The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-30 00:00:00

THB POLICE COURT&

CLERKENWELL.
A dotermthed.looking wOMOII, betu,en 40 arid 60 years of
age, who gave the name of Nerie Fidler, was charged with
Wag disorderly in the streets and with attempting to commit
suicide in the police cella at Minster,.
The prisoner was locked up by Police-constable Clarke,
406 A, far being drank and disorderly, end when she had
bees In the cell only a short time Inspector Judge N divi-
sion, hosed a peculiar sound u of some one choking, end upon
proceeding to the cell be found the prisoner with her
poem tied tightly rutted her throat sad nearly black la
the face. With some difficulty Mr. Judge cut the
sad when the primmer had fully recovered she
hecama very violent, and said that site would cut her
threat before the night vim out. The ferule searcher wee
sat Jar and ever) thing that the primer could possibly use
to dart km purpose wag taken from her. The rimer tried
a woad time to take her life, and said that if slis omild not
do it ens way she would another, and that Wm would bite
herself to death. In mosequeme of her threats Mr. Judge
gamed a eansteble with her the Idiole of the night, and yes•

Micky morning die spin said thee she would commit suicide.
She hes berme been la asetody for drunkenness and deur-
dilly conduct.
TM peramer premeds& to cry, and said that if she was
now bWrea eke would near attempt 'obelisk an act again.
Mr. Tyrwhltt remanded her for la week, so that she might
=elber, sat be sea by the chaplain at the Rouse of De-
Istlaclsseribedes a watch lever escapement maker,
=at 23, Clarence-street, Islington, was bought up on
charged with °Maiming gold watches of Mr.CArsutry,
John-street-roed, to the value of 401. on talon
The court was crowded by watchmakers snare:lr:
Maas the primer hes been in custody the constable who
has charge of the ogee has received 24 duplicates and eta
deposit-Hots for watches, the value of whioh is hawses
4001. and 5001.
Mr. Beard attended for the mimosa ; and Mr. Neste far
the Pawnbrokers' Ameriathe.
Several other charges were gone into of a similar nature to
the one head on the last , sad hews again remanded
until Thursday asst.

WORSHIP-STREET.
♦ wall-dreseed young man, who gave the name of (horse
Lay, and described 'malt sa a cigar maker, worn charged
before /dr. Carrie 'Ph being oceserned in westing a watch
from Idr. Jetta Wt.Hamm, • watch manufacturer. la

(fraud-Tais, loath wark
The prosecutor, a Berman, was examined through an
Interpreter, sad from his statement it appeared that at mid-
dsy cm Friday last, while paring along Montague-street,
he was beet by three men, of whom he believed
pillow was has, hem a great resemblaime Mb:attires. Two
althea eased him, sad dig other forcibly robbed him of his
watch sad chain. Prcescator added that he made a blow
at the Flamer with sa =Melia as well as be could, and
knocked off hie cap, which he afterwards picked up and gave
to the edam _ _ . .

—ire-Oble, 106 H, produced the oaf, and deposed to having
sees the prisoner and two others shortly previous to the rob-
bery sear the spot where it centered. Primmer at that thne
siwzrzothe , and b• was apprehended from description, and
when in the con Mr. Willman identified h.m amen(
odium
. _

-1417ieser—lby, that ey ain't mine. I never wore it—it
meet came saw my heed.
Mr. Carrie—Pet It am, tad let as Jodie. Why, I'm sore
It the you very steely.
Noble—Why I declare that it h the 'Matted am he had
when I last maw Mat tried at the Old Bailey.
Primmer (producing two other cage sad eclectics one)-
240, it latet-4liis lett.
Daible—Oh so, it le sot. The weak and chats have sot
been found, year warship. May I have • ramrod
Mr. Coale—Cerielely.—Reriseded secordingly.

THAMES.
A dissipated-lookiw man, about 40 years of age, who gave
the name of William Prim, sad said he was • smith and en-
ghzerr, wee brought before Mr. Yardley on a charge of
assaultiag a young woman named Sophia Cotton, who ex-
hibited macho of violence at her perms.
The complainant said that she w ea her way home about
I chink the previous g,sed wee masted war Cheater-
square, Whltechapel, by the prisoner, who salted her where
else wee going, to which she replied that she w (Meg home.
Prboase staggered wind ber, sad she took hold of his arm
asrd seseeed Ike. Directly afterwards he dropped a shilling
on the ironed. She stooped and picked It up, end told him
to labs owe ci his money. Directly atterwavds the prisoner
cams lw to her and anamenced abusing her end sweating at
her. She Naked him what he meant by such conduct, to
which he answered, " I will soon lot you know," and beet
her with great violence with his clenched gilt. about the head
and face.

Tardley—Dld be inflict those marks es your tem?
Whams—He did, sir.
Henry Holland, a polioe-eonstsble, No. 84 H, maid that he
heard the screams of the woman, who bled a good deal from
the now. He head the prisoner make [Mot the =et in-
famous 'brume, and say be would give her move of it.
The prisoner said he was drunk.
Mr. Yardley—That ma no reason you should bast the
woman, who gave you no offence. You are sentenoed to two
mouths' tropna nmant and hard labota.