The Express.
London, England, 1859-12-20 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

BOW•STRZIT.
off 01 WOIIIL.

Seven Motu \deny •looking rimed nowise,
Talbot, Wan!, Grum, Leta, sad Itshor, Waft
by Willtoot Hatt, our of the ousidisky Misers, with
hssxma to Wellingvuutreoc Strand.
An. ,ffleer doomed—About an boar slum, I saw Nees
*es,. moo ie Wellingtou-street, Strad, rased actress the
nr 1, sad ,eeitiag that thoy ware nevus poor labourers,
sal bed no work to do." Wisamaa west on the footway
Mates, to mein mosey from ladies sad
pawns. In this way I sow Mu roolas a pwd dad ; I
ebould think about Is. I took them is custody, end so
a arching obese et the otation-bouse I Isiand es than various
outell sums, emeunung to 4a. Bd., all is coppers. Baker had
01., Loire sad Ores. about la. autb, sad Talbot led.
They ...id they were out of employstest farconesquesso of
the strike and of the frost. I told thole they ought to go to
the pooh, sad they said some of thous WON PleliVief
parwhisl relief. Wideman acted chiefly as spokesman.
Mr. Jardiso—Well, what have you to say to thief
Wrossaa-1 saver asked nobody for no money. WWI
we het got by some on 'em called as back to give as money,
end I being sureet, why, I took the money.
Mr. lodise—Don't miounderstand the charge. You an
here toe stending in the street to noel.* alms from any
charitable people, or, I might, rather say from any no-
thinking people, who may be inclined to give it you. It Is
sot a question whether you asked people for money or not.
Holland—We are excavators, and were thrown out of
work in consequence of the etrike. Since August I lave
not done more than seven or eight weeks' work out of aloe-
bess. I have a wif. and four children, and the perish allows
me a 41b. loaf twice a week. I boon not tasted food thowo
two days, nor my children since yesterday. We ore
all much about u bad off one as soother le we
thought this moraine we would go out and oak a hide help
from thin se can sill vd it. We did not know we was going
epo th., low; it is the tiret time any of as saked for a peony
bat what we earned, and we be in shamefaced to do it.

Aaotht r priamermade some similar remarks, and ended
by saying, I was brought op to pt aa honest living, sad
always hove dope till to.day."
W....man repeated that it was "ell through the lock-out."
Mr. J aid Ina—Anything nth., than your own fault. Ha
calms you are locked out you awe go begin the streets. Wall,
that is what all resoostabla popes supposed ft would some to
at lest. Well, you now hear from me that this against this
law. lam inch:slid to believe that what you say ia true, sad
that you did not know that you were breaking the law ; pet
know it now. If you ars in want yin mutt go to lb* esiW.
tag-offloar ; if ha will not give you sufficient relief out of the
boom, make him take you Is. I shall discharge you this
ones, but you must not go begging again.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
ATTUIPT TO 11111:11300 A RIFF.
Frirraeu 14.4ertt, • tall man of respectstai appearance, an
Isterpreter et the Hotel de Pomace, Leicoirs-squars, was
placed at the bar, charged with attempting to murder Ws
wile, Losses Inaterti, • respectable-kokieg female.
Lotion bobtail, the was, said she limd with:g
m Il ime
lstareesatreet, Leieseter•sqsare, sad lest shout
Mae the primmer cease Maw having hermg sad
asked ice kr money, hat seam he had bees drinking she
refused to glat has is,. He this look • pair of root., la s
°Whom a drawee, threw berm the bed, held her down, Gad
metre be wield murder her. She *traveled desperately
with Was and he this struck bar • Molest Mow in tM eye.
etyma other. about d,flerent part of the body. and me bra
such • severe kirk that sh• could sesroely silk from the
pas. Pb. them celled, for help, sod mine of the todgerseed
she pollee came to her assistance. H. wee always very violist
whom cedar the influence of &Mk., and abs was son, to
have to offset whit him.
Kr. Hsrell, the lasdloed of the boom. 3, Bluserowstreet,
sad be hand screams of mard-r" mooed from the
pelootter's room, mid went fey • covetable, being afraid to
ester the room without one. The wife produced the relent li
tad mad the ;rimer had attempted to murder her. Hamer
marks d meioses es the waies fees, and understood she had '
twin es 4.sanst part of her perms. The room wee is the
greatest confasloa, the bedewed Wag broke., and the saw
Intuits., also.
Is answer to Mr. Becton, the wiener said they had may
lodged wi,h him saves weeks, sad this was the Wad mar-
mare of the sort. He fully *ipecad that primate, is Ida
peasants, would kill the wanes.
Lake Jeflery, 49 C, said h. beard ease of " Pollee:" and
u Mord., :** esd as going to the bones Mesa the pleas as
descraed by the lest vitamin. The promeutriz gams the pri-
taw ism etotody for attempting to murder her with • razor.
He dared him to enter the room, but, seeing that he wee
no.leed on doing so, end that • secosd ocastable bad dm
arrived, he erect quietly to the nation. He saw MO meek
es the woesan's eye, sad she onaplatsad of lionsg beta
otherwise al-usted.

The groomer • detente Irma that abe would not give hits
=7 a 0/47.* *d that aka was too extravagant, and that she
we. sot Ism vette.

Mr. BarkelThere woo violas* committed, Mae at
•' loonier" bawls brought the whole of tee people la the
Moos op to the primmer's roam. The woman tom 'marks es
Mr tsar. sb. says you aot may wrack bur attest Ilts took
but au pmts of Mr body that meld out be sees ; Is eAditke
to wboeb yes baked Mr brutally. You *Mk that by saying
that oho te cut your Ines ohs bas mo remedy ; but If that
*Tam to cam, dm m mess Is your powor. aed salmt be yro-
teetad.
Commettid for Owe MIIIMOS wM bat labour.

Os tb. applicaties d the peeeseutore, Use re-
minder of the sostoesm romoss. timber
hooloor, who was ordered twelve ommolte imprisonment wigs
and Ohms at Ms Central. Crinkel Court het Much for

miseppregristieg • bill of leis& lee bum mmitted. Mired
lies, Ids preiser, who was envictrd at the same time,
wee reireed shut • luesth er Iwo ago
Tana Flan (Tale DAT).—RZCOvIRT or THZ
MAZILIAOII aDONTIII war. NAITtI CN t JIM BRA.
swesses.--Thle wasleg (Teeidey), about two o'clock,
oeseldseshie eine was waved la the heurbood of Tu.
iloar•egesse, sereueesee of • lam tag out is the
L
Chilorees. bst unser to the timely arrival of
the freweeu, the Hewes were sees estieguiebed.
AwAtas. is Nei piste Is the nolduce of the Hoy.
K. Ram, No. 14. Upprir Groeuweratreet, Orts-
userquires, csesed by the ovaries& II • more is the nest
Mesa Fortumemly the bet was ens white& A lift es
the poems. of r. J. Odes, hat-raker, No. 74. Oust
lisffo/k-drat, borough. Mused the 11110 p bad stock. Madre-
tees espied termite the deur to thole's,/ part ef the hews
ism 'terseness prevailed yemerdey, r esseequesee el Ns
Wag app sad that the whole at the MINTY** eurttlicetee
eel mist chuck rewrite hod bus destroyed la shears which
cessured the church of St. Matthew the envier day. no
beam, Imes cubes the raise, loud two immense ism cabs,
amt spas waft these the whole of the regimen. book;
sad 4semiew, with the secremestal plate, elthoseh the
min emue esprit to esorroose beat for boon, had sot sue-
tied the lure injury.

TIM ACCIDENT ON TIE SERI.ENTINE.—A melt-
apeadeat who wee *Nooses to the occident on be Serpectlse
ea Saturday, says that there were four, not Live persons is
the water, end gives the followieg Devout of the way in
which Mr. Heck wee raved. "Mr. Hack," be says, "attar
tryiog to sews the life of his friend, Mr. Device, sad Wag
aseaceseask was calla( loodly kr solialonao from *ohm.
We boll so rope, bat fortemately • Dwight struck twe to
pall off • wool. cantata from erooad my cock, sad oak
those snood for their headkerrbiefs, whoa were readily
given sod tied together. A gewlerosu atknowie to myself
come up to me sad offered his stick to be tied to the sad of
thorn, din which he mairapeoaly took off leis Ineerams cops
and game It me, and crawled on the ire sad Nobel the alck
toward& Mr. Hack, which he just clutched to time to be
pulled on .bore by the said geotlemea, bat for whose sid he
must boo. wild:ad.".

Swattowieo COlna.--00 Wednesday lint two
notorious pick pco temol George Tamer sad Jneeph
Edwards, were In to. deck before the county mato -
trete., at Roc ter, on s ahem. of havisg picked the
pocket of • female, named Mem; of • paper costafotog
hour half-never to iit.l three sovereign. Edwards wee
shoo further charm with barter, at the time of Ina appro.
bassi.), swallowed the whole of the mosey. The primers,
who were well known to the polies at Ch.thatu, were ob.
served to go istu Olohe-late, where Edwards entered the
shop of • second-band clothe* dealer, named Macs, end
itemised the price of an article hanging up in the atop.
Mrs. Mare went to reach it down, when Edwards vary
cleverly picked her porket of the •Noma amount, which she
had deposited there catty • minute or two bet de be mitered
the shop. After examicing the article naked for, ifelwerde
made some triffing emu.s sal loft, immediately j Seise the
ether priteter outside. Tory were afterwards men Meow
puny by Supeeittendent Everiet, who, being aware of their
changer', ...tubed them to some time. A rosy short rime
she, Edward. bad left the shop, Mrs. Maw iikorwared
that her we kit had been picked. and sweetiting Shwa*
grim notice to the polio., Mr. Everist sad mooting Mew
Went In puma of them, ultimately overtaking them se
Manahanm. On being charged with the robbery both rel-
easers protested tteir issioceste, and demobs' to be
searched, stick was dose, Eder.rde all tbo while ens-
tinselly morieg up end dewy, •• just the mane." so Mr.
E.mist expremed if, •• mi if he had beet bung os whew"
Tt. malt of the march did sot keel to the discovery el
the money. but Mr. Everist, nf.mamr a prombereece of 1
E•lwards's cheek, toughie it, when h. dietimfly heard the
rattle of gold, Edwente, bevieuer, dotted having any
money in hie mouth, but the officsr, no piecing hie tinge.*
in it, distinctly felt two or three sovereigts under lbe
memo. Mil efforts to get them out were fruitier, the
pi -,ter swallowing the whole of the roomy, and severely
bitisg the oili,et't Seger. Both prisoners said they were
determined mot to be mitre, and fought most furiously. but
Mr. Megrim arms wattlsd the matter by putting the handcuff..
cm them mid hilliest them to the sitatiombionse. The mosey
wee new produ. ed before lb* wagiattetes. The prisoner
Vir ode *mooed to have suffered severely risen hie extra-
°editor, act of swallowing, at one time, mese pion.. of geld
C 0... Both misname were owarnitted foe trial.—go•rh
Beaten. (Liens

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