The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-13 00:00:00

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Two resUe=ll= jkitrindwal.l-r biewnlialte; 1
Amid, wZreopel Oa as MOW ads, garotte
robboy.
Jobs West, smiler OA, Dowd" aid—
Abe* balf-peet 11 e'aseh el Wailli i *II psseed-
hog with • akin whoa I ebensi we
woo Mos' by do re els Moo Ups genies ON
Prhosolseet Amid seined me is • soy video moo by
Os threat, smother out fond lb kaiser bet late ay lock
sniercetituffind the net held zee lusty ibadfrees
bad Dimly amend so, k. Woke
wg_yeati tons the guard dots sad na at, whilst the rot
Wan se that 1 NEM net woo
Is esply to lb. Info Oben add the watch had tor
6%mlthe nine et It wee Si.
MU said he wo it the cur el Oattioinsoliest,
who he sew do sr its Mews febewbg the proeseater.
Hs Mewed alto She. up Prberotrese, sod whoa moped%
theliagal
hie Oak how Arabi Ibreakpeconises obi has
Elia.
Mr. Lesg—Did yea ass Or Mho piano there ?
Wiletess-1 did so see bin till the nellemen lied Mo.
relloosessidie Whir, 1011 D, WE be wee is duty at the
One Is onallea Is Pram ironer, who be ow Loeb vas-
sift Oen& illy mewed ems es alibi
" Mon sie." Is sieleiedid=st bo r=fo 014
1.11 is see ase-1 koor waft II; we have all been
Mh
iniliave
Mr. f yes amid legible, to him as to what he
adakiteqed
os
Witasee— cold adsy 'Whims to him about the
dogs, o I did net knew whet he held doe.
In seaelsestien Oft= said the peosestor oune up, and
W Mold bed Saha the vista frees hi. pocket. The
Aker
yam,pfswerSo some op with the sob, when poor
MOW Mid. to . " llot is we of them." NA
(Allow) this lit bNo Nobs as well. The welsh 1
wee plaited oby wow ass and glom Os him.
Pub.ck doelobno MI be lord wiesethisg bil aisle
to bin; vela laddag 'bent be *bed up the welsh pew-
"mit urn orldnifb nowsibt, whit the anseptlea ergo
of the whelk ore food beide the ere, and It yes heisted
that they had toiled as tis• watch wee Orem.
PIONIIIIIIII obi there woe orb is Os welsh Om tabs
ban lie pod*.
Arediseed he bad no qieselkne test, eels knew nothing
ahead it.
Mr. Lase odd se so 'Ooe bed been given to bi-
Irib Maas, he *odd Mestunge hiss, sad send Arueld

asks Miaow end Mario litiont 18 yore digs,
were theepid with the
wales. Died -137211.1771 S e dock at Sunday
nersing le the prig dews Vlreselogiove, sad saw the
font thnigniate OM. bud
bon opened, s meek he hod
mobility pieced um it Wag gess. 11 went read behind
the hem. Saw gist els ameople iping wpm the duet-
ttri MEd thet the In
bein Mho egos. He
43 'V, ea they with In divedithola mush
el the thieves. 'Whose then get en the hp ef the bad
wigs well of No. 8, Vletoingirm, isd by the deviltry
*Mow, it Wag breed mealight, saw both the primers
gab hendits. He jempell at as after them, odd they es-
theigisted to make their drew by mob( mai
leo best of the has.. Mang they ism too
hgthy prevensd, they throw thenstion dews en the
firm lode, end tart MM ef Robison. Bahl
this moth • hither mepg, Int witness,
end theallegjlebbign bile, ravened fladth,
• solleMbi itellitots the seek end Smith, PA
NINI• sping No WON sed bowho big
billies I they nelimploi to mist be void strike this
with 114 agehlthee gene, sal both were cosveyed to
the Mao. is the bodhe by the side of the primers he
bowl • woe esemilly dlisle as& weerieg noonl. While
he hill )shine, he put hie bead tato his left-hind pocket,
se d. dawn gee emetiting, threw It late the neat garden,
M ohms ellerwegiiiised it to be • wateh. These things
hei bets ebbs hog N.. 8.
Othelehle Beak. 43 V, prowl thftg the watch. Hs
hoed Ipso Ilebbion live silver ppm% bads those in the
Waft Os hie bit be lied • yak of boots sad Mekings—a
meth date poverty ebbs iiresi Ns. 8. In the hitches of
Ns, •he tinsi • hop Sad eMI sorewdrirer, bradawl,
bights With ether hombreekbg bohniente, sad a boa of
mshikee asiseupeullukt with soles bond au Smith.
Oinglehis Ede, WO V. rood Win bus
Wing • undle In the
smith et Ns S. • told shoulder of mutton, two
boss, wed gar provisions, all of which had been
L i=
the wake oh of No. 6. They bad not broken
Isle the honer.
Poises. Bleck, wife of the proprietor of 8, Victorthgroo,
proved meets( the Moe overnight, with the exception of
the geolbry window, which wee partly opus. The burglars
bud tam 19 ether gross sod other piste, • large timothy
of oath boteedentother wearing mouth end provisions.
tione of the bed been stolen face the oeullery, but
the greeter pert the kitchen, which they had brace
Into.
Mr. Arnold having reworked he towed Smith charged
In the sheet with a third burglary, inquired what were the
particulars?
Mr. Inspects Drake, of the V Orioles, said a burglary
had been committed last Thursday at Boohoo-square and
as Smith being brought to the station on Sunday morning a
pit of stockings were kind upon him which had hero Molls
Item Botiltou-nowe, end • dirty pair had been left behind
the hoses
Mr. Arnold gad it wig sot neosesty that that chirp
shodd be put speo the dgpoidtione, but it should be men-
timid on the teith
releasers were renonded.

liertenant 7Aoweas Patriek Fraser Tytler, of the 17th
Hegisent of the Madna essay, was charged with threatening
to shoot Georgeina Freed Tytler, by presenting a loaded
pistol at her.
Mr. Lewie, jun. of Ely-pleoe, attended for the defendant,
and pleaded not guilty to the warrant
The complainant deposed that she was the wife of Alex-
ander Frame Trier, the defendant's brother, and refaced at
No. 2, Hammersesith-terrace. Oa the night of tho 23rd nit
the defendant presented • loaded pistol at her, within a yard
of her heed, and which/me on at fell cock. It worried oat-
side No. 3, Hernmeternith-terrace. He was on the dote-
step of that Imam, sad witness was minding upon the pave-
ment in front. A great number of persons had collected in
COIIIIININDCO of the gentleman at No. 3 having thrashed
the defendant with • horse-whip for insulting his
mother. After he had received the horsewhipping he
ran into witness', house end took Bp the loaded pistol
which was lying upon the table, end when be came in he
predated it at her and others. She was merely looking, and
hed nothing to do with the quarrel. He was so &inroad at
the pistol being meshed et her that she took refuge in a
tradesmen's house until he was gene. She did not threaten
her, but he used very offensivelanguage. While in the
dieusgi room, before the occurrence, he told her he bore her
the greatest ill will. The defendant isms on her husband's
business.
In eroes-examination by Mr. Lewis the witness sold Mr.
Alfred Moore bred at No. & He wee a photographer, and
she had known him about twelve months. She denied being
is very friendly terms with him. She wes in the habit of
visiting him for the purpose of spending the evenings with
Mir Moore. She denied that she was in the habit of
spending the evenings with him in the absence of Mies
Moore. The wined here objected to then questions being
pat to her.
Mr. Poynter observed to Mr. Lewis that the questions
could not form any excuse or justification for the offence.
Mr. Lewis said be agreed with his worship is that view,
bat hi object was to put the court in possession of the facts.
Mr. Poynter raid that lute of crop-examinetion could only
go to show the motive.
Tits acce-ezamiestion wee then proceeded with, nod the
witness did the defendant came for some luggage bolos
to her huabeed. She went to Mr. Mcore's to let him
know that the defendant was there. She knew
that he wanted to give the defendant s horsewhipping for
bashing his mother. She denied having abeam the de-
, Want. She sew Mr. Moore horsewhip him in the open
West. She admitted having mid it served hint right. She
denied bade, assleted Mr. Moore in the horsewhipping.
Mr. Lewis—What became of the whip?
Witness—l believe the defendant kept it as I curtodity.

(Leughter.)
la answer to further questions from Mr. Lewis, the ass.
pisimat sad be presented the pistol at the whole of the
toowd as well se at her. Her husband brought the loaded
pistol sod kept It tie the table. The defendant was unaware
of a loaded 0401 being kept there.
Mr. Peynter thought it quite amermeary to cony theme
any faithw. The eat wee arjamodable, sad be should order
him to eater tato his ems mosgalesaces is the sum of 1001.
to keen the gyros for 142 months.
Mr. Lewis peal they denied haring presented the plotol.
Mr. Pap
MeleLier wished to know if the defendant denied hav-
ingT the M
dellaidest add be had the pistol.
Mr. Lewis sold Items sot aware that it was loaded. Hie
chest had *lt names& free India, when he bed named
rs=elleMO. end then wee ao pound for saying thee be
la shot Meemigasineat.
Mr. Paysess mid he hi d malti to do with the mists of
the mistenderstandiag. It was bng
la duty to we that the poses
was meserval.
Tee theleadant baring enieeed Into the required mood-
races woe discharged, end he left the court with hie Mende.