The Express.
London, England, 1855-11-13 00:00:00

7HB POLICE COURT&

MOM TUZ MIT COMUZUOURS.
IN 1.11 =WWII) 111V/1311111
This laminae. as attorney. applied ruder the Proteeties
AM.
Bergeod opposed foil Mean. Myth ; sad Mr. Nishob
sumposeed.
retsitzjimisetigatios took plies as to ama of mosey
hest a debtor of Meson. Blytb, who had employed
the impolvest as their solicitor. Oa the schedule the debts
were $141., mad be alleged that be bad upwards of 7001.
swiss to bias, sad of that sus about 4601. was owing by
Mr. Jerrie; wile lately bad the operas at Desrrisas
Itlt spared that the laminae bad taus lb. basal of
the sot oes a former messioa. He sow tested is Great
Conanarest, sad stated that the fermium ta the boon
Weasel to his father, who bad paid for the mask leader
the former iesolvesey.
The ease ecespied dm mart till its rang, sad the farther
beariag steed over wail tiremerow (this day.)
mom us. osaarrOrn MIMI%
IN MI 211L1111
The laminae, widow of Major Haman), applied to be
disaharged.
enditor, named Thomas, as insameir, opposed is
pines ; sad Mr. Barred supported.
The eassphdat was that a debt to about 8111. had bees
~repsrly mistreeted. The laminae lived at Pasties, sail
asseerdias to the seeditor's statement. raid she expiated
Imo sou hos Who, NA holier aid she bad as Immo

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Jobs Bradley, a pens& reepeetably dressed, sad yearns
a Newts° medal, was shawl with dingdistly endues la
the Park.
Mr. Perry snarled teethe draftiest.
Impostor Biskentes-1 wag es duty Is B Yes•
teglia._ A peat sa-ber of persons were asegratirout
4 Vieth I saw ea lames.. nob !orgies their way towards
a inelity is the park. I saw several
wham esd Minims penes. forward with
their,.. I west op to the plass, and ea forcing ray
way the 'mob I hoM the dethadest la the set of
gleam...W-10s of this description I Wired his gird
pulled hthe sat et the moh, and WU hawed by a large
soaker di pumas who yoked sad sailed apes toerowd
not rIM the defeedest he takes sway. From the excited
Mate ef the grew& I felt it abe theneary to remove the
deadest from dre Perk.
Nth Paiktr-le that dl I Really I ma at a Mes to km.,
what I am meows&
Mr. Biros—The delbadeat is ekerpd with milestiag
a new& therserstlas bills to the path.
The abases under the 2 sad 7 Viet., see. 63 sad 61, were
this reed be this east s It shall be lawfal for say essetabar
gad kr all poem whest he shall mil to his amalgams% to
take late teriefftwitheigt a warrant, say pewees who witbia
view of say ma thithable than offend is say manner
again, this setj sad I 'MU be lawfal for aay metropolitaa
sonstabip le take isle enstedy withouta war get all loose,
idle, sad dleserkrly pewees whom he inn fad distarbiag
the pablie peso, ita.
Kr. Bingham inamiled that is bb spines the darn
dent suss whirls the mesaleg of the int pectic& of the
-40% "base, odkorisely penes. dinsabina the rain

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Loadby, the thief dark, "
of ned the Min greatien It 1
eina beaded la large loam : irgisad. The I
pnelisalus of the 1110•191eSe sow es is the =Mind.
weeten, and earthen omenties of la whisk David
1101=thary large Amy) Is the Grimes of
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tho
tlss t sad its betrayal this ememy to
R. will rulafruire be published weekly an the Are
Pron pat .hhed by Magoon, and Co, inn-street, pries
e. Parry—With respect to than ikaday assemblegm le
the Peat, nose ma be more spavined than I am that they
are public nuisances, sad ought sot obe Islaratoi. Bat I
ban a duty to perform to those who ban intansted mot the
pablieben of this paper, sal *so& the delmillent moy I
ham bees iadisomet in distributing Ilm bib I einelit gill
fled that be has does any thing
Mr. Bingham—The &leaden= the partisan, lime
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the partite glass for distribstiog bills, whisk wpm
to be calealated to peedeas a brash of the pease.
Mr. Parry—Let as me what is cm the Mlle. They me
honed " Betrayal of England." Now if govermentleme
betrayed the ocrantry there is ao law to provost inns Who
lidak so 'renami bng so ; aer is there any thing he
la &Winning ilis to that effect. The ;artier who he
elevated me adult that the defendant is their sense;
siting seder their orders, and though the defendant may
ban ben indiscreet la molesting the time sad place for die-
Whittier his bills there is nothing illegal is his Emden
The didisulty I feel in this ea eis that I outset find any I,
deem in the set whist fairly applies to It.
Mr. BinghaThe 86th chase applies, in which it is I
peothied that say person doting say sot to disturb the petals
plass may be apprehended without • warrant. It is
Mon that the defeadant, whoa distributing his bills, had
• mosidereble crowd colleen about him.
Mr. Parry—That was the fault of the crowd, met the
ciallesdant. It is proved by the unlaces of the police, that
thin was *either stow throwing nor shouting--all that
woo done by the &leaden was to diatribute his bills, the
esepan=twhich the publishers am willing to take
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Mr. Illoghtin-Oa the fasts of the um as brought before
me, and gamilleriss the kind of assemblage in Rydepark
lest Ineday, I *solider it we. highly indiscreet on the part
of the &fondest to distribute his bills, end I entertain as
doubt whatever that he was apprehended properly by the
gam as a disturber of the nubile peace, inasmuch as he wee
itliating smugthe crowd a seditious and libellous head.
bill. Is this view of the law lam borne oat by Lords Molt
sad Ellenboreash. The paper distributed by the defendant
there is no doubt il a paper tending to bring ins
discredit the government of the country, end U
this paper had been leaned by a person of importance. or is
soy wiry to be feared, I should ban seat the distributor at
an in trial to the Quarter Sessions. Bat I cannot be
=t tel all that has bean going on In public places for
rest fifteen or twenty years ; and, unless my memory
fails me, the individual named is this bill as being busy es.
pinning the crimes of the English government hes bees fat
4 kart period labouring under an hellocinatias or nee*
meals about our ululate with Ruda. so that la the mai bo
Ms set everybody asleep. I consider such a puma as
ces In so way to be feared, sad I thunin shin an
visit Woffence of the defendant, his gest, too steady.
for thaw who read the public papers will know by this
time enough of Mr. Urquhart sad his hobby to be h
sick of both Bat, then, there are a groat numberira
Baas who do act read the pipets, and who do not know
Mr. Urquhart sad his hobby, se well as those who do, who
will be led toning*. meet forth in these hand-bills, that pe•
leellieelit Ms bees platy et high crimes sad mieleniamonsa.
sad who will thaseaps set themselves as a sort of Hyda
peek nellamsat he settle matters In their own way. I
thisk h therefore to be my duty to visit this case with a
ass of 31.
Mr. Parry—Will you make the fins saddest in amount
to enable the defendant to appeal ?
Mr. Bingham—l las the defendant U. and a shilling ;
lint amount, I think, will do.
LAMBETH.
The Rm. Dr. Jolla Vaughan, isaambeat of St. Matthew's
Chun, Brine" appeared by counsel before Mr. Elliott, to
s=ewer a swami= (phials':4 against him last week at the
kmaes• al the elcurchwardens, who alleged that the row.
liesillemen had been in the habit of falsifying the regions
in lit sons pesolmel beselt sad advantage.
Tien the statment whisk had beat nude by Mr. CU*.
sea whoa applying fee the summons,it appeared that the
rev. done bed hen I. the habit of keeping the miens of
that
it is the AMU of whish he is the lacumbest. sell
that it ins his meth* to ban panne who ha Mild
ant of the anent la tae burial ground of the abensh.
charging doable foes ter them, whereas for the parishioners
who din only isle Ms were charged. The doubts feu
had be token la essay cues, aad the registers bad been
labile' he the perpose el enabling the issmaisent to plus
the Minos* I. his ova pocket, lamed of aissantiag for
it, as he eight to hen dens. Se the shmsberseins. It was
farther Mead that ia the mom shagged whist him the
rm. gentlemsa led stated that the Mem es whets, amount
be had,recive double fess had maid within the district,
Mown it to be false, and %patina protases had only
ammentsd fle Ingle few. The son seised great nearest,
sad the mil itionvemint start tomilsergy crowded.
Mr. P fee a peel...semen piths summons
Maud . the sneers, ea Thursday last, at the
Instance • DOI kr alleged perjury at the Loathe*
Oman Coast.
Mr. Danielle' (who bad bees thousand by Dr. Vaughan
to to) mid be bad no tthiestioa, sad the case was
to stead our for a week.
The original case against Dr. Vaughan was then punned
with ; Mato appearing for the perenatioa, and
Mr. Eaße sad Mr. Prides*: foe the reverend defea-
dent.
Mr. Ballaatine said that, la amottlanes with the Slllll3llOOll.
Dr. Vaughan was is arts awe, and he suggested that the
sonsread gentleman should he given Into ease* in the
moil menses, so that it might be known who were restra-
ins for the oess.
Mr. Patten said that tho reversed gentleman would
%gear to the entmoias.
Mr. Belinda, said that this ransom wee a scheme to
shift the respeosibility from the churchwarden to the sir
Penns had ventured to come bellied a mess
&ftlistil to make a elanderuns statement spinet Nies. bat
114 net dents ey. Ma into custody. (Riess* fa stem-)
After elellth farther dieeellgee the rev. frontline. wee
'Wm kW anted: by Mr. Alfred Staff. Mr. Prior, soli Mr.
Ina Idwasle, the amehwardeos of Bt. Matthew's district
shuck, of add* Dr.e..... the iseembest. The rev.
gentles's. smith= at the bar.
Mr. Cleahmea •et the peoseestlon said be would
at one messed with the chug. molest the dearer in
referee's to the ems of M. Raves.
Kr. Thome. Bonk of Memel' Gross, Brines, mid be
was the Nihau of the mend part of Kenalarten. fissek.
well Grove was la bis anent. Re registered the death of
Wm. Eaves, of Bieshwell
death.
reeve lahis diorite. (Re
nwed the asedisate). Epos ; ginseng that death. he
u
gave the sortlissio required by the art of parliament to the
who eighteen
perms
Mr. Oboist Busses, solisiter to the presesatin, said he
enamel from Di. Toughen a artifices of the burial of
Ronne shoung the Oses at whisk the diseased was
soppiest to have died. It was a espy from the erighml
entry la the eseistmo. (This dare ut was pat in, bet In
ematsate am so sowspr
Mr. reedecisk Maya)
Isla, he was aa undertaker. »-
Mies at illoskerail. He meditated the funeral of Wm.
Rana. Raves railed in Stockwell grovel In the linnet
at if aab/ten. set la that of ISt. Matthews, Brines. In
adze to the iatermeat of Rave., be applied to M42;the
sense. es the mean( previous , • the femora ye.
fused to take the iatessmat. sales witness sow Dr.
Vanghao, es the deceased lived cut of the district. Oa the
ielletelag seeroing witems saw Dr. Vegans. who at seas
reboil to take U. Witmer npressated that Roses
Rinds wen way maim that he should he bond Shim