The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-29 00:00:00

BEltivlmO9-rWEED ELECTION.

, were locked up in default.
THAMES.
CeIIIgLL carunity TO Ell NAM
11171115 Z 07 THZ
Vs66ard, a rivetter, of Anteryotreet or Amery.
!wall, Poplar, was summoned before Mr. Wool.
Las/motor Brennan, of the Reformatory Depart-
, show cone why be should not be compelled to
lie towards the maintenance of his son, who had been
ed toe reformatory school at Harlow, in Paw:, on
of December 1860. for flee yearn.
an said the defendant's son wee 11 years old
es committed, and the defendant had not costri-
• farthing towards the rapport of his child. He
t trace him until recently, and be had aeoertaloed
Hubbard was • risotter employed is • ship-yard
of Dogs, and was fully able to contribute towards
tame of his son.
foolrych—How many children has the defendant to

AT TIM

Mr. He is in the receipt of good
he has a wife and oee child only to maintain at
rag obliged to abandon the former order. He
1 payment ; and his sou has been supported by
for two years sod a half without the father ton-
e farthing towards his support. Your worship
__. much as ra per week, but I only ark for an
2a 6d. per week, which the defendant is wolf able

.d, in defence, maid be was out of work, and could
• farthing. He wished his son to be seat home to

—Your wishes in that respect will not be
You did not keep your sow from evil
_fore he wu committed, end you will not be
to have the boy mail the time allotted for his
in the Reformatory has expired. I think the
given very cogent moons for an order being made
the payroent of 2a. 64. per week. I have noticed
-• my experience as a magistrate that parents
for the crimes of their children. It is owing
parental neglect that children are guilty of
Mat the laws of the country.
man—ln the hundreds of thousands of cases that
under my notice juvenile offenders have been
)y the evil example and neglect of their parents. I
3W as instance to the contrary.
.efeedant thought it was a very hard cue to be
on to contribute Is. 6d. per week for the support

Woolrych—Yon mean to say the parents of
&lichen are not to support them, while the
of good children who set theme good example are
`Ain them. If criminal children are to be supported
Its it will act as • premium for parents to make
their sous and daughters. You have been evading
for two and a half years, and I now order you to
per week and 4e. ,coate. and if it is not paid
you will he committed to prison.

On Saturday the nomination of candidates to fill
-- In the representation of Ser wiok-on•Twesil own,
the death of Captain F. W. Gordon took place in
la of the borough ; Mr. Sheriff Cann.t, presided.
way nominated Mr. Alex. Mitchell, of
lire, the liberal candidate. Dr. Kirkwood,
nomination. The Mayor of the borough (Mr.
proposed Mt. W. W. Cargill, merchant, London,
candidate. Dr. Fluker seconded the

,w of hands was greatly in favour of the lit
The mayor demanded a poll. which was axed
a for Monday (this dayl.

THE GRLSHAM FROFESSORSHIP or billslC.—We
re this morning (Monday) ascertained by inquiry at
ldhall, that from the long catalogue of names of the
didatee for the musical lectureship of Gresham
liege, the members of the committee have selected
Wren gentlemen to deliver the probationary lectures
?squired in accordance with the terms of one of
;he corporatina's standing orders, their names being Mr.
Idward Clan, Mr. J. Pitman, Mr. H. Wylde, Mr John
Balkh, Mr. G. W. Martin, Rev. J. E. Cox, M.A.. mid Mr.
George Baum. This evening Mr. Wylde will give his lecture
Gresham College, Buinghall-street, at half-pot 6 o'clock
morrow (Tuesday) evening. Mr. J. MIRA -, on the let of
'uly, Mr. G. W. Martin ; on the god, Rev. 0. E. Con; and on
lie 3rd Mr. G. W. Benson. The same boar for the oom-
°cement of the lecture will be observed in each ease
sepectively. The committee will then submit their report METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
t the Court of Common Council, when the final choice of (THIS DAY.)
isooceasor to the late Mr. Taylor will take place. I The number of heists in rather larger than on Monday
INSPECTION of TEI LONDON SCOTTISH VOLUM- last, but the average quality ie scarcely so good. Trade is 1/4
• a&—On /Wortley tbia popular corps assembled at active for the choicest descriptions at about that day's quo-
sllington Barracks, eider the command of Lieutenant- tations ; other kinds are rather lower. The sop.
toilet Lord Eleho, Me* Sir David Baird, and Captain ply of sheep is Antler. and they are readily
(adjutant). After having been formed into companies, disposed of et let* rates. Limbs are more Oen- I
ammunition veered out, the corps, headed by its heed tiful ; there ie. however, a demand for them at it
pipers, marched by way of Constitution-hill, Hyde.peirk, nearly late rata. Calves are selling about the same as u
to Regent's-park. where the inspection took place liK on Thursday last. From Germany and Holland there are
'oiliest WMurdo. The corps having been put throug 1,060 Nests ; 4.460 sheep ; and 296 calves ; France, 35
e usual movements, amonget which the firing by comps- calve' Scotland, 90 beads; • Ireland, 130 ; Norfolk and
• and battalions was particularly worthy of notice, the Suffolk. 1,650; aed 700 from' the Northern and Midland
mend to charge at the point of the bayonet was given, counties.
was exceedingly well executed ; and the corps being Per stops or elba ad.a d. 1 Per
, canes ii .rah s d. Ld.
in open columns were addressed by Colonel M'ldurdo Best toots,
..B:rernefds. 4 105 284eIna II d 60 a 2 If
4 8 6 0 Beet
.Le001a.... 0 0 0 0 u
complimentary terms. He 000cloded by expressing his tit7:;;;'''''''anar beasts g 64 2 , Do 40. those.... , .46„0 14
tificatioa at being able to report so favourably of the caws 304 6 I Earn & nomad tiol 000 e It
skinny of the corps. Three cheers were given for the pip
Rant colonel, who then retired. Three cheers were also IleatDea&lfit-teeds 0 0 0 0 Lambs
'wen to the West Middlesex for the eat:ellen. manner in to
at market.4,32o Sheep aid lends,. 2040 ; Caves. a
hich they had kept the ground ; which being acknowledged, 366: Nis. M. a
cheers were given for Lady Etch*, adthe proceedings
BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIB DAY.) :
Mated. i
Men. Pattenden and Smith report the trade dull at 21
KING EDWARD'S GRAMMAR SCHOOL, SOITTHAMP- , Men!-- - • -. . s
Ida pneea. The plantations amounts are connictiog ;a por- ,
TON.—The examination of the scholers of King Edward the tine of Sussex, the Weald of Kent, West Kent. and country ig
!Sixth's Grammar School, at Southamptoo, took phase oa
Thursday for the first time in the fine lecture-hall of the F ha°, are going blight ;the otherare pro- 11
' into
reaming favourably, with exception of the mouldy grounds le
Hartley Institute, in that town, before a large number of v- -
the inhabitant'. The school was sospeoded for thirty lin Mid-Kent
a
ham, and bas only recently been revived. Owing to the COAL MARKET.—(T DAY.) 01
accumulation of the school fonds, and the liberality of the Wells End Hatton. 17s. ; Walls Eod Lamhtno 16e. 6d. ; Ili
Southampton town council, this grammar school is Dow one walla End Tree, 16a Ls , Walls ,A 22.441.,,,,,„,' 16.. 641.
d the cheapest is the kingdom, even to Don.foundatiocista. Walls a Is7addyll'ia'asaas7-6d'7'. Walla Hartlepool. 16.
Rue' d
The mayor of the town has just added two scholarships to sell Hettona, 15s. 6d. ; Walls End South /Cellos, 15s. 96. ; 4
the foundation. Mr. Rankin,
an accomplished classical Wall Hough Hall, 15e. 9d. ; Walls End Rapier Gras" 2
scholar sod much experienced in tuition, has been appointed ssa.; walls Bad cu."; vs& 64.; waits Rod Ed. Main
neater. Lamaneater. Watts, the post, and other eminent men ma . Was End Taassat; 14s; 6d; ; Wylam, vss, 6d,
ia this sch•
we re educated 001.
, . Behalde Hartley, 15a. 6d. ; Davidson'sDavidsoos Hartley, HA 6d. ; '
Photographs are simply the effect of light Basin, Bartley, 16e. 6a.-50 Alpe at norket
en iodide of silver. Defects of manipulation have been re-
sedled. sod wfeetfoo produced. The same with lb-rrlng's
nagnette nent sad am* which are now so perfected that CITY OF LONDON HOSPITAL FOR HUMUS Ow
they an unfailing la remortng the colour to grey hair, and
Baato6pa
tie . era-
cating he alloaka rd dame. and nervous headache.— TR3 CitraT. VICTORIA-PALL—Me number of valises we
di
lA. counterfo t
ils mobilise resde.—Gino, n. 02444, I lined at this institritioe dewing last weak was 1,303, et
toMoo.—(Ailvatimeasmq which 250 were new ace.

Meek ow Isend Ws day.... 57.40 t
Delivery led week 1,036
Ditto from Id Jess ,366
Antennae& week
DM* tr Id Jump 6,908
PeteeT.C.oetbeepottldedeyowt 6le. 6d.
Otto Town lase Friday lt& Od.
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Arrival for Me weak =dim 7th July last year, 1,021 casks, I If
aad deihmy, 1,063 casks. The arrival Mat week comprised 98
mob from Australia; 21 mike from other places; total, 119 casks. 61

corn of W., to tee
nabs.
The mimosas were log
lan CIIIIIVAL can.ni
13.7ZN1
lolts Mithani, a rive
Poplar,
• by en-Inspector Br
t, to show mane wh
tribote towards the
mined to a reforms,
16th of December 1
: Br. Brennan mid the
he WU committed
farthing town
sot trace him on
John Hubbard we
the Isle of Dogs, and
nsainteuanoe of hie
Br. Woolryeh—How
• lain
Mr. Brennan—One,
and he hue wi
I was obliged
evaded payment ;
sate for two years
•laniag one (asthma
order sa mach as f
per for 2a 6d. per we
pay. •
Hubbard, in defence
pay a farthing. E
Br. Woolrych—Yo
plied with. Yon
• before be we
• to have the
ration in the Rs
r has given vee7
you for the palm.
the course of my
responsible for th
wally to parents
mime against the I
Ir. Brennan—lntl
ye come under my
• e so by the evil is
r knew an nista
The defendant the
red on to contri
the boy.
Mr. Woolrych-1
children are
as of good chi
maintain them.
the state it will
• yes of their eons
meat for two ens
2s. 6d. per we
ly you will be
BEEWICI
On Saturday t
vacancy in the r
••ed by the dual
town-hall of the
Iderman Rama]
w, Berwicluibire
..ceded the nonliS
prOplleed
e conservative
omination.
The show of hen
idate. The w
:y the therift for 1