The Express.
London, England, 1857-03-24 00:00:00

THB POLICE COUBT&

CLERKENWELL.
William new, a cabman, badge 10,678, wee charged by
Mr. Richard Hargrave, salesman, of 64, Golden-lane, with
Wag busk, furious driving, and endangering the lives of
dr pubis.
On evening, at about a quarter peat 8 o'clock.
Mr. and in. ve were being driven by their carman
at • slow pre in New-reed, St. Pancras, on the right
side, Imes& the railway station, Huston-square, when the
wimissr, whe was drunk and driving on the wrong side of
the rand et a below rate, elms in collision with ldr. ilar-
genvers ant so violently that it wee upset, and the whole
of the piety pec_ipitatad from their mats and serionaly
sigedelly Mrs. lie:grave, who is now lying in danger
radar =God attention, and not able to attend to give evi-
dence. The prisoner was taken into custody, while in •
suns of inlmdeation, and locked up. Several witnesses con-
ihneed As above facts. The prisoner said he was sorry. and
Iraisser would be shown towarde him.
lit. Crate said It was • very bad case, and he should
ineeit him to the Home of Correction for one month, with
bead lemur. The prisoner's master would be liable for the
fajwydone. NIA Mr. Hargrave might bring an action for
the annege. He (Mr. Corrie) was determined always to
paha admen for being drunk during their employment.

WORSHIP-STREET.
/ohs Browning, alias Marlow, • ticket-of-breve convict,
was charged with having stolen • quantity of silver plate, the
Leocrtonf.g.pt Thomas Wilkinson, • whartinger, reading
The prosecutor stated that on the morning of Sunday, the
lit Instant, he was informed by his servant that a person woe
witting to see him in the hail, and on proceeding there he
found the prisoeer, who respmiully apologia:4 for the inter
don, and Wormed him that he had been entirely without
food for two days. The prisoner then proceeded to state that
in the year ISO he had been taken into custody upon an tow
founded charge of uttering • forged cheque, for which he
was tried and convicted at the Old Bailey, and sen-
tenced to tea yews' transportation. After five years
of penal Berea/an he was liberated with • ticket
of leave, eel am hie return to this country
he had managed In affsin miens situation., from each of
which be wee Igaminisay amilesed, on its lemming
known that be wee a dissiesgel answiti. He felt so much
ater the helm maid= of the man, that he
I lisied • ehliri.latlearessiving which the primmer
Waal blaselap 11,011 his head, and vss
Irway,
_when whams saki lin beck, and told him
e it
Iris called male la • inskight, he would probably for-
d&
him with pernmat employment. He maw no more of
the mbar until as previous efternoon, when one of hie
semi hastily easel the drawing-roars, with the in.
dermatket that them was a thief in the boom who wee then
maned fa pkathelag the plats. Oa memeding to the
at the eel of Me ball, be ehmemd the prisoner who
wrinsbr. the sit el withdrawing Ms Mal Mat a shelf, on
which there was • galatity of hem plate, mil be instantly
ant kr • pollesems, mated
gme Ys fats -masterly.
The Sims Mam Irk hatedien passevelde &ince,
end was ammited te Bowie for teed
MA/111.110110110H-STILIZT.
Joke William Damp, swags to • tealessma In Covent-
garden, was charged with amenitin the peaks.
Owing to the emnielseeef the Wahke.‘ the pane have
received orders to Fewest the ebarnstka ermied Ity bad a
sore or more of sherlates Whew their Ms kW Weeder- !
square. On Saters4ll Iffillellatia the diehrient soda Mar :
of the boys to bind hie deem, sad the bey we the ant of
blacking one of adaimes shoes, whoa Telisrusenlable
Wright warned btu The boy lalehat err aloe, end
took up kb ben nth Ms I.lsntion:fasetay. The de-
flation insisted ea the bey finishing mid ea the boy
=bask boa that puma% the MA him into
. __The defendant, who was net auks sober followed
Ms eladebie, end indeed and stench ti swat, times in
mar to procure the Mesa of the hey, eel was with greet
didenity taken into custody by Wright mid es
The magistrate, who raniwited thstiampelimessa had meet
Indiscreetly in taking the sheikh& bee ere* beim be
had finished blacking defendant's them, dud Os bare Oa.
The money was paid.
LAMBETH.
Mr. Salton, a gentleman residing at Sutton Cottage,
Cowley-road, Brixton, appeared before Mr. Elliott to answer
toe commons charging him with suffering to be at large two
name:rad ferocious dugs, and urging them to attack Mrs.
Jackson and Mrs. Bennett.
Mr. Solomon attended for the defendant,
• Mrs. 'mason, who resides at Elm Cottage, Brixton-IA
said that about two o'clock on that day week, ohs wee
standing in the Brixteu-road, in company with her sister,
widths fora West-end omnibus, when a large and ferocious
deg mild towards her, caught her gown with his teeth and
paled It violently, and then jumped upon her, and so
aimed her that she was ill fur the remainder of the
day. A wend dog, that had • murrJe on, rushed to-
wards her eater, and she becoming much alarmed,
massed out fur aseistance. The defendant, Mr. Sutton,
wee • little way off, and on hearing her sister ecream he
tamed round, toughed, and went on, without calling away
tits The consequence was that the same dog made a
stack on her, but she beat it away au well as she
could with her umbrella, and ultimately gut rid of it. In-
dependent of the fright the dug so injured her drew that she
mid never wear it spin, and the damage she estimated
iSi.
Mr. Elliott—Tou say the defendant did nothing but laugh.
Can you say he set the doge at you.
Mrs. Jackson—l cannot say he did, but I suppose he must
Dave done it from the dog running at me a second time.
Mr. Solomon—Mr. Sutton and 'hie wife pawed you before
the dog jumped towards you as yea have di...rabid ?
Mrs. Jackson—Yee; he passed us with • horsewhip in his
hand. _ _

Mr. Solomon—Now, dkl you not go up to Mr. Sutton,
strew him on the ens, mid ray, "You ought to be ashamed
of yeomen ; yes ere as reatleman."
Jackson-1i did not strike him on the arm, but I
salght have mid he was no gentleman, and so would you if
yen bad been attacked es I had been.
lie. Ingemass—Did yea not tell hire he was a dancing-
mats; smil did rot net say his wife, the lady who was with
his, woe mos ringing sahMees or teacher returning from
giving tem&
Mrs, Jestmis-1 ndeditbme mid so.
The Whiny d do wham es to the dog attacking end
jumping mar yes eieeminieted by Kn. Bernet; herln-
ter, as well as by the ether sot conductor et sm moans,
who had Wilmseeel L
Mr. Ellett Temehtl Ad it wee the dot, of porton hew
tug animas le pewees* their being an annoyance In
or esesirg an ahem ma Wiry, as the dogs et the
bed misablelly emerieri. It was she amok fa
cam a sea irwries.. r Zsgt. whom CaMehili wan
MAN poreeplesto me every monde& in
eh* pew, het la els euee he yes were I. Iled. a dif-
hosalremaset Ist hen paned. he ee se geoesh
Ide egitiehoeme do* villa the N e Ott" ash Ire the
ahem d allewen omit hese, se abed ow of him fez
meseuededk le mot ley a way et 1111 e, end elmear
2=llls. very awl the mem% or leehaphseei hr
The penalty tree el one pa, and the cosephireat pee
20.. to the poor-box.