The Express.
London, England, 1857-04-08 00:00:00

THR POLICE COURTS

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Miro (Mod was hreitilit Lad Moyer under
the Idlowimg elmemeirome:
T. Relics, erielable No. 616, mid—?alorday, from in-
&maths I embed, I went to the gehmeVe house, Nu. 63,
Amber sad Egge.al, Smittdbidd, awl es searching it
bra two reime-paper bags of cormwwgg seed, a bag con-
trol( easkt nmers, two quarts of hYdeet • reni
Illy et spit prim sod some bog. add maw irs c
ef thepseraty, emtl waited till the primer cerie tO t
beam- E thin held him I was • puler after, and that I
cheeped Ise with .oblong bls coepleywe. He said
he was
armyy ny fir fe, sod Wed that ethers had been doing it as
Ira es blesselL He shresseds mentioned the names of
ether proem whe, be mild, bed robbed Moose,. Wren.h.
Mr. A. J. S. Serlese, warehememoo to ?doom. Wrench,
Ned memelserm of Lisp Whllsereleset, mid—The prisoner
we 11 the same employment es imertf, es ship porter. Two
Oahe Imp produced -are the property of my employer, and
my Weft that all the goods referred to by the Amr also be-
keg le them. The primmer Me been SINK Of eight years
ha be ampbyseor of the promutora I besot him, when
to seredly, Het Here moo two others to the service of
thei cemeolers wenss
kr hkeaelf.
was reerelled. mod shady tar be had been
/seed !em dock
learph lo's es arlehett weieshemeosen to the pro-
secutors, wee the her, whim Mimes was given of
a large man el trn, Ishogire es the Nem& Wrench,
bovine beam hod at his hems la SavOleirova, Old Kent-
road.
The phew we. she Tememiedthield.d at the sent samara-
deo will las 'reed by the et
Lerildayer requested that that the, pew would miaow-
Hr receipt of the following
_donations for the poot-boz
55.80 m C. M." end h. 6d. in postage ramps from
" Waltham Abbey."
BOW-STREET.
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dt,two 61. notes be Imamate, lie the 'Nigli-
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sae proved to be two of these itmed Ann Tewkesbury
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_M. Appleby. He immeiblety charged prisoner
mill the rubbery, which he of wee ettesept to Say. lie raid
Hid the remaining notes, the drama, receipt, money order,
maktance, and way-bill would be found in • boa in his own
Mom. Hayden went to the house, found the box, which
be emit with o key he bad received from the prisoner, and
emit lietreeent the notes, Sc.
Rowse committed for trial.
WOR3RIP-STREET.
(hero described as a gee fitter, wcharged with
stabbing his wife, with intent to do her some grievous bodily

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A young woman named Sarah Crater rid-1 sm sister to
the complainant, who halt led a very unhappy life ever sines
her manage to the prisoner about fifteen months ago. On
Sunday afternoon the prisoner, who Is at peasant engaged se
a theatrical performer, brought home the materials for a
pair of stage Outman, which he handed to his wifo and da-
shed bar to make them up immediately. My miner declined
to de ee as she considered it improper to perform midi work
on
a flowdly, when the prisoner became greatly excited, and
~at a imp knife, declared that he would have her
lile WIN illa at once proceeded with it. Sho was then in-
decd M amamianon the:rtiut tluew It down in a few
isbniew;
die har ths same old -•• the
rimer nddy spend kWh, with
wok a violent thrust et her basset, but she sehitely
Wooled ferereed to avoid the berm, mid received the phi of
the is her left Ambler. The prisoner the heritily
left the bees sad 1 tat no thee he yeeeerken the siSsaisses
of • mergeee, mike 11110110 care rig &Wilma Mass ressisi
, in a vary ilmeeeiree ilia Meet Wow blew seat the
returned hose end, _ emprewhieg itedwids,
r:icrurerd laser she felt ; to white lee_ NAM that he had
dreadfully injured her, mid Uwe they lefletter new mast
again ; but oohs was about to Yaw the rows she wiled him
back, end Atralehed him with meow to peeves =seat
larolle.weoweelde 0 St waited a emigre, bees lir.
Clarks Ike* a enlace fa the reeksthersebeed, le *afflict
that the maietawde were we wallig kiln a Lure
wood, ate* la WI la du" yid& retellei is the
thaweelkw eel few ihmereee alwaskr.
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at the loam At half-pact two o'clock yetainky sirs-
* he yr *woks out ot his sleep by • asks.
He heed the pe Wows sad Yr. Scott havlag weas
words together. -Witness said it Hew mailed • VA,
sad he to up • lighted made. The Owner this mewl
tiro door. He saw the primer whit a oral, SI la Maid
ills. Soot* la the We.

♦ surgeon stated that Mr. Scott wu 0741 ill to appear in
oourt.
The prisoner said that Mr. Stott came up to his room for
rent at an noseerionstle hoar, and abused him, when he
(prisoner) " pushed him out d the room with a word."
Itemandod fora week.

Hoary lam Irani warn charged with robbery, and with
attempting to stub the persona who apprehended
A nursemaid at No. 1, Queen's-road, Gloucester-gate,
Regent's-perk, while she was in the kitchen, beard a noise in
the dining-rsom, when the breakfast service was laid out.
On going up abe aim the prisoner jump out of the window
and run away. She gave clime, crying out " Police." A
man who was driving • van jumped down sad joined in pur-
suit, and be and a tradesman, who bad run out of his shop,
came up with the prisoner in Park-street. The prisoner
made a stab at each of them with a salver fork, bat the prongs
were too blunt to do harm. Other forks and some spoons
were found on him.

Remanded fur
LAMBETH.

Dee imue Dam, a beardless youth, the am of a gentleman
holding a lucrative public appointment, appeared to answer
to a summons taken out against him by Mr. Gustavus
Thompson, the of a medical gentleman, fee assault and
battery Solomon, who attended on behalf of the defendant, ad-
mitted that his client wee guilty of the assault, but said the
ease was one which would have been better settled by the
Mends of the sorties than in • court of law. His youthful
client had been for the last three mouths paying his addressee
to a young lady at Brixton, and having been told that the
complainant, who was • lawyer's dirk and a near
relative of his own, had been seen to walk out
with the young lady in question, he on the tat In-
stant went to ask him for some explanation of his con-
duct. At the Interview hie jealousy and tamper exceeded his
discretion, and be struck his rival, but saved somewhat
for his temerity, as he had been immediately tackled by the
complainant and his brother.
TINI complainant did not deny the fact of frequently walk-
ing out with the young lady, and said that even so late es
the night before be had been in her company.
Mr. Norton—You hear that, Mr. Solomon. I supra,
the young lady is entitled to a choice ?
Mr. Solomon—Oh, certainly, air; and it appears she is
determined to have a "limb of the law." (Laughter.) My
client moat endeavour, however unpleasant it may be, to
I forget her; and I hope your worship will agree with me in
thinking that this now will be fully met by my client entering
into his own recognisance* to keep the peace towards Mr.
Thompson, his rival.
Mr. Thompson—But Igo In bodily fear of him. He has
made use of threats of sending a bullet through my head.
Mr. Solomon—Oh, there is not the slightest fear of his
attempting any such thing; and, as for lieu., you are much
bigger than he is, and therefore I am eatonished at your
talking about fear.
The father of the complainant complained of the three*
made me of by the defendant, but the latter having promised
net to repeat them or molest Mr. Thompson or the family
for the future, the summons was discharged on hie entering
into his own recognisences.___

Trillions Gould, aged 40, a gardener, end Charles iforen,
24, footman, both in the service of Alfred Giles, EM., of the
Oaks, Wimbledon-park, were charged with Waling a quan-
tity of wine, and the latter wee also charged with beim
drunk end unable to [perform his work.
Mee. Giles deposed that on Sunday evening, while some of
the female servants were at church, ehe heard a noise in the
dining-room, as if some one was there in the dark. Being
alone, her husband being in Paris, she felt rather alarmed,
and went out to see who it wee. She found no one in the
dining-room, but on proceeding down stairs to the pantry she
ditrovered Gould, who lived in the lodge, and who had no
business in the house, sitting down with a de enter of wine
before him. Ile woe in a state of intoxication, and the other
prisoner, who had let left the pantry to &newer a ring at
the bell, was ales in • shocking state of intoxication. There
wee a quantity of wine upon the door, end in • drawer near
et hand she found a bottle of port wine and
belt• bottle of clutropegne. In the cupboard in the pantry,
which was also used by Mason, she found another bottle of
port wine end one or two empty bottles in the room. The
wine and bottles corresponded with the wine in their cellar,
kit she could not tell how many bottles had been stolen
until Mr. Giles returned home. The deoanter contained
white wine, end had been drawn from a butt of wine in the
cellar. She desired Gould to leave the house, and the other
prisoner was locked in his bedroom. Witness kept the key
of the cellar in a drawer of the cellaret in the dining room,
end when the looked for it she found that it had been re-
moved from its original pneition, and just placed inside
instead of being at the beck concealed.
Henry Longman, messenger and housekeeper to Mr. Giles
in London, said he was sent for on Sunday night, and he
found the pantry in the state described by Mrs. Giles. The I
pantry door wea then locked, and everything remained quiet
until about 6 o'clock on Monday, when prisoner wanted to
be let out of his room. The tamale servants opened the door, '
and be then wanted to PI into the pantry. Finding be could
not enter, he obtained • etrew-driver, and before witness
could get to him, he trod taken off the catch end opened the
door. The prisoner was them in the pantry drin. the
wine from the decanter, and he wanted 'Maar to have •
glass but he refused. The • was then very much
intoxicated, and subsequent yl he became much worse, and
lay down in the stablee, where he remained until the police
were called in. Witness spoke to Gould, and be at Ned
stated that Mason gave him a sovereign to buy the wine in
Putney, and bad invited him to drink with him bemuse it
was his birthday, but afterwards admitted that it was untrue,
end snppoeed it was Mr. Oilees wine.
Mrs. Odes said—On the Monday morning after Masan
bad been in the pantry, the wale of the corks were found to
have been cut off, and some of the wine drunk.
Mr. Ingham remanded the prisoners for the attenadnce of
Mr. Oiled.