The Express.
London, England, 1868-07-20 00:00:00

♦NOTIIEH DARING STREET OUTRAGE._

I 'ward Price, aged 19, a hawker, was indicted for
• ,hog a chain, value 10s., the property of Thomas
! .ht. from his person.
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prosecutor, who lived at Limehouse, on the even-
of the 13th inst. was in High-street, Shoreditch, in
::gang with his wife and daughter, when the prisoner
• In front of them and made a snatch at his watch.
lnl not succeed in getting the watch, but took the
n and ran away, followed by the prosecutor. The
• .ner was arteated by Police-constable Kenwood.
jury found the prisoner 644111 y.
1. isply to the Assistant-Judge,
I la,uaan Kenwood said the prisoner bad been im-
,., .1 several times for violent assaults.

i•wntenoed to be jaiPrimmod in the House of Cor-
-...e tor two years with hard labour.

POLICE COURTS.-;THIS DAY.)

CLERKENWELL.
r,l 1• NT /MANLY ON AX ANY= BY • MOWN.

/. Sent, &surgeon, at 1, Barnabury-grove, Barna-
,.. charged before Mr. Barker with committing a
c-sult on Mr. Robert Long, an artist and engraver
" .4 22, Chancery-lane, and further, with wilfully
Ina hat.

lticktili, solicitor, who appeared for the corn-
, mt, 'Rid that the prosecutor is an artist residing at
1:4.111-grove, Holloway, and carried on business at
•114. y-lAne. Some time since the defendant was en-
J. 0.1 by the prosecutor to attend one of his ap-
tires. and the result was that a dispute
loLtween them respecting the amount of
•i,4nliint's account, which remitted in the defendant
.n.rioning the prosecutor to the Clerkenwell County
.rt. where judgment went by default. On Saturday
:44 last the parties mot, and after a few words the
t-sclaut struck the complainant so badly over the head
when the parties arrived at the police-station
iiisotor had to wend for the divisional surgeon
the complainant's wound. As the prosecutor did
'find against the law in any way, he (Mr. Ricketts)
. to ask that the case might be sent for trial, or
th.. defendant might be so punished as to teach him
.4 here that they could not commit ouch acts with
,L complainant stated that on Saturday night, about
• •1,, he was in l'aekington-street, speaking to his
• when the de fentbutt pawed him. Afterwards the de-
nt came up to him amid served him with a judgment
That summons had the address of his brother on
thinking that lie had no right to serve him with
1.4 e to him. Some angry words ensued between
. he called the defendant a liar, and pushed him
.v. hot with no force. The defendant then struck him

h;.ad and knocked ofF Lis haL After that the de-
a hit at him again and caught him on the finger and
",14. The defendant again struck at him with the
and hit him on the forehead with such force as to

It, and cover him with Mood. He was partially
' tor n moment or so, and the divisional surgeon
t'..bmi his wound. He had felt the effects of the

w ever *ince.
Mr. Ball r.,mfinned the complainant's statement, and
1. abaft( to the defendant added, that the wife of the
was also struck by him. He (witness) was
and th. 1411.1
" the opposite side of the_ way and distinctly
gwrn on the hat and hm&
31". 11511 gat. ~.11hrrnatory testimony, and added that
bhx.l that Calla from the complainant's head was
11" .1.1.10..nt would have hit the complainant
urth
hw time had not thecomplainant'abrother interfered.
d..b,ndant said Oat the complainant called him
1.5.1 itime.. and struck him, and all that he did was
the complainant striking him again. Had the
• •n• 4 ohdructed his passage he should not have
Wa, calle.l by the defendant who laid that
• :.I.onant violently pushed the defendant and
.. ked him down before the defendant touched

h-oker said he considered the case proved, and
that the patties should come to an arrangement,
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r
he might say that the complainant was not alto-
maims in .the matter, as he admitted that he
"I 'ha defendant bad names.
hit Ira ketts haying consulted with the parties said that
s. adapt would not settle the matter.
• laic was paid, Lai ker ordered the defendant to pay a fine of 405.,
doattit 11 days' imprisonment.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
ff. our1A01031:3 ATTAM ON A OWNTLEXAN.
"Y hot/n.4 and Nontud Jones (the latter a black
" charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with assaulting
lot, a schoolmaster, residing at Abbey House,