The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-29 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

MANSION-HOUSE.
THE INTERNATIONAL ERHIBMON.
The Lord Mayor came into the court, after the ordinary
business had been gone through, and stated that be bad
just received an anonymous letter, signed "S. E. P.," upon
the subject of the International Exhibition, suggesting that
the opening day should as much as possible be kept as •
holiday, and that so far u it was practicable, all business
should be suspended on that day in the City of London.
The letter stated that a great many City firms had ex-
pressed their intention to doss their warehouses on the Ist
of May, and the writer expressed an opinion that if the
subject was brought forward publicly he had no doubt
that • great many. other City establishments would
SUSPECTED INFANTICIDE IN BELGRAVIA. —Yester- also be closed, and that the opening day of the prr
day evening Mr. Loughran, deputy coroner for Westminster, sent Exhibition would be treated with similar respect to
held au inquest at St. George's Vestry-roan, Mountetreet, that of its predecessor in 1851. His lordship micillis was
Grosvenor-squats, on the body of a female child, found ; not in the habit, as a rule, of paying any attention to
under the flooring at No. 2, St. George's-square, Pimlico, ' anonymous communications ; but as regarded this matter,
on Saturday, the 19th instant. Jane Steventon said she , tbe suggestion in the letter coincided with opinions that 1
was housemaid in the service of Mr. Holland, at 2, St. j had ratified him from a variety of influential sources,
George's-square. On Friday, the 18th, she was cleaning the . • great many gentlemen bad ended to him that there was a
house. She had occasion to lift up one of the boards which • strong feeling that the let of May, when so important a
was quite loose on the landing of the second floor, when oervneonial pea to tabs Pl•oei should be made • hada] so ' ~. BIRTHS, BIARRBIATRGTERI: AND DEATHS.
she discovered a bundle. She did not touch it then, but far as was ible, and he had no hesitation in F Basehawe, leg.. of a danghtar.
the following morning she called the cook, and with stating that he concurred in that opinion, and expressing • 1 DAZING.-April te, at Albemarle•tret.,
publicly Iee_OBHAWIL-Apill tA, st Cumly,,rland-street, S.W., the'
the tongs they got the parcel up. They then found it ' hope that, so fares the City of London was cossosened, to I a ems. a
was the body of • child. Witness told her router, who business that was not imperative for the requirements of 1 CiAltd3L-April ta, at Park Lodge, Chelsea. the w.-' of
sent for a doctor to examine it. A policeman was called in, trade{ would be ,Performsd. Clarke. Esq.. of twin sone.
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who took it to the workhouse. The hoard had not been taken I There is no doubt that the suggestion of his lordship IgILDEN.--keril M. at palm Court Deter rd.
up since she came into the house, as • carpet was nailed will be attended to, and it is anticipated that Thursday will 1 G'ne1!,7,113141.1 a daug"rt; the wife of
Cleesteren are,
over the plus which had not been removed until the day in be almost a holiday in the City. Grenadier Guards, of a son. . d:
question. She had been in the house sixteen months. She
smokingMAßLsoß,oci Hamm. Low.—April 25, at South-hilt Foresthill. &L. the .wi'e,
had often perceived • bed smell, which she thought prod Charles Hewitt, the iroom waiter at the Junior Low. BIT. of • sou.
needed from • closet which was on the same landing. Mr. United Service Club,
Angelo Bennett, of 116, Saukville-street, said he occupied brought before Mr. Knox,Char charged with robbery sad
the house, 2. St. George's-square, from March, 1858, until bezzlemeet. MARRIAGE 9.
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fatatroan. h Gall, Derby, the etre
December, 1860. A surgeon named Heath had previously ; Mr. Lewis, of Ely-place, appeared for the managers of the AllroZW-0„_ ..._R.,11"11.11,•-ttri2 °Li" /4. sie, vb°,...Z* -1 ,
occupied it, and be had since gone to America. He club, and stated that the prisoner bad bola appointed la lirs ' '"'• . Brwwl. H Y. An"' ---ja °W
thought the board wee taken up for the purpose of laying 1869 smoking-room waiter to the club, and lel bum sa•
on the gas. He bad noticed the smell himself, and had used trusted with the management of the cigar eistntinient. lb HAELETON.-Al El, at Elberton, Gl,
chloride of hone VI • disinfectant. George 'Cowell, of 4, I was his duty, at stated timer, te 'mount to the lanileepliel by the Wm sad UV. J. smlleei, W. IL !Mica I%N i..lyr
mnettoWiAnndn...lleil Grant, saughter of the e
St George's-square, porgeor.maid be had made a post mortem for the money received from the mantaws far signs, and ?mem daughter ur the Mr. J. I. Charlew4
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examination of the body, which must have been dead at' ion to show the situates' el thesis* at eigan whist was Lbw
least two yule, probably four or live. It was so much de. i sataustad to hint Tba mermans hut disesemed that the DEATHS. hvnert
composed that it was impossible to say what was the canes primes, had flues time to Nona kabala forward Milken 1112"1"*-APT411 114 Br' J. 1.°1147' of
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of death. it was a large female child. The jury returned i balsams, sod en • pamonal inspection of his stock and Ms satrgl2llg&-aarg sa, at Brook Loam seamlarter• '
an open verdict of " Found dead." I &counts it was dimwitted that he had ionbaashod Warm i Derenby, wiled E. J. Doethier, Seg.
The most inveterate cutaneous affections, as well OM sad 70i. worth at Wpm end sammy. 'Ms sonimildeeed , IBATIL-Apritka, Yanks, wife of Mr, T. um*. '
as ordinary eruptions, will ylead So Dr. ifs Jouhn Laglia-grown manallammtb wOlOlOlll 00 *0 0000 whit mumullffs I . rswa•l4^"mea. .1"d PI
Cad Liver C4l
when
all
ether remedies have failed. Themes la reneeqUelnos rd the a prilvtows rod await , EOTTL-April • Binfleld, Berks. Hr. W. S. 11.??
Bunt. BK.. 00I1P00 to the Walsooo DIV for Dhows ur awl the wakes@ whisk had been reposed in him. ' 1 LkIiBLIT.-April 25. at
Of Princes-square, Haymw". •
the Skin. °h.." :-.' If thin 6" we medicine "kb la at : Yr. Yvon remarked that the worst Melia et lilds ldad I SLIT. Agri ILI"
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Dr. de imdes ta, Sam. Raiford. Ned Os" R. Strand, Mr. Gs Carteret, secretary, explained the system with Mos la Lunbariatrest, in the Precinct of Wh''
Lowish. sM drin-tadvsetlasmast4 reference to the cigar department. Tim primmar had a TIIHIDAT, Arab HA lehl.

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