The Express.
London, England, 1868-08-11 00:00:00

POLICE COURTS.---(THIS DAY.)

MARLA( 1110 U 11l- STREET.
DOROLLItY rY ItEuliNT-BTREET.
ilia. Offruvuti, u yut.ilg man, was charged before
• . Tyiwhitt with buqhmuu•ly entering the. house of
:I r. baker, hatter, oL No. 101, Regent-street, mid stealing
a travelling-bag.
From the evidence of Maud Hunt, an assistant to Mr.
ter, it appeared that at a quarter-past 1 in the morn-
the housekeeper Lame upstairs to her bedroom and
I her that come prison was in the house.
went downstairs and saw that a travel-
• bag in the parlour was gone, and white in the
saw the prisoner puss along the lobby, and then
• .rn towards the street door. She rushed after the pri-
. • r and seized him, but be got away, lind she then caned
. p thief !" and a young man whip was on the opposite
• . or the street ran after the prissier; and ehocr:rdfter-
!. she was informed that he was taken into y.
George Sicklen, a ycing man, living at No 7flis
.at-sheet, proved pursuing the primmer, andineing
run down Golden-place, Golden-square, and there
I i ••1 him

i. answer to Mr. Tyrwbitt, the witness said he was
tc the ptisoner was the same person he pursued, and
I again by the peculiarity of his legs, which were
a-lt bowed.
piusner—You say I ran. That's a lie, for I hurt
• • little bit ago.
~...a em—You ran fast enough to get away.
Baker, batter, of Regent-street, said that his
• been entered three consecutire weeks, and each
, I , r of his boots taken away, and the prisoner
.• C., station was weating a pair of his boots. He
br the prisoner tutored the house by means of

•i Thwell, of No. 4, Golden-place, proved seeing
go up Golden-place, and heard him enter No. 3,
h the walls of the houses being thin heard him
his boots directly he got into his room.
.e.l.lble Norris Pike, 61 C, proved taking the
• • ...stody at No. 3, Golden-place.
icmanded the prisoner.

MARYLEBONE.
GROSS OUTRAGE.
~, a tailor, was charged on remand with the

• •1:.1it.. 9, T7pper Lisson-street, corn dealer,
• i• dt.ivou 9 in the evening the prisoner came
..,t1 .ked him what he had been saying of him,
nthing. hi:toner wished him "Goal
.i.l he could go on driving his sack. He
I,•ling a Faek, which was being held by his
• ...ed. I'ro•oner then used foul and
I niguage towards him, and subsequent)
• s violent blow on the forehead.

: person also struck him on the temple. lie
. t i, s.c who the second person was, when
.1 hie. he the wrists when the second man re-
, ...I. i e. They then pitched him on the pave-
;,, r kicked him till he became insensible.
his senses he saw the prisoner kicking
,e,l making uw of disgusting language to
1i h.ui Leen under the care of the doctor ever

• 1.. j.rit•oner, the prosecutor said he had been
. • ..• b:r tome time. In consequence of the
he behaved to his wife, prosecutor had to
I. latellord. He did.not strike prisoner.
I. • !.. Ix. rambridge-terrace, divisional surgeon,
• .114,1 to .•ee complainant. He was in bed,
:t ran, and not able to be moved.
•••1 .:t.,:et an inch and a half long on the
• lie was severely j his
inured on chest.
• teue state for a time, and suffering
etier.t ::t the brain. The cut might have been
ef the 1..11 ..s. the kerb.
k,iairott• .1 the prisoner for trial.

SI /CTFIWARK.
or Iwo or "CAPTAIN muiort'e" oaten or
If ,"•,, 1, 16, brother to a lad called " Captain
1 . 1, of a gang of desperate young thieves,
. l.t..roed to eight years' penal servitude at the
Se.,,,ions for highway robbery, and Patrick
• 17 were placed at the bar charged with stealing a
.... 12s. 6,11. from Phoebe Mackenzie.
,-ecutriz, a very old woman living in Stevens's-
rniondscy-sb, said that about a quarter to
hi she was passing along the street when she was
1..! by three young fellows who bustled her about
~outdid manner, and nearly pushed her into the
rhey then ran away, having stolen from 12.. to 14s.
~•kokers pleaded guilty to the charge, and the
sentenced each of them to six months' hard
WANDSWORTH.
non LICENSE&
oard Mellieger was summoned by the Excise autho-
• for keeling a dog on the 30th of May last without a
Alicenie was, however, taken out on the sth of
~,flowing, and Mr. Watson, the supervisor, informed
' • ,iNtratii that it was for the present year, and would
~ the 31st of December next.

I,.fendant pointed out to the magistrate that he
the license in a few days after it became due, but
1..‘,1 been summoned.
inzham told the supervisor that he should have
t., take the money. and then he could have sum-
, said that when the defendant paid for the
to the board, but he was ordered to take
at.
said the defendant must state the facts to
,then reduced the penalty of 51. to one-
ig the extent of his power, leaving the
eruoraliee the Board of Inland Revenue
luetion.
defendant, Mr. Watson said if he had a
if January a license would be required for
was also fined 1/. os. for keeping a dog
ue without a license, though be took out
wi g
n day.
nit was tined U. ss. for keeping a dog on
without a license, though he took out ono
rwarda.

nrk Journal of the Telegraph says:
sanctum is a room where about 16 young
y be found engaged in telegraphic duties.
luiled, airy, and agreeable. It is presided
11. Snow, a lady of superior executive
inst-claw operator. On Friday last ten of
es sent and received 3,133 messages be-
Id 41 p.m., or an average of 314 meosages
following Tuesday the same young ladies
red over 3,000. The work was done well,
v. and to their very great credit. With
here is no ustl in doubting the capacity of
irvice. The daily number averages about

dTION OF IRELAND.—Referring to
recent declaration that the condition of
tisfactory, the Nurthern Whig says:—
look to the South, or observe the condition
re, we see that there is something radically
✓ial and political condition of this country.
✓o
manifestations of a better spirit during
..nthe, they have arisen, not from the sus-
Habeas Corpus Act, nor from any system
from the effect of the earnest manner in
,•istone's resolutions and the Su4peusory
Aported in the two Houses of Farha-
t.. Is. awn that justice can yet be obtained
gi.hiture ; that there are statesmen
dctermination to grapple with the evils
7,, have nothing undone to redress the
' -rativne."
ii n.—The third contest for the
• 'awl by the German Gymnastic Society
-.it place yesterday morning in the tier-
t e was 000 yards, and the cup must be
,secssion to become the property of
-dim medallion cross in silver is pre-
' ' r. those distinctions being held by W.
11, London Club, who won the lint race ;
...t iis. West London Club, who won the
-t. nl.ly morning H. Parker, of the
the holder. There were only
t; ling point, Parker, Morris, and H.
a the London Swimming Club. Morris
_ _

lit:ling. with Moore in close attendance,
,• •I :.n.ty from Parker, who materially
• things at 100 yard,, as he begun
• • -; fast. Parker wou by a good
••l r., oue of the fastest races on
uh,, had been seized with cramp, only
di.t:wce.
Esti OsITIoN or WORKS OP ART, AT
of admissions:—Mondry, August 10.
Lek ;an ; by payment of Is. each, 3,857.

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