The Express.
London, England, 1858-05-05 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

cans DAY.)

BOW-STREET.
DISO/LACRIUL CONDUCT AT A THEATRE.

Two VIM save the cams ;7.Fivderick
Colima and Charts. Morrie, and were dressed in the approved
style of the Cimino swell, were charged with creating • dis-
turbance in the pit of the &rend Theatre, to the annoyance
of the public and the interruptioa of the performances.
lir. Henry Swanborough, the brother of the fair lessee,
deposed that the defendmits managed to get into the ph in a
slide of intoxication which was not observed by the check-
taller in the crowd. During the performance they min-
inesoad shunting and hosing up hAts, to the extreme
annoyance of the visitors to the theatre. The officers in
attendance quietly remonstrated with them, but ineffectually,
end at length tt wee found necessary to give them
in charge. lie (kr. Swanborough) had no wish to
press the charge against these young men. He only
wanted them to understand that they could not conduct
themselves disorderly at his sister's theatre with impunity
say more than at the Princess's or Haymarket, or any other
re astabliahment.
rici.
Thor attendants at the theatre corroborated the evidence,
and peboreocristable Harris, of the F division, proved that
the conduct of both the prisoners, on their way to the
station, was most violent. They kicked him owe or twice,
and raised • cry of Down with the police!" "No foreign
spies!" &c.
Mr. Henry inquired what the defendants were?
TM defendant. mad they were articled clerks to • solicitor.
They had been dining together at the Albion, and perhaps
bad tam • little too much; but they did not neon any
harm. If they had annoyed anyone they were sorry
for it

awanborongh expressed a wish that his worship
would oouitider their having been lookad up all night as a
salacious punishment and earning on this occasion.
Mr. Henry said mush conduct could not be allowed to peas
sitagothor unpunished. It was dos to the public that each
attempts to interfere with their enjoyment at their public
tifof amusement should not be entirely passed over.
ir worship flood Collins 4&h., and Morris 2As.
The tines were paid.

TEE NEW DITORCII •OT.-APPLICATION FOE THE EKE-

CHIDING OF PROTECTION OF PROPERTT REFUSED.
Mr. Adams, late • aue.elea, oerryisig on Minoan at
Ternham-green, applied to Mr. Tyrwldti, the fitting magis-
trate, under the 41st meths of the new Divorce end Matri-
monial Causes Ant, 20th and 21st Victoria, cep. 86. which
provides that where • wife applies to • magistrate and
obtains a protection order far her property, and hes It regis-
tered within ten days of the making thereof, " it shall be
lawful for the husband, and any creditor or other person
claiming under him to apply to the oourt juatime by whom
mob order wee made, ter the discharge thereof."
The iCant Meted that he saw from the various news-
his wen Mrs. Anna Adams, who deecri bed her-
Mm i ll V e
• echoolonatrees, of Thornbill.equere, Isliagton,
applied to his warship and obtained an order for the protec-
tion of her property, am the ground that he had deserted her
about three weeks before. Now be never had deserted her,
for all he had done wee top We the country and while he
wee skeet his wife had takes away the best of the property,
mid had shown several pieties RIOROF, saying that she would
pay embody.
Mr. Tyrw hitt end he did not know why the wife should
not Oahe the furniture away.
The SHAMES remarked the* lbws was a bill of sale upon
the tweets*' which had hem property filed In was of the
comets ref the metropolis. We wife had applied to the ma-
ginned*. at Hammersmith far • similar order, het thus it
had bee refused. He had never 111-used or deserted his
wife, he ea his return he could nut find where eke had
gene to.
Mr. Tyrwhltt said be should orrt,inly not grant the appli-
ance; and safer the bill of sale and the creditors, the latter
we well take oars of themselves, and could go to law with
taw wife.

The applicant said his wife had committed perjury by gat-
ing thistilis property wee her orn.
Mr. Mould (the chief clerk)—She rid no such thing. She
told the magistrate that yen had been obliged to find bail to
keep the pesos towards her.
1 he applicant than left the wart

W ESTMINSTER.
ZITS:I6IV' 10 88888 .

Wißistw Mkt., a matt about 90 ran of age, was placed
at the bar beton Mr. Payster. charged with stealing a gold
chain, two gold seals, a pair of bracelets, some brooches, end
other articles of valns, the property of Mary Ann Lane.
Prosecntrix, wits is beneekesper at Mr. Wallace's hotel,
et. George's-row, Kalgliaahrtige, meld, that the prim:oar had
been seised lbws es en amisteet waiter bun Chrisonas
M HAWN lad ll that tints the prosecutrix and
ethers k the beam repeatedly mimed property, and there
IMO= NEM, as prorcutriz on:waved, to impact the
=. Os tie day before Good Friday prooecatrin
sr bed-tour door at nine in the morning, and went
about ler estillesly neeMions. At five in the evening. on
going te her team, she hand It had bean entered and the
velinbies above ennoesrated, with other property,
Ades. The mom of Wela appeared to :have
been by the winibw, which was easy of ap-
pease Orem the rust. A pane of glass had been cat
and Its lisairring the window removed. In coneequenos
of bar seeptione the grasecutris charged the prisoner on
Hester Illemlay with the tracery, and declared that unless he
conlemed end gm her en opportunity of reixivering one
ring, upon Thigh she ear much store, Site woad
hint into onstody on the following day. He,
easeentied„ end was not seen until last
rmites fin wee eon into custody, he having
tbe robbery lisserared to another person exastly what
was stated. and haring proposed to another rasa that they
dionld steel a valuable tea-urn belonging to Mr. Wallace
ass divide the proceeds, which the man honestly refused
M de.
Adam wee emended.

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