The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-29 00:00:00

THZ POLICZ COURTS.

Milli DAY.)

ILILMOIROVOEISTRYIT.
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AreeW
. harped with elesitne from the pen's, of Josephine Welton.
(konere had% et 4, Northiliabertned-oeurt., Stressil,
brooch et Use wife et si._

Josephine Welton mid at 3 this morning she was at
the Cali Sipes, at Ute seta.{ A Windmill-Aunt, with
aa English 1.4 , cats. Om sir bawd kw the
nips tam. , who woo Atlng them with
noose !ennuis, mai "MeTraig Eaglish--yon area Chime!'
—evidently intend* to insult bm. With bet Mad ant
left that Art of Ma pito and mated thee-
Alm in • carom whim the primer Ilanowed
New sad unshed hie again. She mad • few midi
refrrring to them an Gasman, and this Aft the place. One
but Aly jut anon the road whoa the prisoner ran
shoe beg, bee by Um shawl, which came undone, and
she then bee bomb wee gam. He then caught bold
al her wrist, on whist' was a beaosist; the twandet came nu-
fonesed, and be we& bold of cm part of it, and eta of
the Aber. Ye this callisl " and felt to no that
bet tem watts van safe Os the countable coming op
ene sciltha is claim. Obit bed given 51. for W. brooch in

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Prier amid he save the prosecutris in charge, alai not
she ham.

Emily !Latina, (rimed of the proesentrit, said she was
at the rah Herod with the prosecuted:. The prisoner
c straually Moulted the proseetdrii, laying that she woe
" Chimes," arid used bad language. While crossing Wind-
millstreet, the Kilmer ran after them, and caught bold
of the proseoutria's wrist, mad proeacutete then maid "lily
lirsich u gone.' She (altars) then called "Police,' and at
the!r coraing up the ptiaoasr wanted to give her in charge
for mous insulting league(' towards him. She had seen the
pr...ernt ruin brooch safe on leaving the cafe. Three or four
?tore versos. were in the • a company at the time.
to moose to Yr. Tyrw et the proseeutrix said that she
had rot her shawl bat not her brooch.

A constable said, on fang op he eaw all the parties
stunting at the owner of Windmill-street. The prisoner
wanted to give prosseutris in charge for annoying him, but
ou the ormeentrix sawing him of taking her brooch be
took him into custody. The prientser said he had never
seen the brooch, and that it wan a false charge. Part of
proweutrix's shawl was lying on the ground, and the other
part on her orek..

said he was at the Café ltegeoce with some
friends, sad the females began abusing them, be supposed
because they would and pay for some drink. floe of ha
friends espied to estaleite with them, but he " No,
1,-eve them in charge," and when the prosecutrix saw
that she screamed "Po ice," and pretended that he had
stolen bar brooch. There was a number of persons must
at the tinse,and he did not believe she had a brooch. He only
held her by the wrist so u to secure her to pee her in
charge., and seeing this she said, " This fellow has taken
my ,rooh."

A gentians. said he beard the witness Antinel say to the
prosecutrui, "Now say he has stoke your brooch." Mr.
Wodecki was a highly respectable merchant in the City.
The witness Antioel denied ewer saying anything of the
kind, and said the witness was wit present
Another geatlenas said he beard the wailer say be would
turn the females out if they did not keep quiet. They left
and came bark, sad abused his friend Mr. Wodecki. He
beard Antinel say to the prusecutrix. , " Take down your
brooch."
The witness Mafiosi positively denied this.
Sir. Trrabitt said it might 0•011 have bees said with the
view of telliag bee to take ears of it.
The waiter was called and said the females went out and
same back three or four titan. He would out swear that
the preweentrie bad out got a brooch. He alao heard
something said about the sor basis in the Int instance.
Mr. Ty nwhitt said he would take Tail for the primmer, two
sureties is Irtf. orb to appear this day week.
nail was tendered and acoepted, sad the wooed left the
court with We friends.

Tim LATE CAFIDI or ATTEMPTED SLICIDIL—It
was at led believed that the ewes of attempted said&
(nen Lorakmahridge and Bleckfnaralwidge, on Monday
had ia some war a commies cause ; his we are as.
que.tel by the friseds of cos .4 the unfortunate parties to
state Piet this was not the arse. and that Mr. Stew led se
kiwi/ledge whatever at the female with wham be was erne
wooly represented to have had a dispiate.
Dierresiovt ox VOLTNTIMPLINO. —A public die-
113A•kla as " The Volunteer Momwerst " was opened bp
Mr. H. Celt, at the Town Hall, Drightos. re Wednesday.
The Mayor presided, and there were about 130 peewee
i.nsent Mr. Can argued very much is favour of the
ne...m.rot, as did also Mr. Brooke and Mr. Robins, who
t•.l left a the dummasion. Mr. Patching, Jun, Mr.
Pre, sod Mr. Mourning' were opposed to it altogether.
and another gentleasam. Mr. Day, who 'poke on the
poet, m. argued either ewe way or the other, or both
was.. He said that there was a tints whoa he could call
oe • imagism& mid led Win at hew in the morniag,
afterteme, mew ; bet sow if Imp called he was told
Mr. Soaed-ei r jime, gene to the an* drill, or he
has goof .kons la the barracks to afternoon drill, or be is
gorm to weenie/ drill. He had tees to a 110 sod had
asbol her .pution of the volunteer movement Mho mid.
" It haw broke. up all my domande happleime ; there was •
time alien my hushaad was at home of as emisiag, but
bow I sever we hint ;her always Ow M sill, and re
ma b &Wag make* bite very thinly, sod bit thosiaMto
the ' Three fume' " Wlee Mr. Day had deem •
Ir. 'airman got op sad asked the mayor which of the
'bac imam Mr. Day had taken. and the mayor replied that
Le really couldn't tilt. The dosamom was then adjourned
ti a week. Wale Swart (;a:ette.

A LI.•111T14..1, K CRYCH —MINN Jane C. Martin
►aa Ives app.ioted holiest .•f the Marblehead Light. Yip
Martin is • danihter of the late Captain Atabruise Msrtia,
who knot the baker's I.lsad l'ailtreallght fur a quarter of
s- titre. sstl. es essio•nt to her father, ganittl a thonnigh
r 1• rrt.. e ta light erep.ei. 4114 rxr.