The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-08 00:00:00

Mr. Rowley said be considered it a great banlg]
should bs compelled to lose his time to attend V.
bad to pay a man to do his balances. This cots
quotient was a very temple one in itself, add
not moue much coosideration. He contended
only Kr. Winn, but every other been
boned to supply all emisealda ligme in
Mr. Bodkin said the first he had
was by aiming the reports in the oempal
parts statement made by Mr. liowlay. Ile
wished to say that statement was
foundation. He courted inquiry
pawn& extent. In the newspapers it
that this question was taken up on behalf
isibitors. He (Mr. Rodkin) had mid,
Agrioultaral-hall, and he could not Clad ,
hibitor who bad any mime of complaint. Ay
be bad were full, and were imperial measures.
mg. Rowley—l deny that you have say manti,
serve only in gleams, and they are Moat b
abort of a pint
Mr. D'lllyncovgli (to Mr. Rodkin)—Evr
Ia the Agricultural.hall you are bound by
other Boomed victuallers.
Mr. Rudkin —Decidedly so. In the most ]
be mad say that all the measures be used
Mr. Layman.% said it wee *sinless
oompbtined of.
Mr. Rowley said It was. He might say that
slums in use at this bar had been detained by r
exhibitors, and that was quit* half a Tarawa
Mr. Rabin said he intended to have 4
weights and mammas in and have them
courted the fullest inquiry, and he bad via
all his measures were imperial and strictly']
with the set of parliament. He might state
arose through Mr. Rowley hang drank,
Bodkin) ordering him away from the bar. -
Mr. Rowley denied thin he was druair,nfil
wand go rani* the matter to the failed Stmt.
Mr. Vilyscosut said that the spplieut bad bete
the inspector of weights and masevres, or, if k
Oared, they could attend on Thuds) mkt,
Cooke would give his decision.
Tim matter them dropped.
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
amz-Aocusanox or rziMii.,"
Thomas Henry, a young man. demribil le
liana, was charged before Mr. Kock on his pir
with Mafiosi 4/., the moseys of John Tim
now living at the Mose and Crows Hotel, Wat.
Joseph Jackman, 34 C, said that at es oily
morning, while standing at the corner of Bon'
prisoner walked up to bun sod and he wan*
*elf op far having stolen 41. belonging to a
lodging at Rossell'e Coffeahouse, &timber
fair, on Tuesday week. He took ti
Matins, and on. his being asked
to say anything. He replied, " Nothing, on;
took the money," adding that be bad *sat the
different things. He (the constable) altar
the colforrhouse, and there ascertained that
left the Goff se-hoses and gone to lire at the:
Watford, Herts.
Mr. Knox asked the maliable whether the
lost the money.
The constable said be bad.
Mr. lino: asked if the prisoner wished *
The prisoner replied la the negative; •
Knox remanded him for a week.

SOUTH W ARE.
1111011103 AT • RAILWAY STATION.—r
Mr. Michael Bussed, of the firm of
menufactunire and important of watches,'
was °barged with unlawfully smoking s
mime of the South Eastern Railwa
creating a disturbnoce, and refining to 1
by the servants of the oompsny.
Mr. Porter, from the office of Mr. F,
the company, prosecuted. and Mr. L.
wpeund for she defendant
'4lojlp!io. Perry, ticket !zamioer in the

ploy, ;aid that defendant sane to their
halepsat 8 o'clock just as the mail twin
ting ready to eters for Dover. lie was
cigar, and altar his friends got into • first.clear
stood at the door (=Coo* to smoke, alti
been cautioned by an officer. Witness thee •
and requested him to leave off smoking,
refund to do mei.
Mr. Burnham asked whether the
that train ?
Witoess replied in the negative. After
ready he continued smoking, although requei
Dyne, the superiotendent, and other officers to
In crow examination, witness said that the
meet the Calais boat. There was so
attached to it. When be firet saw the gem.
he told him it was prohibited.
Mr. Henry Dyee, the superinteodest of. the
bridge Termions of the South Eastern itAilieiy,
the defendant smoking a cigar on the platform
Dome mail train was getting ready. Be told lest
speak to the gentleman, sod, tiding that be
notice, but continued smoking be went up te
requested him to put his cigar out. He mimed a
and miscooducted himself so that he was comps:lel
two constables to eject him. His conduct was
outaide the station, and as he refused to give I
address he was taken into custody.
Sagami George Holmes, • detective officer,
ployed by the railway company, said be reqi
fondant to leave off smoking, and as h• ref.
from Mr. Dyne, he removed hire. When out
a dismutatioe, and be took him into custody.
Mr. Lewis objected to the introduction of
byedaws under which his client was charged
Mr. Porter observed that the copy had
seal, and could be received as evidence.
Mr. Horsham was of opinion that it meld not.
ginal, signed by tee government authorities, man
thing he could receive; therefore be could not c
masking. He could, however, entertain the
creating a disturbance and refusing to quit the
compiny's premises.
Mr. Robert Fortune, an inspector of the
police, said be saw the defendant removed fr
when be created a disturbance. Witness
go away quietly, but he refused, and so me
self that be was compelled to give him into
Mr. Lewis contended that his client mu
beadier), and all be did was to rep:multi:lk
officers when they took him Into custody.
Mr. Dunham told the defeudent that *are
sufficient evidence to convict him for causini•
berme, and refusing to leave the ceripsoy's r
not to convict him of the smoking. lie three(
him to pay • flee of 20s. or fourteen due ;•
The flue eat immediately piid, and
, men with his friends.

Too PRIVATE INQUIRY SYSTEM. —The aid
these aloes was conducted by Mr. Field, ant
isopeeter of the metropolitan police force.
that in consequence of some proopodiap ("stair
felt themselvos aggrieved and applied to to
Grey upon the subject. The tight hoe.
communicated with Mr. Field, sod It wee
that as no satisfactory arrsogemeut could
to respecting his retiring from the office, the pr
Mr. Field had been receiving was stopped or
municetines were again °posed, sod it army
pension is restored, sod that Mr. Field hoer'
to have soy connexion with inquiry dime.
Tae ESTRAORDIRART CABs OF Ai
Sion Br • GROOM.—The Poet observes that the
abduction was ludierour. "If it be merely rye
l gal meson of separating the young lady. '
mr from the companion she hes no OW
oboist (though even that, under all the
stenos', mar be questioned* prudeom). that
soother thing. The ' robbery' may ha leek('
utter nonsense. Mr. Oreme tried hard '
presumption that the youth had been NS
audacious hopes by the knowledge tint.tisr,
lady was entitled to some money when she ceps
would have more at his (the tether's) death. Br
entirely to prove it, and it was phis that,
daughter of a gestleman who kept purges
must always be en ' heiress' io the ern. I
the youth was animated solely by what we nippier go'
call hie 'sentiment' and the roe( lady's vowel I
Terrace for bim. As Dr. Johnson himself admlks—'o,l
I oho imagination would be more excited in alas acs
et
sonurass'—it was hardly to beoxpeeted that•if°
resist the fondness of a reel lady: sad nideol
disinterestedness woe incidentally proud by
ststiag that, when she proposed ' bunagoirriwi
her money, he told her that he would w big i11C44
farm, and that she wee not to touch it." A 'arr,ll
pow', rya :—" If the evidence brought forv.ra "b,
court is earrien, Miss Crosse mid Gooey smith
liviag together ostensibly as married puma for stair
days before the dbeevery of then evie
knowing this fact, the father did Loot hereto publiab it to the war hL After whir,„
immured. the only thing left rip
marriage, conducted with as little poblialty,
separate her from her afdaimed heeded throw
Instrumentality of polies wort—eves ma •
were possible—was simply to wooed her Mot
repotatioo. Mr. Croon, however, hos WV
his dirty linen the public gaze, sad has dOlt".;
thing la his power to destroy the prospects Ile"'
sad unfortanste loser. If there wee me rm.
ought to have shielded the girl from sodirm
was her father, sad yet ho has boss the del
skin Woes the world."
raTeL ilkOololOrr OW SorrnooLt
hasholy steadiest mound at Smithies Bomb JP:,
titwoolm It apogees that the bead mamas the L,
sea Pier betel. whose num ie Fredesieltel.oloc• TA
pooled by soothes wailer mimed Peasoo.
afar Obefipar Hatters. whew Ponies got Vey'
Wallah was* the danger of his compsaiet. rto„-si
=kbott was seised by tbc drowpir
if his A third Ind dem' VA
Dish who bad !dialed Waage sod t,W
allguggilur le the water (it wee at the doe •di
water, the tide being just ea the ebb), egad to tato
easeseded Is rescuing the hedle
ma'
=l4l=l kis body was ad mamerisi for pa boo •
MAL Life wee of worm extinct. Sargical mato,
fibbed. mod sitar some time Walton roomed.

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itself, lag .4.44 '
le coatended eh,
bowled wow,
* to isperw
bm haat
of
DewsPaptes
whey. Hs oft
was
lui" etre
wars it al •
en behalfst the
sele isgeihs.'" ; ;
n fled
Ay
add
sl iaint.
mein:N. 7 •
MOO soy =Yu% •
are &boat half • e.
I—Eves thotqh
mod by the sank%
he most swiphste
be used wire he
s%
tames that appeafti;
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delimit by lift d
• marten shit
to have tie ism,
ve them hope*
hs hadtMetra to
• • ads Tim
.•
might stoesiebu
mg drank, tad h;"
the hat
▪ drtlik,4ol With
be failed skew
pliant hed beikep
mares, or, if the
horsday skt, via
143TREET.
or ntiogi:
e, describei se •
v.: on hi gin
4 John tom, t
a Hotel, Wattsg,
nut at as sally hew
maw of &iodine •
ad he wasted tee peek
raging to a moon,
Shepherd sdnute.
took the Mei
asked if he oil
" Nothiog, Soil tic
fie bad spit the mei,
table) aliments ea
etalcd that the
live at the Rem sad •
• whether the , •
r wished ism anent,
negative ; upon whit
ARK. •
N.—DTSGEACETCI. •
e firm of Bound mi
watches', 16y • •. • "
Coking a cigar ce •
Railway, "
lug to lan rhea •
4 Mr. ?mined, "
• L Lorti al
leer in the rprapsy's t
e.me to their swan
the mail train yes M.
ever. He was smoky
iota • 6MA:Iw cusp Cd
o smoke, althoathts
Fitness then wort rpmo ;;',
smokiog, Lot he I • . h
the def widest ma '
dive. Attar the kale
ilthough requested by
other uffielt% to diilL
said that the Weis w
wale no amok* •
saw the pathos'
sinteedent ant the .
Dawns Railsedy, said
r on the *Henn Me
ady. He told last will
el, fiodieg that hale '
it he west tip to tie • „,
out. He retired tel • .
hat he was compels" e, ;
des conduct was reel
'awed to give ha cease .
ody.
Istective officer, epecilb
oy, said he remasetedli
aod be retard, hY •
era. Wheneuipidebe
n into custody.
etrodnetioe of the MO;
rat wu charged with • , ,
the copy had the •
evidence.
a that it could not. 1k
sot anthoridee, was is
'ore be coati eat coke •
er, entertain the lags
timing to quit the •
Inspector of the • .
ant removed from ths "
ce. Willem admit lie
d, and so mismodelsi
give him into new*
his client was very •
• to remonstrate sill
ito custody. '
eudsot that am use
it him for cannot,*
e the curepsoy's pew*
eking. He therefore
artern deee imutive**l,
paid, and defendant
r SYSTEM- --Tbe chid
r Mr. Field, a retired • -
tan police force. It •
proceedings cartel
and applied to Bit
The right he..
field, sod It void
xrsegemeot could be
ea the onto°. the pim,
was stopped; 0a whet
mid it is now wit list
Mr. Field hs s altagetkw
Inquiry Aces.
Caen; or Ammon "
et observes that the dor
"If it be met* 101!
the young lady, •
on she has r
at, wider all the
rabic prudeece). that I
berg' may be leokedll
se tried bard le will*,
h bad been lestillvta •
knowledge that the
eaathsy erkeo she cams vi te.
fer's) death. Bat be
it was Ode that
who kepi
chi Otralria itikb