The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-17 00:00:00

BOW-STREET.

Robert Flimsy, who described himself as a captain la the
army, was charged with making a disturbaeoe at the Reforms
Club, Palbutall.
Mr. William King Norway, steward to the Reform Club,
raid that &readout was • member, sad was at the club the
greater part of Tbareday,givieg peat annoyanee by hie wild
end sueentrie behaviiser. is the evening he went away.
butebertly retuned wick • coalbuiver, whom he waited to
Introduce Into the club. Tile, of curie, he was sot
permitted to do, but be iosiated epos kin right to bring any
friend of his in with hint. Is mideavoaring to inform this
alleged right he and his econpanies created a great disturb-
ance, and gassed • crowd to mumble, to whoa the circum•
stance of • gentleman, a member of the Reform Club, at.
tempting to introduce a "Cooly" to that eatablistimear,,
afforded soaelderable ausseemert. Ultimately Mr. Norway
was chili ed to egad for a policeman, and give aim is charge.
Defeadast called on "his Woad" to mese him, hut
"Coaly."olitaidering diuretics the better part of valour,
declined to carry thej ike env further, and made his escape
a rapidly as possible. Defendant wet then As, to
the 'taboo how, where he remained till musing. Mr.
Nanny informed his worship that he bad eoromuniested
with the family rolicitor, who would probably sniffed as soon
se be received the message. He brlieved that defeadant'a
mind was disordered. Defendant's brother was also a
member of the slab, but was oat of town. Is the cosine
of the day the solicitor attended, and had a private interview
with the magistrate, who ultimately adjourned the ease, that
steps NI igb t be takes t•-• place defendant under restraint.
WORSHIP-STREET.
Carlo Coletti, belongiag to the Antrlo• Italian Logics, was
brought upon sr sand before Mr. D'Hyseourt, charged with
having felosiosely attacked several persona with a knife,
with Intent to murder them.
Chsrles Osborn, potties at the Flint Hoses Tavers, in
Hyde-plane, Houton, steed that between 10 and 11 o'clock
on the night of the 7th inst., big attention was attracted to
the prisoner, who was standing la the centre of the road
opposite his muter's house. surrounded by seversl portions
whom he was meneedeg with &twig knife, or dagger, what
he brandished over his bead. At the same moment the
prisoner made a rush at a y wig woman who was quietly
pusitig, and had turbid wittin a yard of her person, with
his knife raised for the purpose of stabbing her, wheo wit-
ness aught up an implement celled the "long arm" which
IV Se used for patting up the abatMn and thrust it at him.
The prisoanstaggerad back from tie farm of the blow, bat
speedily reeovflud hims. If. and busing fiercely rooted,
tied. & stab at witness, which be managed to evade, and
after dealing his ausilast another heavy blow on the bum
with the " long arm," he retreated into the house, and
secured the dcor Realest him.
George Dudley, a beer-shcp kreper In the neighbosrbood,
oorroborsted the eviteace of tie last witness, and added
that, in the course of hie efforta to protect Osborn, the pri•
sonar mule an attempt to amli him also, and belly pursued
him until he reached blown door.

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Charles Hillier, ■ jourrayasa carpeater, gated that On
his snub epos Dudley the prisoner t•sde a dash at etb
aess with the knife, sad bat for hie bails( accidentally
fallow daring his efforts to swaps, be felt satiated that his
life would hatsbee!! aaerlfad.. .

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Yolietosatable Hewitt, No. 214, gave similar fold/met,
sad deposed that, after striking at bine with the digger'
while he was endeavouring to mean him, the primmer
started off at full speed, but he wee ',Aged by a rams la
oi,igeog street, who held his tightly by the:throat
Intl' the arrival of witness, who assended, Mir • most
determined resistance, in taking his lisle sstlsi . Tb•
wares which the prisoner had used as the ss wor
'redwood by member witness, who bad pilled It no is see
of the streets whittle the prisoner had tr&V•11111111 la vie swim
of his fi:gbt. It was is the form of a dagger, with •
'harp-painted spring bled*, about sic lashes is Length, sad
tearing the isseripUon, Licorty end Union."
The prieciner, who declined t fferlag say defamer, was
emasitted for trill,

L A MBET H.
Jobs Clot, believed I. be ea escaped 'amid, was 'barged
with berplirp.
Mr. 11Jwird Muth., a farmer. neldisp a. Mie New Perk
Tue. Clapham, said—About twelve e'efisak oa Pdlep
Wilt I retired to rest. ►arts,, as is my easeses, peas over
the plus. sad left everything seeered. About two Vela*,
settlag oet of bed et the fait, I kialtsd avian seesetlieg
Mary. 1 sti oprd dewa to feel what it was. My wife pot
oat of bed, sad mock alipbt, sad t►e prisoner thea, for the
Ant vise, spoke. sad said, w l u a prisesur." I seat ay
wife for eay brettirr. la-law, who slept la a de/treat pert of
ths Mass; sad as his coals', I kat tlis rinser Is kis

sharp, while I want for a *Wawa. Oa retaralag to lb.'
house with the officer, I examined the house, and found
that the prisoner had entered through a window, between
a elotheoshed and the aittioproom, which is secured by
two bolts, one above, and the other below. My un-
reSllol is that this bottoms bolt wee not abet
home, and by abakieg the window itself the top
bolt will drop, sad by this means it was be succeeded
in settle g in. Close to th• window there was placed on
a sideboard a model steam engine, and to reach the room
without tapeetting this 'grins and causing a great now his
had to pass through It. Having accomplished We fast he
took his boots off and next entered the nursery, when he
turned over a smuttily of proi.esty but removed nothitg
from there. He next found his way to my bedroom,
where ha removed my watch and a ring and a brooch
from the manta shelf. These articles were found on him.
He also removed my writing desk Irons a drawer to the
door, end I doubt not was in the set of rummaging it over,
when be was disturbed by my getting out of bed, as stated.
Mr. Norton—What soft of fulliming was there to your
bed-room door t_

Mr. Mortis—lt yes fastened in my usual way_ I pub It
nearly to, and then place • chair behind, so that the top bar
goes over the catch of the lock, so that a person mast um
isonstderable ears and caution to enter witheut overturning
the chair. In eoncluslon, Mr. Martin said that belted loose
on the premises a fierce end excellent watch dog, sad could
not imagine how it woe that (the yrkoaer being • at:anger to
the plass, it had not barked.
The prisoner, who refund to give say other account of
himself thou that he was a native of Bristol, and bad not
been more than two or three days in town, was remanded to
Friday sant