The Express.
London, England, 1867-03-25 00:00:00

approaching on the wrong aide. The prisoner pulled
his rein sharp and his carriage come in collision with
his lordship'. carriage, striking it violently just below the
Lamps, the prisaner, who was drunk, having pulled the
wrung rein. He (witness) was thrown off his box with the
reins in Lis hand. and his horses got away and went on till
they got to ne it the earner of 1 teatostreet, when they were
stopped, and both hind springs Living been broken
through the collision, the carriage fell off hack wards on to
the ground. the poi.. stick.ug up in the air, and his lord-
ship being inside at the time.
Mr. Tyrwhitt asked the witness whether he had any
idea as to the amount of the damage, and the witness
I Bahl it was between 91. and Inc.

. . .
Mr. S.iyer said the prisoner was only employed as odd
man. and was pent out with the earri.ige by Mr. Rich: rds'
foreman. The .1.. lit to Mr. Itieliards' elnimge amounted
to

The prisoner Bahl lw had nothing to my, only that he
wan in fault.

Mr. Tyrwhitt said police courts would ho of no use if
mAgiatuttes were not to check drunken coachmen. It was
certainly a n 'makable thing that whenever anything of
the iirtvent t iud OCCUR re.t the in in genii/illy the odd
man. The prisoner would have to, pay 41w., or a month,
and 9/., or :imam.: month, for the damage.

THAMES.
I Alt ICE tl4 ..1* -AWOL

1'..,..,.....•i. a young sailor, was brought
before Mr. P.'get. eime,ol with attempting to commit milt-
tlestniction.

Rohert Hill, a pidim-ceitstalile, No. 101 11, stated that
on Satunlay night the plisoner itecosteil him on Tower-
hill, and inquire.l tars way to liunson's-wharf. He
replied that he would show him, mid walked
down Towir•hill towards the river. A pro-
stitute followed them, and he ordered her
away. she then walked on before them, tin reach-
the batten of the hill close to the waterside the pros-
titute said, •• Come this way." The prisoner followed her
down the steps Wailing to the river 6/11,1 lie fell over the
swim and hurt I self. lie raised the prisoner, who
then appeared to he quite insensible. lie stayed by
the prisoner swim time and wis about to put him
on a stretchtr, when the prisoner jumped up and
called out, " The Feldman are coining ; natn the yards ;
all Winds to the gun " lie tried to pacify the prisoner.
who made :t rush towards the river, and before he could
' stop him, jumped into the water. He would have been
carried away I. tlie tide if lie had not pulled him out.
Mr. Paget— lie threw himself into the water because you
win present to poll him out.
The prison. r 5.:,1 he was intosiimted on Saturday night,
awl hail no recollection of whit took place.
The captain of a coasting vessel soul the prisuntr was
an ordinary I,ollllllh on hoard, and as good a lad as ever
lived. He haul known the prisoner since lo- was a child.
The prbuni t gut drunk on Saturday bight fur the first
time.

_
Mr. Partridge—lie has been locked up since Saturday
night. That i.a Ilini4luneut enough. T.l:.e him away with
you, captain. I hope he will not be drinking to CIVAS any
inure.

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WARWICK MEETING.-(THIS DAY.)

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HUNT sTAK ES.

Gab.eboy
Aocideia

4 ran.

GRAND ANNUAL.

Shakespeare
Hornet

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14 ran.
ENTRIFA FOR HINT STARES.
Xinglake, Cameboy, Fugleman, and Accident. All ars
here.
Aaarer).—Clanaman.

BETTING IN LONDON.-(THIS DAY.)

HALT-PAST Two OCLOCIL

The clubs crowded, and a large amount of busi-
ness trarasete4l, the City and Suburban being the centre
of speculation. Mayonnaise filly, Clarice, and Fore-
sight were all in great force, the first-named
especially, as little as sto 1 being taken about her at the
finish. nand and Defiance were both in bad odour, and
DM to 1 was betted agginst Wild Agnes. Nothing was
done on the other events. Closing prioes as follow :

CITY AND SUBURBAN.
it to 1 eget Mayonnaise f (t)
lOU to 12 Clarice (off, after 8 to 1 had
been taken)
10 to I Foresight (t and off)
lOU to 6 Abergeldie (off)
100 to 6 Jasper (off)
20 to 1 Aldcroft (off)
1000 to 40 Thalia (off,
1000 to 30 Defiance (t and off)
1000 to 30 Broomiclaw (t and off)
1000 to 10 John Halifax (off)
2500 to 100 Entbileigh (with a start) (t)
METROPOLITAN.
7 to 1 Dunaany (off)
100 to 4 Treasure Trove (off)
50 to 1 Conundrum (off)

WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

MONDAY, lines 25. • A.x.