The Express.
London, England, 1859-02-10 00:00:00

ASRAULT rem, ♦ LICENSID TIC7I7ALLZA.

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Wdlennit, a tall powerful fellow, who named kin
address, was placed at the bar before Mr. Tyrwhitt, charged
with miming counterfeit coin, and also with amanlting Mr.
Jams Ochmore, ths landlord of the Guy Earl of Warwick
Wail-house, Oray'roinet-lane. and Police-constable Hooker,
0, In the execution of his duty.
Prom the evidence it appeared that one 0711141 g, about •
fortnight back, Ohs prisoner and another men entered the
above public-bonne, and having had smoothing to drink,
paid for it wide half • crown. When they had loft
the Immo the barman discovered that the half-
crown wan • counterfeit. She taw no more of the pri-
soner until • few avenioge back, when be again
mew to the home, celled for something to drink, and ten-
dered in paymeat another bad pkgs. The barmen at once
tisteeted the Wended fraud, and told the primmer that he
was Ms ma trite bed Wore peered bad money to his. This
be and denied, bat Potioe-conatable Hooker wafts*
doe name
the given lab nobody. On the way to the
poaseststiatireprlsonsrbeermsveryvidentandondeavoured
to threw the elestebie down sad beet heck hie thumb so as
to reader it miss, sad it woe at first thought that ties
emstabies thistb was brakes, but It has dues bees ascer-
tained that it was only put eat of joint. Upon Mr. Och-
more endeavouring to mist des constable tho prisoner struck
him and Welted him very severely on the knee. The eon-
stable wee still unable to nes Ms thumb.

The primer denie4 that tw was the man who had pawed
the half-wows, cad u foe the timed piece, be wally did aft
tsp!, it was bed, sad aaa as innocent `.O a babe unborn."

11;:tir;ritIti.eoWeli•TeditT;Jriacre, ;Way
exessitted the primer to Newpte fnr trial.

DOUTH*ARIL.

TIIILLICAXII MID COVNTEiIIIT COIN,
DI the awes of the week several parsons kayo been
bits& to Mb mart charged with uttering counterfeit cobs
to veins pallet=ie the district, the mijoritzsghcem
Men
bow bt tom on the public, owing to the of
dr law. Too own woo, however yceterday by
Yo WNW ciao NW for trial at the nest Central Criminal
Cast Itsisims. The first case was agehist—
Flessay Cbatello, who wee charged with uttering a eosin-
terisit crown-piece and a 'billing as the house of Mr. Aylay,
the Feathers. Dockileed. _ _

Ifilliainrignon,l7erman to Mr. Aylcy, raid that at
the errs( of the 29th ultimo the primmer ere to
Oar bore and celled tx a pint of beer, foe whir
be Wirral a are-pier. Witness anipmeed hoes the
tosi that it re sot prase, career:llly ha showed It Is his
=Art, rem at are pronounced it to to a corsair. He
Mid the primer alit, when he took out a Ghillie( le pay foe
Me beer, but that we alto a counterhi.. Wham asked
rot how he beers permed of the Mew, whr he replied
that worked at a glue factory, and had jest received them
e.

Vellacott, 224 11, said be took the prisoner into
autody ia the Neckingter.road, on Tuesday List, when he
denied having uttered any counterfeit coin at Mr. Aylefis.
In answer to the charge, the prisoner mid he pkeed up the
=wrapped up in peper, under the railway arch, and he
them to be genuine.
He was fully conunitted for trisL
Taylor was neat charged with interior; twe
eansterfeit ehtlitage at the boos* of Yr. Charles Don, the
Qom's Head, Feadall.etreet, Bermondsey. The wisteria
Ws ere went Into Mr. Don's on Friday last and called for
ball •
_point of potter, foe which he tendered a Wiling,
which Mr. Don mend to be a counterfeit. He was imbed
whether he had any more, when be poled out of hie pocket
another ommterfeit 'bng, and wee then given Into
custody.
The priaostar said he did not know they ware counterfeit.
He was also committed for trial.