The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-01 00:00:00

llie eonstoble onlinimi—ife was frying to push her
out, and punching her usable fist, and abs res struggling
to save herself. WO Vat upstairs and desnacJed ad-
mission to the room, but as he refused to open the door,
which was locked, we bunt it in. We toned only the pri-
mmer in the room, as he had by that time got the woman
out of win,! w. He made several blows at us with his
crotch, but did not actually strike us with it, but before
we socceeded in securing luny, he gave us • tow slight hits
with his fist.. We afterwards saw the woman, who charged
him at the station•lioase, but said she was not much hurt,
only a little booed by the fall. She afterwards said ske
should not attend to-aay.
Policeman F In 7 corroborated.
The prisoner-=I humbly beg pardon of the policemen,
mid bops I did not hurt thefts. lam a poor lame chap, and
I never " do" nothink but beer. I never touches spirits.
The window w.ui no height for • first floor, air.
Mr. Carrie allow you to get drunk, even on beer,
and assault the police. I shall fine you 10e., or a week's
improvement, sod you ought to be very glad your wife,
if she is your wife, does not press the charge of throwing
her out of the window.

The Arrow I have got 7e a, air. Will that do'
Mr. —NO,lOe.
Thu primer—nee I ahan't pay. %die them give me
Ss. 71 they took from me.
Mr. Come- Certainly.
The poliee-conatable stated that they had taken no money
from bun.

M ARLBORO UG -STRUT.
CASH-DOI 110151111 Y IN A TAVKILN.
Two young men, named Geary Knott and/anus Gartley,
both laden, were charged before Mr. Tyrwhin with being
concerned in stealing from the cash-box of Mrs. Ann
Morris, landlady of the Coach and Hones, Breweretreet,
Widen equate. the sum of 271.
Mr. William Moms, son of the prossentria, said that on
Saturday afternoon, while doing his ceUarerork, be pow
Clank, who lodged in the house, *peek to his mother
the bar parlour, and one of his companions go up stain.
Men. Ann Morris said that Gartley came lab the bar
parlour, and spoke to her, and remised about one boor.
About 7 the same evening Me west ordain to hereashbox,
which she had locked wifely in her bedroom drawer at 10
in the morning, to get a pound's worth of silver, when to
her astmiehment the found the drawer unlocked, and the
box broken open, and all the money goose, about 271. in
gold, and some silver. Great force had beep used towards
the cash•box.
Alfred Wilson. of 41, Seymouretreet, Zostenequare,
proved being at the house on Saturday evening, and seeing
Knott go upstain sod remain there some Malan, and thou'
come down. At AM he thought he was a lodger, but
afterranls found that be was out.
A young man, named Ranunood, a companion of God-
ley's, said be sow Gartley in the early part of the afternoon,
sad Gartley thee inked him to lend him a shilling, but he
could not. Same time later he met him again, sod than
Ossiley trested him I. eggs and bacon and drink, after-
wards to the Princess's Theatre, and after that to some
more drink sod eggs and bacon.
Unties tried to show that the mosey he spent was
his ow.

—Wart:Mond said that Gartley changed four half sore-
rarTvrwhitt remanded the prieoners for a week, offering
to take bad for ()artley.

CLERK EN WELL.

ATTIMPTICD nuanite or A HOMBAND.
&sax Mite-AM, • ftspectable•looking woman, about 30
years of age, was charged before Mr. Barker with cutting
and wounding her husband, George Mawson, • castor.
monger, with intent to do him glevioun bodily harm.
Mr. John Wakeling, solicitor, appeared for the pri oner.
Police-sergeant Convey, 16 it, amid the hns was not
in attendance, and was so ill that he could not leave his
home. He then banded in the following certificate :
"24, Aldenhom-terrace„ July 1, 1861.
" I hereby certify that George Mamma, residing at Sea-
wood .cottage, Agartown, is 'uttering from an incised
wound on the left aide, and unable to attend the polies-
court. H. 81.7111111 M, Surgeon."
From the evidence it appeared that the prisoner was lest
night the worse for liquor, and was making a disturbance
and quarrelling with the complainant. About one o'clock
this morning she threw a pot at her husband, and after
threatening to do for him, threw a kuife at him, which
struck him, and inflicted • severe wound in his side.
"Murder" was called, and Police.constable Woolnough, 466
8, went into the home. aai flailing the'complailutnth=
teak the primer gate mosiedy; when she again t
her Inatband, rid she weal do for him.
Mr. Barker remanded the prisoner for the attendance of
the complainant.
semova occlneor THROUGH FUNGUS DLIVING.
Caleb Re m waio, 3 carman, residing at 19, Lower Roseman-
street, Llericenwell, was cloned with being drank and in.
savable et taking care of his horse and van at Coldbeth-
Clerkenwell, and knocking down Matthew George
and severely injuring him, whereby his life is in
darr. ,
John Wakeliog appeared for the prisoner.
Pobiesoonsteble Stockwell,lloG, handed in the following
certificate :

" Royal Free Hospital, Gray's Ina.road, July 1.
"I hereby certify that Matthew Georgeritaplee is suffering
hem • hectare of the lower jaw with other injuries to the
bee at a very serious character, and lies is a very precarious
eomdltlam J. D. HILL, Resident Surgeon."
Itvidaisee having been given which showed that the pri-
mmer was drunk,
Mr. Barker remanded the prisoner for further inquiry,
hat commented to take

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 1, 1861.

SHARI LlB2ll-(THIS DAY.)

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ever, but rather firmer. An improvement of
to per cent. has taken place in several
of the principal stocks, including South
Eastern. London and North Western stock is
now quoted 931 to ; Great Western, 71 to ;
Midland, 120} to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire,
1111 to 112 ; Caledonian, 971 to 98 ; South
Eastern, 81 to ; Eastern Counties, 49} to 50;
and Caledonian, 97i to 98.
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