The Express.
London, England, 1861-06-06 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

MA RLBOROUG H-STREET.
TIIIIILATIMIXO TO POISON A HINBAND.
Mrs. Gertrude Ana amen, a respectable.lomii* fano*
wee charged oe a warrant with threatening her busbsab
Mr. Edward Lewis, of Great Marlburough.street,
far the busload, and mid that he melded at 50,,at
street, Tetteehenrwourt•reed, and that us Whit-
theperiosar bed !aqua a piece out of her husband's arm, sad
Asked threatened to do for him and to poison him. This
kind et Welted bees goirig on for ton years, the husband sot
ham able to komp anything in the place.
Mr. Tyrwhitt —She We a wary floe bonnet.
T. knaband —Yee Tour worship. I laid out M. on her
the week before Whitman week. My wife drinks, sad I
so molds to cooloct my business owing to the state of
sued lam in through my wifo's conduct. My children are is
• wretched state.

Tii•---erife said her husband wanted to get rid of bee aed
loos somehow lady.
Mr. Tyrwhiet—This is the way. When owe they begin
to drink
to her. soaks. elope them. It's so use wasting words

Ordeied M toad two sureties in 101. each for three mouths.
LAMBETH.
IMAINTLINI/ DINIZaTION AND ATTEMPTED NUICIOZ.
Vim Dome. a young woman who had been brought from
Lambeth workhouse, was charged before the Hoe. O. C.
Norton with attempting self.marder by swallowing two-
penny worth of laudanum.
Police-constable John Dewy, 40 L, said that on the
morning of that day week he was called to ChrietWe timber
mud, Lower Marsh, and there found the prisoner
Meg on the ground in a very exhausted and apparently
Jaeger'''. state, unable to move or stand. He
asked her what she had taken, and she replied " toopeenty-
worth of laudanum," and he observed that she bad vomited
a gond deal, and he at once removed her to Lambeth
workhouse, where she was attended by the medical officer,
and where she remained until that morning.
Mr. Norton the prisoner mention any cause for her
taking the lauibinum?
Witimils— Yes, your worship ; .he said she bed been de.
toyed from her home by a man who brought her to town
from Carmarthen- and thee deserted her

A certificate was bandy 1 in from Mr. Milieu, the medical
*Aker at Lambeth workhouse, which ststssl that the pri-
sms load bees brought there labouring from the effects
of laudanum, but was now quite recovered. In
.reply
to the questions of the magistrate. the proposer
said that her friends were persons of respectability,
mar ranee/thee, that her father had bees • mobilo:es,
mil that two yen ego she had been induced to leave bar
home by a yams man, with whom she lived up to •
fortnight ago. This person took bee to London about a
mouth ago, moil promisedmtoorrisport her by working at his
trade as • tailor. He with her at • coffee-home,
se Bulbs.., until all here hue were pledged and sold to
support them, and then deserted her; and, Rodlike obleva•
tioa to he her only prospect, she had determined or &-
Wm:mg herself ; but she was now very sorry fur what she
bl duet.

Mr. Nonce—Have you heard nothing from this MAO for
a fortnight!
Prisserr—No. sir, war mem want to.
It ass bora hod the poor girl had a letter for &doll.=
lain as lastillaklaa at 'Udine, from a Welsh oleitywros,
end rho ospromoi doom contrition for what se•
had duos. Ns dim moo dinged so moo to take her to
Hackney.

TUB Cage on Tits An. Ms. Etairee.—The
ried the dashes ad the Lord Chief Hama relative to
eendeete seghlieg the piedeliff Ye fall costa of
ltB2weeeelhes le the eels el the seperiereeerte, ia the
" Hebb v. Level." nenin is abysmal. the
lewd ChM Bane set Irvin delivered his judgment oe the
Mr. BMA ta, we understand. now • priamer in
Prises, M having bees arrested at the snit of a
erediter. He had gone down to Weetminatsr Hall
tr lb 00118611. Hr. Montagu Chambers, on the 0044400
if hie motion before the court foe • new trial - it appears
ter INA • puryres he would not be privileged from arnet,
and yea he left the court is fended &wearily he wee
saridsatr sevested, sad conveyed to Whitacre's-street Priem,
from Is has been removed by Aaheaa to the tress re's
Prima until such time as an arrangement can be effected.
A MAN KILLED IN Tug YANTILKDAY.—
WeiteriLiv morning a heavy thunderstorm pissed over the
""Palin, and it must have dose considerable damage. Is
the Deighleurbood of Holloway the storm raged with par.
twelse violence for • short time. About ball-put It two
see, who were working oe the main draiaage which is
being carried through the neighbourhood, were struck by
hulitaing in the Tufnellisark.road. (Me of thank a oar-
rater, whose name hes not reached us, was killed. The
reee of the poor man presented a ghastly ap trice, livd
as) blue, the whiskers also being singed He was takes
to tits dead house of Holloway Chapel-of-Ease. The other
son, earned Taylor, a ganger over the gavels., waa seri-
.lT injured, soprano; to be stunned. He wee taken to
the nearest hospital.
v. l'llltENcE ON TAE LONDON AND
. . RAILWAY.—A serious collision, which will
is proimbility terminate fatally, took place 44 Tuesday
morning on the hoe the Londonand North Walters R
s., at lingelev. It appeal that a very large here* fair is
lent; hell at Rogeley, cud in order to facilitate themes:nal
of home+ to and from the line an employi of tie eorapsay.
&anted Rayner, foreman at Euston swim, had bora met
down to superintend. The down train was due, sad we.
sf.l.roaehieg the station at its proper tiros, cad the 11.15 up
Icon was elm uppr.seliirig. Rayner MIS is the act of
cnin; a horse out of a horse-box which wee partially on
the lire. and siding when the up tads from Staffonl came
into collision with the hurse.hos. The bons was cut to
and the uefortunste man Rayner had his richt leg
mites is two places, his left foot completely crushed, and
reeeiverl other iejuries which, in consequence of the poor
nun's full habit of body, it is feared will Walled. fatally.
Wisinow Ci.saxpto.—The following is the en-
*lint clause of Sir Charles Burrell's bill ' Beery coca-
Per of any house or other building, or part of a house or
other cv other person, who orders or permits any
Reason in his service, other than a read...man, or the (mole)
sPorentice or servant of a tradesman, iu the exercise of his
talk% to stood, sit, or kneel on the sill of any window,
erti he on the °Maid,' of any window, is order to clean,
paint, or perform ally other act with reseed to any window,
"'an house or other building, or anything growing thereon
mitred thereto, shall, unless such window be in the stink
'‘ basement story, be liable oo summary conviction for the
same to a penalty not exceeding forty shillings for each such
slfenes, or, in the discretion of the justice of the peace in
Laguodor indand, or the sheriff or magistrate in Scotland,
before whom he is convicted, maw be committed to priikto,
there to remain fur • period not exceeding fourteen days.'
CRINTAI. PALACE. —The banks of rhododendrons,
"hleas, sea other American plants are now in fall peeler
lase. Tian day X Moodie will make his second meant