The Express.
London, England, 1865-01-11 00:00:00

THE POMCB COUB2B.

MANSION-HOME.
Jesus liteettbrook, the drive/ of a fora-wleml oak, wearing
a badge numbered 6,766, appeared Won the Lord Mayor
is answer to a Dammam allergia' bin with having, rlarg
seoployerant as a driver, bow guilty el atiebeksviaor in
antulan sad beating the complaisant.
The ndtat plioded guilty.
The oomplalosat was a little boy about else years al age.
named Philip Sisapsos, and resided is Budge-row, Caesar
street. Oa Wednesday be was cronies the road is Ceases-
street, and passed In frost of the defendant's bane, sad as
' be pared defendant swung his whip round end stench the lad
is the eye with it, which caused it to bleed very much, and
babied a very wino injury. The boy appeared in °oust
with a bade.' over his eye, sad stated that he bad soi
bean able to go to school oboe. A gentlemen who wee
Cilliw the mourrenem and took the number of the cab.
madeleadast, it appeased, drove off as though sothiog had
happened.
Defendeat said in defence that the boy jumped off the
kerb right in hoot of his bone, and bad he not pulled up
instantly be most have roe over him. He rolled out, sad
is the esairannon of the moment swung his whip round.
The Lard Mayor said the cabmen did sot seem to one
what they did with their whips. They ensued to think
that the road wee entirely for than, and that everything
most gin way before them, whereas it was es moth for
foot re who wished to cram as for the cabana. sod
be should mark hie orni el his ooaduat by fining him 10s.
co seven days.
The disotagethor with the oasts, amounting in all to 13..,
was paid.
Tim lad's mother then asked if the was to be at the =-
paw that had been lectured for the doctor.
The Lord Mayor mid if he had knows ea 7 dactor's bill
had hen incurred he should have fined the dsbedsat man,
sad ordered the dee to be given to the bey's loather.

. BONfIITREET.
Henry Alder sad Thomas Williamson ware brought up on
remand. before Ilz. Variation, cm a charge of eoespirsoy to
defraud. They ware &deeded by Mr. Low* of Ely-place.
Edward Jamas, a lad absent 15 years of age, about to join
&MA um as a ship boy, stated that ea the Tad Met. be
was 'Meg down to the Hungerford Pier, to ge ma board &rime
SlORMllleA_wlies sew the primmer Alder saline Ws= from
• cart. Williamson had charge of the (art. Alder was selling
purses sod poetensosasies at Is. soak mid preteaded to put
two hall-mowns as. of the puns*. Witmer saw him take
the two hallorowris from • bag, sod seend them is a board
to sbow that they were good. At therms Mambo mid, "Now
I doe't prof.. to give • prim ilk. this with every parse,"
and he appareatly placed the two half-crowns is one of the
poakets at the purse. Witham bought the imam paying
the prisower is. fog it. He was ante he took the same mares,
bat whoa h• opened it he only forted two half passim is it
instead of two half-crowns. He eemplaised of the trick,
sad &wooded his mosey back, bat Alder laughed at him,
sod Williamson mid, " It is not likely the moo will give you
brick your &billies." Witham would not have ONO him Is.
far the puns if he had not believed thas the pares conteised
two half-crows.. Before ha paid the ghillie, the prieoaer
Alder said, "If they are not good cotta gm them back
to ram"
Mr. L. Lewis—They were good coins, were they sot!
Good balfpomiies! (A laugh.)
Witheie—Y.,, bet he mode me believe that he put is
half-crowns.
Mr. L. Lewis—He did not say that if they were sot good
half-crowna he would give you good ballpoints@ for them!
Whams—No.
Mr. L. Lewis.-And did you seriously sapposs that you
were to got two ball crowns for a shining !
Witeem—Yes, I did ; he said so.
Mr. L. Lewis—And what did you think be was to do that

for?
Witaen,--I don't know ; I thought be blew his own
Mailers.
Mr. Hoary Webbor, prevision dealer Soho, corroborated
She ankles°, of the Met wit. The boy began to ery
when he found he had bean cheated, and witaeas said to
Alder. " Why don't you glee the poor boy his shilling
back!' WilliSMOO• said, "The rasa has got a limose from
government, and what do you went to meddle for? It is
nothing to you." Waimea said he did not lA* to me the
boy cheated. William= thee said to Akio:, "Yea bed
hotter give th, boy a few ringa." Alder threw some rings
towards the boy, and the crowd scrambled for thorn.
Walter Shepbord, 113 F. said he came up in cassequemoo
of the obstruction °wed by the mosslalage of a crowd and
the scramble for the rings. He took the prisoners io custody
for the obstruction. Mr. Webber and the boy fcllowed
to
prefer this dap. On the way to the *Milos Williams°.
said to Alder, • You had bet.. square it with the boy if
you ark."
Mr. Vaughan was of opinioa that it was a oonspiracy to
cheat at ammo law, and in obtaining money by falao pre.
twos, nodes the statute.
Mr. Lewis admitted that it was cheating, but thin was
no evidano• of compirmY.
Mr. Vaughan said conspiracy might be inferred by sets
and conduct as wail as from proofs of prior cooferenos.
The acts and conduct of these men showed that they were
acting in concert. With regard to the 'Hegira indiums-
tion of the prosecutor, there was no more reason why he
should be cautious lima there was why the prisoners should
be howl. If Mr. Lewis said the prosecutor ought not to be
foolish, he (Kr. Vaughan) should say that the primmer,
should not cheat. He should commit them both fur trial,
but should admit than tom molt in two emetics of 501.,
and hie own recognizanoe W.

The criminal sessions were held at Southampton
m
• Kooday. Is the suiting Mr. Emanuel, the high
of the Uwe, entertained the Iteoorder sad the her at a
superb banquet at the Vietoria-rooms. Upwards``ot 200 of
the airs of the tows and neighbourhood, poundin of mem-
be of parliament, elergymen, magistrates, and militsry sad ,
naval men of Wilt rank, were invited and were present. Mr. '
Einassel, who is a strict Jew, upraised the utmost loyalty
to the throne, and is ropiness the health of the bishop
of the diocese aid the deep eulogised the Christie' pries-
I bud of the present day. Mk toast was replied to by the !
Bev. Dr. Bradshaw, of the establidred shush, the Bev.
Mr. Adkins. as independent minister, and Father Mount, I
a catholic priest. Sir Jeddah elute acid Admiral Valise i
spoke for the army sad navy respeotively. The gallery of ,
the Victoria-rooms was canopied by a somber of etztl
dreamed Jewish mares, and maidens. &vend
naval odious were preseet.
The now National Schools in connexion with St.
Clement's Chun*, Stanhope-strest, Liverpool, were opened
yesterday by the Lord bishop of Chester. They schools
have been salaried at a cod of 3,000 k, 7501. el which was
given by the Privy Coned!, and the ksd
_by a noldenuin
whose same has sot osamOred. The remaleieg 1,501 X. has
bean subscribed by the couregation.
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