The Express. — 1865-02-13 (London, England)

FOLIOS COURTS. (THIS DAY.)  Bowarsivr.  • LIIMOXIa whom tin. Hooky Thomas, a tall, stoutly-bsilt man, lir= appearance, was °barged with semulting P 133. The constable said he wee on &sty in Holborn at about 1 o'clock on Sonday minim when the ddendant, who wm the worse for liquor, galled to him. " Policeman, I wont you." Witness went up to him, and he seized witaass 'by the collar and threw him on the ground. Witasse got cep, and asked why the primmer had throws him dews. He replied that he would de so agate, and did so with such suddenness that whims had sot time to put himself on his guard. A bystander came up and said, " W kat did you knock the policeman down for r The pawner repaid that be would lieu's him down too. Witues than took him in charge. Whams suffered considerable pain from the falls, and wee shoal disabled from duty. The prisoner said he bad so iatestioe at injuring Hie pol man. They had beep talking together about Treadle& sod he wu showing the pollutes. how any it was to throw men, but without intending actually to bring Wm to the gronad. He &Med having throws him twice. Tbe oomplalsent limited that be had any previous oosverNation with the primmer. Mr. Flowers said he had ao doubt the primmer having been drunk at the time had as impressim that be had only thrown the caostable cue. He probably did not intend to tell • lie about it; but be (Kr. Flowers) believed that the policeman's account wss the ocereot unix. Even if it was only once, it ma a very improper thing to throw a man is that way, especially polioineas. His only doubt was whether be was justiMd in lapwing so small a penalty as 31., or 14 days imprisonment. MARLHOROUGH43IItEET.  esv s. Frederick CAriety, • led, was charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with throwing snowballsia tit* streets to the common danger of the pommies. Polioe-ooesteble Gordon. 33 (1, said that about belt-past 9 teat night, while in Pesten-street, he saw the prisoner with fear or five other lads, *owe of them engaged in making snowballs while the others were throwing them at, the passers by. Haring seen the prisoner throw a meowball at • young men, who was then in court, he took his late custody, the others getting away. Henry Arnold, of No. 6, Brewer-sheet, Goiden-eq= proved that while creasing Pantos-street ha wee p with snowballs, but he could not say who struck him. The lad bad nothing to say. Mr. Tyrwhitt said he was bound to inform the prisoner that he would not be permitted to pelt persons along the streets. It would not matter if a nuerbstrl boys pelted one another, sod no doubt =ay of them had done it in their time. As there was nothing furious about the snowballing be would only fine the prisoner sa.  SOUTHWA 1074007A3 CASI or ATIZIUTZD Fanny Alen, • respectaliclookins young woman of dopier appeareeek was placed at the bar before Mr. Woolrycli, charged with attenaptiog to commit suicide by swallowing • quality of white prompitnte powder. Pohos-omiii 124 L saW about 1 o'clock that monks be was passing down Marlboroughatrest, New-sat, wheelie saw the Flamer lyisg curled op is the gutter putielly cowed with snow; He west cap to her and found her to he insensible, and at first be thoagnt she was !resew to death. He, however, lifted her up sod carried her to the workhouse, where abs was instantly received sad pat in • warm bed Ind carefully attended to. to the ruins of the monies he called again at the workhouse and asoutaised that abs had recovered and that the doctor kid dimmed she bad swallowed Owe. Mr. Wookyeh asked what descriptios of poison it was ? Witness replied that it was white prempilats, and la her pocket was found the paper that had cootakied it. Whet he took her turn the workhouse to the stogies-boon she admitted tbat she ioteeded to destroy herself. M &r. Wain (to the prisser)—What Lave you to gay for younelf Prisoser—Nothing. I intended to do it. I our tired of life. Woolrych—Don't you know it is • very wicked set and that you are liable to be pusidsed Prieoser—l don't sue. I did sot went to live any TT e • 'a ukileroi respectable monied WOlllllll. heft step forward and mid that she could Dot sacient for her attempting such • wicked sot. Her undue!, however, bed been very singular rises she lost her mother two yews edm Mr. Woolrych asked her if she bad &Maniple& to ~aim "'Colds on any previous ocaisioo She replied in the negative. She was is comfortable sirownstancas, and bad no trouble. Mr. Woolryoh remanded bar for a week, so that alas might be examined by the prison surgeon to ascertain her state of ruled.