The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-08 00:00:00

10 RITZ ANIMAIA AT CUMMINS OAZDZKII,

When the cue of Mr. T. B. Simpson was called on in
order, that gentleman did not sumer, and consequently it
was ordered- to remain till the list war gone through en.
tirely. When called on again, Mr. Simpson answered,
end an the meantime he had instructed Mr. Parry to support
his application. Being a transfer case, it was nem-
eas7 to prove the service of the usual notices in com-
pliance with the standing orders of the court,
which require that notices of all transfers and new
applications, shall be 'erred before a given day, the 20th
of September, on the churchwardens, overseers, clerk of
petty sessions, clerk of the peace, and posted on the pre-
mien. end on the door of the nearest police-station. In
Mr. Simpson's case the proof of service was complete in
every respect save that of the station-house. It was shown
that the notice was served at the station-house on the 18th
and Mr. Simpson himself deposed to having men it posted
°amide subsequently, bet he could not say that he so sew
it within the two succeeding days, though be could say
it was within a few days. As no parson was in attendance
whit mould prove that the notice was posted before the 20th,
the allwituma suggested that Mr. Simpson should forthwith
promo the attendance of some one from the station-house
who know that fact, and accordingly lir. Simpson left, for
the of complying with the chairman's suggestion.
the business bed been gone through, Mr. Simpson
bad mot returned, and the subject was resumed.
Mr. Perry trusted the court would not act without eon-
gifting the immense interest Mr. Simpson had at stake is
this matter. The withholding of his license would be al-
most his ruin, If not quite.
The Chairman said it wee the standing orders of the
mart, and not the act of parliament, that required the
proof, which in this ease wee absent, and those olden
could, if that court pleased, be suspended.
Mr. Parry was very thankful for that suggestion.
Captain Carpenter thought the proof before the court
suMeient. The notice had been *need on a police-oMeer,
at the station-house, sad was afterwards seen posted. What
more wee required ?
Oa the motion of Mr. Tumor, the standing orders were
suspended.
Mr. Kassab/ad wished to know it this were not the cue
of " Cromorne-gardens," and, if so, why the application
wee put in the list r " the Stadium f "
Mr. Perry mid certainly it was the ease of Cremona',
though called " the Stadium." That was the name ori-
giaally is the lens, and he understood it was necessary to
adhere to that name. The license always had been granted
for the Stadium, but it was well known that it wee for
Cremoene.

lieenshead said the ems wee at last properly before
the court. It was Creams', nee the !tedium, and mese-
gamily bore a very different meet.
The Chairman said a plum mild to be milled by the
name by which it was most omentsaly knows.
Mr. Parry seedse doubt the r way would be to &-
moth* it se " The fleadiums, Creenerne."
Mr. Kimble/ sold be lad a word er two to say on
Clemens The msulles base them, end which they had
he decide bus, is rebut erna ea, ea the licensing magis-
SAMNA mimes duty was fin die sail% were to lams
these prises to le I* the tame. They—the
meshisMes there—were the eel, pasts, vice Gould ask that
messeles, sad alter what bad mites plain lately, it was i/I-
-011iaNt kit the public at it should be now decided.
Mr. Posy meld the only eemplaints ever made mains:
Mr. llimpsas drabs the whole of the tints that he had had
the balsa
sae Adelside Gallery, and Cremator's,
were the two ressatly at the instigation of the
Ilseisey Ow .1 Cruelty to Aninsale—one for
his bedeg alleged a posy to be tikes up with • halloos,
awl the Ober that I. had been guilty of cruelty by suffer-
ins a babe& to be taken up in the like way. In the
toemmt met Mr. Arnold decided that the point wee sot
midis the seem ing of the Cruelty Act, very properly, as
be would veneers to say—bat at Ilford the magistrates very
property likewise decided that in the once of the bullock
three was cruelty, very properly he said, because dee animal
no doubt wee injured. Mr. Simpson Immediately in both
Meissen eleilsed his word that nothing of the lied should
ems rola, sett it was at once discontinued, Mr. !Napes
led larearreestigheSsais
aword, sad he (Mr. Parry) had before
that mu" em
_. Mr 's lethal, to say the mme thing.
Mr. lamshest there wee • divides of opinion.
The mushiest', Mrsmelelied. Arsabl, he/ added that it
wee set ether oe bed devilled the
other way. this, thseeles awe beet to dile court.
whirl had the sweet et the Omen Viesso mad after
' this he trusted as such arMleitiess as the mime et minds
under balloons would be pemdtted.
Mr. Parry—No anent id the kind has hags pieee sine
Mr. dhows yes attomesoll, and will met sepia.
Ur. Kemehesi serillimed the arm et a poems olio, he
mid. • year es Mee gm(
_dubbed • mode sad drama
ems (they were net Mabel ass). esismaly
nail that it should be seed dm INNIS 'sly, yet Safter,
wields • wee, be hal *sore IMMOVlllellsi ,as
it no promise bad bees item.
Mr. Pezry—Bst yes manisa that perms a Mess* with-
out eammist the sem year.
Tbm Chairman said ledepeembstly of the %sulks of era-
dig at as 'ruby, the berth thought seek embibitiess as
these eluded to led to ellen holm, mad had y
videates egad, and it they No esedssed is =the
Bow maid be wingli. Apart. do% Is. be Itatillied
et smelly, it owl meroormy sodomised thee said.
Wises were to be itheeMiassiL Mr. amp. must set
allow beasts to be lei to Masse sod aidedsous Into
tae air ; the mal
e, Iheasht eadkpressolige
motel to the pabllo end Me Nome wesed eels be
es do toper embesseeedles doe they Medd set rteeti
dosed. sad lbei Many wen, the Noises wadi be relbeed.
SIMS wee this granted, maths peel** medentesd.
thet the 1811112t$ of animals be babe., doll not be
repealed.
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CATTION TO.

FOR LICI3IIIIII._

The ClTativeZduring 11;;14Mitiit;s;;a7iCh to be
regretted that parties who applied for liminess did not
employ competent persons te serve the sodas, and to prom
them properly. It entailed a deal of unnecessary trouble
on the court, and besides Involved the failure of the appli-
cedes, and be hoped for the future appliaists would meek
professional mmistanss.