The Express.
London, England, 1859-12-03 00:00:00

TSB POLICE COURTS.

MANSION-HOUSE.

lam Bark a adddlireswil man, with his ldt arm in a
=so k wre aerial with esdeevouriag to obtain money from
Mr. Edon= omwy of 66, Lombard-merest, by means of a
letter, bearing fictitious
Tbs peentted him pelt
Waft r. Gamey, with a
heter that he bad formerly a " minister " in
Wales, hat that he his Stough filers end miefortune base
reeved to a elate et wait and deeittotlas. His latest ode-
hop bed bus es emident in Sepeember Let, by wbleta hie
mm was bream to tee places; and the Misr embody tag ea
epitome of hie sollielege bate the Spate= of =mien=
genders ta the asserepolia, wail =own ter their philim-
rz. Amee
whichta=gywas one
refi=Eke. " 8. ltoof
leL
Goznr;, who reqoeseed the prisoner to oellat
nut moreheg. In lap to Mr. Gurney's inquiry, Mr.
Marley said he had certainly never given at small a men is
6s. to a dialrereei adulator. Whim the prison called next
mond= Mr. Gassy gave him tab comedy.
The primes said Ms um had be= broken se staled to the
letter, sad he thought no harm in getting a little teensy horn
the charitable to relieve his tteeeealtir ; sad that wish regard
to the signaten which looked "8. Morley," it was in
reality "8. Mossy," end bad been written by a modem=
of that name Itd=g M flutfordshire ; walls, in support of the
statement that his arm had been =Amy he produced a arti-
fice= given by a home surgeon at Bartholomew's Hospital
to ea " les= Hants" In 6epeember lea, smertion that he
wee the perms to whom it rained.
Two morgues, whom atteedeece the Lord Mayor hod =
=ltakcooldnatad of to.
=Mame: bat rid
sowwtheissi it ereasovdte pordbierthat Me arm Might have
bore brakes is September.
The pekes, was unknown to the dime of the Mendkity
beelety, sad se no proof was peedneed of any of the Mi-
-1 natures appended to the begginglatese being acteM tamale.,
The Lord Mayor discharged his', with a warning to be
andel for the Snore. _ _

Prima Heir, et 11111TheibelleS, Cieassel Pret-offlor, and
et Pendistrylesskilisbeicaml, yes lemenelesd on the charge
aleValabi away egos Isledpestsussu
The Sole el chimes hese elteedy
_lnted, mad it will be
rasewahered that the grieeser area adth to boil. Whew
the ow wee celled es Pales eseehthle Hugheatuaa, 168 a
sae el the wesrewt time al the asset, who bar charge el
W cee% repelled est eke llikedlat wee sot in astaedauce.
Mr. Hyena. the pesematvw, shoed that as the previous day
be was rived wilt te may preseedhop to the auks he
had brought, est Walk audeeete had hew paid. He seder-
stood that the delbodegt did set Weed le appear, but would
/Mak hie reoogaiumemow awe were idler charges against
the Madan; Shoo the dist blurb& owing to the pub-
UV, the &Wee& had loot his situation, and although be
had been pat le great expense, be did not wish to go fur-
ther with die rem He bad summoned WitMINIONI from the
Book sod elsewhere to attend to-day, bat he hod jam wrens&
WANE wells ailed.
_ _ _

—Nr.Tivarliiit odd he did not know that tho comploisaattroe
bound to go as with the ease, and anima him to withdraw
tram the proraistice.
SOUTHWARK.

Willis Merv, ircpihior alas Woodman Al. and
Wilhant-stroo, Harper-street, New Kent-road,
was with befog concerned with others, not in cus-
tody, is rending Charles Barnes out of 1001. by skittle-
Mr. Hines appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. W.
Edward for the prisoner.
The prosecutor, a middle-aged men, mid that he had
recently returned from India, where he had for the lest few
yeses been employed as an engineer on the Madras Railway.
Oa Tuesday last he had oc.oaion to go to Westminster,
sad about 12 ceolock at noon, while near the Broadway, a
men rams up to him and asked him about " Big Bun"
and the "Great Clock," and after conversing for • abort
Ems they went Into • hoots and had • gins of beer each. A
stout man thee joined them, and ha oonaented to moompany
them to the Waterloo-rimd, as the first man het the other 101.
' to Si, that he would jinni 18 yards In three jump' with •
half-hundred weight In each head. They then got Into a
oab and drove to the New-cut, where they mat • third gen-
tleman, and then they all agreed to go to the defimdent's
house. They got there about ass o'clock, sad as they sa-
bred the boots cos of the men had some conoweettoa side
with the prisoner. On his return a gams of skittles was
proposed, and they all went to the skittle ground. Oes of the
men then picked up a skittle ball, and cud ft was made of
iron. Witness hot him • sovereign that it was wood, and Imo
the hot, the man paying him • sovereign. Two of the
others played skittles, and could not knock the
pion down in lees than eight times. Witness parodying that,
I made a bet with • stout man of 61. to hie 101. that be could
not knock them down is Ave timer, and the mosey was pput
in the mimeses hands. The stoat man played and
them down in twice. The stout man then bet wetness that
he could not do so, at the some time offering 3001. to 1601. •
he (eigner) declined mekiog such • bet, Lot said he would
bet him 1001. to 2001, that he would knock them down in
three times. Not having that sum about him, he went home
sad fetched the 1001., when he bet 1001. to 601 that be would
knock the pins down it five time., and one of the mime men
held the stakes. He must, however, inform his worship,
that pliede• to that be had drunk a ghee of beer, sad be-
came exceedingly stupefied, and when he revived be found all
the men were gam
. . . .

Mr. CcenbeL. How much did you lose in the rheas?'
house.

Prosecutor—One hundiud still four pounds, sir. All my
own hard earnings.
Xr. Conebs—Did you deposit say of the money with the
prisoner ?
Prosecutor—Only 2i.. but when the other bet wee made he
wee at the end of the skiale ground, giving signs to the
others.

Mr. Cocabe—What did you do after you bid your mosey?
Prosecutor-1 went bores in ss oats... I was so ill, sad I
have not yet tecavered. Yesterday I went about to find the
prisoner's bones, but was not able to mice it until this
moraine.
Mr. Coaibe—Did the landlord play with you?
Prosecutor—No, sir; he did the lookout part. (Leaghtwr.)
Mr. Combo asked what wee known of the prisoner and his
hones

Gardner replied that this wee the third agent" of a similar
kind that had occurred in the heart dace the prisoner had
kept ft. The Yet wan only three weeks IV.
Blur. Combs remanded the prisoner till the following (We)
day, but weed to accept balL U. said It =tut good and
substantial.

THAMES.
Marta Jahs As&., AM Bradford, the younger, pupil
leacher, sad William Barnes wen. charged with dijarbing
the eangregetioo, hiseitig, and roughing, sad reedier la •
load and di ordarly manner, at the churchof Bt. Georee-in-
*burliest

The summons spinet the first defendant wee Manfred,
and those of the latter two adjourned for three weeks.
When the Rev. Mr. Lowder, who was owed the witnesses,
and his Meads, were renting from the court, the mob is the
street, mundeing principally of perishiesterr. from St.
Gemwe's, sat up loud yells and groans, imertnized with cries
of " We will give jou the topmost' on Sunday."

THE 13AUSAOZ CAM AT KINGSLAND.—The in-
quest wee resumed on Thursday evening Ixtfunt hfr. Haat-
yhreya, into the death of William Eaton. alleged to have
been poisoned by eating bad asumegee. Evidence wee gone
into beefing upon the bealthlerem of the anima' whose limb
I. said to have formed the substance of these dainty deli-
and the inquiry was sots adjourned till Tuesday

SUDDEN DEATH FROM INTEMPERANCE. —Oa
Weduseday amain, a wanes, the wile of a cattle drover
who had beat in attendance at the cattle fair in Newcastle,
wee frond lyleg dead in a pomp at the Head of the Side.
From infonsation which h•• been gives to the police it ap-
pears that the deceased had been drinking foe the last three
months. hewing been scarcely sober during the whole of that
time. Oa Wedoesdsy atom:wash* was in a public:house at
the Head of the Side, very tab.:tread, daeoing to the music
eta molts. A short time afterwards she went out, and WM
bower more mew alive. We understand she is a native of
Coeliac —.Kreccesals Chnniels.
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