The Express.
London, England, 1860-02-13 00:00:00

7HE POLICE COU.R7B.

BOW-STREET.
Mr. Maoism of the Judge and Jury Satiety, at the
Cider Cellars, Maiden-lure, waited on Mr. Judas tar Ohs
purpose of contradicting the mama of some women
charged with awaiting the police a few days ago, that they
was melted in the Pesos perique" at hie setablielment.
Wanes ef bad character when celled ape to Morns them-
selves frequently evaded the avowal that they were prosti-
tutes by calling themeslas " Poem." In imam to the
room who really ware engaged hi his establishment he
thought himself bound to say that they were all Moody sad
well-coaduoted pantos, sad that meme either' bed mph*
to do with the cilathrheace. Tbe semented
that matter of whom he had any mes the Mare
Emma Mom. She certainly had formerly bees s "Pose," bat
he had discharged her, bemuse he hand she was given to
drinking. He had emid as entertainments of this desortp-
Ma for many yea,,, his house had alweye boss mil car
ducted, and he should be very sorry to let It be believed that
he employed resort who went about the streets dunk sad
brawling in the middle of the night.
Mr. Jardine said he had not for a moment apposed that
sis• women me connected with Mr. N icheleoces ham
though some of them certainly mid eo.
A gentlemanly looking man, who said his name was
AM Once. and described hinted( as a liaendnper, was
charged with assaulting • pretty and well-dtesrd young
woman. surd Emily Vivian.
Mr. Lewis, jun., is opening theme. said Sr assault was
of as smarted charater and plated out that the ma-
pleinant had a black eye. He meld admit at one that she
was living under the protection at a goaderaa, bet aim
was not fur that remiss to be exposed to oath Mame. He
should apply to the magistrate to mad the it. baba a jury,
believing that a One of 61., thaighost the magistrate could
inflict, would be a whhelmet% pthislemat tor snob ea
offence. Defendant used her 101. Is emprossies the
matter, but she &Mese% se the did am vestal/my, hat only
sought to punish him kw the outrage.
The oomplaineas deposed that on Meek/ sight, thaw
bath at the Atoka au west te • capper-sheet,
sear the Haymarket, when she tesabed tIE
6 o'clock in the morning. She was issylpg _is eon.
they with a friend, a goatlasea, whoa the dthethat, who
bed Weed into cathorretles with thus, asked thna to allow
him to Ms with theta, as they ware el gabs to Plaaliss.
This was urged to, and they all get bto the orb tapas%
As they were passim through the perk the &readmit ow.
died bar hand to get sr', therealasiag to kick him if he
did not. He got out, seseberell by a thrust front the
defendant. The cab presaged, end ly the diodes,
began to best her, without the s sprevocatime it her
part. She attempted to mem, hat wee prorated by the
Sem, "the both be heads over bar thee& At last, whoa
mane Is lledattea- bridge, the ethane pithd up and
a pelbeses, to whoa she pus thedelhadent lathers&
Wire he heed that shegin wee id le him lab
weedy be awed bar SOL If the ith
Tbi thora bawle d the elk. Hs however, IMMObka Sad be
Mb am bier may Ina Oat.
The sabre dothead that, hewing a Nab ledde the
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we bawd ia through the window, and taw dawdled
the songisaant. He did tel atop sr tasathre, hr
uthele said net se a pollersoa. He drove is to Reeks-
sale
les.brider, thus
he
la aaw a assatable, sad the somplabast
the delhedes•
The taapaoter whe =lathe theme rid that both cos-
Sit and delimits thee ertheldatte the worn fur
Lawrie applied fur s eormillot TM isbodiet bob
NWWNW to pay 6W. to ampoules dr miter, so skit a Is
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sent. He esaalimed *lke et tbe ere word be fay
set bj sae a tas es re mei mu bad power lo her. TUG
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sit etwealserdtod sir belonged. Th. whale
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gar Marble vbstbw salwapt bed as* bees weds to bate
✓eestige a/ bee eliseeederbsa esaibba. He bed wand
nee airreareat, awl bud ler a rialto erg.
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wardens era That ear ea aura MOM be
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dasei a, le Babdi wither. rem resews-
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palest that she bed bets wry Ewa biased, and the mimosa
ovstatbet Maas dbtaneent tbikt bar. H it were true that
be kid inflicted that injury a Sas el 61. would be a my
kakinate punishment. Os the ether bud, be should not
like, with mob 'sideman to take spas Massif to commit
I the Mendota to pekes be Is months under
the Aistststad Aasseets Atet. Lids them ahem-
stauses, and eoasiderieg Chet is Irmo not spited
by the presents's to tilts Aber of those courses,
but at coos to 00auldt the prissier for trial, he thought it
maid be basted babe that 02111111. He should admit him to
Mil, however In two tassels. of 101., sad his own r.cog-
sinner of 21w;

Yr. Lewis et;btaltted that the tail ought to be higher. The
isimelest bad a fictitious name, mid bad described him-
self as •
CIS , when polat of hot ha held a math
bler. riardtaaa-saw so segos why the ball should be higher
than mad.

The prit.:o4 w dna rebind ham the dock, but in the
thane al the Marmon the solicher Massed to the court,
tad Weaned his worship that they had agreed to a con-
roma and the onee would not be premed.
Mr. online add that ender the circumstantial he could do
nothing else bat diecharge the prisoner.

Da Grew, a Swede, and the taper of a mall coatis-
deaseosoliop in the Walworth-road, was &erred with de-
fromitag Mrs. Ingress, of 137, Ilisekfriwo-read, of 61. 6e.
It appals* that on the 14th of lent month tne proasmatriz
was in she shop of • pawnbroker, when tin Wham end a
foreigner came la to oder a minsive- oboist for sale or
pawn, and which the prix mar as being gold.
The pawnbroker's militant offered ter give 61. for it, and the
prossouirix, supposing It to be worth mach more, consented
to it'll 61. 6a. for the chain. She had since had it tested,
sad it tu,ned out to be brass, and worth no more than
crown.
The prisoner said his companion, to whom the chain be-
longed was a countryman of his, and he went to the shop to
interpret for him, bat he knew waking of him.
The prisoner use rebored upon his own remygoireace, end
hie wits oilseed to return the prosecatrix her 61. 6s.

BOUTRWIIIt7L.
• wall-tirmeed young ma, who gave his name as Samoa
feelalay_ sad another man, who stated himself to be
Hear, Beg, sa essalbas piopricor, of Britton, were -barged
with gaining admission tp the house of the Bey. Mr. Tugwell,
Map, Upper Btaniford-street.
Mr. Tugwell said that on the previous night the prisms,,
some to his hones, end told his servant to say that young
Mr. Maudesley wished to KO him. Aa be kimsesnething
elite. Mandesley's family he desired that they might be ad-
mitted. The prisoner calling himself Maistkelay then said
he was only a nephew of the gentleman with whom he (wit-
ness) was acquainted. They produced balmlike two books,
containing the names of subscribers to charitable inglitationr,
and said they wanted his vote to get a child into the Asylum
for Idiots. Alter some conversation with the prisoaere wit-
ness suspected they were impostors, and sent for his sextoo,
who lived close by, and afterwards for two police coestablae,
when he gave them in charge.
The prisoners declared that they only went to Mr. ne-
velts house to wilt for his vote, and bad no intention of steel-
ing or doing anything wrong.
It was stated by the police that both prisoners bed given
fake addresses, and a remand was salted foe, ia order that
further inquii iee might be made renaming than.
Mr. Burnham thought the circumstances sksalling the
prisoners' introduction into Mr. Tagwell's hoots, and the
fact of their having given false references, was aufficaent to
justify him in remanding them fors week.