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POLICE INTELLIGENCE—(Tots DAY).

11 ART.B iROUb a-STREET.

VIOLENT ASSAULT. —Bridsot Norman was charged before
Mr. Tyrwhitt with violently assaulting Francis Jones, by
striking him oa the head with a poker.
The complainant, whose head was bandaged up, sail that
on Saturday night be was at home at his lodgings in Hod-
don-court, Regent-street, being very ill, when prisoner, with
whom he lived, came home, and gave him something to
drink. Shortly after the prisoner had soma words with a
person she worked for, and because he afterwards made the
remant that he was glad they male peace, she took up a
pokorand struck him seven or eight times on the head with
it. He called " Police !" and gave the prisoner into
custody.
The prisoner• said the complainant got out of bed and
jumped on her. HO WAS always abusing her, and three
weeks ago assaulted her with a pair of tongs.
Alfred Brook, 111 0, said he knew the complainant and
the prisoner, and they were both bad characters, and always
drinking and quarrelling.
The complainant said that ho had suffered imprisonment
for other people, and ho did not see why others should not
suffer for him. He was not to be assaulted without redress.

Mr. Tyrwhitt said that, although he did not suppose after
what he had heard from the const tble that as far as charac-
ter was concerned there was any diffLlgnce between thy
complainant and the prisoner, yet the tuati:es life must be pro-
tected, and he should fine the prisoner 40s. or a month.