The Express.
London, England, 1855-07-03 00:00:00

park wee of each • cheeses, as to peen • tenor to these
who did nee form part of such armsably
Sepodatesdest Hegkes—l should say it was. The nob
were swaying obese, and nth* sash diorarbensi. Late,
la the day, as opplintion was nen fro • body of inestalles,
es
the nob wire throwiag Mese at the edam is the her- ,
reeks. Who. it wee Nag dariti he onsullimi with his 1
broths, se to the but lamas of settingthe people gni* out
of the Peek. Termed 100 aessublee is a line, sad paraded
then towards the threes, sad by that mem the park was
Minn* well •kund.
Hr. Hellman*, for the dense., said he thought it right
first to state under what eirennetenne he appeared for the
defending at the bee. He had be.. is to anted
for the messed parties by Meson. Traven and esdth, most
nspeet•ble perasse, who lad, though sot mondani with
the dentinal', iron anon eiresasnaces that bed acme
se their knowledge, arrived Mike opines that the present
charge, ought to he welshed, sad that pumas is the
modifies if the &faunal. ought sot to he kit mind,
unprotected. He had sot bon untreated by those who
desired to so a matinees,' of doting or • breath of the
poses acinaittod, • but by perms who held • Wang
opines that usleie • change leek pass is in
templated iaterfiressie with the people's sonforts
great sad serious mile would occur, sad dawn arise,
of far more serious monist thas the.. of kande" off
poliesson's halo These ',adonis felt it to be their daty,
as loyal subjects of the Qom, to eall the aunties of ma-
gistrates to these proposed thanes which bad drives the
people to exesesso, whisk would go on isereasieg, unless
mimes seam was allowed to rale is place, as at pretest, of
prejthies, bigotry, and folly. It wee impossible to treat
this as • slight amities. wit► edema to the bills before
parlienest be would set moms say jodgeseat. He firmly
believed, Dormer, that the MAW of the riot on Sean"
woe that Iselin entertained by .way Ingliehnan, how-
ever temperate the way is which he developed it, that be
would amt ham his fair pleases es isterfered with, his in-
ane/Ins embed, or be prevested free neetiag aped, is
• missal nether by es est of parlimaint. Further, that
if 'endued with by authority, it was a natter of the last
imminent that power should be plaited is discreet hands,
who would prefe, to Week sod instruct rather they
to driv•—• coons width nest and to • way that all would
repot. The crowd west to Hyde-park with no vindic-
tive hangs, bat in gem honor—not to oenisit a arise
but to teeth a nodal Wass quietly ; they west, in shin,
hoping to drive • little nose Into the ridiesloos bead el the
author of this mint Mimics@ ramears. Had this proceed-
ing hoes takes kiadly sad good hamar, the day would
have mama ever pmesahly, aad not have sand se it did is
gasmen's' or hinjoheny, sad with 80 or 90 people beim;
ineseeer•ted in eels sad several persona wounded. And
yet, with time serious mitten before the., nobody appeared
to brew mashing; there was so on to Wag •
charge ; aid the emit had jest bad a specimen
of the lgoarease sad isditeresce of people I. authority,
and their utter thiltnne for hada' authority eatr•sted to
teen. If ma qualities wan inhibited in the house of
parliament. Gould it be wesdered U intlweake were sane.
tines sees

Ms. Howdah& said lie would odious's lie daisies until
sore of the evidence wee brought before Mu. It the ease
wee $ mare isolated ease of Maur throwlag, he should sot be
disposed to deal with it otherwise shwa leniently ; but if it
tamed out that the rase was Gee of a Mouse character, it
weld require severe treataaeut.

Mr. Ofszasoa said he sraliastrastsd by Mr. Itsyaolds,
the part of tM govaramosat. to ay that all proms sot ar
mat is soattaittiag as sat of violassa sow is sastatly
sated be sat at Liberty.

lir. Balloons' thOseght that all parties might be released
es their ows resogaleasses to appear coo a future day.
Mr. Bardwiek mold set ogres to that.
Mr. Irroseis Newry hair wee thee pot to the bar.
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Ins the acids.; el ♦ WO it appeared that Mr. Mair
was elate to the railings at a time idles the polies were
ordered to clear the people lies theta; that Mr. hair ailed
out to the people set to p beak ; that whams told ►is be
was obeying sedan; that Mr. Make sipped, " your
orders, I shall as go beck ;" that a crowd was eollestiag
about them ; that be west fogad the railings to take Mr.
Male late custody; that Mr. Pigs pat up his 'tisk ; that
be musk the mist diva ; that be vasaluul a posh hem the
disk; that he took Mr. Malt into tasted,; mad that Mr.
Mak add to his he was easy ter hacks essaulted his, as
he did sot masa to do as. Did set strike Mr. Mali with
his truncheon.

CoasterlDA SIT bard Yr. Nair say be did set Ms he be
ntlsed up with web slot drone's, and that be wee lorry
be bed swanked Yee pollee. The defendant add that ea
Sudsy and repeated It main to•dsy.

Mr. Ballaatins said the defendant was a highly respect.
able gentleman-4 clerical agent sad editor of a periodical.
He was elderly sad &Wog and had been treated with great
brutality by the polio,. He should prom that the polies
malted using the people with their tronsheose, striking
old sad yang sow women, sad anises. He should after
the acidities ask the coon to disunite the charge, sad to
plass the amiable making it at tie ►ar for perjury.
A geutlentao named Dense said he saw the defeadam
dragged away by several polieesess. The defeadaat wee
doing nothing, and he believed saying nothing, though he
was Mohr of to hear the difeodsat had he spoken. The
polies sated with the greatest brutality, sparing neither
man, woman, aor child. Did not mei the defeadaot commit
say assault. The defendant only held up his stick to guard
himself from blows.

Mr. Hay thought the polies behaved very mighty.
The defendant dented the assault sad the admission to the
polio* of the assault.
Hr. Hardwick would cal, require the defendant to enter
into Die own r 000.11.1110111.
Mr. Baiteatime wished to law if the charge against the
policeman would be taken ?
Mr. Hardwick said not thsa, and se it was put .in o'clock
Amused the promediep till this day.
A stews patrol watched the streets is the neighbourhood
of the polka ease all day, sad remained there daring the
sight. At midnight that e wore still two or three more of
loungers I. sad about Marlboroughstrest, who seemed to
have osme there (rem motives of cariosity.