The Express.
London, England, 1864-01-09 00:00:00

3fARLBOROITOWSTREET.

.ECLING FIRMOIMB TO THE SCAMS DI HYDE PARE.
Two men, named Peter Pryor and Alfred Weiker were
charged before Mr. Knox with selling fireworks Is Hyde-
park without a beeps, to do so.
Thomas Towooey, 540 A, said—Yesterday evening, about
seven a clock, I was on duty ie Hyde-park. near the *rpm-
tine, when I saw the prisoner Pryor sallies fireworks there.
I cautioned him, tabor hint that he was not allowed to sell
them, but shortly afterward' I saw him sell one to a gentle-
man, and on taking him into custody I found 121 gobs
upon him. The prisoner has no license.
Prigooer-1 was net aware I was doing wrong. I had
done it before, and sot been interfered with. lam glad to
do anything for the support of my family.
Mr. Koos—Yon have mitered yourself liable to a ties
of v. Constable, are there many persons doing this
Constable—Yes, sir.
Mr. Knox—There are numbers of persons selling things
amongst the skaters ?
I ospector Bowles—Yee, sir hut selling things in the park
an offence against the regulation.
Mr. Knox—Sorely it would be monstrous croeltv to inter-
fere with persons selling brandy bells, kc., the frost only
lasting a few days. tVith fireworks it is another thing of
course. Were there many persons letting off fireworks
Constable—A great many-100 or 200. There is • dim.
coke in capturing the peruses discharging them, aa directly
they have done so they skate away.
Mr. Boon—lt must, be stopped. 1 will either fiee the
pt:,oner Sa., or if he agrees to give up the squibs to the
poli.e, 2a. &I.
The prisoner obese the latter alternative.
Martin Cheek, 171 A—Last eight about half-peat eight,
I taw the prisoner Walker milling fireworks is Hyde-
sod en taking him into custody, he weed them to a boy ;
the fireworks were serpents.
Prisoner—l only sold some links, and never sold any fire-
works at all.
Constable—Tbak is not true.
Fine Is., or three days.

In the Dublin Probate Court an Thursday the
bearitg of the cased "Davis v. Golf see resumed before
Judge Kestiagesad a speeialjary. The pertioalere appeared
y,terday. After hearts; further evacuee the jury inti-
mated that they had made op their salads ea to the validity
of the will sought to be setablisied by I(rs. Davis, widow
of the testator. A verdict to that elect wee mord**
C-Lamed.

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LlntisoAr SERVICES.

FALLEN°, NORFOLK. JAN. 7.
The sloop Annette Cathelins, of Groningen,
bound from that port to London, with oats. stratified in
the ought off Palling during a gale of vied front E.S.E. on
Tuesday. Os observing the signals of distress the boat of
the National Lifeboat Institution. stationed at Palling. was
immediately lassolted sad enciesadsd is Minims the crew of
three men of the sloop ashore is safety. The lifeboat
was reported to have behaved very well on the °antilop.

NEWCASTLE, DUNDRUM BAY, JAN. 7.
The barque Hamilton Grey, of Liverpool, sprung a leak
during a gals of wind, in Humdrum Bay • few days ego.
The venial being observed in a daogeroua position, the boat
belonging to the Natirmel Lifeboat Sorcery was at ones
maimed and launched to her amistence. After taking two
of the barque's crew oa board, the lifeboat wes unfortu-
nately stove in by the wreck, 11.1X1 was compelled to hurry
back to the shore. In the meantime the Tyrella lifeboat
of the institation was proosodisig to the loess of the wreck,
but before she amid reach the spot the obi wreaked crew
had takes to their owe beat, and had reached the sham
in safety.

THZ Noss COYMAND. —We understand that rue-
Admiral Sir Charles Talbot, K.C.8., bee bees eeetieatsd
coroomuodor•isehist at the Naywasereardoe to Mr George
R. Lambert. Y. C. 8., who bar& hie&ea °marquee's
ol bar* obtuse:l the raak admiral, &amain to the
invariable cork= et the oreeire, it George Lasabiet. m
faet, aaeopted appoieletent miler camiltioae, bet
did not, et poem, export Nei a woody temisolloa to Lb
eamemed. Sir Charles Talbot tablet Welke ea the Ist
](arch.—United &mice Gazette