The Express.
London, England, 1861-08-16 00:00:00

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hand, a vnaser, of Widlemob-solas.
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Mr Limited Lewis append kr the phew.
William Limit sidd—Peiwwar k wiy labor sad a elms
mpg. I live with IS, sad pay ter my hMe b having
beta met el work hr dui weeks S,s ost does is lately.
At 2 ticket' yeilteedey 1 was 15 tay habeas and loud a
my father end tasthar, sod I west Iwo-
le
Wines
to protect my mother. My Whir mid
sad I called htso a " liar. He them tee/ up al:It
stria me. I threw him oa the talds, sisd ray wetter
na to the door for esaisteace. He Asa Nebel me is the
stomach. sad gave ma is charm hut es being takes
t., Vine-street was discharged. I weld PS p Mete
VIM bet west to a house la the seiglibeselised, sad at II
cluck I was fetched oat to a "puts lietwesa ham
end mother. My tastier said. • He's pt remethisig," sod
1 *est is doors. My hither told iste to go out. I said I
would act. He this drew a bads sad teeth a stab at snr
hat my brother pat up his head, sad it was out. Two per.
'am thisa CAMS is sad dragged hail oat, sod secured the
kale. Cad thee gave my father is cheep.
Hy Mr. Lewis—My father was having his sapper when
the polies west is. He bad twice told Ise to leave. He
smelt at., with the Made, mad mot his Set. My father ham
km employed by Mr. Stem, of Paataa-etneet, for some

Nr. Yardley —We have seen esoogh to ebow somethirts
.h.greeeful one onto or the other ; sad the leo we know
of the mee the more credit will it be both' badly. I think
'o had better drop the powecutioa sad hive home (to the

Prosecutor-1 (•Hoot. My mother is too ill to attend,
and my father h•a alined her for twisty years, sad also has
family.
Mr. Yardley—Bat your own cosnloct is disgraceful.
Vou provoked your father in the first instance by calling
him "bar." Well, let the am go on.
:41"1/4 Davis. Aiother me, said-1 heard the dispute,
and beard my father say Blood for blood," nod make •
blow et my bn,ther, and on putting up my hand to ward off
the blow 1 had my baud cut. My mother was much
fright•on], and is to., ill to attend. My heather has now got
• situates• ; he h.•d been apprenticed at Mr. Aitgell's, in the
buena.

other evilente 6sisq given, Mr. Levri, addressed the
magistrate *tome leugth km the prisoner's behalf, and urged
that the whole grew was mused by the sou, but that
he bed got • situation there would be en rod of all dispute
for the future.
Mr. Yardley—Rut the worst pert of the ease is the ex-
prem.!' coed by the father of 'Blood for blood."
Inspector Moldeu said the prisoner had beim drinking.
Mr. Yardley-1 think the best course will be, au mu burn
has bees dose, to hied them both over to keep the pease
towards sash other.

WANCIRWORTIT.
AU•CLT 51 A HUSBAND 05 HM WW2.
Mr. (Poore DO.CIO, formerly the landlord of the King's
Head public.home, Mertes, but now living with his father.
• fastuer. of thaw Hill Fares, Addieston, was summoned
for assaulting and threatening his wife, Hannah Downs.
The oomplainant stated that she was living apart from
her holland, at N... ', Little Diatatfdane, City. Oa Tune.
d.v evening, the Cab inst., she was at the house of Mrs.
1t.1e.. at Merton. The defendant was there, and he
via not sober. He threw some beer over her, and in at-
tempting to strike her he struck his knacklee against the
"WI. He then struck her with his hand and knocked her
be.el azainst the wall. He also dragged her about and
pared her dress off, and said if there was no one there be
wul.l mur.l .r her, and that be life was not worth the
.104 .df her shoes. ifs also said that if it were not for the
Los, .4 the country he would put her into the river with
',use meal her neck. The defendant had been reading
ti... a. count of the Holborn murder in the newspapers, and
Lel he was afraid his end would be like it, but that he
w..u1.1 do it much quicker.
Is answer to questions, the witness stated that she left
th king's Head &hoot a mouth age„aod she took away some
.4 the things, and left them at the house I Mrs. Hales. She
admitted that she prevented her husband from taking away
s•me of the things. She denied that be pushed her, and
.lo lard that it wan • blow.
Pel.ce-eonstable No. 40.3 V said be was called to Wis.
Kit,' , and the complainant wished to give her husband
itto custody for threatening her life. The defendant lest
for a pistol beer, and threw it over his wife r she sit
rt... 0 • Ins. The defeatist also held up a stick, and said if
it ....Lot f.. tl.e ri,wace 4 witness he would give it her.
The .lefen., sw4, 0,..0.u1t Wtn committed, and 'het
th.• Rite' fert.l to prevent him taking away his
thwigt.