The Express.
London, England, 1855-03-26 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 26, 1855.

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Mr. Joie Gaylewd, augese, deposed that he fogad the
primmer Barbi' epos the wood lesAlag, partly dreamed,-
sad limileg from a wooed.. the right of the threat.
The Ibusde, wise wee is ber nen greet, had a wooed is her
Owe elan The womb la mad ease were saner,. They
wen Ant line base is tenth. He sewed them up.
Had meweed the ether sibmiag Maimed the Werke.
L reply le a swam hem Mr. Loop, Mr. Gayiesed said
litat me artery of the wise.'. throat wee divided, end that
there wen tire eats es the Pagers of her left bead. He
did sells* apes the weamis as help of a mine dieneter.
Ea hid wank they weal/ bedi menet with seen
Ti. peiseser's newer le die shame wee that the wenn
with when be had been Beni liad hog ben sleeted I. her
mind, sod that is a state of nohow% she get est of bed
sad penessed herself of his ease of MOIL He was in the
wit of :Was Irma his bed, when elm drew a razor :moss
his *rest, sad thus ras to sensor of the room, where she
deem the ram area her ow. throat.
Pb.. ether pertiesaan were gess into, aad the prisoner
called a witness to show that es the previous day, the female
bang required to alp same deasmeata with respect to
properry, embiblied s dereseemed of istelleet. She walked
to and he is the seem fa oboes Mee hours, and was en-
. dandy lahmarieg soder ermine', aberration of mind.
Heil M tahsll, spas We asked if she had arty
statement to male, nil she bed se sharp to prefer against
the prisoner.
Mr. Long, after having patiently heard the evident* of
the several witnesses, said that it was a most panful case.
Under all the circitatstasees, he felt bound to discharge
the prisoner, but it was seeessery that an inquiry should be
fastituted as to the wended,
state if =lad.
The case having ided, Mr. Herring and Zanily Mit-
chell left the court together.
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Alfred Moore, a carafes', was charged with having
caused as ammonia to. putiontam named Mahon, living
at 33, Endopstrest, Cundiammena, by knocking at his
door without lawful excuse he se &kw.
t stated that eta the proclaim night defendant
Moltial L pest
Evan's Hotel, Coventtarden, to his reel-
duos, and on his alighting and inquiring what was the
fare, ha was told that it was Is. ; he handed a half-crown to
defeedaat, who remarked that he had only a Bd., and con-
solustly could not give him the change. He (complainant)
toid dofsndaat that he was bound to have change, and that,
as he could not give it he might call again, as he knew
where he had set down. Complainant added that he was
in doors, sad soon afterwards defendant knocked loudly
several times, and he was compelled to give the cabman
into custody.
Mr. Long—Where did you get your law ham sir, that a
cabman is obliged to be supplisd with Mange to give to
those whom he may drive
Complainant—lt has bee* decided by Mr. Bingham, at
Ibriborough•strest, that he has a right to do too.
Mr. Long—l cannot bring myself to believe that Mr.
Bingham gave any decision of the kind.
Complainant—l was p t epos the occasion, sir, and I
assure you that be did.
Mr. Long, notwithstanding complainant's positive moor-
tioo, indicated, by a motion of the head, that Mr. Bingham
bad sot made say decision of the kind.
Complainant—The cabman was acquainted with my ad-
dress, end he knew where to call for his money.
Mr. Lug—Tee; but he was not to lose his time is rus-
tling after you for his proper lam. My opinion is that be
did not knock without reasosable excuse. (To the defend-
ant.) You aro discharged.

F811461.-ADJOORMID ANNUAL MERTZ

PUIIIIOIT Drllllol.
On Saturday morning the liaessing meeting,
adjourned hen the 17th last, wu held at the tlerdoaa•
house, Cletkenwel', for the purpose of dealdlng as to the
/ranting new lioness. The usitstrates present were J.
Warner. B.q , "batman, and Neon. Woodward sad Chap-
am There were 19 petitions, 14 la the parish of It. Mary,
lellagese, and 6 le sae parish of Clerkeawell.
After some obeervedeas tree the chairman, the whole of
the 'upended House were renewed, sad the pew applies-
, lions heasd as follows:

ST. NeXT, ISLINGTON.
The first applicant was Mr. George Brooks, formerly a
linseed victualler, for a house situate at the conker of
Maiden-lane and Jeoction-road.
The house woe stated to be one of a superior class, and
from its situation suited in every way for a pubile-house.—
License granted.
Duke of Wellington, beer-house, Wellington-road, Hel-1
W
loway. Mr. Charles an, beer-seller, applied for a homes
for the above house.
The petition set forth that the neighbourhood, as well as
the inhabited*, had greatly increased, and that much in-
sameseimase was felt from the want of accommodation of a
lisessed been. This bore the signatures of about 3001
prem.
Mr. Chu's* Walker, a builder, aloe applied for a license
for a house Waste at the corner of Charles-street and Hol-
lingwortb-street, Wellington-road; and Mr. Samuel Boner,
a builder, for a house at the corner of Wellington-road, and
Wellisgton-ternee.
After some eoesultatioa the Resumes were refitted.
A linen was petitioned for by Mr. Thome Silcook, the
proprietor of a home situate at the corner of York place and
Wakeling-terrace.
The memorial set forth that the house had been built in
a meet substantial manner far a public-house, and that a
great deal of trate mast neemassily take place In conse-
quence of the new tattle market, betweee which place and
Holloway the house stood in the &root line of communise
tine. Mr. Biloock also stated in his petition that he had
formerly been a licensed victualler, and was therefore suited
to conduct such a Widnes'.
After a short oonealtation, the magistrates derided not
to greet the lianas.
A license was neat applied for by Mr. James Harris,
beeneller, of No. 11, Sainsbury-grove, Albany-road, Barns-
bury. The petition stated that in consequence of the in-
crease of the neighbourhood another licensed house was
required.—License refused.
The City of Rome beerhouse, 11,4nan•road, near the
[ Prison at Pentonville. Mr. John Chorley Clarke applied
for a licenseto this beam. _

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Mr. Bodkin appeared for Mr. Clarke, and stated that du-
bs, the past twelvemonth a large number of houses and
other buildings bad been erected on the adjoining land, and,
in fact, that a new neighbourhood was about to be erected.
The terns of the lease strictly laid down that no other
licensed hones s►ould exist on the estate —License granted.
The Prince Arthur, bur-house, Oford-road. Mr. Ri&,ard
Madgin, builder, the proprietor of this home, was the next
memorialist. The petition, which was numerously signed,
set forth that the house, as a beer-shop, had been most
respectably carried on, and that the neighbourhood in the
vicinity of the house had greatly ineressod.—Liunse
granted.
The Buchan of Yost, beer-house, Half Moon ereseent.
Mr. William Blake, beerseller, and proprietor of this house,
applied fora license on similar grounds to the lest appli-
unt—Lieense refused.

New Copenhagen Beer-house, Belida'', Malden-lane, Mr.
W. Morton, beer-seller, petitioned for this license.
Mr. Bodkin appeared for Mr. Morton, and stated that
the applicant bad for rainy years carried on business as a
licensed victualler in the city, and that Diabolist, bad always
been carried on in a very respectable manner,—License re-
fused.

The Prince Arthur beer-house. Mr. Henry Law, beer-
seller, and landlord of this house, applied on the ground that
sista he had petitioned on a previous omission the neighbour-
hood had largely ineressed.—Lieense granted.
The Shalcapear„ beer-house, Wharf-road, Caledonian-road.
Mr. Joha Smith petitioned, and there was no opposition.
—Lioise treated.
A home, situate near the Canal-taidge, York-road
(Meiden•lene) —Mr. Charlse Oswald Reboots, wharfinger,
was the petitioner for a Sense, which was described as
being near the fruit and vegetable market, and also near
the goods station of the Great Northern Railway ; the
directors of which opposed, on the ground that the house
was unfinished, and that there were already sulleient
licensed houses in the loesality.—License refused.
The last appliaation in this parish was for a house, No.
4, York-road, by Mr. Thomas Wskefield.—Lkense refund.
BT. JAII3I, CLINAILNWELL.
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In this parish there were are applicaions from beer-shop
keepers, vie, John Roper, 28, Beaton-street; George
Pidler, 198, St. John-strut; William Bainbridge, 9,
Skioner.streei ; William Sparrow, 48, Henry-street; and
Edwin Bennett, 4, Pleasant-place.
The Bench refused to great licenses to any of the above.
This closed the licensing badness for this division, in
which, out of 48 applications, there were 14 granted, and all
the suspended licenses were renewed.