The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-07 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

WORSHIP-STRUT.
David nylor, disembel r a labourer, wee charged with
stealing ander sontewhet novel oircanisteams.
Sergeant Collard, 12N was as daty the motions evening in
Cropley-street, Nsw-rosd, and notion the primer s
watching a ride door belonging to • Mr. Stook.rlstarie T-
rent concealed himself, and shortly Marry& the door was
opened from the Marc Priecinar stepped up to it, and m-
aned a large parcel from mom* invisible hand, with which
he was wafting off whoa mopped by the ofilosr. He woo
asked, " What have yenthen ?" " Don't know," was the
• "Who does the bundle biker to f" "Don't know."
"Whin ere you going to take it P" Duel know." "Thar
I'D take it for you," said the inquire, sad forthwith possmsed
himself of the same, and the pruionsr woe then introduced to
the hoar of Mr. Stock, where he was rearalsod as the hus-
band of • washerwoman then up to hr elbows in " gads "
the littera, and the parcel was found to contain • variety of
alsoollonoons articlea, from chins cups sad 1111601111 to stock-
ier. . . . . .

A young soma& girl present at tits display evinced •
peat deal d tispldation, and promptly =fared that Mrs.
Taykw bad idecad her to steal the wider promise
el seakiag her • Immissens present at ' a alto that
she would OM Amt • Mead in her. This, of coarse, was
denied, and It Wag mbar • delicate matter to deal
with, CM prisoner was alms given into custody for the time
Yrs. Stak linslidsd the things as bar own, and comp' dud
that seek Owings had been tig.. a
sold s as time.
Primmer, In maws to the charge, that somebody bad
ghee Mx the parcel, bat he d not know who, sod oon-
tended that under the circumbanoss he was sot guilty of
theft.

C. Corr* hooray'', folly committal him to the West-
abater smidom far trial for deo Mem charged.

XARYLEBONS.
Camel Graham was charged before Kr. Brovgliton on •
summons with having used towards the Earl of Westmeath
language of such a nature uto be calculated to provoke •
breach of the puce.
Mr. Lewis, illy-plus, attended for the oxaplaisent;
and K. Sleigh, the barrister, for defendant.
At the dre of Yr. Sleigh, the Marquis quitted the court
while Kr. Lewis stated the facts of the cue, and when he
had concluded the noble complainant took his place in the
witaas►boa.

TheMaroais was then sworn, end he said—l ankle at 14,
Chmen'ogsrdsni, Bayswater. la September last defendant
ensued tab • negotiation with Mr. Sander., my agog,
to nits my house. I cemented, and allowed him to put in
tome furniture. This was on the Tuesday before Quote-
day. It wee pat Into the dialog-room. I told defendant that
his property would be quite mum end that I should pat
the key of the room in my loet.. There waste orreagement
that defendant was to pme some thing of miss, which
were on the premises, 0a the WM dsfrodent overtook me
Qatan'ogardess, and on my unship no he looked
=at ma, and said, '• Do you consider yourself • get-
" I told hint I comiderecl myself as good a gentle-
man m he was, and he said, "What's your complaint fToe
have missal to give Mrs. Graham a chair in the bee, and
have sent year servant M take the lock off the hall door." I
mid to him, "I don't know what you mesa," and I remarked,
I have messes Mrs. Graham, nor have I been asked for any
chair. As to the lack I did tell my meant to Mks it of the
door, but lin. Graham prevented him fees defog so ; •
private lock, awl one of Bramsk's. The defendant added,
•TYou than retard to give me the bey of the room," end I
told him I had not bees asked for ft. I did not intend to
have given it up till all the entuths as to the purchase
of flatness, fro., had been ee If I had been • younger
men (the sperasis is betters eavesty and eighty yews of age)
I think I ebauM have Wreck him in eamequeace of his baba-
Meer towel me. Them tran be no potence for saying that
I haw anted with any went of courtesy towards his wits.
Mad he owls any &plop to my I should have Own quite
"DMwalked away.
. mid
ilideb—Up to the dine I have spoken of, I cas-
Aimed Ms magma to he that of • gentleman. Beene the
Mow I exeplsitt Motwarred, we had not muck otemerso
non Napalm. In the ammo of that moreg I bad bent at
Mr. flanders's Milos, and bed proofed that ha (de/ Indent)
should have pommies fa • day or two if he wished it.
Some of my servants were in the home, and all my furniture
had not been taken away. I will not undertake to swear
that I did not afore a key in order that the lady might get
a chair out to sit upon.
Mr. Sleigh made an able defence en behalf of hie Want,
end observed that the msequies conduct towards the lady
wee anything but correct and proper. Thu age of the com-
plainant protected him, and had be been • younger men the
colonel would not perhaps have done less than Tweeted upon
the spot the Walt which he comioceed had been offered to
W wife in refusing • chair for her to sit upon. The colonel
never attempted to Icy bands upon the martini. and he
thought that, under all the circumatenore, his lordship would
have suareised • sound discretion it he had not brought the
cam before the mart.

Mr. Lewis laid that certain fixtures, which wive to have
been taken, were not raid for by the colonel, and that, In
polat of fact, the margais was quite justified in withholding
posessakin oath everything was properly &imaged.
Mr. Broughton said be regretted that the case had been
breaght to the enact, and he thought that if the colonel bad
expressed his regret at using the words which be did, he
might have dons so without at all ornopromisiog himself as a
gentleman and an °Moor; and if he would now tender an
apology, he (ths magistrate) would be happy to receive it,
and the marquis would, perhaps, accept it.
Mr. Sleigh—Acting under my advice, air, the marquis will
not do anything of the sort.
Mr. Broughton, considering that language calculated to
provoke a breech of the peace bad been used by the colonel,
uonvioted him in a penalty of 405., or a weak in the Rome at
Correction.

The doe irse directly paid, and
Mr. Sleigh expressed his intention of obtaieier a decision
Loom the Court of Queen's Bench u to the legality of the
tnegietrate'e decieion.

WESTMINSTER.
John Brookland, s middle-aged man, wu charged before
Mr. Poynter with the following murderous assault up= a
span named SUOMI.

Polioerman Day, 167 B, mid that about 12 o'clock on the
previous night ha was is Lander-street, Chaises, when, es
he was approaching the Royal Oak, be saw the prisoner rune
meg as feet as he could. The complainant area running alter
hint, and got up to him. They struggled together. Witness
went up to and then separated theta. After he had done so,
the complainant showed him • wound at the bark of his bead
which he stated was isifitrud by the primmer with a poker.
Witham than observed a poker in the prieionet's right hand.
Yr. Payable—Was It a severe wetted 1'
The Coestable—Yes, sir, very severe. The blood was
Bowls( fled" from the wound and the back and collar of his
coat wee cowed with blood. He had also a eat on the
sidle of his AWN which was also bleeding. The prisoner has
been here before._

Payntials the ancoplainant here?
Canntabla—No, eir. 11n pruunsr's landlord hu been to
W. and has tattooed hint t.ot to vogue. . _ _

Pfister—Has 1;t;
v. oyster as say ma esea t complainant to. day ?
Efargeast Sillootaba maul that ha had bass seen, and that he
sugared touch from the blw _ _

The lwdlady of tae prisoner stated that the prisoner bad
been ansoyed by comphonsat, which wee the cause of his
sessaltoig him.
Mr. Psynme-1s the prisoner of weak intellect?
Manses—Me* sir ; and he is always being teased by the
coraplainsat and others..

Mr. hunter add that he altould remand the primmer till
Saturday, r ft was am poemble to say what would be the m-
ath of the injury.
The primer area socordingdy remanded to that d•y.

LAMBETH.

Thomsen Mahoney, IrciPs, and John Dew, slim
Driscoll, were chargodoa suspicion withigeelms three watches.
and °Remitting ouaer robberies, at the Crystal Palen, oa the
From previous day.
im the testimony of Istpeciar Beale, of the Crystal
Palace Railway etatim, Richards, • detective officer oa the
Brighton Railway, and Wier 11111111080 P, it ILIJIPIIInd that on
the tvenisg before • gentleman complainer to the drat-
named witness of bantag bees robbed of • valnahle gold
watch on the railway platform. Suspicion fell upon Day
and Irwin, who were in cnverral ion. They soon separated,
and Day got into • Wird-clan carriage. Is the Marini, the
attention of Mr. Richards was tolled to Irwin ad
Mahoney. They were taken oat of • first-dm car-
riage, and their companion Day wee 'emnd from the
third class. At the station-house they seknoo ledged they
had gone to the Palace " to do wangling. but they Ind not
been able." On the arrival of the train et the London-bridge
station, • great coat, belonging to Day, was found in the car-
riage, In the porkies of which were three watches—one •
doable bottomed West watch, mew turned, maker E. J.
Dint; another, • abet lever bunting watch, engine turned
(seamd heads of maker. Braithwaite and Jones, Cockspur-
street ; end the third, en old-laabiused silver watch, winds
up in front, Seuliner, Landon; sad all of which had evi-
dently been stolen, se they bad been wrenched front the rings.
Day dented the coat was his, or that be had wore it.
Le racer belonglog to the P division said that for the last
two yens he had been in the constant habit of seeing him in
the disputed coat, end funkier that his name was Driscoll not
Day, end that he was • member of a gang of the most despe-
rate set of thieves in the metropolis, Galled the "Field-lane
gene"
Mr. Elliott remanded the peivassre for a week.

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