The Express.
London, England, 1868-09-25 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURT&

011111UP13'11tENT.
lUldri Rork, a i iiwulookerowriying cia business in the
radio yor so, upper. d beim° lir. Newton, in answer to
a self in. to taken cot spinout him by one Marsh Perkier,
the gig hel with 1 avii.g, without reasonable ex 11,10,
obit to to &live r tip to tee mid Sarah Farber a 'oat
• do d by ler with hint on the 14th day of August, 1867,
Le I.uv ug with n one year Nom the date of the pledging
tencend to eta the peine,pal and inkiest on the MM.
ll.rttml'aut.ut rtati d that on the day mentemed in
11. e Lean its she law Lid is coat with the defendant at hie
slop the Hut yotsd Sur is. the the 14th of August
lat. in the early pelt of the iiirenoun. she weld to tee de-
-14 'elect's slop tut her mut, and produced the ticket, which
is luck up and wet by an assistant upstairs: Soon she
sae adortiod that the e. at could nut be found, and
tl at if lbw lift an ticket and called again it
,bold be locked for. bee left, and since then had
renal no less tl.an sic times. On mob «minion she was
told aiat it could pot be bound, L 114.1 put off with various
metier, arid at last delenuaut said he could nut be
Nile n d site it, and tl at with jobs as hers did not pay
him. Me thin took out the putout summons.
In answer to the diorite defeedwit said that the
▪ teilaineut Lid not cane to his shop till the 24th, and
that then Le told ter it could not be found. He produced
a tie kit, indent d with the date 24th August, and called
Zia assistant, Allied Hutton, who deposed that the coin.
planaLt did nut come on the 11th day of August, but on
the 241 h, and that be saw his master mark the ticket with
the date.
Ye. Newton 'sidle did not believe either the statement
of the deli nitwit, or that of his witness, for the reason
ti at, Lad the uoniplainant not come till the 24th, Me
would thin Lave been told that Yee pledge was forfeited.
He thought it was avail bed we, and that Me defendant
bed Clearly exceeded -lin *ditty in tee present Metancie.
leers wee no clam of men who repined more csorefel
looking after than pawnbrokers; and he ordered hue to
ley a tine uf 60e. sad coda, and to give op the coat
tbstaLter, rir go to laden foithwith, and there remain till
it was given sp.
the dekndasit said he should appeal.
G RENN W ICH.

Newry Tow al, eon of • master butcher •t Lewisham,
and ti.rge Ilatory, a youth in the employ of the latter,
appeared to twosomes charging them with ooeasio•iag
injuiy to Police-constable Leonard, 2.1)9 P division, by
Melting • dog to bite Min.
Ihe constable said he was en duty on the 7th instant
at Lewit lam, for the purpose of miring sinmuirJed dogs.
l.seuig • white terrier without • muzzle, belonging to
uwell's father, he caught it, and was about placing a
eol.ar oleo it to kid it to the station, the animal being
tiaigt all the time, when the defendants whistled it, and
then called out, Bite him." In consequence of this the
dog teizid him, and he was bitten sit times on the wrist,
1814414 him to be unfit to perform his duty up to the
peseta time.
Mr. Petition inquired of the onetable whether he was
in Lillian' at the tame.

ILe constable r. plied in the affirmative, and Police-
( ou. table birgLtingale. 71 P, continued hi. evident*.
ILe uchnuante chafed the charge, but called no wit-
neffee.

11r. lattmon raid defendant; had been guilty of a most
&Mon set, and had ceased serious injury and pain to
the ;mutable. Tbey were then each tined aue. and Goats,
or ► ►.unth's isaysiecninant.