The Express.
London, England, 1858-11-22 00:00:00

1011141TRZET._

Mieseith rovern, the will et • semble-beeper ha Gower-
neweice shisseoced bLileiriet Joa
Meier n, • apeifekbooir..la ibs
rialialocebl7,lBNA MEL Jean id= arbor prop4,'
Jesse *hal that choked bad this cock teas • WA,
sad it woo *lime *Om about with am, IfirEttcz
ink et bere la she mews. They were d the
breed. ...boat • fortnight ago ale mind me, ..ratl

lately Nig it m the possamico dthe dedsedant. The cock
wee heeprsdamd, and bias liberated front the doss rentline-
anal 'IV hi white be had teen coaled to tits on*
be was to per* en the front a the witasse-hes, his
?Ibib& ...seested h! • string. He then began Is hap
rby NNW to ern loudly, to thst great ananmant
the nausea assembled in the body of Use wart. "Tbses,"
MN the dehadaat, "she says he is a Spanish cook An/
ens Mtn tell be has got • cross of the Coolds Chins in him.
.) Complainant said she could prove the cook wee
it was hatched by her old hen OD die v
that ski parted from bet husband, and she
ammo* of separation as conclusive evidence as that
point.
Dahmiliat—Why that has got nothing to do with It; sad,
WNW, that was twelve mouths ago, sad the coot is only
Glee menthe old. He has not got his arm yet, which he
would ban if he were a year old.
lievenni winsesses wore called by oomplaineat to identify
the ouch as ha property; and, on the other hand, &Indent
called a samba of psnona, who swore that they had known
It in her poesession from the time it was batched to the pri-
ma day.
One el Mrs. Jenne@ witnesses said h• blew it by its tail,
which had hay brakes end was " cooked all on one side."

Mrs. Paraellit 4 slot brokta at all, -..naryeroadrad as
caw dia.

osliLagiraate—Neleial y sever saw a with
itehig to Ito till ; end o,
as I do sot trait Yrs.oock Jaw Lana
proved ii to be hie cook, I shell dimities the summate.
triumph by lln.
The cook was is the rah*, mad carried away is
WORSHIP-rnuurr.
Dead Grady, 36 sae of age, a taller, living at 38, Gnat
Illasehasise-simstii7 was thorned with violently as-
sailing his with by throwing her doe a a eight of
N sadair, otherwise -erg her.
It opus slated that the worms was sew lying at the London
ha • vary prairie's& Mate, hem the youths she had
Wm. Seward mid be lodged is dm same low with the
Omer.
is Os Nay swift LA he saw KN. Oil* less
tot math neisimig-tossa. Ohs aypseisd be bola askew
sod mid she lad bees throw* AMA din by her
st Xs vas allrarsois wahmad by hod li
cing beim he Ina ttits*ran besikisslra
sad epos i a Wt
with his list as ohs lag liras the mi. Me hid ilia knows
him to beat hat during the eras er eight math ds had
lodged the,.. Ma. Cindy was st idaMas rams, and •
geed amiable Ida to him.
/rams Amos, • cigar sosuictssor, and broth. to Km
Cindy, said it was he who brought this charge ageing the
ame. They had baso married 12 years, sad the prisoner
beren la the habit of beating hie wife repeatedly. She,
however, massed to him, although he had so
ohm 111-amd last he had actually out Yr
Ihmest. There was • wound ens lathes fa length, bat
she had ithoversd from that. The Weary Iris
sad as Innately bed as or he wadi sever
ham • trauma in this way.
Tlsasp did not attar a word in &race, was re-
ass , sad theoser meglatrats directed that a summoss should
Was to compel Yr. Grady's attendance whin ealßolistly
recovered.

Bons Sershall,a _showily attired female, midis; at 50,
Baker-street, CherkenweU, append before Mr. Tynthitt to
answer a summons, which °barged her with violently smatth-
ing George Wendt, a boy aloe yews of sge.
The complatnaat, an intelligent boy, stated that on Tues-
day last he was is the kitchen of the howls in which the de-
fondant resided, when, the streak hint an the head, and other-
wise illosed him. His (witness's) lather wers living with the
defendant, and bad dosio so for some time. As he had be..
Hissed before he ran awe sad west to his mother, who vo-
ided at Waiworth. The defeedaat bed some tiros ego Wood
him oat in the purls. rain, sod a publican tc him in sad
dried his clothes oat of clgitardli
The defendant desicd the boy, and said that he
wee eery rods to her and her names.
The complaisant, in answer to Mr. Tyrwhitt, raid that he
did cell her names, but it was sot mill she oiled his mother
badwards sod abased her. . _

N7r ry; ,Th •r aDT r of at. boy, Meted that the veal
name of the delendent was CoPins, and oho was • emend
slaw. The defendant had been living with her (wither's)
husband for about fear yaws., sad although he was • sleek
and share broker, he had never allowed her anything for ths
support of herself sad lour children. She had kept this
until within the last three months, when, as her hoshand
would not allow her anything, she meet the children to him.
Her hashaad had been sent to prison from the Lambeth po-
llee-court for deserting her, and when he came oat he *gala
went sad lived with the dahmedsat.
Waren, who was well dressed, and had been sanding by
the side of the defendant, here stepped ',to the hoz, and said
that be did not believe the defendant had struck his son. He
heard his son call the defendant names.
Mr. Tyrwhitt—l cannot wonder at anything he said when
he was cuffed and heard his mother called amass by each a
Wavell—The defendant wee aware that I would not allow
the boy to be struck ; but he multi be corrected if he is rude
to her, or I shall lose all control over him.
Mr. Tyrwhitt--That's all nonsense to talk in that OM=
when you are living in adultery.
Wavell hire mad. a statement seriously affeaing his wife's
character. _ _ _

Mr. Tyrwhitt said the wife appeared to him a very re•
spa:table passes, and as for the husband mousing bee of
Walter,. If thaw wee any truth in it, he should haveproved
it at the Lambeth police-coon. He should fins the dsfiodaot
10s. and coats. The sooner the boy was taken front the oars
of such a person the Letter.
The money was paid, and the defendant loft the scut with
the man Wavell.

Ater tieTrerlies had left, a gentleman in court said he had
heard the ems, and thinking that the wile had been or sally
ill-treated by the husband, begged to hand to the magistrate
10s. for her.

iiiE:airiatrato scospt:l the sow.
_ _ MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

Henry Praialnt, Revery Batley, end Harriet Nankin%
well known to the police m &Moabite, of adroit thieves and
themselves convicted persona, were brought before Mr. Bing-
ham, charged with lurking about Bond-street and the streets
adjacent, daring the thick fog oa Friday evening, with intent
to idiot a felony.
From the evidence it appeared that two detective officers
Joy, of the A, and Winkles, of the 8 division., who bah
knew the primmer., caught sight of them about 9 o'clock in
Brad-strew. Suspecting their object they tracked them Into
Brook-street and Blenbeitn-street, sometimes seeing them in
close communication, and occasionally apart, so that,
owing to the fog that prevailed, they were for a time lost
sight of. The prisoners seemed to pay great at-
tentioa to the private door of No. 96, Bond-
street, where the male prisonen remained some time.
From thence they walked Into Oxford-street, whom they
were rejoined by the female prleoot , who for some titillates
had been away from them. Fearing to loos them, the officers
procuring asaistance, now questioned them, when the woman
Franklin said they bed moo come straight from Westminster.
When conveyed to the station, en each of the male primary
was found • neatly-made skeleton latch-key. The men
Franklin, on the way to the station, told Joy he meld
enure him he would find himself in the wrong box
altogether, for ha was perfectly well known to Superintendent
Hannan.

The witness Winkles said be had koown Franklin and
the woman, who now lived together as man and wife, for a
long timer constant sesonatsit of expert chimer and that
they had been ocavieted fee attempts at robbery. Other
Akre were present reedy to depose to their anowledge of
there prisoners.
Mr. Biagham asked if they mold amount for the skeleton
keys heed in their possession, end or& said it was Ms own
dotes key; whilst Franklin called his landlord, beer seller.
la Leads.-. Year, Tottenham-court-rood, of the name of
Thirsts., to =mann his statement ; but the latter distinctly'
dried that to be the key hs had supplied him with.
Mr. Dighton observed that the key had been recently
Mad.

The primer mid be had filed it himself, to make it •
bitter Ac

—ii;.ifhighertt said, that as there was so overt act proved
agaisst the prisoner'', they must be disehargid, at therms
time he advised them to be cereal of their 000 duet, for
they might be smeared the pollee would keep a strict eye
upon them