The Express.
London, England, 1852-03-05 00:00:00

THE Pa

'CB COURT&
GUILDHALL. _

Aluisoder Theatino;,;;Areerase of Guth fillidds, and
=Les, amu path, woe sok bungle 'up la the
ef frlosiessly mesidting quit ether I. the Crows
wWesestrest, an emulated far
Is coarse of the samosa utillielles haring
ben Mb fir bail is be Mae, ter eeles to IMM seek
sad weessieme hi 1151. wen empted.
A dale Meant was Seed Ow Lee, Ai& he wee esabh
to presaris, and he was esso~y rammed to Ifurgate.
Mr. Was. Citentost. a of Bernarirsies, was
iremelesd far adrift is Er the shemeweirdess of It.
Alatlit% Melbsse. SE Ms by ours to the term*
lomat:s= itirrdsimey ol"Mise=datelikei
11111.101=
eitt. audits& the &eh ef the Ist eb-
jested le hb Gottrustepesed that rimless
sear see cwt the milk el IL
w'.. Friers The Merles in timed assardiag
to the 14dt Geo. lii., cap. Ti, eel aimed Ids with N re-
&Meg te NM the elmokwardess of Aadrew's, He&
bees. la wade yid& Me chanders wen sitested," &e. It
wet wry deer dist Dareard's-ina ard within the
perish aimed is the ensusty and he wald ark the
ebsrehwiehme, if, in the evest of es Megitimate child
=bees to tea? district, it being estra-pariebial, they
Mr. St cm el the churchwardens, maid—Certainly,
sal du 'maid base • prayer AM sun thus.
Mr Same Die thought the tidy advesiege Ilessard's-
ha wadi inks hen being adre.pereshiel in, the es-
emelfes the paysest of rates.
sestesded that BanteriVrias heirg no
width, Mu me se sioneweirdess ; aid if be was liable
lioz,ess, it mil be le eueseste of the yew for that
and whose lame were se messes% to the seniors
of the laa, whe. la the sea the illegitisate child, would
have te smut it rues' titemeives
Mr him Dube said he bed se deeibithet Mr. Charnork
knew mew ages that so** ass he Os worthy Alder-
man) diL iighter.)
Mr. Chums* said he had takes ample hpl VMS, tapes
thearaZesthaed was quite seadmi feet the shush-
wee sot a valid ewer ise f illegatime
child woe barn is the Temple, the Imam wadi support
It swam thsurelva.
I/Whims Duke said If @Wm bus Is estrayereshial
districts hod as dein upset say of the adjoinieg wishes,
so in wed& semen theta.
Mr. Clam& said that wee a dielldesey in the law that
be was set been& to supply.
Mr. Gem mid Mr. Omelet had a rote for the City,
and iledesethe hi Melt ef ell the imatuaities of an is.
habitant et the piste, bet he did set mat to pay for it.
Mr. Chat as& said he est wallas to pay what was right,
but this claim wee mat ender a penal set, sad se a matter
of wane he would each the penalty if he *cold.
Sir JUIN' Doke WI he Moshe Bessaid's-ins
came mein the Messineliss of the prodeet "of •
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part* awl therehre. es it was anneeshama all sidesa
them. of 111, Holborn. dim was the
who such maks such a claim. However, he
the City selletinee epistles ogee the subject.
The City seat* wea Mrs esimmenalcated with, and be
rotwesert tits galiewleig written reply I am of opinion
that mem Priiintk ' preelasts ars liable to reimburse
the deureliwerasse. far the sum they may have been
..rtghLthe megthereeps to pay."
alos Dube, wpm receiving this, decided that the
skim wpm Mr. Chantock had been made out, and that
geggterom @greed to arrange the affair with the church-
wartime.
MARYLEBONB.

Joseph Harris, driver of the cab, No. 344, was summoned
for having refused to convey to an hospital a person who had
met with a very motions accident.
Bainbridge, 106 D, deposed that on Tuesday, 12th ult.,
as he was on duty in the Edgeware-road, he saw a horse
galloping along at a tremendous rat% with a man upon its
back. He soon afterwards saw the rider, who had been
thrown, lying in Connaught-place. Witnecs, with the as-
sistance of 121 D lifted up the man, who was bleeding pro-
fusely from his right leg which had been broken ; he lifted
him up and and having bound the limb round with a hand-
kerchief called to the defendant, who was passing by with
hie vehicle, to convey the man to Bt. Mary's Hospital,
when he pulled up, but, upon seeing blood, changed his
=, so, he said, " he was not going to have his cab
ra a mem." Witness told him that there would be
so time of any damage being done, as the cushions could be
taken off the seat, but he persisted in his refusal, and drove
away ; another cabdriver wee hailed, and he, without hesi-
tation, went with the man to the hospital above.nanted.
The defendant upon being asked what he had to say, re-
plied that his cab was nearly a new one, and that be was
fearful it would have been spoiled, as the man was bleed-
ings great deal.
The magistrate considered that the conduct of the defen-
dant was vary bad in relation to the affair, and said that if
his vehicle had been at all damaged by conveying the man,
he could have taken steps to recover, in another court, for
any injury which the cab might have sustained.
He wee fined 101. and costs or seven days imprisonment.
The penalty was paid.
Charles Cos, the stableman, charged with stealing a cash
boo containing 150 sovereigns from his employer, Mr.
Harris, then of Brest Quebec-street, was committed for
trial.