The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-14 00:00:00

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date la date fez pubileatkis yesterday; they *mew
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THE GALS ON TUX COY! OP
caseation esseared le • wiry heavy gale of wind on Moe-
deg lea. the I& leetiaA et.. wear a eaten is le merit
paffhteler albaliwa We lave ea dilehed the setheithity
et the elelmosh whhh glow wailer that la the adds of
the slim awry semi peaks it It soled with attamalleary
'Mime yea ea eaftelle spume of water when Sae was
Rabbi to mem lb were. The_ p{. wee open the
essilwere sweet /00.11 n, ma Med the while day,
with tamale et vela. • mime rid dr, blab, Madge
him he elle% wad bee have ameedel Mg yards In
beeedib, owed lb inured sleeealh. The Ms. of it Was
dose %the peke where the Mkt Oho* liabeery eaten the
sea Tee beset that were high eat why on she bad, mei et
lb hilegarde het with a liasetee, Wan ten 1...by the_ tailed the rem ies eargaise sod the
Imeb *minion wee iambiN we, Om sir sae et then
(they VIM both hub et 14 Mi le
about le pods, what It oeseestered • to It ever-
wt, mid am dybe yeah ebb* eseake pail, whisk it
dissillehrd. wad.: NNW ra
id Orpbeie, beteg lordly
deelesyst The Whir beet wee ere rather hither,
wad web dewed. They both beimaged is the Cease
Ow* Seetriee. The wind then blew area went tree
in a ybetatiae bellied Sir 0. H. Rose% been, nappies
ethers ;duet of. It wrack the hoses se ,ideally is le
shahs it, whilst a very load sowed like a whistle we bred
in ea ore spear Wee to the how. • theriseleg Wee
=lLabthis past. It did not lam wee them • labiate
.si It bow the, to have preseeded is ib
EllOnethe awn la be dinettes et the Are MOM

Lab lintetifgence.
MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.—YESTEADAY.
loon ILL Raman Aiwa, Asfasnirr Jove'.

John Carib, 40, was Whew' fee laving obtained 21.
bee filmy Osbert% with West M defraud the directors
the MMus Omelet ling Onnesay.
B:its=emel thet the palmam tem • carmen attached to
the depilation er the =Men Comities Railway, at
dmie. ad*, Ilde• mimes he was charged with
emeited in Ls ILL. Niels* ham Mr. Osborne, one of
:aeppgarre maim, the ewe at L. L., stating that he
MI *at ma fee we en Madge hie van three& the
gate, whereas the lest nee Oft he had ad heee
through the gate at all. het en the leadeary had him a
circuitous route to amid the gate. I. peteftted a &Milieu I
ticket to Mr. Osborne, whisk repressaM that the Nil in
stunk. Ld Len millet the gate. heads of this Leade-
nly' have Leh Recited M Lae extent on the eampeny,
sad die delude. efis:sh= was owing to Impostor
Orsum of the goods
The pdasser was fossil evil*
ICostiplar Weed, another semen in the company's sir-
vice, wee than tend ea a precisely similar charge, and was
found CM*
It appears that this metes of fraud has been carried on
to a very serious extent by Ma railway carmen, and not
only were W figures on the tickets fmwies' but the
tickets themselves were fake never baying en issued by
the road trust, although in aim, appearance, and print, they
bore a remarkably close meemblones to the tickets Leased in
the regular way, le Wof the frauds iwa had
the tic ete purposely led.
Mr. B-' lb.. bawds were ammo= is num-
ber, and 11061111111111111 wen Wing made to trace out those
who supplied the herd tickets to the mama.
The Amines& Judge said he could not puss over such
area with a Wight Lalehment without giving encourage-
ment he** sinsilisa et beads ea every public comma'
In Lea** Ile this seateneed them to nine months' bard
WOW. _ _

lionferre, Mary Ann Seminole, and Pauline
D. erge, mandetsd at the last sessions at Weetnsineter
of keetiag • ammtea brothel in Sherrard-street, Soho,
Were mai gra le 'amender to receive judgment, in dis-
ebange nagglimanee. D. Delfotge did not surren-
der, sag the realgainsese of herself and bail were es-
treited. _ _ _

Yr. sigui
the es port the of the preerention, preyed the
Judgment of mut ea astern sod %maim and stated
that ebee Stir esevietiest they had resorted to the trick of
weft tkdbaldw As the hew, end still keeping poe-
eesMen the haellerd, se that when the prosecution
was at ea end they might go back again, and occaaion
spin the intolerable nuisance that had been com-
plained of.
The Amintaat Judge said the sentence had been respited
to give the defendants an opportunity to we the premises,
and as they had not done so they must take the come- I
qualms. 110 then sentenced !lantern to six months' hard
labour, and Seannon, who was but a 'errant in the house,
to a fine dose shilling.

THE POLICE COURTS.
MANSION-HOUSE.
High C. Coleman was brought before Sir R. W. Car-
den hr !sal examination, upon the charge of having made
a false deslaration, with intent to defraud. Mr. Robin
It
he WI elhaiabg elitemitlitlonal evidence :
Mr. WIN= Meson, of No. 12, Coleman-street, gentle-
men, Midi I Ike% haw the prisoarrt, but I lent 4001. upon
the deed piedues, dated nth January, 1848, between
Harvest Colaume, of Brightest. et the drat part; H. C.
Wow% of the same plese if the seemed part ; and myself,
et the part. Ursa seek beetles at the prisoner, I
malebias so the puma to whom I lest the money.
John Short added the husorleg to his former eel-
dews :—I have examined the deed prelseed by Mr. Jam-
son, by which the primes to 14. Johnson MI the
part, share, and properties el lie phew, of, in, end to
9601., 1 per Cent. Annuiths. eel, die MmeegMsad tens-
' agents at or near the town el Disiesesee to seemly of
sent, New Norfolk-street, Stepney od Halderiesisr-
dens• iu the schedule, written under the said deed ; and the
rents and proceeds thereof to which be was entitled, expec-
tant on the decease of Margaret Coleman, under the
trusts of the indentures of settlement, dated 14th
September, 1814. The deed of settlement referred to in
that deed I have no doubt is the same deed referred to in
the declaration of the prisoner. The signature to the deed,
" Hugh Cavendish Coleman," I believe to be the prisoner's
handeelleg.
Mr. Idea Bicksell, engineer, said—l was witness to the
aseselime of the deed produced. The other attesting wit-
numb ispd.

It was bers stated that several sheriffs' omeers were pre-
sent, awl aszioas to know whether bail was to be taken for
ytl::e= by the magistrate at the conclusion of the in-
1. W. Crew (to Mr. Short What amount of
AK the patiner receive from bar. Dodd, the soli-

ilivrt—He got 7001. has ILL Dodd, bat I have
nom to Wine that the eesority is ratiatatis
pyt=
eamoisdia Ol . pop= sad IM ebis of Os
ea aim Ogre I bane,.. duke to promos the
=iiirorate addeddy rind a great deal, ad ha
sideatly
MR. W. Cardea—De rya believe the declaration was
made try the inieeasr he well knowing that the contents
wen Nos ?

Sheet (ns our reporter understood him)—l believe
that the deelesetion yea intended to be false, and it was eo,
bekrlenspeeking, I believe it is true.
. Carden—He has declared that he has raised
M weer upon the deed, and it is pretty evident that he
Itbee.
ii Mppeue me that bath the legal guilt and the
meal • t due
Kr. abler emeestedlemile t tha aldermen would Az the
meest of tell.

Sir R. W. Carden—l shall not be satisfied with less than
two securities for 2601. each, and his own security in 6001.,
with 24 hours' notice of bail.
The following is the opinion gives by Lord Campbell
nyom Wag nspted to advise the Society of Public Nota-
nee of baba:" Whether under act 6 and 6 William IV.,
sec. 16, • Mary public duly admitted, and practising, be
authorised in suasive the solemn declarations mentioned in
the said sulks t " Answer : " I think there is no doubt
*Wow Mat •••••ey is authorised to receive the solemn
doolesolions whowei to; the authority is ezpremly given,
owl dim is Whin in the act to restrict or qualify it."
Gorow, an e:-cabman, was charged with an-
lifmtCalliSiiikkg a nab belonging to Mr. Page, a cab pro-
phets. Bow off the stand at the Black Boy, Lesdenhall-
drank sod*log for hire daring( the night without the
authority of VW Wooer or driver. The latter left the cab
on the stood untandod at 11 o'clock, while he went into ,
the Mak Boy to obtain some refreshment, and on re- '
turning to the rank be found the cab and hone gone, and
Wain more was heard of them until the prisoner was
nisposismisil that morning by polloe.constable 664, with
Ifte mils, Ow driving without • badge or license. The pri-
mmer was Mika to the station-house and the cab to the
=mud. On searching the prisoner 11. tie. wee found on
The prisoner made a rambling statement of being em-
ployed to have an eye to the cab, when a gentleman
came up and required to be driven to Newpte-street,
He called to the driver in the Black Boy, but as he did
not answer he did not like to lose the fare, end drove the
gentleman to Newpte-street. On his return through
Cboapside, he was hailed by another person, • doctor, who
required to be taken to Ham and back on a cue of enter-
gamey, for which he would be well paid. He accordingly
took the gentleman there and back, end received 16s. for
his fare, and alter he had his breakfast he intended to take
the cab to the driver's house, to take It to Mr. Page's
stables and hand him over the money, when he was stopped
by the policeman.
Mr. Pap said the cab oucht to have boat hem* at
twelve o'clock, and the horse was in a most dispersed eon-

SIT& Carden ordered 18e. of the money found on the
prisoner to be handed to Mr. Page, and sentenced the
prisoner to pay a tine of 40e., or ens month's imprisonment.

B. Pe* • boy, aged 12 yam, ems amid with stab.
bki • albel•rei maned Willis, pu la Shoe-lam,
awl Mks Ps" the boy'. melkar,wesaispd with assault-
Musighisast.
e gsmessier stated that Is ansetwesse of differmees
width seemeed between the amber rodl himself, who lived
is the seem buret es sse et her *Wren being so
lasskiessmO, 10111 leak yaps**, etyma to strike him with,
wins tba boy took up as enter kWh, earn behind him,
sod dabbed Lim I. the Wok. The wound was of some
de es& bled very mach. lie bad been obliged to have
it dremed by •
She prima= into an account of the quarrel be-
twos& As pasties, bet did sot deny the fact of the
stabbbg.
The wain wee boned over to keep the peace, sad the
boy wee resteseed to seven days' imprisonment.

BOW-811LEBT.
Wolk* • Ate, a member of Orsy's-ine, describing
Woosolf u a oposial pleader, of 2, Middle Tempe-lane, was
brossike beam Mr. Henry for re-ezaasinatto• ea several
&moo of floosory and obtainiag norm widow Woo pre-
emie.

Se prima wee reemsded from Friday bat The dr-
egmeleweri demesd te at the Arm mandsatioa wen,
l le the Meet that the paesomdrid. Ma. woad, was
the OW et Be. lablia Weed, a Wang geadsama, who
ied M ChrlMMer, thldeLwidohnrettegas /e fading
fading
bee he Minim la himself as the
eempeakie Ober hMs rd velemMored to mange
her @Miss. lbws armed with bee satkeity, he possessed
himself ether oaths mom esasisting of alma 6001., an
a=
(SM. tad some peeporty at Glasgow, which he
is her le sell for 2141. TWO seeseat (minty 41. for
Mir owe immediate use) was plead Y their joint names in
the Commamidel Bank et Leaden, eml drawn
oat by the mboaer by amass, bombs the signa-
ture of the widow. fie emothrood Iles to remiss the
widow's awl* from ilsellami, ismilleg forged receipts for
the some, end same biz am tea a taw shillings,
at hsnels, bee
Mr. Weataer mum ed as to emend the prosera-
tismealmealf et the widow, sad ths primmer, alga engaging
a sellamr, enpresmil a wish te defend himself.
Mr. army impaired if the mewegen of the hank still do.
shoed lipitte
Kr. (iwr He barrister, stated that he had consulted
with Ilm Bilkatias (who, with himself, represented the
, and Meg Mee of maim that the smug= mkt
M homk)to Wow ice itosiestiis ai prams.