The Express.
London, England, 1860-08-20 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURT&

(TIUS DAY.)

MANSION-HOU/AL

An Irishwoman sawed Conteriske Quill we. brought b.-
fore the heel Mayor ou a ennui, charged under one of the
sections of the industrial Schools Act with having Raise.
fully broken an assurance she had 'attend into that her
chill, Catherine Quill, should not beg in the streets., and
that she should be .4 grid behaviour for twelve months.
It appeared that the child of the prisooer has for a nom.
orderable period been a plate pert t, the City by Me-
ru; iu the neighbourhood 1 the Bank and the Royal Ea-
rtning.., and •oh a rirw to put a atop to the nuisance, the
Lord Mayor directed that the soother should be .unnamed,
and she entered into an assuraoce, in accordance with
the terms of the statute, that the child should sot beg is
the drawls evils. This was on the 17th of July, sad om the
111th she we. again foond begging, sad the magistrate seat
her to the union; end the present proureibag was takes
against the ilefeadaut.
The lA.rd Mayor asked the ilefeadaat what answer she
haul to snake W Ike charge.
She rci.lied that she 11.111111 wet keep the child at boos,
but it be lonlehip mead ealy look over it for this rimy it
should never
Slaw, the =l:leZist..hat the defendant lived askirely
upon her Aileen. She seat out • boy to big as well se the
girl, sod he told hist he was afraid to go home for
I, et his mother would " sell him if he did not
bring bane mousey enough. The little girl tad Mar
rice halfpenny in bar possession, which she had lama
the ointe wresting he took her into custody.
The Lord Mayor muter:nod tire delemlaut to pay a he. of
iii- or to be imprisoned for ilia weeks.
lir. I;..trfils, the phyacian who was charged, ander the
lisudolent Trustees Act, with appniiriating money that
eiltrustroi to him in the capacity of a trusts, was
hrought up fur final ezausulation and fully committed for

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
&I TAL /04.4• t LT IT ♦ PL4ILINT.

J... ph Cooley, a well.lisown pugilist, was esdi beton
Mr. I with the foaming aspreveirsd
Mi ward Lewis, of Great Mariburosghutzert, applared
6K the 1.1.1.•I1Cr.

Marl...V..rrow, 140 C, whose head was bandaged, said,
shout 12 "%lock as Saturday night be was in 'astleatreek
lAl...ter...pare. when a female who WWI waiting for her
bushels', co n. that a man she was in company of
the poisoner lisol moulted her. Having pointed out the
olio to him, he was asking has if he kw"
tle slum the primmer mine up sad
" W 1.4 do you want r and struck bins
a a1u1..0 1.1.. w is the moults. He sight hold of the pri-
son. r to se. new hou4 wiare a mile ensued and he fell as
the lash .4 Ls head me the kerb, and while va the ground
the ',ragwort gave luos • MVPs rot iu the eye and II luck as
th., let He had held .4 the pruoseescuaLt, but some car
u.skin lion minus lin hold the prisoner made otl till he
,I• siorpod ly aautbei rouoable sod taken to the station.
Ho (Vanezi Uwe went ni • 4ner.on's and had his howl
dress,!. had sot Is‘m ..n duty slate.
Mr. Lewis "id be a.. not there t. deny the sonault, sad
it ws. certandy utapn.robe.i. but be was in:drib:kJ the
prisoner bed lieu ita A Litaitt, aaputu sod that a little
drink had oui napanoose site, t upon 1/1111.
Mr Hcadon said if it Lol led leen Va. t!..tt Le should
day* • oaleastiorl lion for s mouth. He should. however.
lie I.ua east tit a osooth, hot if he woe Lei..., km again,
he shoodd. Jter edge' etas noid, feel Lovacif bound to send
loot fog trial.

WI iIt.NHIP.STREET.
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bating lir. Marallald with Writer; ard pdhery,,io the Ilth
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