The Express.
London, England, 1857-10-30 00:00:00

THIRD COURT.

(BefineWebomr;;; tiele;ast.)
AU William, 32, clerk, was indicted for burglary in tho
dwelling bowed Sampson Copeataks and stooling a quantity
of sum, coffee, some coals and different article* of wearing
apparel, and also with stealing from the counting-house id
Sir Henry Muggeridge a set of letter scales.
Mr. Carteen prosecuted.
It appeared that the warehouses and counting-boom of
the prosecutor, which adjoin each other, were entered, and
the property stolen, and the prisoner the nest moaning
offered some of the things for sale to a woman named Hind,
who keeps a second-hand clothes shop, for sale, but she,
having some suspicions, gave information to the police, and
prisoner was taken with the property upon him.
He ass convicted and sentenced to eight years' pall ser-
vitude.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

MANSION-HOUSE.
Fredk. Clerks Lorrelay, a carmanoraa brought before Mr.
Alderman Wire upon a warrant which charged him with
having canoed en obstruction on London-bridge, In contra-
vention of the rules and regulations laid down by the City
authorities for the passage of the traffic.
Two summonses had been served upon the defendant com-
manding his attendance at the Mansion-house, to answer the
Marge. He took no notice of them, and was apprehended
upon a warrant;
A metropolitan sad a City police constable closely proved
the oasts against the defendant, who was fined ss. for the
offence and se. additional, the cost of the summons and
warrant, and in default ordered to be imprieeeed for 14 days.
William Bigriele, a destitute Italian, was charged with
being in a house for en unlawful purpose.
Mr. Florence Dieu McCarthy, • commercial traveller.,
raid—l reside at the Commercial Hotel of Mr. R. Imes, 5,
Quern-street. About twelve o'clock last night the Owner
was lying down in the postage between the outer and the
Inner-door. He had no business there.
Henry Fiat, a police constable, 426, raid be took the Fri-
loner into custody, but found nothing on him.
The prisoner in reply to the charge mid he found the
outer door of the building open, and having no home or
lodging of his own, ho went Ineide to sleep.
He wee discharged after a caution not to be found in
houses under similar circumstances, and warned that if he
woe he would be severely dealt with.

GUILDHALL.
AAAAAA CID 80IIIIRT.
irks Humphries was placed at the bar before Alderman
Challis, charged with steeling a tidy's cloth mantle from a
shop on Ludgate-hill.
Police-censtable, 341, mid—About a quarter to 7 o'clock
last night I was on duty on Ludgate-hill when I saw Mr.
Stothbridge and ilia young man running, sad Mr. Stock-
bridge called to me 60 clop the prisoner, who, he said, had
Woo one of his mantles, and was at that moment endeavour-
ing to effect his escape up the Old Bailey. I celled out to
another conatable to stop him, but is the Interim I saw him
throw away them ettle produced.
hlr. Stockbridge said—l followed the grkether cm hafiq
L had taken the mantle, but I saw nothlng of it myself.
My=aman saw the prisoner take the mantle.
Challis—Then I shall remind the prisoner till
le-morrow.
Priscaser—Will you grant a longer remand, sir, so that
nay friends may come forward to prove I have bell in on-
plt=his the Bat three days P friends.
Challis—The case is so clear that your
however respectable, cannot assist you.
The primate was accordingly remade&
• BOW-STRUT.
• NONNING CALL IN IT. 011.111.11.
ED4II Soy. was charged with as wank upon Elisabeth
Bann.
It appeared that on the previous day the complainant's
brother was at the prisoner's lodging, and complain.

est, who wee peeving that way, looked is. Pinellas that her
brother woe drank, ethe asked him to come home with late,
which he estamd to do. He came oat Into the West with
her, however, sad there begaa to beat her. Prisms('
who had tho 0011111 out, vas sitting ou the door'
step, Mashlag, which so offended complainant that, as mow as
she could get away from her brother, the attacked defeadamt,
amid showed her into the home. Dehmthat thus wet tato
the own room, sad threw a bat tees st the coseythensat fence
the window. The Woo pawed net through one °Me paws d
ghee. It did sat strike complainant, but maw against the
bed of another wawa. Ikfrfdust than threw a kWh
at complaisant sad &gala mimed bar. Comphinsat's brother
look up the kWh, mewled it in-doors, sad returned it to
the primmer who came out into the street, lanadiabias tho
vempow, aid declaring that she would " Mick" the mea-
=Tt. Phu attempted to slab the latter, who put up her
o ward of the blow, and remised a cut on the beck d
W baud and riot, . .

Theinedeat rid she did not mab the oomplaineet, who bad
set her brad by !eminent the pea • of Oar with it. She
called a winner, who, however, admitted thin dedsedael had
a Imile, and threatened to use It
Jaidiee said than had probably teen provocation os
both mks. Complaiasat admitted that she used the diet
violreee, sad If It bed not bent for the circumstance that •
Mils wee used, he ahosid rot bane thought it neosseuy to
N farther with the rem Bat he could not admit that say
peroration, end eepecialiy se slight • provor anon as is lb&
are, coaldjeedy the odPs of the kaik He was determined
mem to paw over • rase of 'tabbing. Ho shook' email
Yr fee harts= aye.

*ORSHIP-!T&gET.

'ART XXX %OLT OX TX/ FOLIC,.

Nem Ilettlt, ase amine boom haw in Cate-street,
80101161det wow &erred Won Kr. Heannull, with tumult-
bag Swissat Pareitsse lib H.
Complaimat elated that cm Wohasellity seaming last he
was in mirth of • thief who bed robbed a person in
Coonnerciaminekl sad knowing that &fen-
dings house was the continual neat of the ward characters,
he felt justified in looking through the shop window to
certain if the pima he mated was Aire. Defendant,
who noticed tale, cents to the door, smiled him
with the cmod filthy sad prawn epithets, is. out and struck
ham • eudent blow, then reeled behind the minim, sod
returning with • ietol, moue he would blew his
beef= out, at the INES time protegee dm
at his heed. Sevevel "rough.' had by Mow=
gathered round and sours or strict the pistol amide C.
seized his meailaat and struggled with his tato the
=rnapreatistec wham dafeadiat Nixed • pot of boiling taa ties
the fir•-plave, and throw it ova his head and bands; while ea-
dievoming to get beck with his prisoner iuto the street, he
had • got of ho.• g ease hurled at him, this compelled
him to decamp, bat detendeat followel him, and hurled •
woad pot of the mans beverage at him, which yes as well
shoed as the others. Defendant then ask into his shop semis
sad timed and locked the door, which satwormatly
was broken open, bat defeadent had steeped. Lest aught be
took him into custody.
Baas, 11,dsposed that he vas the pinta who knocked
ap the pistol wham it was pretested but a law inches from
hie esegeent's heed. Tb. • rosghs," however, got hold of it
she, sad witless ladles lee could not west it hem them,
tamed the pritsbg oat of the pan and loomed hie hold. It
had net since keen Mad. Prima. vas ether.
. _

ili7HassaullZet the 4:111ar for oas mortb to the Ilona
et thervertiee, sad ordered ►is to kid two sureties to 20t.
each Apr three soothe ham.