The Express.
London, England, 1858-07-24 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAT.)

MANSION-HOUGH.
ASSAULT IT • SOLICITOR ON RCS 111011111.
se=Minim solicitor, 9, Tresmenet, Soho, was placed
Inn the Lord Mayor, nava win ossaalting
:=2:llbona, 9, Prborsourstrest, osoombobs agent, an
a tere num man lbs.
The reeeseeke said—The Jpelsoner la my brother. This
sosenom non 9 deka, T opined the lose to ha., he
laving rein. WM. he vie on the snug at the door, I
onweled Ina to go away M ism as he bat somalted ate
oa own previous in I had told his any to
ono to lay Imam awn noon to p away, on ea-
demoneed to get la, nos whin I gam W• pm% and be
that siren are with hi. Id on kb uric, at the same
time stein( Wed of my air ta bog me bee the U.M.
My nasslssopre ens to selonam, on be Am struck
her, but mom a says asolog ig gel um awe
km no. and brotemin. Leis ohm, however, eras back
spin, eaytag he wenlireakths winthrwo, whiromps with his
Mead his stick he streak at the Man, wed non apse of
rhos that cod II& • moan or id: mono .go, he need
hr way boo my alba, on commaled ono degree. I had
that to MI io apoliseman te goi bin moon, bat I did
mat press the name 'onset him, and about a weak or
tat dam age, when I was oat, be .aped at my place, abased
my haneskeeper, sad threatened to break lb. w.ndows. I
wan to ham protection ear net his violence.
Lon l
V4Meger—lt is a pity you carnet arrange it, as it is a
gmese

Psioralor—lt It Tem w err time, In might, bat r los
Demand too often.

PelsWin;:itrith what object did I coots this utorniag P
Penswaliw—l do not lutow that you had any partisahr
Viseser—Did I act salt you for some papers?
Premier—Yea sartehaly said somath'ng about mom
PaM Marar)--Ssppese yea did want Kass
primitxT spy
ey to gelor Ars.
I beta slibigesiosrar as that, so y lord.
Lord Mayor—l have to de with that. TG quer
tisa is shoo the amain have yea to say to that,
phonic?
Priesesr—l wont to blot end said, " Sway, I am MOBS
he these paper% I want than," whim ha said, " Be off; I
will lot gill tires to you; I will bale hablag to say to von,"
and directly ettorweeds bo gave ale a posh, end that I 1
lattordistely streak his.
Lord Meyer—Thia yea bed so right tedo so ; an logilab-
saaa's hems is his ends, rad if ray eao refuses to leave
whoa be is desired le do so, it is park etly =vas
little gentle vishmut raiwora him. You hays
roittA an asesalt, sad mart Foy lls. for the Cridow, sad
Nom int, yOUT OSA IeOOffeISSOIS in 201., to hop the paw
for six mouttui.-

--Priamesr—l wish to give his houaskeeper ie them fir
nr
Lallarlayor—Thst is not before me now. Besides, if she
am you attacking her mister, it is by no means Waage
that she should go to his assonance.
The primmer then found tie money, and was e4chlrgeg
upon entering into his own rwogniaanoss In 201.

VPIPOI: ND ID CH TtiO6.
&aro Wilms end Williams Pox, two young ma, win
placed In dm blow' dock, charged with stuallng 141. from the
of James Wood, 61m.-solou, of Gotasboad, war

W ken the one was caned ea, the prosecutor said he bad
got to evidence to give aphid the accused. He was Mari-
eaMd when he gave them I. charge, and did tot know m -
about It mow.
Painter *wring oar wl.at ercuzzietneose the pri-
mmer. were Hum Lb melody?
Inspector Ceeplts ma that the presamter, last night,
positively charged them with the rabbet/. He mid that the
accord got him onto a public house to drink, sod there
stood on either aide of biro ; that no ousels) was near him
from the time he had by mosey sale till It was mimed ; sod
that the accusal must have tuba bill mow.
Mr. Poynter—le thereaayevkleacr to soppiest the charge?
laaptxte—r Ceepl,n—Nome whatever ; It rests euthaly
epee his unsupported statement, and it we. with reluctance
that I Joked thm up.
Mr. Psynter—What eve the effrvc I ?
le•pector Cesplin—Hard werldsg me, of goad therseler.
Mr. Poynter—Theml regret lo me them then. They
en diecharged.

OLANDSI.I73 NORM.
Mr. folits Binh, the well-known cab end omnibus pro-
ttzof Homelier-reed, Westarbseter, and lolta Smith, a
toper, Ns bia employ, were each charged at the
;vets eof Mr. W. Love, tbe thief constable of the Royal
Socha for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, with the
rouowrg urine aims:
James Rutherford, one of the society's dears, deposed
that yesterday, ha the New Cattle Market, hie attention was
dined to two bones, amoagee others, exposed for rale,
which appeared le be In mach suffering, sad which,
wow exateehig, he 'bend to be &adored. He (wither)
bad had tea rear' experience to veterinary stables,
rid he Ind no hint-thou to laying the two bereft were
badly glrndwrrd, end conacquestly extremely dangerous to
other horses that might come contact with them. The
two defendente admitted that the summate bekeged to them,
aid il• therefore thought it 1.,a duty to bring them before
the aer•tietrate.

3117.41Tee:The veterinary surgeon of the market, staled
din Ids ancettein had bcen celled by the overtone witness to
dr bars b qmention, and he for-td them both Slandered,
las of *sr badly.
The dshadrat Birch said Le was really not aware the
bars was when he seat dam to the market;
rid so to be was manly acting swiss his (Birch's)
orders.

Ye. Dllysooart rid the hones were not fit to live, end
he •:.bed to blow what the defendants letend-d to do with
tame t

Tb• debodiat W-ch sakl be wished them to p to hie
have-eleughteret 'a on tte other side of the water.
Mr. Iloetd (the chief clerk) laid there me a hem-
alaughterer oleos by, end such horses ought not to be allowed
le travel through the street..
The del dent having consented to allow the home to be
elm to the base-alanghterees wised,
Mr. VI directed the eosieti's Aker ti see Ha
red maims them, rtd with regard to the de-
nte, she OXIM3 bedng a very mem ewe, he shoold
Yid 114 alt over to the sass of SOL sod Ilmith la NIL to ap •
r-- tine him ea Fa tisty mot ; veseawbge the stab:tut
',q..e. weld be weds by the spews.