The Express.
London, England, 1855-04-20 00:00:00

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A MAN WHO LAY DOWN WITH
Thursday night, at a late hoar, two of the
police. in pss.ing through Knott sill, where the lisehee
fair bad been h Wing, heard • cry of murder from we of
the caravans in Edsnond's (late Wombwell's) truelling
menagerie. This was after the doss of the performs:sees,
and tbry Indio rouse up Mr. and Mn. Edmonds from
their bed to investigate the ems* of this alarm. On reach•
tag the steins the tries had been heard the keeper
of the elephaate Samuel Harrison, was found in the age of
the two performing eledbants (cow and call) in an almost in.
sensible state from injuries sad ezhaustion. He was car-
ried to the 'toys. Infirmary, where it was found that two
of his ribs had bee is broken. It was at first supposed that
the beasts had attack. d him in some sudden fit of vicious-
ne.s, but he has slue -tared that having been locked out of
his lodgings be went to sleep in the caravan, and lay down
in the straw of the gage where he was found. The old
elephant subsequently lay down with its ponderous weight
upon him, accidentally. and thus crushed his ribs, ',that
be heard them creek, and cried out "murder," being
unable to r silicate himself.
THE UNWHOLESOME MEAT QUESTION. The
&num Counriu Heald contains a report of • case heard in
the Hull Police Court on Monday, where Mr. Masterby, a
local butcher, was charged with having unwholesome meat
in his posseseion. The defendant pleaded that the meat
seised (veal in a very bad a ) was found when "unlined
not in a fit state to be sold fer emus food, and he had kept
it to he chopped up as food for pigs. Mr. Travis, the sitting
magistrate, after investigating the case, said that, under all
the circumstances, be thought the meat was intended for
sale, sad be thought it a very culpable sad gross ease. He
then fined the defendant 16a. and costs, and added that, in
regard to the way in which the defendant bad intended
to as the meat, be should order inquiry to be made, and
should then u• if the law would not prevent Inch as abo-
minable use of it as feeding pigs with it. He thought the
defence • new shominebth and barefaced one. The defence
reality was, that 13 oserby did sot intend to poison the
publics is one way, bat did in another. This case, observes
the Bogen Conistuts Heald, revealu another of the slate- i
rise of the bucketing business, vim, the feeding of pigs
with nauseous, disgusting, and unwholesome food. We
weal the public at large, and especially the bumbler glasses,
net to be tempted lot r the parchment cheep, filthy, putrid
sulks; ad if there ar.- soy means by which we can ethers
that the food we are liable to eat should have been fed ea
wholesome food, let them be adopt. d without hesitation.
We understand that a sporting gentleman in this
city, who has her some time past paid great attention to the
Ware of rate, offers to m .ke a bet of considerable amount,
that be will drive • light wawa from the Aetorelusue up
Headway to Union mum WWI one Modred rats la bar
nom—Jlese York Paper.