The Express.
London, England, 1855-11-08 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 8, 1855.

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refer the MW to hie neagionsee, whit was em-
powered to allemee to sash eases, nadir modem
fie, whisk maned that" eypawsa who shall dad himself
aggrieved by hovitsg- in a pospertkon of soldiers bil-
leted at his hem, shall prefer ids emplane to may jades
ot the peen, who shall have power to order seek of the
soldiers to be removed eel billeted eleawkere, se shall ass
fit."
Keyword, the warned osier, said that Kr. Briddiill,
the bilielfog booster who bad attesded la nut skeleton
to meet the eassi=se he
Ma had bees sailed away ea
spinal besinsai, had to admit thee me billet
whatever had bests made oat whist the /tarp stable
keepers in the dietrist, asks ansidered them exempt from
the operation ef th • ad.
Mr. Hamilsgi, after attudtvely pernimg the slew in the
ad rend es $9 Olney steMe keoperne mmeemed ids opines
that ft we and ecelemgesteit try the leakliature that
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so adequate moms of hmeow
meanies.
Mr. Child—Bat, by a wily et vamoosing, the bonen
victuallers, *pas whine gawky solithrs are comenatly bil-
leted, nay mhos to take them in, upon the pound that
they have no moms of assommodatisa for their hones.
Ph. flemmili said that he was fully sessible of the defeats
of the billeting systems, which medal, required a thorough
revision ; but he wee usable to dad with the 'abject of
Mr. CeAd h
somplaint, es Ikon was me mem helms him.
onked the magmatafor hie attention, but
Intimated that the wear hnsined a question of so much
pablie impieties' that he shield lose no time in adopting
the mime he the purpose of ralwaitting it in a
more hem Won the mut, is order to obtain a
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MAILDOROUGH-STREET.
Themes Hisideed. ash driver was 'amnions& for refusing
to lake • ihne tithe these drouLstanses :
Kr. ;she lepweed. solieter, King William-street, said
he was at the Princess's Theatre. with a party of ladies, on
Monday week night. When the performance was over,
about a quarter to 12 o'clock, it being then raining herd, he
went out to get a cab. Seeing the defendant waiting, be
asked him if he was engaged. The defendant said "No ."
and complaisant then brought him to the door of tie
theatre. The defendant then asked him where he was
to; he told him to St. John's-wood. The defendant
.0 I nail not go there ; I live at the other end of
the tows." He told the deleadaat he had hind his, bat
the deindeat drove off giddily. Cemplainaat ran after the
cab, and *mud the door, and managed to get inside. The
defendant drove as fast as he soak, and, as be would not
stop, oomplainsat was obliged to call Sc, the assistance of
ti.z.z.ft. se. Complainant bad to ran bask through the
rale.
"Th7lefedeat said he was going hams, sad therefore had
a right to ermaider himself as not being liable to be en aged.
Mr. Bingham said the defendant was bound to take the
fare. It was see of the worst cams that had ooms before
his, and he felt it his duty to inflict the utmost peaslty the
law permits.
Fined 405., or 14 days' imprisonment.

APPREHENSION OF ROBERT MARTINSON.
Robert Martinson, the NeWttestle-on-Tyne Bank
cashier, who sbasended, after stealing surly 5,0001., was
eppnbended yesteeday, at Soetkampton, en board the
United Steen mail steam., Weshungtom, just as Ilse was
about to ism that port for New York. He has been adult-
tised fee the het week, and 100 guineas reward offered far
wham! weld give such information as would lead to his
apprehamlen. A detentes police dater has beat in South-
espies fir some time on the look-out for him. Martinson,
it Weer., mitred at Southampton on Friday last, and
freepently passed the delude* without belag noticed by
him. Mr. Hillier, a clerk to Masers. Croaky and Co., the
agents for the Washington steamer, recognised Massenet
the other peonage» on board the Weabiegtoo, and gave
him Into eutody of the detective. The delinquent cashier
had been living at an inn in the town very freely. Yester-
day morning, two or three hours before the 'Washington
sailed, he gave the landlord of the inn two 1001. Bank of
Ragland notes to get changed. The latter took them to a
bank in the town, where some demur was made u to giving
cheap for them. The preeseter of the notes stated that they
WTIto a gentleman who had put up at his house. Thus
. banker to decline changing them, unless that
gentleman weld give a referents. hen the laadlord re.
turned to his house, he found that the owner of the notes
had gone os board the Washington to arrange about his
berth, and he thee thought that he would take the notes to
Muss. Crooke/ and Co., to endeavour to obtain change
for them there. Mr. Hillier, the clerk in the oSee, hearing
the landlord notation the circumstance about the nowt, and
having read the advertisement about Martiesoo, went on
Loud, saw him, and also saw that be wwared the deserip-
tion given in the advertisement, =albs then very quietly put
dimwit ew rapport with the detective, end gave the robber
into custody. In len than as hour afterwards, the latter
was oa his way to London, instead of to New York.