The Express.
London, England, 1868-11-03 00:00:00

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IMMO ; aid Oar sestare Is the Orr of DI with Sr Odd
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Guth (Are days r try be
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—Nov. 2.

fittings in Basco.—(Beforo the Lord Odd Jetties
Bolin, end Juldiere Bylen, Keating, end Brett)
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AITIALIS MON ILVIII/NO 116111111=11111.
TFs Attersr y-Ueneral raid that he had rosprafally to
aptly to their lurdeiips to know if it was in their power
to tral• any arrangements for the early bearing of nripir.
t alien an cab.. lie understood that there wit. no power
to n cke such arrangemeuta w:thiu the drat tow drys of
trim. Lerman tie put es had until the expiration of that
time to enter their lappets a; but probably the court world
think it nght, tinder the Oirousidaaota, to mace wrong.-
au LW In take the appea's as rally as poeubla after Vie
four del e, and would lieu take them de dis in diem, en-
ter, other pimping matters should intervene.
lbe Lad Chief Justice said that of smarm the coott
was very enclose to fireditateithe bowing of theie a7penli,
%hick it was of oonsiderablis importance to dirposo of ni
early as posrible. It was doubtful whether they could
hs ar appeals on the fifth day of tone, because the set said
tl at ou that day the want was to fix the days of he wing
sod to give public notice of the days so deed. They w rul I
an the fifth day, therefor.% Ax the days of bearing ; and it
aright he convenient to the public and the profession to
Luce that it wee proposed to fix for this purpois &ditch,
nest, end to continue the hearing de die in diem. His
lordship added that he hoped that gentlemen who had
motions to make would make them within the first four
days, as the mutt would mot .mantra me the making of a
get of motions to be beard after that time.

64 camel
iasisi4the primmer bad Maw is prima shoat
The Ined Ildeper eammiliedi fer trial Ur beim
eenemael la shadingla the note. His
was also minaditel
me the charge el ssahaysky reseivieg it, well knewieg it
to have bees deka.
The primmer, wader Ma akin ei W soliator, Mr.
Wiliam reserved has dimes.
/Maw ad asthma, wee elarged on mmaad with
weeny di-treating and eteliaing a Man; mad Jain Myies,
tke owner of theanimal, appeared in same to • nisi-
arena charging Mai with eirisimg it to be ill-treated and
tortured.
Prom the evidence given by the anoishie an Saturday,
it appeared that shortly after eight o'clock that monnu4
be saw tby deeding with a four-wheeled rah is Birtain-
lane. The Mess, which bad Irma out all night, was
trembling, and seemed to be la greet pain. There Wll4 a
large wound en Ms drealier, and enema sores as its beak,
end the hone genendly was in low *audit." sad q rite
unlit foe work. The lard Mayor personally inspeetel the
animal. and, alter relearbis that it war dies to
bring it into the @bests is sash a state, ordarM the owuet
to I e summoned to attend the mart.
Mr. Mylir., the owner, new stated that be bed seen the
bone as Wednesday lait, and that there was a 'thing
wreng with it then.
lbw Lord Mayor sled that could not be so, for it Mil
sot a leg to evanti upon; it was diwaried, said clue as a 4 of
tares hewn head to tail. He bad never seen a horse in
slush a bed state.

be ccnstable maid be fated it a most &Moult job to get
it along to the greenyerd.
The Lord Mayor, with the consent of the owner, or-
dered it to be destroyed. lie added that he should Ilia
the driver di., and in default a month's imprisonnitat,
but observed that if the owner was an honest man he
would pay the fine.
The money was not paid, and the driver was taken away
in the prison van.
BOW-STREET.
The perron described in the warrant, on which he wat
apprehended, as F. l'eaei alias Otto
of
Behr, was bron‘ht
up es remand, on the charge of forging and atteriaz
t-e Mott orders.

The prosecution was conducted by Mr. Ashore., soli-
citor to the Poet-office,
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The Oldster, who has passed by a variety of namsi,
had for some time been in the habit of nbtainin; at
moniq-order dame, orders for mall amounts, generally
b. ed., dieeharging the entry of the amount by • chemical
werarabon, which destroyed the whole of the liftt.
witting, but left the portion printed in type nntouzhel
(the printing ink differing in its chemical properties from
the writing ink). He would then Wart a larger amount,
and • tiguature purporting to be dater the Portmatter •
so that to Use unpractised eye the document ?pastel
likes genuine Post-oflioe order. He then obtain. change
of the older (at the fraudulently increased amount) from
some coolichng tradesman, making some pirchases, and
seeming the goods and change. The order, on being
presented at the office at which it was payable, was in
each case at once discovered to be a forgery.
He was committed for trial.
MARYLEBONE.
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Arthur Les and arT/ierirre Llwll, both 26, were charged
before Mr. d'Fynooort as follows:
Meant Hull, labourer, husband of the female prisoner,
raid-I midis at No. 20, Harold-street, Gospel Oak-fields.
the male prisoner hail lodgings in my house. A week
ago] on my return from work, I found them both goue,
taking with them mTbed, bedstead, and other property.
tcrZynceart-Why charge your wife P
t0.,-13he went away with him and left my place
half 'Mimed.
Mr. d'Epteourt- Nave yen found an of the things?
Prow:atm-Yes, the bed ; but the has been
told. . .

d'Eyncourt—Have they been living together?
Prosecutor—They have been living at Bell and Anchor
Cottages, Plaistow Marshes.
Mr. d'Eynoourt said he could not take the evidence
against the wife.
Male Prketer—ghe brought the things out to me.
innam Love, 261 K, said—Prosecutor gave the prisoners
into my custody. The man said to prosecutor —" Don't
press it, (barley; don't make a fool of yourself. Oh, dou't
pus it, Charley, this time." On the road to the station-
house lie said, " For goodness rake don't come against
me." I went to the lodging at Plaistow and found the
prisoners had been living together as man and wle.
Amongst other things I found ou the male prisoner was
the man isge certificate.
Mr. d'Eyncourt, after looking at the certificate, said to
prosecutor, I see you have only been married twelve
months. Have you any family r
Prosecutor—so, sir.
Mr. d'Eyncourt remanded the man for a week, and
ordered the woman to be bound over in the sum of fa to
attend again.