The Express.
London, England, 1857-10-26 00:00:00

MARLBOROUGII-STRENT.

LISATLT ON A TOLICS-CON‘TAFILIt PT A TITNCTINAN.
Loom dread, a dirty ill-looking Ertschman, of Mere it.4ta-
ble character, Wes placed at the bar before Mr. Bing
charged with violently sisameting Police-constable Robin-'1
son, 48 C, while in the euention of hie duty.
The constable, who reamed to be in great pain, deemed
that on Sotnedsy evening he wam on duty In • Windmill-
Meet, whim a young man came up to him, and pointing out
the poisoner to his smite, said he had just easaulted a
mom in a wry cruel manner, red requested him to take
Non (prisoner) into ewe*. Wilson went to the COMM
ef Qom-street, where be taw a Menlo lying on the
▪ apperently muck Nara, cod who dm the
plower with besting her and knocking her down. Mese
✓emiseted her to him to the etetion-hease
- the charge, and the he took !hemlines, lots custody.
At fret the prisoner Mired no but after premed-
* mesas dinance he become ez,.nty violist, end
Mack end kicked him with yea &me several times.
the emult of the prisoner's 'Amos rendered Mimes
unfit for duty yesteeday, and be even now felt great
6pt% his lege. The woman who was &malted by the pri-
mmer, although almost unable to Sand, refused to press the
Theprisoner, in defence, deeded sessulting the policeman
la the manner described. The fact was the cans used him
very roughly, and woe the cause of his (priaoner) losing kis
bat, which he, being a poor man, could not afford to lose,
Mr. Bingham said the prisoner must not think became he
resided in England that he could assault the police with
Impunity if be (la, he would find himself much mistakes,
far the law on that point was quite as strict here as It was in
Pimps. Had be (prisoner) been sa Raglishman it would
have has his duty to have committed him fora long term.
bat as he ma a foreigner, and perhaps not acquainted with
the law, he should only commit him to the House of Cor-
nelius for 14 days.
WESTMINSTER.
TOO SWILL NOS AT MINIM

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A
young - -
estankib.7edegmetly attired. who gave bet
sew Jams Herrw, was .d •t timber before Mr. Pantry
charged with being st divine wrier in Weettoissits;
Abbey, yesterday months, with Intent to commit
Imam, 11 B, a very active and
'Beer, stated that, In consequence of amphibole of
appealed robberies at Weetenineter Abbey, be mat
the,,, 3iestarday swig, in plain d 011.., accom-
panied be soother dicer. At a little after elem. the pF
I loser ..a another lendsonsely dressed female. both
entered the catheelnd. Witham knowing thenThit
kept he. upon them. Jost as the service wee
over they viked further up the seek, and Hood on one
MN as the people weft oomMg at of their seats. He saw
the prisoner distinctly trice put her hand /Against •
lady's dregs outside be, pocket, in order to feel it. and moving
a little way, the women then separated. Witness
rave the other constable directions to follow the
npriaoner's
oompanion, while he himself kept ths acensid in aght. The
latter penetrated further into the crowd of persons present
and then pat her hand into a lady's pocket. She then left
that lady end went op In onother la who.. pocket the also
placed his hand. Wetness hand. followed her and took her
into custody.
Willi., Milkman, 93 B. stated that he saw the prisoner
touch the Met lady's pocket, se described, and followed the
seemed'. companion, but owing to the crowd was separated
from bar. . _

- Mr. Peyote inquired what was known of the prisoner
Loom proved that although now not twenty years
old, 3e been very often o:evicted of robberies at dd.
into* dams and Mace', and was cornered a moot esprit
Wee
Mg wee remanded in order to bIGNINIS her punishment
upon proof of hey F. Mal convictions.