The Express.
London, England, 1857-08-19 00:00:00

THE POLICB COURTS.

MANSION-HOUSE.

Ma Bair Paler, a polera, is them-roe of • paWra, wee
chord before Yr. Alarm= lira with Arft 121 he. of
batter from the pair of kern. Barber and Co., of
Brewore-tray.
Clam, • poileromembik rid he met des primmer hi
the llbriwc sad dreeekhog talky effeereaco of his oar,
rind him wW 1.• hod Is *spa* f Be NOW arAikt
Th• cam lira leek a boas der • spook= fa
pelereaf• 1111116, law of wide bed • MI of slab
mass ars * eteseirlarr et Wiser. The
raid *dr Alm tint rdhlrd thatt srA
bought ft of aNM la dr abed bre&
L riarew to the :s=pidery *5 Mow rated that the
Ore= hod bra la As Irak ot carry*, beer to the work-
er'hat the
armad.p tweator.
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Mr. Arias, psiakeisr, read, Choler, was
sioraceed by Mrs. Mart, asersoft to deliver to her a
leseekt sal ether meddle pledtpl at Me Wee.
Dedialires beeres did al the are the Mirk" wee
kr, dry were wry beay k dog, It beiarzilleter-
rhd
drikasedwa tbip add ast
arehirei. The we
ll erre api, amid rted, bet dr
could set erre dr a delaigid. Or the didarig Merday
theareadr:dird, sal het her rodas over der, rhos,
se Meg rode Ihr It was again period
asedbeeipeed bekre the ladapplied kir
biale.Vdd rid Yea be wee to understand that the
same: to the ear
pledge had a right to bell.
The perwsbeeber la the affirmative, and observed
that this le=anfibre 10s., it was bound to be sold
bAC:whore k had only fetch rd 198., which he
Me to prove.
Mr. Amid add that it strut hint the pawnbroker was
wweeeodsg to waft the articles for ode. The complainant
hddose ell regeired at her by law to entitle her to recover
the pledge, sad if be was unable to And it and give it up
whir deerrled, he bad no right to have sold it. Whet
eke tordereiltc :::41acipal and intend, and offered to re-
isees, ter la point of fact, pared from the pawn-
broker to presseatrix •it had Nerd to be
pledge pledge
right to sell, sod dekakant held It no logger as a pawn-
beekte, but se sat adieu bailie.
The preiawabniser deeded that there bad bra gay ruder of
Xl4. pgel sad latered.
Kr. *mail 61 set Wok, under the drearetenoes, there
the pawn-
be= =loth" dim
bed the pledge ebould hew ts:os, world
el wise. It was me rue me le eisy, Ms no good
efferiag the mosey, as the Oefte esenot be found."
The pewebeeker mord, kb motion that he was clearly
entitled to cell.
Mr. Arnold again Intimated his strong impression that he
was not, the rights the ,lawgave him r a pawnbroker
coring upon the ledy's to redeem. Aa the case
wee one of considerable importer», he would 4011111 it is
order to give Mr. Perkins en opportunity of attending
personally, and the lady of proving by other testimony the
value of the pledge.

lohls Tralsor7,lB,lierrih:rO; —iii;;;l:7f -teepee table ap
werance, was charged with en :rank upon his wife.
The complainant was not present.
Mr. AlexL L'ltoonr, a French gentleman, No. 35, War-
dour-street, Mated that about half-past nine o clock Let night
he was in *ardour-street, when he heard on altercation be-
tween the prisoner and the complainant The prisoner mixed
her by the wrist and gave her • violent push against a wall.
He neat struck her with his flat, from the effect of which she
was nearly ineenelble. The witness thought it his duty to
go in search of a pollee constable. Before the officer came
op Linen& her a blow on hes had with the handle of •
cane he had in his hand. Immediately on the blow being in-
dicted blood flowed from the wound. The prisoner was
taken into comedy by the policeman, and witness with a
female went with the complainant to Middlesex Hospital.
The houaesurgeon cut the hair off her head, upon which •
deep wound was exposed in the soak. She was suteequently
able to be removed home.
Anne Othattard, an Italian, who went wi h the above
witness to the hospital, Mated that the complainant as well
as herself (witness) had their clothes covered with blood.
Mr. Bess don observed that he should remand the prisoner
till he maw his wife. He need not think to get rid of the case
b keeping her away, as he should remand him (prisoner)
till she attended.

The prisoner was remanded.
Tlionins Dirine and Amu Doyle wire charged with steal-
ing a large quantity of wins and Melts, the property of
Valentine Kingston, wine sesschant,Torksstroet,
Mr. Kingston said the prisoner Divine was formerly in
his service, as howl oellarman. In March last he discovered
that shoot 100 dorm of different wines were missing, besides
SO gallons of sherry, 20 dozen of port wine. and 20 gallons of
gin. In emmequonee of this discovery he discharged the pri-
soner. A short time ago a communication was made to him
by a woman named Thurston, and this led to the apprehension
of the prisoners.
Caroline Thurston said the lodged at D4le's house, 202,
Waterloo-roed, about a twelvemonth ago. The prisoner
Divine was In the habit of bringing wine to Doyle, who paid
him 2a. it bottle for it. She had seen 50 or 60 bottles of
sherry brought and paid for. She had heard Doyle tell
Divine whoa they quarrelled that he could transport him.
Mr. flulcumos cross-examined the witness but did not
shake her eridsmr*.
_ _ _

The prl;Wier ;IQ remandod until neat Monday.
SOUTH WARK.

Mr. 011141, an eStSesSt:A7 Oitit;ter and malt-router, of
Dockhand, Bermondsey, was munmoned before Mr. Burch=
by the vestry of Bermondsey f w unlawfully carrying on an
offensive trade, injurious to the health of the inhabitants.
After hearing the evidenm,
Mr. But-clam told the drfrndant that it appeared to him
Shit be had done nothing to prevent the nuisance, and it was
this duty of the vestry to prevent him from carrying on such
an offensive halm... It was a ewe that most go for trial
unless be saddled the wish authorities, therefore be should
adjourn the rose fur three weeks, to amble him to make some
arrangements; and if the nuisance was not than abated, the
case must bo sent to the Central Criminal Court on the 14th of
neat month.

Alm Welsky, aged 19, described as an engineer, having
no home, gas charged with stealing a coat, value It., the pro-
geny of William Bailey, and 9s. the moneys of Charles
Clinton, in a dwelling-houre, 29, titenhatore-terrace, Shad-
well.

liappeared that the prisoner and Clinton slept in a doubles
added room, in Strethinore-terrece, and that morning, be-
tween the hours of 6 end 6 o'clock, Clinton mined his fellow
lodger from his bed, and a cat which had been hanging up
In the room at the ease time. He immediately left his bed,
looked out of window, and saw the prisoner crossing the
easel with Bailey's cow on his arm. He called out "Stop
thief," and the prisoner wee pursued and overtaken. Clinton
then eserebed his own vketa, from which he missed 95., all
the money he pos in the world, end the lea of which
would have been very inconvenient to him.
The cat stolen by the prisoner was identified by Bailey.
The prisoner on, being called upon to plead, said he
pleaded guilty.
Mr. Yardley—There can be no doubt of your guilt, and a
very mean offence it le. Where do you come from, and who
ere you ?
The prisoner—I came from Osweetry in Shropshire, in
emelt of work.
_ . _

Yardley-And have become a thief, and robbed one
working man of his cad, end another of hie money. Yon
are a very mean despicable thief. I sentence yon to be tin.
primed and kept to bard labour for font calendar months.

THE MURDER OF A FUGITIVE SLAVE IN ILlA-
onto.—A dent of the Chicago Tribune, writing
from Nashville, I inch, wader date of July 20, speaks of the
murder of a fugitive slave veer that alum and gives some
additions] details:—" morel odmittaace there, it is
but right that the whale ebeiald be known, and that the
guilty petty. and they
eiaa alimpld Puffer the withering
scorn and oniii public. Three
bad reaped hem Ilimetut a reward of 300 dole.
900 dale. for all, was oared for their recovery. They were
ward without legal irreales. The parsers taring pried
then, err • estarsing be we
whin the partir zest
The Issilmsny gra sears dry wry esker to ennander,
when they robed apse their parsers, and Mseetteld Seed in
witches, Meg see albs tweak The stalement was
rebthet the awe, main apes Ideasidek was In close
mor_ tobbta bet the ire were very mach scattered.
I ma Inhered by • prisms et ceeditility that daring the
regrew elthergend by treppring to be in town, inquired
does aides regierserbehee whose Mansfield was acquitted
what was befog does. 'They ere; sold the dignitary,
trylag which is et the met vibe to the community—a
black reprice& sr a dud awe The ern morning the
retry nibble orried the errs see he burl, singing and
mewmg es the sells the tans of .17ede Ned.' inner
tesis part a this err sew ralseed the kidnapper in
the body, rhea the head was drawn anus. theeeen=—Zr the ooMn, end with mane was severed from the
:X=lll6loll, sad bin g glued is a vessel of spirits,
11111. Missouri. The Isser German from whose
gthe sae was tam with whisk le decapitate the deed
wipe u itentied et the he dig he refused to receive it
an Ike porins. The Iglik however. is not yet over.
sere Mils ha mites eat reatk. We will then ere
if the people add emir each viliimies to be perpetrated in
I thdr Edda with loguity."
Tin MORDiII Or MIL LITTLL—James Spollen
his edeartasd that he will ypr be the theatre at Dublin,
sad ruiner a . penraol of Ids late trial for this
warder ; edrerton we elairedi The lnwasee's ifotirital
marsare severely apes Ws frogoolosit out indecent pro-
ceeding.
SOW= Or A PRISONS% 111 A COURT Or JUPTICE.
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