The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-27 00:00:00

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The Hen. W. Bathurst was the Clerk of the CoaaMl
attendance.
Her Majesty, accompanied by the Prince, the Print:see
Royal, and Prince Frederick William of Prussia, drove cal
is the afternoon round Grrig Cluny, returning by the WWI
side of the Dee.
Major the Hoe. L. Canoe arrived with deepatcheifrom
General Simpson, and had the honour of an audience With
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her Majesty. Major Ceram remains by her !War
invitation ea a visit at Balmoral.

Sir Alexander Spearman bad en interview with the Cher
cellor of the Exchequer yesterday, at bit detail residents
is Dowaieg t.
Sir W. and Lady lialseareath left tows yestada/ for

The youthful Earl Coventry, with a select put, 01
juvenile friends, Is shooting over his estate at Croome,
Worcestershire.
Lord and Lady Foley are gone on a vide into
Norfolk.

THE POLICE COURTS.

THIS DAY.

BOWSTRBST.

InNimes Edwards, a desperate looking fellow, was
nalrged before Mr. Henry with assaulting Polio-Constable
Thomas Spark's, 74 F.
It was stated that there was a gang of thieves,
ticket Weave TAM, and prostitutes, continually batw-
ing about Chsrlas•street, Drury-lase, and complaints
were trequestly made to the polies of persons
bele' stopped on the pavement and robbed. The
testable is this case saw the prisoner and
ethers steadies ea lila pavement so as to impede this pro-
gress sf pones Wto aced their counipeatens an opportu-
nity to rob them, and he desired them to move aside so
as to allow people to psi,. The primmer the. west
up le him sad asked what he interfered with thus for, and
immediately raised his at and struck him violently as the
mouth, and also dealt him a severe blow in the pit of the
ssomeell. The wasstable, alter a struggle, 'n'er'd him, and
he was locked up.
The Magistrate committed the prisoner to herd labour for
one math.

MARLBOBOUGH•STBBBT.
A. SL4 OVISARZZ.

Thsawu SAapherd, a well-kaown camber of the begaing-
letter fraternity, was charged with ende►eosriag to obtain
charitable costribstiose, by mesas of false protease'', front
L'eat.•Colossl Patrick Lewis Vole Paget, of the Bata For
Sniff °suds. _

Prosecutor said—l am Lignites's% Col3nel of the &sots
Feather Guards, mid reside at 64, Jermysetroot. Yester-
day afteraoon, shout half-pest four, I ens sittiag in my
room reading, whoa my .sweet sun to me sad said, a Mr.
Willie wished to en me. I skid who Mr. Willis
was. sad what it was ►e wanted. He said, he
did mot teem. I desired sty servant to show him
updates. TM primmer this suns into tin room,
aad I leaked him what he wasted. lie replied that there
wee • poor MS is the with of Bt. James's who had tuna
very ill is the Brampton biarmary, sad that be with some
othen were interested &Wet the man. sad that they
wasted to nine nos mossy to send him bite Dena-
told him I was sot use of the residents of the pe-
rish, sad was oaly in temporary lodgings, sad that I
bad gait* slough to do is my pea parish, sad noommeaded
him to apply to the Mew. Mr. Lampe, the rooter of Saint
James'e, who probibty bad feeds at his disposal for sash s
parpow. Primes, told me lie had bees with Ma that
monis', that he had gins him • severs** for that
object, sad that most of Alit gentry—sasesing residosn—
wen out of tows at prosost. I this asked him what he
himself was, and In said be was oust of the ovanstrs et
tow puiab. The primmer this said he hollered I Inkier d
to the Amilmega family, sad that was the neon be
called epos me. I, however, bad my doubts of
the priseser. sad deslised *Meg him mosey.
U. this left my nem, aed nay non afore's!, my lead-
lady more to me, sad told se as importer of pollee was in
the brass, sad the primmer ia his custody. The prisoner
hogged of me set to press the charge, but I refused to list's
to him, and determined to brisg his. bans a mairistran.
Webb, ese of the M..dusty constable', said he apps
headed the primmer, sod proved live previous convictUss
sista.% him.
Mr. Dore, one of the overseen of St. James's parish,
said the prisoner was sot kaolin to him.
The Kinser, is answer to Mr. Bingham, said he had
setting to say is his defence.
Mr. Bingham then committed him for three ealesdar
months.