The Express.
London, England, 1868-02-14 00:00:00

POLICE COURTS.-(THIS DAY.)

WO3TMINSTER.
rimmirri. CAME OP !MADDING.
• r d?,,MN, 17, wee charged with feloniously
o..unding Mary Anne Sheen and Anne Ellison,
'.• women, under the following circumstances:
' ' -2, St. Matthew-street, said—This morning
~ • • '-, ,st 12 and 1 o'clock I was with my sister.
1. -ad Mra. bhesn. My sinter carried a pot of
r t pri.oner was at the corner of Pear-street anti
• "and, and as we came by the prisoner
a drop of beer. Mrs. Page said
•e • i:ot hutEcient for ours lees, when the Kimmel
L.,•• .t beast/ expel Liao, and wh u toll not to do
O Sheen, she struck her, and ofterwawls they
. t we bound Mrs. 8 le:11 hat teen stal.bed.

ti. to take 111ra. 3bean's part, and she aiwed blow
1... d; but I put up my arm, and received the cut
t enth. I don't know where she got the knife from,
I know her at all.
.Ittne :Mean (whose fare and arms were enveloped
,I hands:mai mid—Between 12 and 1 we were at
her of rear-street, when prisoner and two others
the road, nud one of them asked for the beer; ehe
•••:.I she cmi'd not have any and then she used a
•

expressinn. I told her not to UM filthy language,
•he came up and struck me in the mouth. I went to
r, and we closed, and fell together. I remember
ng mom, but finding blood on my neck and face, and
to the hospital. I have ail wounds in the face, five
left arm, and one on the right arm ; there is a long
n my face, and seven stitches in it.

:*”.„ Page hilly corroborated the two previous witness.
rent Durmsn, 59 A R, said at 2 o'clock this morn-
he apprehended the prisoner in bed ; she was dressed,
the knife was lying open on the mantelpiece covered
• Mood, and she said that was the knife she bad done
ch.

I,l...met's statement was that all three of the women
Ltd her, and she used the knife in self-defense.
,•• witnesses were recalled, and denied this.
timer was remanded.

MARLEOROUGH-STREET.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE BY A FILESCHMLN.
r Lambert, formerly cook at a restaurant, in Con-
• ...tett., Regent-street, charged with attempting to
quei.le by cutting his throat, was again brought
•,. Mr. Knox by Sergeant Hager, of the C
been brought from the House of Detention in
,b,

,
" aPreared that on the 14th of Deoember last the Pi'
appearing to be very ill, his landlady went
doctor, and retu found him in bed with his
L ..t eta, and on Sergeant Hager being called in he found
r,,zlr which the prisoner had used, and took him to the
, Ilt sex Hospital. At the hospital it was found by Mr.
Flower, the house surgeon, that the prisoner had a
r.
• in his throat three inches and a half in length, the
!pipe being divided, and the prisoner bad remained
L !Le hospital ever since, it being noticed that he was
i), t peculiar in hie mind, and in a state of great de.
4they.
nbeing placed before Kr. Knox to-day, Serpent
' ben in the following certificate:
House of Detention, Feb. 14.
certify that Emile Lambert appears in a &eoding
,• a and still shows a suicidal tendency, although I have
other symptoms of insanity since his admission.—
K.D."
„Lkt relieving officer of St. Ann's ha vbag consented to
lye the primes. with the view of his Wog sent to an
tt"", Kr. Knox casiwei the serpent to take his to
n ,*wkhouse in 4JkablendeOlnet, communication' pieg
hay at the police authorities and the primmer's rele,
to at Haw, la F 11,13,3. "