The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-07 00:00:00

TUB POLLUX COUlati.

(THIS DAY.)

beograr TO tiosintan viccruasurria—OLiel I. PIRTIR
ThoolB Rowley, el 10, Pierrepoen•rew,
to Mr. Cooke for • eummons against Mr. Risoditli
etubbon publio-houge, Newgete-street, wider the
wog* eircumaranoes :
ses applicant meted that he 'Welded as behalf of
alarm cumber of the exhibitors in the Al4n_ositural-
-14 who complaieed the* when they milled for s
Ant ge quart of beer or ale they were sot
ca",ig b as imperial reessure, but were nerved is ghee*.
b tin owe of the poor exhibitors, thin wee very bard, for
*oboes do not entails more than three parte of • pint
seem wise they were full, end theatres very rarely the cage
ltadkia was voices to he wed he would not Nerve
jogged comeorea, that be was not hosed to do so. He
t
70,:levliy) meld sot age why there should be
;17g a Memos between being 'raved is the
)rd hag out of the hall, for if he went to •
gated' the hall and called for pint of tiger"
yer....roggay served in le imperial measure. He did not
nab big appliance from say visdietive feeling., bat
"ogle Waged a right whit* he sad the ether exhibitors
sag go pethe bed to have the quantity for which they
pig Thee had been several same of the gort is the City,
oohs alderman had cwavierod the publigoos who served

iltinitioi said he dtd not think that be had the power
ppantea application. He was at opinion that the proper
oars ia adopt ins to report the matter to the iespreetors
of "ma Lod consorts, who could seise the abases if they
win eseisura, and then summon Mr. Bodkie before the
megistrein As the applioation wee made on behalf of
lamp amber of workieg men he would take time to COO.
ars hi Ohtani ; bat be wee of opinion that he had sot
lbe way to great the application.
xi. Bong said he sediirstood that the license granted
to lb, wows of the Agrioniterabhall to sell exciseable
wile by tbe jotting was the sane as WO/ (MOW to all
pgl4/10/. eel if each was the on.. Mr. Basikie had • right
*sell kis ben semi ale the saunas other limped viotoallare.
&bad is tight to have moire privileges then other persona
is the same Ueda Applicant thanked the magistrate for
the patient le n* De had Om
The matter this dropped.
NARLBOBOUGELfiTREET.
OWMINING GOODS BY PALS§ PESTINGSS.
'e Ikkard Lovett, described as an agent, of No, 7,
Oneint-gudso, was brought before Mr. Koos.
smut, by Deems, 301 A, charged with obtaining
foreitore of the value of 161. Ms. from Mr. John Nash,
upholsterer, of No. pretenceset, Leicesterequare, by
bile sad handalent ith intent to defraud him
ci *same.
• 6dward Dints Lewis, of Great Marlborouglvdreet,
who appeared for the prateoutioe, said the primmer wee
=monk obtaioiog goods from Nash by lobe and
preteen—the fain pretences being twofold-
-60 bet reprenstation made by the ;prisoner being that ha
as ode vet to Mr. Thompson of the Amber Mustard
Kills, Alfresco, Derby—end the second, that be had been
___needed to Mr. Nub by one of Mr. Nub's
ogyassee, both of which representations were es-
** without foundation. As the prisoner was only
lase late custody late lest night he wee not prepared with
cop toy triteness, he would therefore have to mak for •
that mead.
Is. Nub said that on the 14th August the prisoner
adlet epos hint and, preeentiog a card, said he was this
sis sent to Mr. Thompson, of the mustard mills, Derby,
*ink agency produced him 5004 • year and be hoped
ger* it would amount to 1,0001. He oleo stated that
bebsd ben recommended by Mr. Decietaxes, of Bermondsey,
gat ponce being one of his (Mr. Nub's) customers. He
Zitthe prisoner with furniture to tbo amount of
of • mahogany desk, table, sod other
Willa, parting with the goods on the faith of the prisoner's
gensistations that be was the agent to the mustard mills,
sad reeemmeoled by Mr. Decorres. Having since sear
tired that the representations were untrue, he applied for
leanest _ _ .

Henry Dawson. 301 A, proved taking the prisoner into
'weedy in a public-house near Covent-garden. On tilling
V like charge he raid he never intended to deprive Mr.
Nei M his property. He afterwards asked Mr. Nash to
imp the prosecution, and aid he would And t►e things
Miss they were sent to in VWiersotreet.
Ti Wiser to Mr. Knox, Daimon said the goods were is
Vilierslitrest. There was also a use against the prisoner
ler thesis* goods from Maws. Hampton and Russell,
gishboters, Leicester-square.
Mr. Kaox remanded the prisoner, and refused to admit
lie to tell.