The Express.
London, England, 1860-03-23 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.
(PHIS DAY.)

MA NSION4IOt7BE

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rank*. Oerfeast, cba.raismeas, em award will being
drunk. assaulting J. Cook, mister, mad brembles • square
of The
The prosecutor said the priloser ma his trees ends and
charwomas. Yesterday she assaigsgarlat Wm been Moon
the place After dinner she west oat and terns V sodajaa
after tea, whoa be (peoeteetce) perceived alai ohm was very
/Ironic. He inirriatately ordered her to Isom which she
rufusol to do, when he took hold el her le pet ler demo
male.. She flew at him like a *sem did Mad to throw
him down, and hrim a very strong woo= she
succeeded. He, however, got the better le billtraand
r,
then again told her to uses the boom or be
would nod for apolicernan. She immediately " Well
you —, if I can t hurt you, 11l hurt you " and
struck the enelovereno several blows, ask g ew
She ale, tried to hook another, but ha stepped bar arid
rve her is r•r. AD he wanted vras pare sod quiet.
nem, for although she was hi wife's coals* AM he dad not
see why he ahould he subject to anaemia, from tor more
than from anyone idae.
Nir It. Cardea —Well, what have you to my, primmer?
Pnemoev —Oh, please your worship, all he mid is him
A little while lock he soul the lease of his home far XOl.,
and ever since that tune there has been no and to sin,
brandy, wine, and all manner of things in the boom. They
have beat drinkiug all day lung ; him, his wife, and children
and me hare all been drunk together.
Watnec—Why, you ungrateful thing, you—dida't I give
you a auvereivn the other day, and you spent it all before
the day was over!
Prisoner - Yes ; and I bought Nome gin and nos, sad •
lot of they liquors with it.
Sir Robert— Well. I suppose you drank it.
Prisoner—He helped me pretty weU, though. Hs makes
regular '• Holly. of himself ; he washes op the *Me and
dish... clubs the floors, and .lots the work which I seed to
be employed to do. He and his wife are always quarrelling
about • hendarene young man that lodge. with then.
Sir Robert-1 shall bind you over in the sum of 101.,
with one surety .1 UV., to keep the peace for one month,
and if you get drunk during that time and sasault anyone,
you Ivaco W priaon for a month.
The primmer, baring no suety in court, was locked ep.

ch.. Swell, agvlYl,.l:;:rlbevi;;;en. brew, a labourer,
was charged brief.: Mr. Tyrshitt with feloniously rutting
and woundiag George Thowpw.ii, at Pentourille•hill.
The mistral., and the prisemer were in an eating-house,
aid, became the former would not pay for the letter'.
supper. a wise ensued. The pWiner knocked the prosecutor
down, knelt upon him, and nude three attempts to stab
him in the breast, hut the blows were of so wail, as
the end of the knife, from the force of the prisoner's
blow., bent up. The proeecutor. hand. were dreadfully
rat. and !te wee eery weak from hooi of blood. The primer
was heard to agy is the &nine of the evening that if any
ow "flake to Min be would knife him if he was hung at
biewpte for him.
The peignoir said that he was amoulted by the soma
plaimat sod what he hod dose we. in selkiefsace. •
Tyrwhitt nounitted turn for trial.
MA RLBOROUGHSTREET.
MOMS, 5001.1 ST • DA:11•11 RTIIDITTIT.
Blerrevervie, • Danish etwimt, was
chimed begun Mr. Biaghant with stealing two books,
Bewielte's of the value .4 :11., the prvgerty d Mr.
ilehm ('asides Minos, bookeeller, 151, y.
Mr Mottos said, that about afi rtnight ago the primmer
catered hie shop, two pintlemen being there at the team sod
asked some mid left without making a perchaer.
Tu. nett day be mimed the two books produesid
edition of " Bewieke's of the value of Vitt,
mentioned ids bee to the trade, and Yule** Mr. Hasa.
of Difordatron, brokaeller, caned os him, mad pry bin
web information as led to the appridiewhes d thepriatmer,
who, he we. p oti.e, was the 'sae pmson as maned at his
shop the day Is fore the books wars Mind
Mr. William Heath, bookseller, of 417, Odard-etreet,
said that os the sth of Marek the prisoner, producieg the
two book; asked him to pureliam them and as he asked
34 musem, which we. sear the value, be wea throws of
he yowl, and parboiled them Shirai*, is fact, that he
was in the Mile, at the amore time giving him V. 10. for
them. He (Mr. Heath) afterward+ beard they were mimed
from Mr. Hones's, and pee him ialionmitins rand is come-
wooer of Um priw roar having gives as adders, though hope*
a gamier that wee not correct, they mode Isguitir hit did
INA lad him. While elliwt*g up as the peaeMss night the
Framer entered hi. Mop, ewe( la tita gattaietta
that bed been mule, sad be this Mid him est he was
charged with dealing two books in Ploomilllyomd admitting
the fart, asked that be might be forgives. Be then pee
km tato ceotedy.
Organ, LB It asked for a remind, ea
sail
he
&owl eemeal ether books, and w mescal bosimied had
kat books, be thought they might be ideeitihrd.
The primmer, who WUM a fashiosable Immersers espe,
was them remanded.

ZLZCTION CONNITYSZA.-(THIS DAY.)

DERWIC[•UPON-TILED.

The oomtnittimp mot at eleven o'clock ; Mr. F.
Peel in t►e chair. wid reword tk• considerate.* of the veto
of Alexander Meknes

Colville Heath rerallekead exanriaed by the conessittee--
Heard the Pavel-intim of Metrade on the mine day on which
he as. at the Hen and Chickens. Never meatioaed the
convenation until yesterday.
The committee, after • short eousultation, struck of the
rote, leaving the rating member in • majority of oae.
The vote Joseph Fleming &rather was thee objected
to es the ground of nomresidenos.
Mr. George Barnes, of Caine, mid he had seen the name
et Strother over • shop at Nowhere, in Northumberland,
and .rived the ~,ter with • Speaker's warrant at that place.
Had known Strother to reside at Brahman for 12 mouths.
t7romezenoined Is private secretary to Mr.
the petitioner. Wes at Norhain in 195 d. Had not4=i
that the objection might have bees takes before the rewiring
barmier le • previous year. The vote was struck off last
year.
H.-examined--Could not my whether &mother's resi-
dence wre within 7 mile Berwick.
Mr. George Gdrw, civil eagiseer, said the distance from
Strother's reriolence t.. the Tows-14 at Berwick was
7 redo 9 chorine 1:o yards.
er.wireleniiiverl Had taken the measaraiwat from •
surrey meth in May, 1857.
Mr Minn, ohjerted that his learned Mends ea the
ether isle were lout entitled to preened further with Tempest
to thro vote. The reeidence of the voter at tiro thosios we"'
the NUFWVI ia 1657, and the objection ought te ham been
taken before the rewiring barrister in the year lift He
submitted that ender the 95th sectimi the committee bed
ao junelictiou in the preaerit caw.
Star Y. ila.le clieteeded that under the 79th section the
register was to he hell as conclusive evidence of the
voter retaining the qualifkation appended to his name ; and
that the proviso relater; to distence 'aptly iscapeeitsited
the voter, inasmuch as he resided beyond seven sales from
the podium place.
The committee retained the vote.
Mr. Clerk said he would now proceed with the objectinas
in clam 7, which rewarmed certain Fem..s who had been
bribed to vote (or kr. 3lajiiriletak,
(Left sitting.]

LONDON CONFIRMATIMOL—In consequent* of the
'mom illnea of the Bishop of London his lordship warn
unable to kohl a oafirruation, which he had apyaintat at
West Hackney Chon:h yesterday afternoon. The Bishop
of Bangor officiated.
THI Cana or Till RIM. JAMISI BoNWILL.—
Purpraft, has been elpereed ia connexion with the abandon.
meld, .r at all event. suopeslion of the against
the Bof Bev. Junes Buswell, the rector Philip's Chunk,
In.-pax, against whom some time since tie Beaker of
1..eue.1 a corniniesios. The comisides reported
that there *ere per met foseie period. for further preseilleps,
but we re vitithai to prove that actual adultery hod lees
conmotted within the diocese of London, over alibi eine
the Itotp.p'r power extends. Mexeral weeks have elapsed
mad the Bishop has taken no Jeep to minicabs Mr. Bonwel
ineansrlo:, the rev. gentiness eustriers to be rector of it
Yh.,p..tot liet, although he does not at wrest iodate.
alas Lunt ST fluertre.—Aw unused was
hold at stainford. Mondry see is the body of Ides'
Flea. Kiln, egad ti 3, wits was lammed the same Men.'
Lena t.. 'bath in her we iseldenssa It appeared that lie
denemiL who heal by herself is • house an Higkorest.
St Mutur, awl was • regular attendant at church, did Not
n.kr her appearrrt Mar* • asd as she hod sot beds
*era mace the peeress Wodoseksy, std se webs hod
Sowol fora few day. her either of the ailimaaye • f her
house. fears were emertaised that essofthig eeriest had
happened to her Os as softy been mak • horfal
sight was presented. The hoda the tielleesols Indy
vs the tar, with the herf war the lbw
pule. a Neck sal eharred nor, renewal* Is
a l unit 1.1 .4 woo,L fler dodoes, alibi were s 6 isnt to
tower, by oil the goer u..sarl The right head and arm
to the elbow were burst Nearly to • Moder. The rate-
for knelling a ire were laid is the psis, red a
curette...ark (the candle bons to the eschet) was ,landing
rur tlw rode by the side of the work bow which it ia
that the macaronis deersed alas down stain
'nor...4i morning, and was going to light the it.,
when 'be fell is a it, her clothes caught the lease,
art she was burst to 4.11. search war made to ere.,.
Loa if there liad lures say robbery or viiiiece bat sreakitsg
•aa diateorenni to lee.l to a osepicios that asp pro-
perty hail been stoke. On looking over the chasers sad
tore .4 the d.-eard, erreoul voucher sad demosabs of
differs 4 ratter were has& bialeftsnressy
wahrahle lases. sad as eared awls, for SIR dr
rowed, whs BMWs* oftestris art posiarlier, was very
riwitate.. lived in
is boom an ages. est hashaLabehlar
dowwwie for nosy rata Mil• hod asleep boll sow
to the door, heel, had theft lass eir es asseal of
framenth pretend with beggars • led It was Asa
f.w prewar to get rear le ta;r an Irearea Ilhe died
mama W.* • sal, sal at
=rs.aalosoot UK a p ,ser
will go to a Mitre soft. . The jug sessul
• rumba at " Aacadmially bent le