sad time who sseland him, found the body of a mimeo,
who was after wards ideatified as Hestia rust, mate of the
brie Johan Carl, which was Iliad in that corner of the
dock. The deceased, who was twenty•sto years of age,
was t.km ow board the vessel. Dr Bell was sent for, end
every means were used to restore ltfe, bat without mecum
It seems that the deemed bail got out of bad whoa asleep,
end walked ovarboerd, as he was undressed wiled found.—
Biskra Cosailwa Herold.
Mr. Bvsm.—Oe Bloaday, Mr. Alfred Bens awe-
wesecd an engagensist sus a lecturer at the Polytechnic
Faitaborgh. His lastam, ..titled " John Bull
1 moue the Yankees," connoted of dem:rimless of his own
• experiesem Mario/ s 'bit to the United States. Mr. Bann
sornasunkated a variety of useful lefermados manias
the commonest and literary condition of Americo, enliven-
leg his discourse with several manias sad well-told ease-
; dotes of the Assonant.

BRITISH ORPHAN ASYLUM, CLAPRAM•IIIIII.-
0." do, •••••511 a !.tare. "Oa the Testils Treasures
of the Bluth, sad *belt Valrriestisa." was delivered by Kr.
Thomas Collor, in the boys' *****s. W tab lastitation.
Ths abate was osesplall try the a«. B. elleased. The
looms was fall of talents lei Ereareslisas sea wee War-
' bated by an sabilattaa al awaralWas sprolesse tri lax,
aottom, hemp, (nem-ant, sad slim materials, is *dose
stages of their growth, promo**. awl nansfartaii.

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