The Express.
London, England, 1859-12-29 00:00:00

MB POLICE COURT&

MAN 8101,1•110171111.
Tin terkesed 00=04 named Jenson HISSMIII Whit
sad gab elan Wolves Indiana, but looking mon like
Mend Jere, sad described as pointers, were brought be-
dm the Lest Ilalar, Wed oak sneaking ilonmel Aahley,

• palm, in 'TltaieoUrsot.
The eamplahisat saki—Tastsnloy afternoon I was gassing
Tluunesureet, whan I sew the privaars coming
tnaoy me, and as they cams along the elder of the two
sworn a thick welt inratkit baskerstris and fanned' jut as
I matted him. The stick struck me rather herd on the
fain ; and, hlaking It might be secidentsl, I told Ida to be
more condal. With that be streak me two or throe biows
on tho Mal se feat as he could, and when I wind to went
his @Ore sway from him the other prisour tackled me tun
bolded. and 1 hod to torn round and rattle matters with him.
As I vu ikag to the father struck ma another Wommadons
passWgblow on the book of sty seek, end tt scene people, who wire
, had not cur to sey sastatance, I ilia they weld
Wm broken my bud between them.
The Lord )lays--It seems a very extraordinary molt.
Did you may wilting to them brat or give any routatitm
at all f
Complanunt—Not the @lightest. I did net oven bask at
them as I was wing till I woe struck, am say wintemas aan
tail you.
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eider rimer (smiling contemptuously. and with •
pease te resents his son)—Ille speak Bret. Tee, ass my
ementling. I wes walking in the street, and behind me the
my see, when this men (pointing to the oomplainent) came
to pose me, end with his beam, which he hors to early, he
hit me, when I got indignant, and I my to hint, You no
ought to do that?" Then he up with Ms list and strike
towards me, and flirt up my snob and I strike him—mock
Then he strike at me again till my eon. as is natural, came
up to help his father, end they tight together hit. That is It.
The younger prisoner —Yee, that is it. It no likely that
my father; who la an old man—he 43 years;old—etrthe that
man that, and when that men strike my father I go up from
behind, as a son should, to protect goy father. Then we
light upright in the street, and we light hke two men, all
far.
A witness, wbo was called by the complainant, however,
corroborated his statement in every particular, and it was
proved that the latter had no basket at the time, so that the
amount given by the elder prisoner of the origin of the
wealth meet have been purely imaginative.
When 'eked whether he wished to pat say questions to
this witness, the elder prisoner replied—That man (pointhg
to witness) knows that man (pointing to complainant), and
give his evidence to favour him, end tell not the truth about
me. It's lies, lies, all lies.
After some other widows to show a ruffianly and unpro-
voked assault on their parts,
The Iced Mayor ordered the elder prisoner to pay 205., or
be imprisoned far 10 thys; and the younger prisoner to pay
10s., or be imprisoned for seven days.
They bed not en much money, and they were therefore
lathed up.
George Oirdiiroy, carman, was charged with stetting 14
dozen bottles of wino, value 321., the property of Meath.
Cunningham, Bond, and Co., Artbur•strest West.
It appeared from the evidence that the prisoner was the
driver of a van, which was hired by the prosecuthe for the
delivery of some goods on the 21st Met., one of their own men
bobs sent with him to superintend the delivery. When in
lb. Vauxhall-bridge-road, towards evening, this man Left the
van for • short time in the care of the prisoner, while he him-
eel( went into a publiehonso to mike some inquiries. Upon
his return to the spot he found the von and its contents
gone; and since that time nothing had been ascatelned with
respect to the different packages of wine, which had been left
is the van, except that they had not reached their respective
destinations. The yen itself was taken home to the owner
before the lore of the wise wee known to him, bat the pri-
soner absconded immediately after.
He was remanded, to give time to true the wins.
Matilda Jamisson, 19, was charged with steeling a pair of
boots, a table-cover, and a quantity of wearing apparel. rains
21., the property of Mr. Jenkins, an undertaker, in Livers
pool-stmt, Siskopegate.
The prisoner, it appeared, was engaged as en extra help to
Hrs. Joshing for Christmas, upon the moommendetion of a
neighbour's servant. and wu employed In cleaning on Satur-
day, In 000kioe on Sunday, and in clearing awn y sad eating
cold meet on Boxing-day ; but while the regther servant,
who had Leen up all night, was gone to lie dams is the
afternoon of that day, she atheonded without waiting to be
paid, carrying with Ns the roost valuable meddle which she
could select from a basket of clean linen which Mood in the
kitchen. Information of the robbery being conveyed to ths
police, Leonard, polies- conetetith went to look after her,
end found her in Cow and Heel-allay, Golden-Isms. Ile ep.
gireitemded the, at the same time telling bee the dugs
against her, of which the said ohs knew nothing. tend with a
peafesion of vile oaths she mid she would not be taken. The
officer, however, attempted to dreg her along, het he wee
surronsied by a mob of 250 thieve, and other dimmatables,
who samiled him with the fouleet leaguer,e and reseed his
prisoner, who forthwith ran into an adjerona house. The
officer followed, but was sill obstructed to the mewarlas of
his duty, and before he enald get et her the prisoner jumped
from the gist flowerier/ow into the alley below, and the
in running down stairs win, fell and hurt his knee.
She succeeded in making bee maps, bat wes apprehended
late at night by the setrepoliten police, to whom the said
she was willing to go then as ohs had given them =
ran after her at events." At the station she
that she had stolen the things and bed add them tea maths
awe dealer, named Ryan. living at SA, Golden-Ise% sad
who now produced the thews. He described himself se a
marine more dealer, and dealer in unredeemed pledgee, and
said his wile bed " lint" the prisoner Os. on the goods; pro.