The Express.
London, England, 1868-02-22 00:00:00

GIiiLDRALL

Joseph dfone, coachman to Mn. Dawes of Victoria-
yard, Westminster, wee placed at the bar before Mr.
Alderman Finnis, charged with being drunk and driving to
the common danger in the Old Bailey.
Edwin Jesse Poole, MO, said that about half-peat five
o'clock that morning he wee on duty in the Old Bailey,
when be beard • now as if a collision bad taken phew He
went to the spot and saw • brougham termed over on its
side and the defendant underneath it. With the assist-
ance of some men he lifted up the brougham, and the
defendant, who was banging by the neck to the lamp
of the carriage, was taken to Bt. Bartholomew's Harpiesi.
The brougham was considerably damaged in the springs
and other parts. The prisoner was drunk at the time.
Inspector Everett sent to Mn, Dawes, and the foreman
came and took the carriage home.
The foreman attended, and said the prisoner bore a very
good character, and had never committed himself before.
The prisoner said he was not drunk,'but had been up late
all the week, and was exhausted and sleepy. He was on
his right aide, and either he ran against • cart or • cart
ran into him and upset him.
Alderman Finn'', In consequence of the good character
he bore, and the fact that he was considerably injured,
said he would discharge him.

Mrs. Awe Radcliffe, a young woman, the wife of a
tradesman carrying on business at No. 237, Gray's.inn.
road, surrendered to her bail on nimandbefore Mr. Barker,
charged with maliciously wounding barn Busman, with
intent to do her grievous bodily harm.
Mr. Warner Sleigh, instructed b,I Messrs. Sheen and
Ramos, solicitors for the Associate Institution for Im-
proving and Enforcing the Laws for the Protection of
Women, prasented •, and Mr. George Lewis, of the Ann of
Lewis and Low* of 14-place, soaducted the defame.
• abort time dam, cm the application of Mr. Sleigh. a
warrant wee granted for the apprehension of the defen-
dant, but for some emaiderable time the warrant °Moor of
the eoert was nimbi, to effect a capture, and it was not
until a handbill we. otroalated, offering a reward for her
apprehension, that an intimation was received at ads
court that she would surrender at a certain hour. se
did so, and some evidence having been tam, was
remanded. The evidence now was to the effort that
the complainant had been ill-treated by the
defendant while in bar service. fibs was still an out-pa-
tient otthe hospital.
After some oonsiderable disenseion, it was agreed that
bail should be accepted in the stun of 6001., width was at
owe tendered and aesepted. and the defendant was sem-
milted far tablet the Old Bailey swims.

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Dockyard. Chid 7.ll2wer_ Charles P. Turner, be the
Bristol. Darrell, to the Vindictive ;
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Hareuks • Thema. Barnett and William Sk to the
Beata Met-Class Aselstant•Bagiuser William' to
the Bristol. Ackft lisoced-Class Asristant-Euginsen
Joeigh W. Hughes, Tlsßiesock, and Wm. Botcheler,
Cob Bristol ; and Naval Cadet (nominated) Charles B.

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