The Express.
London, England, 1859-02-07 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

ISOUTHWARIC.
• ICFrt.ll4 uriraVIDLT rt'allsHED.
fan Leary, a young (Alm of determined aspect, who
stated himself to be a hawker, was tramht be!ore Mr.
Bonham, charged with having committed the following
cowardly sad ruffianly assaults cm two respectable females.
Edina Hall said she lived in Church-street, Blackfriars-
road, sad on the previous night she bad been to ewe • friend
el by railway. On returning home al mg Park-street she
met two female acqueintances and stood talking to them
near Barclay's Brewery, when the prisoner came up sad
pushed them rudely agaitet the wall. She remonstrated
with hint when he made use of di:4;11..413g lenges.. sad
Erick her twice on the face .0 violently as to knoelt his
down. He thin attacked her blends like a savage.
Mary Chigoe% another marrici female, residing in Puke
street, aaid she was talking to last witness and another
friend, when the prisoner came and pushed up immune
them. As soon as they remonstrated with him he knocked
Mrs. Hall down, end on infante picking her up be kicked her
dor, e tweets while in a etnoping position. Witness them
anted out "Fetus," and a ounstabie came up end took him
into cuet..dy. They then consented to withdraw the charge
preside] he made an sp.A. try.
Mr. Burch...an obeerved that it wet very lend of them
indeed after being treated eo ruffianly. Headed the prisoner
what answer be bad to make to the charge?
The trietseer said he was extremely early for what he had
dose. He was mush niter the Whin= of liquor at the
tine.
Mr. Berebrus told him that mold be no arenas for such
brutal and coweerdly conduct. He was not CI nt!uted with
slowing this with tool language, but be meat ettike one
twice es this fees, owl kick the other throe times on adenger-
MN pert et the body. He mu. t. be committed to the Howe
of Correction foe ell weeks, with hard labour.

WESTMINSTER.
DISONACIITUL CONDUCT OF • TITITANT,

....
Msry yams about forty yews d e s, Tr
tionged with bong drunk and iseapable ; also with betsg
disorderly and aging bai Isaguags to her master sod air
ems Sir and Lady Donna McDougal, 112, Ikons
Joseph Ashton, batter to Sir Duncan, said that =r-
imy &Indent woe engaged by hie culatren leg the' day
certain to erect m preparkg a dinner, and if Aim gave
dethrfaction would have been kept in the household. It was
soon found that she was ar much intonomed ee to be
perfectly in arable of performing the dufes allottei to her,
sad tracese told her ladyship, who rerprexted his to tell
her to I. are ,he bowie. Ha I walplie.l with her cedars, when
defendant dederad .he would nut go. She thin abused Sir
Duncan and her ladyship, but taey hat reported dm to
soy that they hat no de.ire to pews the
Polios-anntable 267 A was ilisched IsehlmalLEatra=
and food delondent outside. She was my noisy,
obi wadi not go, and would have her wagon She sole
holed a great crowd, and be then took her Yrs eirlsity.
Mr. Powder *aid she bad lost her piers and thwacks.
It was perfectly ilieeriveful for • waxen to enter her plate
the wry first day in a store of intonation, nod behave bo►
orlt in (lair manner. lie would hare podsholl her nest
mosey bad cot Sir Duncan ant to ray las did ad whit Or
prosecute.
Defendant wee diwebarged.