The Express.
London, England, 1852-12-25 00:00:00

A SCANDALOUS OUTRAGE.--
A row day. sines a short guava* containing
AP main fees counted with the Musing pine of barter
rite. eprearid in the Daily New:
TO TYR EDITOR OP TRH CIARLISSPORD CHRONICLI.
Respected Eriend,—ln the Chrtasssee ot this week I
*Nerve sue. &mooed of en estesere seassitted upee la. by
the bays of the Beemegrave Gross &heel, had ea I em
en Esse non, sad law man f$ awl 11•11111iONS is
that tenni, 1 feel homed W sued Shoo the Bill partievlars
'Or is .onion. la the Wrreeat.r paper which I lead thou
wilt find, under the head of " Vrash Law,- a correct
1101PIOnt of what treats. ed. Tea heed master wee st
°slued at the time, mot Sheinberg all happened ea be absent
all the time I woo at the school, three-pesters of an hour;
bat I fully exonerate them from any knowledge of what
was ping to take place. I send • Npy of on apology which
I have received from the boys, and winch, is obedience to
ay Christian principle', I accept in pea% reuse to Me 'her-
mitic, of law INOCCEILIERS RAMlalia. The cause of offence
was my having ezhibited in nip shop window a paper
(white,' I ale) :victim) stating some of the ream.. wile, in
common with slimy other Cl in professors, I total nut
Wellington
in the observatite of the day on which the late Duke of
Wellington was buried.—l IN, Le., JOSEPH DILL.—
Brums.grote, 12mo. 21st,

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TU MA. inILL, 119.0/4110110V11.
"Tuesday, the 14th Dec.,l&i2.
" Sir,—la our own names, and in behalf of our school-
fellows, we beg to offer the fullest apology it our power tor
the new table outrage committed un your penes ea
Tuesday, the 30th of November. It was uniustillible seen
interterenee with your matimente, which you had a full
right to 'spew, and as offending against the errnoaal mew
Wry which the law dammed' for every one. We can es,
you that it was far from cur intention to wound your he:.
top or insult your opinions; and we had no idea et the
time that what we looked upon at the time es • youthful
Mke would have been viewed is so serious a light. We
sincerely hope that your acceptance of the apoiogy .t our
hands will at once °ha. remembrance of the past. in
I a renewal of good feeling fur the future.-11. Oaten, WM.
I Ken, and five when.—Bromagrom Grammar School."
The tailoring is the amount of the affair given by OUT
contemporary the Worcestrr Herald
"CUilluU4 INSTANCI or Uses Law.—Many of our
readers are aware that .he tradesmen belonging to the So-
ciety of Friends refused to close their shops on the dig of
the Duke's funeral, sad Intel:decode bill into their • widows
justifying their refusal to do homage to the memory of a
man whom fame was principally of the military kind. One
of the Friends, a tradesman of a country town, was pitched
upon as the scapegoat of his stet for the offence mildest
public opinion. went on in their usual course in
the' Friend's' establishment tin the Met day of the last
month, when a small boy Galled upon the proprietor Wend
nemo,and delivered& verbal message to him to the effect that
his presence was required on Desists' at the Grammar
School. et the study of Mr. —, at (our o'clock in the
'Samoa'. Now, the 30th of November was market day
at —, and the ' Priced,' therefore, could ill spare the
time for the visit, but be knew that the boys at the
Grammar School were the sena of rich parents, and, an-
ticipating, we presume, that be was about to receive ea
extensive order for goods in his line, he made himself
tidy end neat, as became a man of his sobriety, and
welted down to the school. liming passed through the
principal grounds, he turned ism the school-yard and en-
quired the way to ' Mr. study.' Half a doses boys
at once pointed out a door on his right t and, end showed
by their looks that they took more then a cosmos in-
terne in their visitor. Precisely es the clock was
sulking four the 'Friend's knuckles were rapping at the
door thin indicated by the buys. ' Come in,' cried a
voice, and iu he w. nt. In the room, which was rather large
for 'schoolboy's study, he found half-a-dozen of the larger
boys. How do you do, Mr. —1• was the polite salca-
tics of some rine. ' Pretty well, I thank thee—hew en
thee 1 • said the Quaker. 'Ah ! you an a gentleman—post
an Till punctual,' said the tresch. roue student, Ahem(
en easy, off hand manner. " What might be the badness
I was wanted uphn,' quietly asked the ' Friend.' But
the explanation, which did not seem to come readily, was
cut short by some of the lads who hod followed the Quaker
in soddenly slipping a rope over the " Frit tad's " Ghoul-
den, and in an instant the arms of the istmi•hed men cf
puss were fast to hie Wee. The Friend ' was in t' •
prime of life, and ibis to make a tolerable impression upon
the skies of his enemies with Moretti shoes, but true to his
non-reeistanee principles he Mined net a toe, and did
nought but rent nitrate and naiad. At flrit he was
paralysed with astonishment ; but es recovering his self- I
in some dee roe, he humbly inquired of the stn.
I:tra what was the eatene of his offence. Tearoom was now
Sued with scholars, who answered with shouts, '
'Wellington,' and with a seemed rope theymade
his legs as fast as his arms. The ' Friend's ' meek ques-
tions, ' What are you deg 2' What have I done to
&earn this ?' met wick , incept t Oh, its
all eight ; tell yes shim* bite' IMsgk the seitumes of
the Quaker seemed mush le selmeleh the lads. The cq.ere-
Soo of binding eurgied seven* minutes, and when it was
over, the ' Fnead wasdissed into a chair. Now then,
now then,' cried the and sunousded the chair.
Oh,' cried the ' F in
_gnat tribulation, lot
braves', sake preserve met d.
Meet injure me, for the
sake of my family, dealt.* His entreaties fell di of
ears, for the boys shouldered the ehok and msnhsi him
into the plc -ground.
oftLcregemen reeimeme had been
as
paraded meg as tne thettabt dr, • maple of
rugs were produced, mil it wee that the Prised'
beisa to feu that Mobile meat wialse abort el murder,
sad that the mode of omeseles me to be sufeeseisa. lie
spin resemod Ms wahine lee mews. bet hie sensiators
=Zto be lefameeed, fee they esioutthe pitehed
it them, sod thee es rainy boys u seeld tide held
of the allot of the rug seised it, and he me toured low
the sir a ter the reargued example of demise Pume. At
this juncture fee. en* the mussel mein mimed
the victim partially isessidble, and be wee Weed over
and over again, till his enemies bed so smear k
left in them. Then he was replier/ is the chair
sad carried back tochair,
the plan where he was UM Mosher!
ttssly inveigled. Altar Ise lima had bus slimed him M
select his scattered wits, he was hid that his Wises lay
in putting the Lill in his widow the Duke of
Wellington, and he was sedseed to remove Ts immedistely
on arriving at home. The duke was emeammes theirs,
sad kis memory should set be iambs/. TM 'Friend
declared that be wee •• m-of peso% ml maid sot there-
fore sanction war; be_niresgbt It was Wduty he keep the
bill in the window. llsolimi him thus Arta, they el=
their mode of attack; hum teasing him mho
mended to latter him. ' Yoe are a MY:
mid You ham steak is your mite/S*6Mo a
but le Me that bill away. If you'll take Items yellf,
be the jelliest follow is the taws." 'No said the man of
pesos humbly. I feel I user sltaU be ; I 'feel myself the low-
est *flies low.' At lest they *abound him, and he got up to
premed homeward. 'Have you dam with me /' he
IWstly [squired. ' Oh, yes; you're a Christian ; a jolly
kick to your pritecipke, we give you eredit for this' • I
Moak you,' rammed the Quaker, for not breaking my
boom, or doring my body,' mil then he walked calmly
away from the study. The haten were so struck
with admiration at the heywumboMty of their victim that
they shesintely. in the sad pus three them for the
•trierar es ' a jolly Mum end a regular brick.' !neon-
▪ b. walked Mime sad seat for Mr. —,
wwitejerseriptims sees roshered Itia mind and body to their
healthy ostrAties. Thu bays declare that they
woe awfully by Ms (Maker's refusal to show
and that they let or their he. There is a sequel,
Worm, to II Md. It hi reported that the lads have bee.
pat epos sheet amens ibr ore offence, and that these are
asompealed with heavy Impositions and close sonflne-
I met"

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL.
Oacenartort.—On Sunday, 19th December, 1832,
dm Levi BM" dßeam aad Naas, hold - ardiaLkat at
IA fissea Clapal, Om la raw., alma W. Kelly ma-
mbo/ atadeat at Trim. CaL, Daltekt. Lbw& /Mart Bray,
8.A., Ma. Col , Dobbs, eed Osage WHIM. Loagstale
latetate, wan admitted fate dr bee masa d dasoma ;
sal Jassph wwiem Lewlay, LA., Bt. mead
Oasa. mid Mishard Ma, 8.A., Sri*. Col" NM* watt
admitted rebels.