The Express.
London, England, 1861-10-24 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

gills DAY.)

annuscaocs ASSAULT ON • IPOSIAT.•

171 TVU. MOOD.
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maker. raillis at 4. Kam ad Ceetsuassat, lafflents. was
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lie proasseariz amoral is sad dala Ws head w... la eurgisal bresdhaus. fae• was mesh bladimesd.
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brunet

lt appeared that on the day ia question the
primmer was married, and at the eloquent of the
omplainast be arid lug bloating bride mat to
bar home to and
the day. A greet dud
drisk ma takes by all the parties, and in the aftemees dee
premier and hie wife went into • bask room to lay down.
They had bees than but a shoot Mae whim the complaisant
went to the room, sad wanted to Moos her way *saying
that she would not have her bore mule a brothel ef_. The
delealsst emoted limn to give his wide some tea tosehrlier,
as she was in • situation and bed we to go bask the
same eight. The complainant malinned te aims the de•
fendaat, -ben be got up, Mock bier over the awn. bead,
sal body with a board, knocked her down, sad /maimed
bet inseasible. Not coolest with thin violas, be lock up
• poker, mil with • fearful oath he struck bar ewer the
face with such dteadful lone that it lent the peer_
primer was in • hi4h state of esciteeneot, and hod it sot
bees for the interference of the neighbours there is no doubt
bat that be would hare killed the comp/sinant. When
police-coostable Mitchell 372 N, was called in be found the
woman in such • dreadful state that she win o=lpr:tad to
be taken to the hospital On the way to the police.statios
the prisoner raid, with an oath. that if be could get NW
the complaimat he would murder her. The primmer alp
kicked the roadable.
teaut• r k tilitUtti..o the r.lllalittaat stated that she we.
one of the brisket..ids. she dente! that she struck the with the 10. ken, Ist admitted that she would not Wow
tbeziemerr and hi. nee .mode bode to lie mher het
. Wakeling said he regretted that so much violas,
had been met but be was instructed to say that the
pricier was test smutted with the poker by the complain-
ant The primmer had been in the House of I/Mention
for • week, and Mad el beteg ens of the happiest of
men, enjoyiog the company el his youthful and blush-
ing bride, be was sow one of the worried sad saddest.
Ile hoped that the magistrate would not carry out his is-
t.ntoon of moiling the are for trial, but would settle the
rustler at oath.

The oonstsble, in answer to Mr. Barker, said that be for
some tile. felt psis from the effects of the kick he received
from the pruoser.
Mr (tarter NM that Mr. Wakeliss had nude • moat is-
Seamus &fusee, but the only doubt be had was whether he
ought sot to wad the cam for trial, It was • very brutal
a...ult, sari he thould not be dot' si his doer if he did not
bud the prisoner to prima fur We fall period, vu., air

stosth... hurl label? in the Howe of Correction der the
Agicanted Amanita Act.
The princely oommecced dewing and was then removed.

WORSH I PSTREET.
HEMGCLLIt AtTAIR WITH HUILGEARA.
Ciarles Lnese, :rd, and Wollinrot Ward, ZS, each de.
@tribal VD the police sheet as hawkers, without any died
fieldmice, were charged before bf r. Knox, with being tumid
upon the enclosed premixes, 10, f;oldsonith's-row, Hack.
ney.read, for the purpose of committing &felony. and Lawn
ass further charged with being concerned in a burglary at
11. Canibralge.plam, Hackney •roal. on the 20th inst.
Is the Bret nue Mr. Mile., the holder of the house in
Goldienstliarow, was alai lord at an early hour this moS
by a suspicious poise at the buck of the premises,beatablag downelaira without alarming the bnuly,
parka* mgligent of drew he saw the two prisoners
at the rear ed tis piece • they eadeavoured to escape over
a wall, bat Mr. 11130, nothing daunted by the cabby
embed upon them. They. toiling themselves in
keeper dy, ran into a water-cbmt and closed the door. Mr.
Miles inetanUy snatched up a board, and vo placed it against
the only outlet that it ea. impossible to open it. This
done, be shouted loudly for help, and the alarm quickly
brought down hi. sun awl wife, the latter with a huge cut-
lass, mad both in an al in.. 4 nude elate. The police, too,
were mos os the spot, but the younger Mr. Miles, by
valiantly wielding the cutlaes and daring the besieged
to venture forth, hal apparently paralysed their coonw,
althuegh the meson of detention were removed. The
primers were thin takes into matody, and it was sub-
sophist', amermised that as attempt to enter the kitchen
wiadow had bees swim The description of Lewie answered
that of a man who had bees sees loitering about the
limes of Mr. Abseil es the evening of Su day, the 20th
and that gentleman. when an opportunity of
siongattn wee allowed, instantly recognised the features of
the ea them d a Seats be bad observed lurking outside
Lie home es the fleadey evening in question, and which
smiled melt ssssicioa that he did not go to church.
Kevertbeime, lie plum wee broken into, and a vast
questa, rof apparel stolen, among other
articles a hat ow.airlir. Abell's. This was actually
Mug son by Lewis when taken into custody. and directly
reeogetesd by the comer as the stolen property.
Sot either of the premien offered any defence, hut one
of them u known as an old offesder, and they were both
ordered for remand.