The Express.
London, England, 1862-09-18 00:00:00

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

PARISH PROBECUTIONS OF TUC BROTHILL-KREPRIId OF
ARUNDLL•COORT.

Ellen Churchill and Ellen Del; were charged before Mr.
Tyrwhitt with keeping a brothel at 8, Arundel-court, Hay-
market, on the evidence of Sergeant Appleton, 26 C.
Mr. Fdward Lewis, of Great Marlborough-street, said the
were ouly the servants, the principals not being
.Cl7.'"Be, therefore, hoped the full amount of bail would
not be required.
Mr. Tyrwhitt fixed the bail at two sureties in 401. each.
John ifirkin and Sarah Barren were charged with keep-
in a brothel at 10, Arundel-onurt.
They were ordered to find two sureties in 401. each.
John Birkin and Caroline Spooner were also charged
with keeping a brothel at 9, Arundel-court.
Ordered to find two sureties in 401. each.
Ann Jason and Charier Shilling were charged with keep-
ing & brothel at 12, Arundel-court.
The prisoners were ordered to find two sureties in 401.
each.
The prosecutions were instituted by the parish authori-
ties of St. Martin'a, the charges being preferred by In-
spector Draper.
Mr. Lewis defended in all the cans.
SOUTHWARK.

THE DISTRESS AMONG TB! LANCASHIRE WEAVERS. -CON-

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGEEE

Off Run=

DONCASTER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.)

SCARBOROUGH STAKES.
The Lame
Hiss Livingstone
Btahmin
SELLING &TAKE&
Strawberry Hill
Bones
6 na.
EGLINTON STAKES.
11 ran.
CLEVELAND HANDICAP.
Aes of Clubs ...
Beall&
Haddington

6r

ZETLAND STAKES. One mile and a half.
Hopeful Duchess, Lacydes, and Garibaldi are here.
PORTLAND PLATE. Five furlongs 152 yards.
Lady Clifdeo. Tattoo, Eidolan, King of the Forest, Fan- 81
a
eouver, Newmarket, Stockbroker Knave, My Mary, Pilot, 2i
Moorhen, Ace of Clubs, Biondella, Olive Branch, Egyptian, It
Queen of Trumps, Good-for•Notbing, Ducat, Keane, Had- Si
dingtoo. Town Councillor, Cairucsatla Pupil, Staple Oak, 81
Paddy O'Rourke, Canwell, Lady Alice Hawthorn,Valentine,
Gipsy Girl, Min Armstrong, Gentilhomme, Br to Morocco, u
luterduca, Fillafrancs, Deceptive, Trump Queen, Ilyperm-
nutria, Arroiante, Foie de Grua, and Herdsman are here. 61

LATEST BETTING.
OFSAREWITCH.
20 to 1 apt Dulcibella
25 to 1 Oatch-'em-Aliv
1000 to 30 Bedouin
1000 to 30 /Lanham Lisa
1000 to 30 Audrey
1000 to 30 Shropshire
1000 to 30 Balder
1000 to 30 Moorhen

CAKBRIDGESII IRE.
25 to 1 apt Diophantas

THE COMING GARIBALDIAN DEMONSTRA-
TIONS-REQUISITION TO THE LORD MAYOR.

(THIS DAY.)

The Snit of the series of meetings intended to be ;:s
got up by the United Garibaldian Demonstration Commit- SO
be tee will held to-night at the Whittington Club, Arundel- II
street, Strand, and is expected to take the form of • great IC
popular demonstration. All the metropolitan members of lc,
parliament have been invited to attend, as well as other 8i
gentlemen of influence known to entertain views favour gi
-
able to Italian unity, as well as of profound sympathy for tti
Garibaldi himself. To-night's meeting is only to be re- 81
garded as a preliminary to meetings still more important, al
one of which is expected to be held in the Guildhall, so that
the wealth and influence of the city of London may have an I,
opportunity of deliberately expressing sympathy both with al
Italy and her now captive hero—the prisoner of Spinals. 'tie 1.1
understood that the Lord Mayor is not unfavourable to the It
object of such a meeting, but in order to obtain the use of ~11
the Guildhall, the ordinary course of presenting • requisi-
tion requesting his lordship to convene • meeting will be
adopted, and this morning the following requisition was put
in course of signature throughout the City :
"To the Right Hon. William Cubitt, Lord Mayor of the
City of London.
" We, the undersigned merchants, hankers, liverymen, sad
inhabitants of the City of Loudon, feeling a deep interest as
behalf of that good, noble, and disinterested man Garibaldi,
and desirous not only of publicly expressing our views of
his devotion and patriotism, awl our sympathy with him in
this, the hour of hie misfortune, as we have hitherto re-
joiced with him in his successes, but, to afford the like
opportunity to the inhabitants of this great city generally,
we deem it desirable to have and we feel assured, from •
knowledge of your lordship's past kindness that you will
grant to us, the use of the Guildhall for the purpose of a
general public meeting to be held there, on as early day, as
• place beet suited for such an expression of public feeling."
Should his lordship convene a common hall ea • con-
sequence of this requisition, he will preside by virtue of
his office, and if the city demonstration (which will not be
under the auspices of the united committee, bat an inde-
pendent movement) should merely take the more
form of a great public meeting, it is still hoped the
Lord Mayor will give the sanction of his office by taking the
chair.