The Express.
London, England, 1860-12-28 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 28, MO.

nrNTLLIIA!ea COLLAR- BONE.

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Joihmn Woodhouse, a reepestable. ooii log young man,
Brim in Oeorge.street, Altespreed, was brought before
Mr. Cbe, charged with throwing esteilialls in the public
street, and committing a severe mann on Mr. Frederick
Corley Led breaking his collar-bone.
Ths. prisoner was charged, in the snit instance, with
throwing a quantity of snowballs at a man in the Kent-road,
about 10 o'clock last night, for which he was tined sa. or
*even days. As he was about to leave the court, • gentle.
man came forward and informed his worship that he bad •
far more serious complaint to make against the prisoner,
that of breaking the collarbone of • friend of him, in the
Albany-read,*and he had actually followed him as far as the
Kent-rood to give him into custody.
Mr Combs directed the gentleman to be sworn, when he
mid that his =me was John Bryon, and he lived in the
Albany.road. Last nirht, about 7 o'clock, he was in the
latter road, when the primmer and two or three other
young fellows attacked witness and Mr. Corley with
snowballa One of them was thrown with great
violence at him, when be followed the party, and hit
him on the shoulder. The prisoner arid his oompaaions
then surrounded Mr. Corley, threw him down, and jumped
on him. He called out that his arm was brokers, when
wheals assisted him home, and anent-ads followed the
primmer into the Kent-road before he mold see • constable,
and them he was being taken into custody for snowballing
the other party.
Mr. Combs asked what state the injured man was in.
Witness replied that he was very ill indeed, from his
collar-bone being broken. lie produced the following cur-
taints :

ibis is to certify that XL Frederick Corley, of JO6,
Albany-read, is suffering from a rbolocatios of the collar-
bone, awed by peat nOISIBCO.—(Sigoad) D. Sargent, sur-
ge., Albeeproad."
The plueser Imre said that be had not attacked the gew,
times. The ether parties did that.
Mr. Oewbe odd it was a serious affair, and hide:odd riw
used Ids luta Tuesday.
Nil Irmo asespisi.
111011SHI P -STRUT.
OCTRAOR Oil • LADY._
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Alec Quin, a steer Meath the thohlieY•rwed, was
charged ore Mr. Knoz with riagestly smashing Mrs.
Marl Ayer, • married lady, rmailum at Leioster.terrsoe,
Islington.
The complainant. who sesaifeetod much trepidation,
stated that about new realm* lest night she was proceed-
ing_ hemeward alone, whoa the defendant threw a mom.
hall purposely at his. It struck her fam, sad
she ~tared • remark in ezpoetalatioa, upon
width be denerstely walked up and struck her mach a
whim* blow with his let as the head that she fell ; this
asleep he billowed sr by seizing Ler umbrella, whisk Ds
broke to plies. Ultlmelsdy she gave him into custody.
eirldsmos haling hem substantiated by • perms
named Of Abstwellreet, Hortos.,
Devil* PIN diviskia, maid that be heard the cry or slop
Oki; siS the time is magehon, when be was is the (hty-rad.
Re pssenird the defwiM who was this mu*. sad after a
shoo 1111/•• aught sort took hist book to when the lady
was tam of is peat pertoshatiss.M idemilliod tine
defemdmat os tine preen who bad sennathad bow as bearing
whisk the IMter ehearmod. (114 it is sot of any wale
quarto.** Is *sly a prostitute'
Mr. ism remarked streggly spas the eraadalona she-
rooter of this estop as • Lag vispetestei In the public
street, and aided Mot he was amdesided mintier or sot to
send the elbssier to prima wittiest the opportunity of pay-
ing a leo.
Mse. Aye= observed that had the fellow apologised eke
would net hew pressed the chugs against him, but he pad-
Unity rodused to do se.
Defendant said he was sow quite willing to do it.
Mr. Koos did sot doabt that, gad on being world by
the lady that she did net wfth to pus the maw lisavify
against the defendant, be esotweeed his to pay the
value of the 'umbrella, or osier levee due impriessatent ;
also to a Lae Pe. for the salt, sr one awasthis

Fumes Thernirrtow or Yin Nand BY ru
Brow.—(Tion Dar.)—Thie (Thday) mareing the Diem-
troller of the Poet.ealee larmktioa Department/ pave
aotice for the iefeemedien of the pablie, that at the time
when the morning Nelda were despatched from the Gemmel
Purimikm mid the Ind delivery hen nag, the hap from
the midermeeiliewell towns, den at 5 a.m., had sot arrived
at the Chief.elles in 81. ldertin'aie-Oemad. via. :
Arundel. Oseembery, Desk Neetiennim Favembane.
Shoceheat. Nasaaxtee. fwem, AMINO
star, Chanl, Ilaimawr, Criterions% Waredneter, Wag.
bury, Hondas.. Ligimealt, Pikteredeld. Maw* Pee-
worth. la all two., hero mai* weetward and
the soetb.emearn thataitaa. Mew et the ether mile
were some hoer. behind gem Leal the aeberken
dnvere in carrying the Were to the rt>ww within the
twelve rade •e, i.e., the slz p.m. and eight p.m. der
Caches. eneweatend mei elloulty 14 mieseqsemee if.th•
ry fall of mow.