The Express.
London, England, 1857-10-01 00:00:00

110TII IN 1111,FpUNATONIEN,

John Ty., a pewterer, reading at 14.1 i, Mane-Most,
Bt. Luke's, appeared before Mr. Ty!whit+, in 'newer to a
summons taken out by the Rev. Sidney Tamer, inspector at
rdornistory schools, to sneer maw " why he did unlawfully
neglect and refuse to pay, le pursuance of so order made is
that behalf, the rum of 2s. Id. per week foe the support and
maintenance of Alfred Tyne, SIMI Taylor, a youthful °treader
detained in a reformatory school."
The son of the deft:Mast, although very young, hoe beam
summon timer in custody, but owing to his juvenile appear-
ance the prisecutoes failed to Mead, and be was nese-
quontly discharged. In addition to this ha coffered two
terms of ire • in neat of three calendar mouths each for
meeting hod, and also three months on suapicion. After
that he wee eommitted to the Middlesex Reerinsia when he
wow tried for • petty larreny, and being found guilty,
was mildewed to sin weeks' inprimment and hard labour,
and then to be maned in a reformatnry bail for three
years. Mr. lirennan, the assistant to Mr Turner, bad en-
quired into the defendant's means, and enerteined that be
was well silo to snpport the boy if he pleated, but be was
constantly is the habit of getting drank and neglecting his
The defendant, who denied that he wee able to support Ms
boy, was eentencoi by Mr. Tyrwhitt, in default of prymat,
to ten dayi hard Isbour in the Home of Correction.

Pylniflt A I.I•LICATION,

..... _
A plwabroker, of Islington, applied to his worship ander
the tollowin.g eireumemnee. Ile said a.m., time age the
wife of s cabman offend turn a valuable gold ring. set with
three large brilliants, and two rubies in pledge, for helfvee
mews. no detained the tier, end he now wished to know
whether, if it should be applied he by the person offering it,
be should be justified in pinta it up?
Mr. Tyrwhitt said he had better detain the nog some
time, sod in the meantime, perhaps, some application might
be trade for it.

WORSHIP-STREET.
At lot A.M. LT.

George Erbrarrb, ■ j•narneyman butcher, in the employ of
Mr. Foreebury, ft meat ealownan, of I.eadenb+ll•marhet, wee
charred before Mr. !lemma] with rtolently moulting a
mined woman corned Collies.

The complainant, manifestly matting from the injinles
seen on her eyes. ear, and mouth, stated, in • feeble tone, that
the defendant was a cousin of her husband and entertained
en ill-feeling towards them. Last evening, she answered
a knot ir at the dier, and he forced his way into the pamega,
seized her by the hair with his left hand. then using
die-
gasting sad threatening l struck her repeated blows
with his fist on the bead and body, before her husband, who
was at the rear of the premises, could Interfere for bee pro-
tection. So much 111-mago had she been subjected to that
blood flowed in quantity from her left ear and mouth, inde-
pendent nf which it had nor oinned her ro miscarry.
A certi6rate form a surgeon named Edmunds, put In by
Invedor Constable, It di. Orion, fully corroborated the comp
piat of the {war woman, who said her husband was in court
attending to his duty as • police-constable.
Collins. I t H, then swore, that at the time in question be
was la the hitch, n of his house preparing for attendance at
the station-house, when be heard scream., ran to the street
door, and saw his wife as described by her i be felt justified