The Express.
London, England, 1857-08-25 00:00:00

TILE POLICE COURT&

MAMOION-HOUBE.
/ohs Miskirth Mies who hes ban is vie adjpils
orly
a insibiresd.nemethed several WIMP% spat the of
hobs misths peesoie eta U. sae, portion at a
to
KwarbrOor d
W. A wrlthorn oth el I,ooMale for i. f
le vazmte
m*" %Mee urther
Mr. Ormethed, trot dm oleo of Mr. Warier, atmsded
es the pert et the Nikaragr,
Is simply le Mr. Ibises Hale,.
Ins,the use
Aso Mated that ski* a comma-
skims had bees foriii boss the did efts, is the OM
Jewry to the polka mitherithe at Membethe spread days
ere, atheeisot that It was oeurrythstdibertheosewator
er eseible acorabil with the pertirebee et the robbery
imel Mil the WM 'moieties at the llessiesthesse,
se rolybed bars readeed to that trimillethilr so is
the preseseter sitheess.
Mr. Oranioni sallokied that, seder these eigeorions,
mad essiotem tit tbs presser bed bees ts fasetedy warty
a iheledq ha the aso to he Orbaripl
Mr. Mimi Lbmil It immeth warearlairy that no
maid smiesetethes Wembed the bred thin hi the
massalitheiliks at Modreder, eed smith Sri Omar
invite mewed to ear ia7 brew id maid the

jileteei. -
Stott regale' OM he bad 5 oars puma to when the
teionter hod pawed of the Ohio this. Us then
called
Mr. J. Eldred, the brow at • coley-bows eoptite the
railway terodsosia ato who thid—Os either the 12th
or nth thet. the Omar tataktettoll at lay hour willedlowl
we 461. vela topmost. I wind him winbe Bea, epos
which he will he wed/ oat hie WOO tad wither ea the
note. I nunsa
....i. . the Asap, sad he wrote upon the note,
" John B 22, Old-etreet-road." I toted Wm whether
he wee a them end be replied be wee. I after-
eireasypeld that together with woe other notes late Warm
s, the bakery. I acoompoodoi Brett, the athow, to
the Both at this monalair, owl lbws saw the wale
which I tet phew.
Brettaeld— have received latormetleatheithe sots whoa
of by the lath wither wee, together with ithesaber Of Oilien,
stolen from • 'adenoma et Nasetheow on the Illthloot. No.
22, Old-street-mod is ea empty booth The plow hes
Lees thaoicted is the wee et Mrd, rad owitheed to aloe
month.' imprisonment for *Aft ism thaw
lit. Crawford meth submitted that balk is pewter
and the Magebarair polite bad had owls dm Is wow Se-
ward end mkt say charge they them& pew spirt the
, awl that se they bad sot der es he ought to be
Owthwith.
Ywa Maio mold that attar the widows Ali
lel Jut bow ils by Mr. Eldred sod Brett he did ad
Ildok be dada be this his duty V he did not further is.
Emil the pier, to sober that the police euthwitie st
it
bassi misartisirita with.
Omit was On iserbilL
li• limb was awl ebb al a parr,
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156. 3d., from the et 011111111•111 Pal"
,alet the QUM'S Heed Dabbseiwim.
pessoltirls stated that spa bass Omer
Mmiast at Fresh-what in Me imidos lie
Mt somilMos at her pools; owli ups waYmby
tommil is howl bin posile the pelsiales km& Tirett
mat ImaislkitFed It, and bowl fla mg, ea
wookat of he Amos& She wan however Yoe We

euelelp.
Miembem.eme dim awe ialmerth iseffirmtlelf. mid
that the plasm a meld et the eindilebebilmine =last
6.104. wee them/ in her pocket.
The prisoner was tally committed fa bid.
WORSHIP-IMAM.
Jeremiah Clarke, • j. • ,inem enhkrellethso, was
charged with a arias of sßitaaalM seenthin open his wife.
The complainant, • care-worn yams women, In an ad-
vanced state of pregnancy, sad with • sheerly-looking
infant in her arms, and—At a late hear yesterday afternoon
my husband came home in a state of drunkenness, and 1
ached him if be was not seamed to return in such a condi-
tion when he knew that I had provided • comfortable dinner
fur Mgt four hours before, and that our infant was dying. I
had soroely spoken the words when he struck me two
gage blows on the face, which mimed me to bleed dread-
fully. and I felt so maddened at his cruelty that I took up. a
lath Rem the dinner table and threatened to do him a mlll-
- Wens he dedated. This exasperated him or much
that he struck me sOn and again over the head, face, and
bread, and kept onbesting me as if be bad been lighting
with • men. till the landlady rushed in and saved me from
firths, iligleige.
Kr.DTffieourt—The child you have with you eerytly
inealeitlyst state ; but did I understand youhat
R was
(bursting into fears)—lacy sir; I was only
seven menthe goise with Begun be beat me so brutally that I
was 1110eikell bar my tins sr sr in the hospital fur
three menthe it arirsiscs
Mbar' idisior's landlady, oorroho-
Med Os adieus sr die Sr sitars and added that
Algae's the reties had only lavedfor about • month In her
bars she bsd been eeespolled to interfere almost every night
for =lien el the complainant from the Violence of
her
In anyrser le the thane the atasart sad that his wife
had annelid hint with the bet In the flat instance, and he
called his Mar and brother-is-law wits digmatieiel the
complacent r abodyrompand and ". iirsions " women ;
bat on bale( eleseely ifaegiened by thearrate, they ad-
mitted that they had so prissal of her, and
merely derived Musk "Won ism hos • statements.
Mr. Ullman otra ssirserrod apes the cruel and
cowardly molest ef the nal esiaMnal him to the
full term of els months' tairbormr.
CLERILINWELL.
Peri,* Mahoney, a cossurresr, of New-street, St.
was charged before Kr. vidiam, at the instance of
the Royal Society for the Preventien of Cruelty to Animal.,
with having cruelly ill-treated a donkey in the New Cattle
market.
From the evidence of William Love and George Seaman,
two of the society's officers, It appeared that they were on
duty in the New Cattle-market, when they raw the prisoner
and another man driving • donkey up and down one of the
market avenues. The prisoner was belabouring it in a meet
brutal manner with a thick cudgel over its hocks and the
small parts of its hind legs. The blows were given with
mob violence as to make the donkey AIM, ebbe; as hardly
lo be able to keep on its lege. The &ashy appeared a most
willing animal, and was trotting as fast as it .odd. Finding
remonstrance of no avail, they took the primmer Into onatody.
In defence the prisoner mid be had given the donkey but
very few blows before he was taken into embody.
The magistrate, .ter censuring the prlnimer foe hi brutal
conduct, fined bun 205., or 14 days' Imprisonment in the
House of Correction.
In default of paymmt the prisoner wee locked up.
ANIS Meek, • tall, *tout, hearty-looking female, sped 28, of
no fixed home or occupation. was charged with begging in
Holborn and miming Mr. Burrell, late magistrate at the
Westminster Police-court.
It smeared from the evidence of Police-constable Baker,
3.5 E, that be was on duty bet evening in Holborn, when the
defendant, ht company with • number of other women, ac-
costed Mr. Bmv4 end would not let him we. That gen-
tleman oared the primmer sixpence, but cite refused to If t
him par without be gave bet a shilling. The whole of the
women had Just WI a gin-shop.
The defendant said she only mkrd Mr. Burrell for
order for the dispensary.
The prisoner wee sent to the House of Correction for
days.