The Express.
London, England, 1866-02-12 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DIY.)

MABLBOROUGH-STRPEL
DUKIH•11011G • =TOME II TM CUM
Frank Howard Rigby Parity, a respectable-looking a:
residing at No. 14, Grenville-street, Brinnivrickes,
who from his bronzed complexion had evidently bassos
years abroad, was charged before Mr. Trivial within
charging a revolver to the common danger of pasesegenle
the Haymarket.
Arthur James Cleary, • Nib driver, said that while
on his cab in the Haymarket, last night, he saw the
senor, who was talking to a female and appeared tole a
very fixated state, take out a revolver sad discherfit it
the female's feet, the contents going into the oder. De
priemer then walked towards Norris-street, sod be Maui
him, and told a constable what he hid seen, sad the con
stable took the revolver from his coat pocket, there Mil
at the time a charge in one of the chambers.
In *newer to Mr. Tyrwhitt, the witness said that Mt
female got into a cab, and wanted the primmer to lobe
her, but he would not. He could not say that the Pdolral
intended to shoot at the female.
The prisoner—lt is quite true what he ssy• It's 110
enough.
Annie Courtney, of Stanley-etreet, Bromptoo, rad fie
primmer was a friend of here, and they had bees drys
great great deal of champagne together. Something mediae'
Primmer, and he tired on the ground, not at bee feet
there would have been a hole in her crinoline. The nb
man bed sot told the truth, as the prisoner did sot tr.
her. Of coarse the prisoner was "screwed," and she!.
"screwed" too. (Laughter.)
The prisoner—l have only been home three weeks hull
Americo. and its customary there to carry a revolviC
was " tight, " you know.
Mr. Tyrwhitt said it was a wild act, but a sn7d sale
which in this country the prisoner under the Police Art
was liable to be fined. He did not believe the priOrig
intended to fire at the female, but he could cot be pr
mitted to discharge firearms in the streets, and he diedi
therefore film him 4Cs.
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primmer—l had no intention of hurling the femme
The Rae woe paid.

Fizz AND Loss or Lin—(Talc H• 23---0.
few Minutia past 1 o'clock this Jimmies, a fin', by
wrath
twelezree were assionely injured sad nee lde
aa Imo
occurred on the premiere of Mr. Wright. bob.
dasher and lineedraper, No. 127, Upper Whits....l
St. Lakes. A pollee-oonattble, on seeing mark
an alarm, tied in • minute afterwards Mrs. Wlliki
jumped out of the first floor window. The sent o)oeleet I
noise wee heard in the shop. The constable, at 1611'
Wright's request, forced the door and found the =fettle&
proprietor on the Boor much burned. lie wee OW,
out of the flames, but one of his children. wow
Ellen Wright, aged four years, whom he Ili
carried downstairs, was found burned to death
The father and an infant were takes to St. Bartholomew'.
Hospital, both being burned over the bead and aboelibm
The flames were sot extinguished until the premises
reams
the content. were destroyed, and the adjoining one reams
sidembly demigod.
A Lamas num.—Michael L. Sullivan, of Char
paign County, Illinois, ha. the largest farm in the fetid.
it "leteki. 70,000 wee, 23,000 acres of which We leg!!
fence and in active cultivation. Mach of tbe work is so=
by macklomy. He drives his posts by horse pour,
vates his corn by machinery, ditches, sows, and planiall
inmobinary. so that all hls labourers am ride and
their dacha. Mr. S. gives employment to 200 farmP=
200 holm, ma a largo number of oren.--Nod Ter*Pl/86