The Express.
London, England, 1855-12-12 00:00:00

CLERKENWELL.

The wart was aro—wdsdaeaosts" 71;oussequeses of sus-
nooses having bees appointed to be heard under the
Smoke Lot spinet Mr. Larkls, a bladder sod wit boil.r,
land a tallow seelter, earr7leg os hie trade or bagasse In
B elle Isle, to the =maim and prejudice of the health of
toe inbabitaate.
Mr. &Aida appeared for the mews, sad Mr. Lew!, for
the defendant. . .

Mr. Bodkin WWI several witaesses to show that the
smells emanating from the premises of the defendant is
the coarse of his badness were admire and prejudicial to
health.
Mr. Limb, as the statrary, urged that they were whole-
some to cereals classes, sad not injurious to health.
Dr. Oldies, of Oey's Hospital, gave seldom, stealer to
that which bus already bees given.
Mr. Corrie said tint with reforests to the pretest caws,
the evidence was not satisfactory, and if the ddledant did
hie best to cossterset the asbestos, he would not bid et •
gee; end he having promised to do so, the matter
'add. _ -

I It ought to be seetiosed that is the ease of Keeps.
.1 Lawn's.* and Tenter." monad as Moody last, it
ought to have hue" Wallace sad Turner."

WESTMINSTER.
3.. es Coate., late a wa hsaaker.la Reoleatea-etreet,
South Pimlico. was re. esantlimi ea nunteresa charges of
aulawfally pawatag watches sad sleeks, entreated to hi. to
.

I;spoe. tot Bisioads said there was also a sharp whit
the mond of yawahtg a large qaaatity of plate loft is hi

care.
Mr. Charmed', for the aseasod, said that the owner (Mr.
Se)mour, M.P.I had very kindly &Wised to pries it.
Bride's having bees gives is a good "may oaths, the
primer was swath remanded.
Bliss Au Bo tta& a respectable-looking woman, about
30 yeses at age, was Merged with following and
Gorge 041011111.
Oempistssat said that he bad formerly been as tom
of pertisabs Malmsey with the defendant, but it
bad bees braes afar sem time past. TM porioas eight
M woo weals, home, who* the defesdeat mime sp to kiss
and Whamd ups' his giving has mosey. She was ems
'haft emoyieg Mimed reflood to leave him the previous
alefoseleat said she had bees cruelly intreated by the
mompleimat. She was oomfortably and respectably dented as
sermat is a gentleman's family 'debt sonar% elm coos
pleisaat &dosed her wider a premise of 'marriage, and
she lived with him ustil lest May, wham, without the
slightest seen,., he suddenly abeadosed her without a Oa-
sis Mayo of slothieg. sad took up with meeker women.
Ao Y had bees the is... of her rasa sad &straw, she asked
▪ to moist hot with $ trine of mosey.
Chimplataset said he was married sow. sad defendant
Mid his wife.
Mt Athold said that whatever defendant might have to
gemplata of, she bad no legal skim epos the emplaisaat,
tied mist Bet sassy him ie Ibis way.
She was dischogedlopos "Merin late her mu mega.
gam to hop the pesos for the met three maths.
M AILLBOROI7OII.BT BEET.
Idiamml &Mehl and Loeb &kohl were Merged with
=isfelesiouily engraved as impthielea spas metal of
NM mete
Mr. Misibms, of the Ina of Bash mil Maness, was pre-
lim for the moierudos.
Bedolp Aispel ezamised—l live at 43, Gerrard-street,
God tarry es basher there as a lithographer sad patentee
of the Atiestatie poems of Frieder. Oa Friday, the 23rd
of November, the primers were brought to my bow by
seiner perm wham I oily know by sight. The prisoner
predated a 10.thaler Promise seta, and asked
inie V I meld imitate that. I said. " Tee, dyes give me the
olialiwity I will sake the sots, otherwise I dm mode so."
Thepubsairs asked me if they should all main. 1 said they
isislialltbse liked at 7 o'clock, when I should have time to
atom" Whim The same day I west to the Presides
ausheaseder, and made a esessimisedes. Os Beeday, the
lith of idnestser, the pelisse's mites to se twice. I told
Mom time esubi easily themists the say if I had proper
Goebert*. Theprilesen swim Moat *mths the sole sad
Me watormerk. I laid, "Ices .spy bet`_lf I have ameba.
thy." They said they should mat 4,000 or 5,000 emits,
end thy promised to give as SIN for 1,000 copies, or MI
isenaspies. Os the fellow*/ Monday the mimeo came
esols, end peoliseed two 10.4balse sow, sod ia prisoners'
moms, I temokored by ow mew the frost of me of the
sees end Me balk et Me oiler te the plate predated. I
alsomeeivid lustrustises shoat the watermark. Oa Tuesday
lito pitmen came egels. sad I took a prod from
tbe *M. The moot, however, we. set a sans-
/Men ese is wissememe of the soiled shouter
of tits owes, sad the pioneers the, said they would
get doss mites km Osraaay. I employed a Ism to take
• maim of the watermark. Oa the followleg day (Wed
=s the prbemee some oohs, sad is Ms course of ma-
"peke to me about a 100.thaler sate. They said
men Mos mem that a penes was remise fres Geressay to
Mho the salmi sod to pay foe them. floes after the lest hi.
temiew the primer. brought two other l&thelee setts is a
dirty soselitim, mid I dossed them as well as 1 "mid. I
truithweed these two seta to asether plate hi their
pressam. From time to time they ems to say Muse, and
sew as weeklies nested treoiag the watersishi en
plate No. 3. A fourth plate was takes from this plate, and
the "doom path my workmen 21 la mosey. Oa Monday
and Tuesday the primers were at my hems seedy all day
wateldast the program of the pietas. They told me that the
perm they @emoted from Geetheay mold anith fis Bag.
lead ea Wednesday (lest Wodaseday), sad that the moos
was to Wag some messy for me, and elm chew sotea.
Oa Wedainday lase she prisons tilled sad said that
wpenes bad set arrived. I Ohm trek mere
deeffrom the road plate, but they would sat
ele the original sots was is seek • bad sesditics.
Oa the 6th of Dthember the pitmen brought me swim
104kaler sots, which also required eland/. Os the 7th
of Dee Sher the sots was treaerafted to • plate, shish I
medsee. After plate Na 4, whisk mstakeed the water.
eitmlre IPSO sompleted, the pelisse's tbosesNMtess took of a
Member of meek Them eads Meow, do sot
Mow hew. sad Me plate with the.. TeMirtety, after the
primmer Ibbsead had said to saes is Oho mosesee of the
ober prbeser. " Meth ens said eitylblog to had pato "
old so, whisk was true. TM giliaser
said that my cloth. who wee gelEastath ate, Mil wham
te him about the affair. The Her parsed to
take the plate te their own , sad they said me to
I load Sea a prod, which I demi to de. Is the nisi*
Me plusses wee teats, iq pion wit lass

istasi to be removed. The iron bolts and screws produriel
are parts of the press fa question. I have taken proofs of
all the plates, and the prisoners hers had them. The notes
produced were takes from the plates, andike 60 water•
marks weft also takes from the watermark plate. The
releaser Bdenund left my boom last night by himself, the
other prisoner ronialead with me. Shortly afterwards
Inspector Thornton cants in, and took the prisoner Lmis
Into custody.
Cronsexamiaed by the rimer Bdasisad—l didsot mot
the primes's. I did sot ark them to ems* to my home.
Healy eatagne, who 1. memisaally employed by Mr.
Alp= sessatory eriifisss
The aces domed to baring arrested the pri
memo aid esembed lboir mum at 6, Featherstone-build-
Wee, whale be bawl tie gemeise nom for 10 dialers, and
dee ispoesolase from Mr. Appel's plate, besides 102 karma-
done from the watannark plate.
A nomad haring bees applied for, the further examina-
tion was postponed till next week.
The impressions were extaibited, and at once proved the
striking sad dangerous lidelfty of the sew process.
lIAMMERfiId IT H. . .

Blizabeth Header, a wretched and miserable-looking
woman, aged 64 years, who stated that she had neither
home nor occupation, and who has frequently been charged
at this court by the parochial ofileers of St. Margaret's,
Westminster, was charged, according to the terms of the
policeisheet, with being drunk and using insulting lan-
guage to the porter of the Westminster Workhouse, in Ken-
sington.
The evidence extended to some length.
The policeman who resolved the prisoner into custody
stated that he did not think she was drunk.
The porter called • witness in opposition to the police.
maa's statement, who, however, gave his evidence in so
contradictory a manner, that
Mr. Punter said he did net believe a word of it.
Mr. Peyote, said, supposing that the woman had been
drunk, be could not see that that was &sufficient reason for
refusing her admittance lido the workhouse in such weather
as the present, especially as she had no place to go to. He
did not believe she was so intoxicated u to warrant the
porter to refuse her. This case bad arisen, like many others
that had Dome before him both at that court and at West-
minster, from the fact of one workhouse being built outside
the parish, and the rules not being understood by the two
seta of officers: for it was eleir, from the evidence, that the
muter of York street workhouse did not think it necessary
to give a written order under the cireumstanises; while, on
the contrary, the porter at the other workhouse (a ooaaide-
table distance off) eensiiered he was bound to refuse unless
a written order from that master was produced. It was
evident, therefore, that the authorities themselves were to
blame: and he must say, that sending a wretched woman
from York-street to the workhouse in Kensington, and then
'dosing her because she had not a written order, was most
unreasonable. He considered the language imputed to the
prisoner had been used under great provocation, and he
therefore discharged her.