The Express.
London, England, 1861-06-17 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGE\Ci

(THIS DALY.)

COURT OF ARCHES.
(Before Dr. Lnahingtes, lama of Arches.)
%umbra e. MOUTH.
The office of the in this ram is promoted I.v Mr.
bider, the secretary to the Bishop of Winchester, a .Moat
the *rt. ',seise 1.0.1.. n. 1103111, )11.A., Vicar of Drachm!. in
the Isle of M. ight. *rho involved is one
aid 'be cabe as to Nollie 4./ te4lt anticipatory of what in.ty
caromed in the r.. nos of the author. of .• aud
I. in, licoual-t Is•fore the cceleviastical meets.
lir. Ploillotiore, who Alopr-.,red for Mr. Ilwith, ou.l that
entleenati h inertly plraded a negative Josue ; that i.„
hr h.el tleniral that hi. act-loom. anytitier.
mat to the Thirtv.eine Articlts of the church of Eagleed.
Ile had Dot pi...lwd any expl.tuation of the piivfagee CUM-
14Silitll
Dr. sleiley, at the rtvaimt of Itr. Twivs, mad varacti
from Mr. Ilrath's n•lvin,t particolarly on powsagra
which referral to piatitioliti:.n by faith, whith it Wsl
C. 44..1.1..1 ran counter to the I Ith .trtiel... Other 'swage*
eld'ard th..t 411 e..e a...alat the wierittec of 1.1111,t SA 3
propitritiosi for sin. a .lortrine which W.SI " 11140.4441 e aid
•• outr.irrawaly atinuaL" Ono pas...ago relied wise was
suussadt.. awert that forgiarniata of sin had sollinig to do
with the 116,apel, col that aunt. s d..trinn was a licutlimiish
trelition. Toe current heaven aDal hell were also
laid to Is. 11V.ItIltili.h. awl the christiauity of the day de.
set 'la I as routemptsl.l...
li.. Toe., peaty led to centre.] that them was a plain
vcpaznaiwe betwecti the .t.iteio.-.t, of Mr. }loath and the
rtntea of the rhumb of Englatul, an.l upon that ground
th. pals eret of the court would he prayed for.
repli..l on tic purt of Mr. Heath.
Judisuent will be deferred.

THE POLICE COURTS.

(11118 DAY.)

LAIIIBETR.
rockier mitten AT THEt. Two wellalreued females, who gave the wanes of Kli:n•
Bryon awl Et,:o rooter, and who refused their ad-
dressee, were placed at the her before the Hon. G. C. Nor-
ton, on a charge of piekieg the posket of Lady Trembles-
town of a purse etintaieing two halfeuverei4tis and tic hid.
in silver.
ant Baldwin, a detertire belonging to the
I' dlra.iun. owl that un Kstitolay ofteruism he wa.s sin ditty
at the Crystal Palace, iri p!mu clothes, and observius the
in inner of the preamers, who wero to4etlier, he suspected
them and watched thom for some tune, when he saw Bryan
pat her haul into thy ps-ket of a lady, draw out a purse
ilia wan in it, and hand it to tlio other prisoner. He
immediately laid hold of tho prisoners and wd.ed the lady if
she had lost anything, and wade examining her packet a
purse was produced by another constable whieh the lady
said sras her's awl at -ince ileacribtel its content..
t Deweysaiii ho wits iu company with the last
witie,a, awl saw all he loci deist-rased. Ou the prisoner
Tuin-r takiug the purse from the other, be instantly laid
i.. 1.1 of her hand, end took the purse prushicssl front it.
inl l'ratfer, *errant to Lady Treintilestown, identified
she puree pnalineil as belooging to her ladyship, and the
Ice ta%en frail her puekst at the Crystal P.dace.
In reply to the question of the magistrate it was stated
by:Sergeant !tableau that the prisoner Bryan, when taken,
wail dup.-est to be very imeslent, and it was also said by
takes, the gaoler, that she bail been in riribiily at this
court before, but on what charge he could not neseillect.
Tuner W• 1,1 not known.

Mr. Norton wulaacod Bryasit to four and Turner to three
n.atla' hard labour.

WORSHIP-'STREET.
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MTZELT
774,..4.14 Lame, about 40 year; of age, with fall MOolltitehtl
and heard, and attired in • suit of black, was charged be-
fre Mr. Knox with causing an ohetruction in the public
thoroughfare by pre:selling in the open air, and thereby an-
savers the inhabitants.
10 11, said that between 1 and 2 on Monday attir-
e...a he saw the defendant iu Crabtree-row, Ilethnal.greee.
" lecturing." and 110 toll him complaints of hie invessent
att.adaii, there so dein,: hail been mule by the inhabitants,
sal that be must !cadet ; instead of complying, however,
;act on a chair, and again holding forth when wit-
e.an was comialled to take him into custody.
In reply to the nia;ristnate, witness said that some tenants
a Now Ilanlett Coutts on the spot in question bal coot-
plain'sl of defendant's preaching pi-t beneath their windows,
eel that a petition to put clown the annoyaece was puma
rundv si,mal by others.
espreasal himnelf unjustly interfered with.
bL lad preached tho Gospel for many year* upon the
;7,1n41 in questicm, and attracted the worst characters
there with the most salutary effect ; the fact was that ho
I,tiired upon temperance, awl the publicans disliked this.
I tailed:int here handed to the bench n silver modal, m-
anned to him, be noel, by the "Teetotalers" its commie**.
raieu of his services es a lecturer upon that subject.
Mr. Knox caromed that it must be almost superfluous
for lent to mention the reluctance he felt at interfering
with mar permit endeavouring to do good by reforming
th...lemilled 'Mad but he Mel a public duty to perform,
and that VIM to ttlisprt the police in their endeavours to
motives') olstructimi. Thin he wag bound to do, and would
le Batista! with a premise from defendant not to repeat
the .04.,tiotsahle conduct he hal been guilty of.
1/J.lW:int reluctantly complied with thin, and wan forth-
eith ihaelimgaL
WESTMINSTER.
ATIWC1111:4 CUNDITT.
Aiwa Jr, niwdv, a man about thirty par* of age, well
;hewed, was char.:al with a most indecent outrage upon
the person of • lady, in the King's.read, Chelsea.
plus Rom Anna Ramsay sworn —I live at 32, Wellington-
maser, Raijarowl, Chelsea, and am single. Between ten
awl half•paat ten last night I was near Wahons-street,
dkio.c with a friend, a married lady, who M now Present,
miss I observed tha prisoner riming in a cootram direction,
and as he isesened t.. sway a lirtle in hi. walk I thought he
Meld have hem drinking. and stepped on one side. Pit-
weer thee esiddealy threw pis inns round my neck, and I
then pushed him elf, and struggled with him, when be ens-
dieted himself ia • most improper way towards me. My
intud mixed him, and Seek him towertia the stations, but he
brake away from her and tried to escape. I was very match
ahrined and Moulted by kis conduct, and have been very ill.
Ira Lem Wntkisse--1 was with the complainant last
emmag whoa the primmer same op and indecently aesaalted
Mr.
Primmer mull hems my nth that I never sew either
of these ladies until they charged meat the station.
Mrs. %vitae., Prom the motiteet that be aeasulte I my
farad I seis,l him sod helot him till within a few yards of
tile station, when he trial to get away.
lir. Arnold—What state of dninkename was the pd-
a veer in
impeetor Butler- If. had been drinking, bat well knew
slat he was about. lle gave his Milne sad alarms, and
Bast fur his friends.
Mr. .1roil! (to prisoner) I have ant the least
italit that you Coot 00000 itted this dinff.teeful offence
514 the oily question with wet really is no;
steam yen committal the act, but whether you acted in
ems war from the etfeets of the intrniontion ie which you
Mil indulged, and thinking that intoxication may have in.
you in emu., degree, I shall not renimit you with.
"4 a tine en 1 otherwise should, but onler yoa to pay the
Pelialty atsi. In default, you are contmittod fur two months.

(IREENWICH.
A PATHICIt Hl4 CH!LD TOWTIM.
n's'dm's IlisSon, aged 3:4. awl Benjamin Banpvit, aged
1.4 Litton and am, of 2i, Middle-walks BethOld-Peak we"
'''wsied. the latter with stealin4 and the forme with in-
fit oig hint to steal a sovereign, is:longing to Mrs. Mary Rog,
.4 I. Crown-terrace, Bydsishain, usder the following sir
..urlgtaiwee :
ler prisoner war hawking mackerel at Forest -b ill,
%nil was called by the prosr:utriz, who made a
ric.liasc. .n.l g.tve him a sovereign to take the oast from.
e. then ...id he had not nuflteicnt change, soil cailel the
prisoner awl garehim take sovereign, telling him to
t change from his mateat the top of the road. The boy west
",Y. and not retorniar for Dome time, the elder prisoner,
Warr pretence of looking for him, also left, at the same
tares hns inst.& basket, containing fish of the value of about
k- Nothing more was wen of the prisoners by the pro.
''curie, who then gave information to the police, and
tee elder primmer was taken into custody at Sytlenhant
poliecomestable :11 It, he haviug taken a ticket
een Forest-bill in the Lower Sydenbarn station.
onnitent inquirica, Ser.:cent Rost. 21 It, ascertained
,t at the time of leaving Forst-hill for llyillenharn a lad
`""lei on tho op-platform waiting for the train to London,
accordingly that olio•r proceeded by the neat tram to
L' “tol in aniving at th • ruvideusoe of the prisoner he
od Ito soanger prisoner, who had then a sovereign in his
Tae eater prisoner having pleaded guilty to the charge,
Xt. Tryill Raid lid. c"nduct was lad in the extreme,
arl the worst feature, was that be had in-
"l-s1 hi, own child to tpecuree a thief. it was
!4, misfortune of the child to have such a parent,
" (the father) 111.1 uoiloiditedly tutored him what he
do, he (Mr. Trill) mold not think of punishing the
oh,,would therofore be discharged. His worship
s ntenessl the shier prisoner to two months' imprison-
veltki bard labour is Maidstooe gaol.

r'of.t.r.nr. or Pitzerrrons.—At the meeting of
gatunl..y. the 15th inst., tho following ,
r.,gentle-
."fle' electel us•mlava of the college :—Mr. H. L.
H. ilaux.Clack Hanlon,:
:It J.lft, Bath; Mr. 8. Crew Great Borkbansp-
..l: Mr. H. Cruickshank, asetharnpton • Mr. J. J. H.
C. Wbitaker , $ reedtan
pading. t ; Mr. J. H. Ain Kennington Oval ;
A.,itt• or Tom B.errns.—As the cab contain-
jot Tom mayen era leaving Howes and
t*•ln•'. i ',,e+ll at Oreeeock oe Timelier ',Poing, it was
wal«I with a shower of stones and hoicks. The back
low of the esb wee smashed, and its panels danaged.
man who wet holding tbe hone got his arm severely
the !river made several earrow The
'4 nt.. wh“ naarilli.4.4 this outrage ar=own.—
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