The Express.
London, England, 1855-01-10 00:00:00

THE POLICE COUBTS.

the duties per

the present

GUILDHALL.
Mr. Ilatthews, a salesman, of Ne erste-market, wu ens.
aimed for unlawfully ezposlng for sale four quarters qf beef
wet for human food.
It appeared that defendant bad sold soma of the meat to
Mr. Wing, another salesman, at Bd. a stone, and Aldermen '
Carter, after hearing the evidence of taiga= Pockliaren
and Fisher, together with what the prisoner had S. nags in
defence, said it was evident to him that defendant was ess-
silsent of the character of the meat, or be never would have
sold it at Bd. per stone, when good meat was selling at tram
Is. to be. He, therefore, fined him W. and Ss. coats.
Mr. Wing was then called upon to answer a similar
'huge, sad the same evidence having been gives as is the
I= case,
Alderman Carter said be must protect the public from
leash welariaus traffic, for he could call it nothing den He
Shea Teed defendant 51. and Se. costs.
The lass in both caws were immediately paid.
WORBIIIP.BTHRBT.
Frederick Soisseist was charged with having threatened
the life of a young woman named Liza Usher.
It appeared that the prisoner bad formerly paid his ad-
dresses to the complainant, who, on finding he was a married
man refused to have saything more to my to him. The
iprisianer, howeverdisid continued to molest her, and, on the
previous evens( was found by complainant's brother
'pacing to and.feelle the house where she was in sierglion
in Bessbnish-tereses, tipper Clapton. He had a
pistol is sash band. The comp ant's brother wuia tie
set Of seneleatratimg with him upon his iallemou seedust,
when thele sashed to the door of the Muse sad ma-
mewed the ha, which was sammred by the sem-
phdasat's . wise whose dined= he was swayed
min the althea of a timetable, bat aerie' the dangle that
sorbed the primmer threw down the two pistols now pro-
dosed, mid* were afterwards picked lip sad banded over
se the polies.
Polies-unstable Cooks, No. 287, stated that the prisoner
was given into his custody by the complainant's master for
havlarithrited the life of his servant, and, on hearing
the ke exclaimed " Tee, I meant to pat one bullet
through heart, sad the other through my own." The
primer repeated the same observat,on on their way to the
station-house, sad oa searching him there the three 004
=fiats produced wore found loose in one of his puke&

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nut ilaid.ll.-mmailLeamemlL "ma Ima """rema,'"""..---ftss.se,4 bullets mem& wore town i.am.
nut ri;tl?astlie, W. EL Ashiesetha--nd ilf. Alderman, the gaoler, said ha had nstained^tlie two amount:ed t• 22,9461. 6s. 6d. and left, after the various Donn into me pont el ...nada,
J. sower Wen &di ma- pistols whisk the prisoner bad throws away, and each of oiressaary ozpandituro a babies of 11,5881. 12s 2d. The 1853 the number of ships was upwards of 12,000, but
s• ss eigariti W. L. 1111011101 tat.f.t. eontainod a full charge of powder and was loaded sessuats, an thomotan of the &airman, were received, and que,tity brought was about theism*. - Rev. Stardom Taylor, U. 0., vicar or Idatton-in.Cia nu.*, be,
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TAYLOR.-Jau 4, areal respectra oy „Lac
duties per Leielgraitte_akarali~eere„sl_ F.& isa's .21.1 with ball. • dividend of 14. U. per awn on the old or unprivileged This quantity awes Aroutrbt by railway, sand, and con- 65 ran* *tot 'r
:intentioned rhableolawang thi being tolled upon bia defence, the prisoner, who shad *harm nmemnossisi and adepsed. The retiring directors mon roads, in 1854 was979,l7otoas and 14 cwt. Lmakiog this
ted and pu by Wowau lta of No.B, Went Z.r,
and .1111=. Issim.,ll. snd ortine "paa.iee,temmemly. disclaimed oyasm Camp and Ifahmims) ware than re elootad, and at of tuo Lon.loa district of all alsais 4,374,961 tons &seat, in ter cm, of Imam. Printer. a. Ma
10,,e.A1/1,57,1i ti.,l the
l• resent worth and 1. Oisounownsz. . all intention So in the complains , and said that she vote of Oaths tad the p gs. gmess. mamessidwonansies..-wassasos lac
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