The Express.
London, England, 1857-08-06 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

MANSION-HOUSE.
Clarks Nittott was charged with cruelly treating hie 1
wife.
The wile, who appeared in 11l health, smarm her di- ,
6swc• verdantly, stated that about a Warr aid her
Mier threw her down stairs sad bode owe el her rib•,
and Or dr had bean in the beepled over lays in core-
trier lines mho had cane es her Irina lied struck
rd ethrdee viehrip rests& her. She bed sever com-
et him bile, sot ell die waled wee le be = pro-
aem hie Amines.
The mismer sell Ms wife got dna; bid mime weigh-
WEI eddh thst dm wilt was • sober, reesserie warm, and
creased her termer as to re Were • Immement
of her.
Sermwed to three months' impthmereed, with hard
labour.
GUILDHALL.
Clarks Alder was charged with the ibilawied *sad :
William Tabernacle, a youth about 12 yeses al mid—
i lire at home with my lire, who la r and
wormer, at 36, FarrierreMest. I west to the Mornay
4,teertiewedlic• this maimptory for ger adverthesere,
which ear to IL de. I the _meet with two err
Mobs received hum my lather for that
awl le maw IMO ellmrtimmeste st the nem I=ll4
lla emir, mall we ray way he the Von sees when
Ihe phew emdseitme he Usloweleset, New Itehip•Wreet,
sad MI, w Oh, they hem demi yes ea Ye mach, I
Le=• fie, yea give seethe Ns." I mid, I
I bed Waist de beet Mthe Alm mid has the ticket
shored, het lit mid, NA will de id any theft" I
gm• him the MN ma be gave sr • esi• wadi I thought
was the Illeledr, wagged so is papa I wee Mawr sompi-
does sad leaked air Ids, aid astral saw him neuting
sway I erseelt=nr sad head eely a braes mead. I
the gelmwm, " Noy tbisf,"
Zit= him la a emit user the nom site, whin la
gave me the Lba leek, awl rY, "It's al right, my lad,"
117Mtit dewy, bet I ma Aar him sista calling,
w Noy " wheel he ens demi la Now Bridgrisnim by
my aria, harms* le le yeedog that way at the time,
end hay Se miner meta • yeliteme• solved, I gem theprimer kW imeiledy.
The pieseer, whir denied the dirge, wee remanded ill
Serwidow.
Mark Mak** looks lzwag...pi with uttering a
forged regret fie the id emir with in-
tent to dolma Mews LW sad if ON Chimp. In
this ems the plower, who bed Melt blow he the employ of
Mr. Wmbeer, etralauwealwelmet, pesembel um miler p
redly Mbe slimed by Weir", he. kr, pilaw a silk
gmehm, het se the versitewiemmi ambled lite intim he
s_ yews tae with the plreeter te wish. 'whim el
NW. Waite, primer leek stivedlege ea the wity
is maw hie essept. wee, irsiwreir, yeesseil mar
PM&

Mr. Wadwer Mid ea plasm had bon la Y.
abed • imbh, end Mb In My bit TM alder
was set In bb beaderibe& edam MI it bum mtia by
kb ashy. Tres la lamb* elt the priew 'sewili ben&
wridwg, be bedewed that Mil=led written it.
The we wee adjourned
. _ WORSHIP-STEW.

William &pry was charged with bag found on enclosed
paths balashaa.
OINK anallor tido N &Ash% pond leZtegggba
mar a& We Abode lasig lb a met,
lints be a annisled Old, balsa lin iala austady.
Ptimentr—via wig to do yid welt I aaa, sir, bat Pia
LIYa area are 1 cam set at pima I can't get
ts dos.Tba arailbsibirs at Ilbareditch valet biU
-13.171 Make paar-baato, bet they geve tee le. yesterday, and
I dweltd reet 'peak the cett sad gave the wry tee
food. 1 bars U. new.

---Cidrial;r:::fiere in &Disarmed Priereeis' Aid &misty
now sir, sad I geed tblak Ibis ore night let ear emir
tyros beak. _ _

llr. Cwelti Air wafttti tistimmi at tits oaf tWs
Mr, wwwdel dot la aft fulmar la auwiilwat a
be.= maths abut Meg &Ott awl Num Asa whkla
wilelithadi le ablellied, Nod Amid him ta be Ma there
with ea loihwillait thatwisi

-iirradonno linsan wenn amid le nobly
news; imienig arms worag pion% :--ne
Malin d Winnings, Ihat d sy,MtiodlOomid,

Zee., Earl at Cements, Ina Gab I. P. kraal,
Mbar Ceara Pitman 11110,10, awarelnenek. air
BM, Vasty, and smerms seam The elfs. asked I.
*moth assiorsal panes
wi& yaw M god Meillifint,
MST at WIN% Wi
war els mann of ems Mesegiemem Applaud+ be
ma safe mime see band sad aliallaide Wilma Mud
te afar mean alit et Yam sal mkt mama dream-
iness, erngamier le • ladled assert be their good
mid. The es-Mg auk *mists del Muss in 61., and
earl eshearibers d lea. Ind upwards, as ea expensive
estallamans le est repelesi
Mr." Ifitlikkom • rapeetably dressed man described
es • adia duke, was Armed with having conspired with
sans M Man by OM repreemations • quantity in tinder
Mear wades.
r. lam 111114" an matiara, in Piccadilly, Skied that
Wirlasedey Yet hs sendeatra • peak sals of ths Abets ot
Mr. wdns Be" lama the gespriseer et the City
ese=Whlbeneestand, admit et Bei seagnesi
waist die brame.., et that puma Tam_
seas we Vl* pl. as named/mn, saannadee bidder
es the esesim, Ni mend lets wee knocked down te
M the sonapet mime in 411. tm On the billowier/ay
wI samba toWaillearenrstreet, accenigswird by
raw hir dr wpm a Mang over the lots
maw% amid the prisonse• ac-
cost west= blue bet he lett without paying
it. Aka • alma isenvel, however, in the course of
whirl en menmeadel sitmept was made by ma men, who
were re:Bstagletasneertwith him to mem the goods
km she ;drum returned, sad having pre-
ended •
spa therft mom, drawn In thes nem at
a Wane the ti BM, in Camemsbeet wen,
he wee badasi with • very order kr as goods, which
was eaten el make la dikeelice. The *tem In question
wee sehmenta landmed ere Unity Ike* but returned
as lalememed "as inetemt."
unekaleme Ni Act he led mad the thew from •
nut es whom NMI* 1116 be/ merely Mid in agent at the
It having baWasted sat a series of extensive frauds
vas Wined M have bane premised by similar maan• as
saw auseement dopes of the same character had been
eked in the Mk,
The palm wee minded tor • week.
IFZISMINBTER.
Jam &oh end Henry 801 l won charged with stealing
ahem ad lemighim, the property of Kr. Stevens, Bei-

pitwomisw.
hook vas wed Si • beipr at tee stables, end on
Monier be awe NE with the beershean.
Bell AMA est be bad bra iirodead to Jacobs for th.
oTs;of buyiwg the Womb= end Lars. He wee to give
W. tat then. He pad 101. dews, end pee his

"1 0 U" for Sorest.
J mobs was maanded end Ball was reminded, Wt in his
own metamesse of 401. to appear on Wednesday.
MARYLEBONB.
Jaw /bow. perloar-maid in the service of William
Cooper Escratioi 1, the Grove, Kentish-town, was placed
at the 'bar, Mr. Broughton, charged with having
stolen bank notes and gold to the amount of about 401., the
of her master.
Pr earq evidence went to show that upon many occasions
money had been mimed, and in order to detect the thief a
quantity of gold was marked and placed in an escritoire in
we. bod-room. Last night upon the said escritoire
the property was mew. The servants were
all together, and they submitted without hesitation to
have their boxes searched. In that belonging to the pri-
soner wes found the greater portion of the property stolen.
The prisoner, in answer to the charge, said she was rubit
and implored for merry, as she had never been in
before.
The prosecutor wished the cam to be summarily disposed
of.
The magistrate could not adopt that course, and com-
mitted the prisoner for trial.

SOUTHWARK,

Mary &ma y, a young woman in the employ of Mews.
D de Cieneoet and Co., farriers, for-tuttets, and
batten, of Staplostrest, Long-lane, Bermondsey, and Paris,
was iron& Wore Xr. Combo, charged with amain( Ann
Welk, • gin in the mine "dory,
The tompliteemt, a well-behaved girl, said that the &melee
=deteusk fa ewe wages on the previous day, and
leeleel Mien is Join them. 'Vitt:nem being an
went le bat week is ea and she was entering
Be.
therm ems ap to her and told her that if
she ill nit dr strike she would serve her one. She
NOM diet smell net eomply with her request as she
was perfaetiy masked, end as eke was having her she struck
bar a violent Wow as Ike eye. A policeman war noosing pest
at the time end he took bar into custody.
Mr. Combo laid bow many girls were employed at the

factory ? . -
Mr. Young, the manager, replied that there were 120, and
Writhey were well behaved. They seined from 94. to
tilreek regularly, and took it into their heads to demand
men. The dim refused to comply with their tuweasonable
moot, when nearly all of them struck for wages. The emu-
plainent was an apprentice, and that was the raison they
picked her oat for
Mr. Combs caked whether ever struck before
Mr. Yost* replied in the effirmetive, but that was four
Yaws V-
The prisoner mid else only asked the complainant to go
with them, and than they had some words, and • light
ensued.
That was, however, denied.
Mr. Combs said it was else she had committed the swarth
and ea • caution to her be should One her 20e. or 14 days'
imprisonment. Such conduct could not be allowed, and if it
was repeated by any of the others he should punish them
with great seventy.
LAMBETH.
Mary Ana Welsh, the keeper of • disreputable house,
No. 4, Orsnby-Mreet, Waterloo-road, was charged with cut-
ting and wounding, with intent to murder, Ciuroline French,
• woman lodging in the hone.
A medical certificate, which was banded in, stated that
French was too ill to be present.
Witnesses deposed to there having been a row to the
Granby-road, end to the prisoner's having attacked French
violently, and indicted a cut on her forehead with some in-
strument, front which she bled profusely. Welsh bid herself
in the coal cellar.

'ClusTdocTirr ; work.
THAMES.

Joseph Wise, greengrocer, 16, North-street, Whitechapel,
was charged with- miming the death of Mrs. Moore, a widow
lady, living with her brother, Mr. Hart, head master of the
Coopers' Company Grammar School, ges,liff, residing at
No. 21, Cottage-grove, Mile-end-road.
About nine o'clock on Thursday night the deceareol when
cloning the Mile-end-reed was knocked down by the pri-
soner's horse, which be was riding at a rapid pone. It was
stated that an inquest had been held, but 4r"ournod until the
remit of apart mortern exuninatios.
Mr. Tenney remanded the prisoner, accepting bail, him-
sell in SOL, and two mean in NC each.