The Express. — 1864-05-17 (London, England)

WANDSWORTH.  lames itl7o, who wasde;:crilisd as a fitter, was brought op on a warrant, charged wit► threatening to shoot a young woman named Ann Les, whorish, she went is bodily fear of him.  The de (*admit pleaded guilty. The complaisant, oejeteriag the witasishoz,, hesitated in kita;ag the book, and maid she did not with b prase ths cite any farther. . .  I)l7sid Sic og she had obtained avarraat spinet the prisoner for threatening to shoot her, which was • very actions charge, and he must bear the cam The complainant was then sworn with evident reluctance, and in annwer to onestions said the prisoner bad been paying his addresses to her, and the impgernent was briskest off. She aaw him in the neighbourhood of South Lambeth on the 3rd of May, and be mid if I did not get married to him he would shoot me. lie also said that he was determined to have me. Mr. Tailor, the clerk—Do you go in fear of him The complainant—lid now, mt. The enpgement habeas renewed between us. Mr. Ingham—l don't wish to ask von any indiscreet questions. but do you wish to have him? The complainant—Yes, air. Mr. John Southgate, of the Albert Dairy, Priory-grove, brotherin-law to the complainant, who had promoted them proceeding., mid the prisoner had tlueatened to shoot him II he did not allow him to come after the earl. Witmer bad brought her up, and he did not approve of the engagement. The prisoser said he wished to lime the young women fora wife, and he intended to make her his wife in defiance of all the men in London. (leinghter.) Mr. Ingham then ordered the prisoner to enter into his "91 ces in the sum of 401. to keep the peace towards t e complainant and all her Majesty's subjects for a period of six months. The prisoner, having complied with the forms of the court, then withdrew with the complainant. The brotbmin-law asked to have the costs of • summons which was granted is the first instance, and which Kelley faded to answer, and the warrant returned to him, as he bad paid them ; but Mr. huh= informed him that his application was too fate, for the MS had golle sway.  it4ii:l:CRY AN D AITSBUTDD SVICIDL AT Warn 1:4-.1,',101.-0. Sunday evening, at about six o'clock, a *lug girl, lit years of age, named Harriet Cutler. attempted to commit suicide by cutting her throat with • table bide. It appears that for some time peat her muter, Mr. Heeler, t tot. residing le Seger-street, bag suspected her of steeler quell sums of money. Ou the evening meatioeedhe ,oeued the girl of the thefts. She admitted having mid the further sum of 10s. ed. was found ie beer,' tied up in • stocking. Mr. Heeler sent to the Ware station, and Police-coestables !['Hsieh and Georg* Levis went to the house immediately. While they were !41kitii to Mr. Fleeley respecting the matter, the gild west to the closet in the yard, from whew* she emerged I. • f^w tributes with her throat cut aid bleeding. She had ruhed her neck with a large table knife. The windpipe ietuestely was uninjured. Mr. Duatelf, &argue, wears' Ist. and his moist/tut immediately atteeded, and the wowed was dressed. At the girl's request she was taken to her Pareete residence ie Bratteitrest. fieriDialiel, though  b~ere, are Dot azpsctad to terzsioaa• tataly.