The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-05 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

Ifeeteriap, the October Chearel Queteelearies wee es=
mewl at Oterkeewell, bat the ealy baguet bran the
elan was tie rain of the jar, Has fru the Idak
sagas ef eea-
dteleieee and hundreds of the county. The
nagbbstee pees= were, Kr. Puna (the . hairenan).
Jesse If= lar. Cleehl, rad Mr. Weedwant. The =pier
lino he lb, MIMI of ell =Jibe parges el sew hereon
Ar sage awl using wit be hued ea Downey. Time
us
411 uppilealkee Is. the reward of 161101116 If Mill
rely, eii Si Ar tie renewal of imams Ar nark sat
&Dein. There are 42 sew application' of the tarns eba-
Teeter, sad 10 of the latter.

THE POLICE COURTS.
MARLBOROUGH-STRUT.
Wes. Taylor, an ill-looking young Mew, was
with hens, stolen a silver wahM, eir=rl:l.a•rfeesa.
Stoepel, protemor of muide, 10. t, Mut-
ebester-square.
Promeutor stated that ea ltekagle. sight he wee stand-
ing in Tiebberaeatreet, Denali to lie Meta, of • head of
Itinerant mutiehmt, when he felt • sin. lag et his work
guard, aad as putting his hand to the Met Do Minna lie
watch produced. Hs unmediated Med em into eni
the prism*, whom he bed mellee. shollog
*
dose by his side, nn off; ea* bin to be the
thief, ke followed as fast as be es hr so /*am
street, where prisoner wee Negri. Own In charge.
A witness who was presseemp *se ay when the pri-
soner wee Mopped proved serial him *yew the watch
away. Witness sabsequently pithei it aft rd gave it to
the constable.
The prisoner, who denied the dregs, wee emunitted for
trial.
THAMES.
Males Day
.Derry, • private in the Etiffigeetie Guards,
was again 'rammed on the chugs of waft • tkreatealeg
letter to lady Dyke, of Lulliseskime OEN% UMW *IMP
cusastances reported yesterday.
The wife was now in attendees% aril her ____meat wee
received for the magistrate's mattes mama the
isemslfty of se oath.
31m. Deny, the prisoner's wile. elated thee*. bilges
waren' to Lady Dyke, who bail treated bee end lee
child with the greatest kindass• he four sellnigh Logy
Dyke did not prevent her swag bee .Herd. Ilse I
emu ALM had been brought deem to leaMegosow by
Lady Dyke's own desire, in order that It might
be milderits mother's observation, and a pint of new milk
wee met from the exude for it every day until it was re-
moved from her care by its father a mouth ago. The doctor
said it was • very healthy child, although it fell off a little
when weaned, and had a slight rash cm it when the father
took it away. Her husband had written to her repeatedly
to mud him sow, sad because she had refused to do so
he took the child away from Lullinstone, and she was kept
in iguanas. of where It was plead until that day.
Mr. Yardley —1 wet help thinking that Lullingstone
was the best *ass he the child.
Mn. Ban than pa in a packet of letter she had re.
rived from her lembari, taking for money. They were
all received aler the child wee removed from Lulling-
stoma. These she had received previously _lee demanded
messy, aad oho bad lately destroyed them. When her
hubs* hmeried her child she mid he might take it,
but be Err ea expect any mosey from her for its sup-
poet. Illio Ire *en quite satisfied with the treatment of the
child, bat be wee net
Mr. UMW Imo& it wee quite natural for the prisoner
to write le lie wide Ise messy for the maintenaste of the
AO eke la we token hem Lulling**, for it was per-
** sidlawietes to spree the prieswer, who was only a
private wilier, meld midatela it out of his pay.
• serpenat of WOsiers* Chards said there won
taw is So reglasst eapperting *oh children. One sot-
der, a warm. we supporting three children. The pet.
raw oblaieed de. M. per week, ard bad opportunities et
arias mew mosey. Wiest the regiment was at Whim
all *a miaow were *owed to go sad work in the idle
and gaihe ban* le, rut cured teem 10s. to 12s. pare&
The pier* mail ha may war* Ms. from kis wit he
pay • debt es a penis tamed Dillon, with whom they fee.
wetly
The prise'_ wife said that she
astiette. weekly out et
*e wages she received from Lady the the maims-
new of the child at Lullingstonit, that her ladyship
hod and clothing for it whoa it was In C bfritts:
ea She bad no *eh a have way
kleroonme at fee busied, who rely **A bee wil
He had illmesd her, sad brought he.. loose wenn whoa
its lived with bed..
The mid his wife had boss bribed to say all this.
The musts said Lady Dyke mead have no motive for
billing ihe rehroses. If else bed awaked her own con-
landellha she would rather have dissitarged her at once
veep Mail* at the heir. He bet used the prisoner had a
gad haw iw yon ewe all, sod he took it that it wee
imtphens • weempheahlti, staple &Meg that Lady Dyke and
her dowesseles won his merles, *at le bed mitten the letter.
lk. arm* edreitted thee the awerises in the letter
Mat *we midi be bieedshod if his erldo and child did not
Mlle her, NA that be weld gat a Moos of pistols and
Cbf his seeped with oar ratemese that sootier
tree mew be would wing at Morph', re-
plied thiabe Wended paresaal violas, towards Lady Dyke
Mraril gnealka
Tway, however, was of *him there was no
dinst emit made we of, and that ikon we did not oome
within the statute. It wee, however a brash of the peace
to NM week a letter • but he thougg it vas wanks *der
as 1101111111 k warmth of belies, had upon the whole if he
revival Is reason from the primmer that be wee sorry
hr what be hat dome, sad would *emir any more letters,
be retold hike the alrew's own resegnisances, but in •
TeisalerVzsa,"" heed aseiroes:„ crossed her fears of the
bad applied the meet opprobrious epithets
WY, Etta6 Lady Dyke. She wee afraid of the
Preside*, ell the prisoner should also be bound over
*beep the pease *wads hire. Chapman, and for a very
log term. The magistrate then reasoned with the pa-
mist for some time, and said that, at present, the mother
MI• Oils *the legal custody of the child.
tie polmmer weestually expressed his sorrow for what
be bride wood 'peed *at the child should be sent for
had delimited* lie=ar or sent down to Lulliapteme
neat day • lb. tadertaking to pay all sageness.
Mr. Yirdley ,es the primmer'e wife was is the as.
celpt of 12a. per wet h, the aught to pay for the white-
nuns of her child, beams the gave that to another which
belonged to her own chill The e request on that
I bead was only very rommehies = must be a very
mean selfish fellow to upset say abb wits's earnings for
hiareelf.
The prisoner then entered into recognimanose to keep the
pesos towards all her Mejeety's subjects for two years, and
was discharged.

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QUEEN'S COLLEGE, BIRMINGHAN.—Tho dietribn-
tics at the promising academic institution of the midland
metropolis took place yesterday at the Music Hall, in the
presence of a large and respectable assemblage, a very ap-
propriate and able address being delivered on the occaaion
by Archdeacon Sondford. The Warnefurd scholars were
desisted to be Messrs. Webb, Franks, sad Wilkinson; and
Mews. Webb and Waller revered the Wunder/ gold
medals. The theelegieal prime was awarded to Mr. Perry,
and the via-priacipal's prim, as well as the two prism fur
"general literature," were awarded to Mr. Bond. The
mediae for anatomy, surgery, and medicine were siren to
Messrs. Wilkinson, James, and Webb; the two medals for
chemistry and forensic medicine to Mr. Harris; for materia
mediae, botany, midwifery, and demonstrations to Messrs.
Jacob, Janney, Franks, and Fowks. The clinical prises
were awarded to Messrs. Franks, Banks, Wilkinson, and
Janney; and the governors gold medals for regularity of
conduct to Megan. Perry and Franks. It is somewhat re-
markable that, although this college is in its infancy, there
are already seventy medical practitioners in Birmieghens
who were students within its walls.

.. ....
Dr. Anderson (Chemist.... to the.-Ili—
ghlaad Society) to the
Professorship of Chemistry, University of Glasgow.
Rev. John George Bourne, to Castle Donington Vicarage,
Leicestershire; value 2231., and residence ; patron, Marquis
of Heating,.
Rev. Alington Cooper, to High Toynton Perpetual
Curacy, Lincolnshire ; value 801. ; patron, Bishop of Car
lisle.
i Rev. Donne, to Trowbridge Curacy, Wilts.
Rev. John Draper, to be Assistant Chaplain of the Con-
vict Primo, Wakefield.
Rev. William Laing, to St. Martin Rectory, Colchester;
value 1021., with residence; patron, Bishop of Rochester
(by reams of lapse). I
Rev. William Leahy, to the Archdeaconry of Killala.
Rev. Oulton, to be Registrar of Queen's College,
Belfast.
Rev. William Henry Hanson, M.A., Rector of Hockwold,
with Wilton, in Norfolk, to an Honorary Canonry in the
Cathedral Church of Norwich.
Rev. Charles John Lucas, M.A. to the Rectory of
Thrigby, in Norfolk, onth.e..p.r.:ntistii;n of Thomas Browne,
of Thrigby aforesaid, Esq.
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Hicvoutles.—Laugdou , Eat 'Kent, archdiocese Center-
bury, value, 1281. and residence ; patron, Earl of Guild-
ford; Rev. F. De Chair, deceased.
Manton, county and diocese Lincoln, value 2521. and re-
sidence ; patron, W. Daiwa, Esq. ; Rev. F. De Chair,
deceased.
V tcaaaaa.—Alston•Merr,with Garigcll Curacy, Cumber-
land, diocese Durham ; value, 1391. and residence ; patrons,
Greenwich Hospital; Bev. Hugh Bahia, deceased.