The Express.
London, England, 1861-09-02 00:00:00

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A savage•lookisig desentrel as a la/iourer, who pore
• Mo• uime of Thomas ifo•rell, of ti, Beili.rd-street, New
hortlostreet. Holton, was Owed at the taw before Mr.
Fr:yr.-mart, liArged wi.L assaulting Lis chill Elisabeth
Bowen. aged II years.
FlOll. thir renilewer it sopeared that the peiaoner is in the
Wit old gYtting drunk and assaulting his wife and children.
The pm' lam, event**. he returned Newer.' leAt t hech 'ld very
eaverel:. 31noler Iwieg hilioe.eoestalile Cumber,
12) N. wrut m rind found the complainant crying, and she
Moen informal him that the prisoner haul kicked her twice.
The poor child had a very ler:. brut. i.e her hip. which sp
peered to have leen hot a ftlaort tour inl.. teil. Ile took the
primmer into rii•tely..i.l it uns then (mind that she wall
gowned with broises and t.. 1 A Meek eye, wl the prisoner
biel given her on Motiihty night. lesviosl too. • the lodgers
lane iiireircred. and the primuor hr o.:•1 them that it was
so busmen, of theirs, sod if they tote. (curd he would serve
Moroi notch worse. The pier child whew it wee examined
was found to b• covered with bruiee, aml it. appeared to be
wry ninth reighwted end in it dirt. state.
The prisoner mid that it war all false. Ha never struck •
Me childmtll the previonsday.seal then he lest her bemuse
/kw had stoles .now money. :Ore war.. confirmed thief.
This statemeut was 11.1111.1 by the lodgers, who caul that
Me *sorter was a cominioll drunken!, and in the constant
balea of beating his wife rail children.
Illr. Ill'E)ricourt sail us it we. not certain that the bemire
en the ebiLl hail bens aimed the day pr.xious, be ebeeld
enter the defendant to find two sureties in the sumo( Its. to
biliAstlic peace for six calendar months.
poisoner was locked up in default.

MARLBOROUGH.MTRF.ET.
Just before the bushman of the court eommeneed a man
liind his wife introduced themseli in and two hors, their 'one,
la Mr. Yardley, under the followips eirenmstinea :
The mother said the younger. a boy of shout eine years,
bad stolen a sovereign from off a table where it had been
left. and U.us bring found out u trop ea. laid for him by
=some marked silver in hia way, and it wan found he
to a port of it, concealing the sam. op his sleeve,
and when accused, with a great deal of indifference saying,
" lth, avereh me then."
Mr. Yardley —Aorl what do you want bent?
The blether—To ktrow what I Ain to an. We cannot ham
lowy_p thirties abowt in this way.
Mr. Yarilley-1 is may prevent it and mirk, him. Take
him home, correct him properly, and take Ruch human
nom* as sou coo to redeem him from nin • NMI. this,
pay with him: pray for him, and lead him to a
Poor of worship and n-gularly along the lath of
vines, and bit him have good example and Preterit
before bin• ill yourselves as his porenta. Nine times io tee,
whmieloldren tom out lxid, it ii owing to lad parents. A
Pal utotber by her own industry, nu generally male her
alkillikaa good If, for iostasee, bor. are allowed to roam
Ms streets it shown thew are onearr;rl for at home, owl it
NNW U.,t, he wondered at if they turn out dishonest or other-
wins I.L Apia 1 say, take your two some house endpoint