The Express.
London, England, 1853-11-21 00:00:00

MA RILED(PA 1.: VESTRY.

Oa Saturday, at the ordinary meeting of this
assembly. Mr. Iliewari waited unon the board for the put-
pwe of railing their attention to the number of brothels in
Charlotte-street, where they were kept open and without
dilreoe, to the great nuisence cf the neighbourhood, and
the great danger of its property One of the houses, said
Mr. Btewart, war conducted in the most flash style by •
finale rejoicing in numberless aliases. Gentlemen drove
up to it in coaches and four, in dog tarts with two footmen
behind, Mt in vehicles Raving two mounted on Wiens,
while the " ladies" of the estandshment also drove out in
to ,ches and four, returning home at night intoxicated, two
of them sometimes occupying the box-seat. A short time
stile, a distracted mother went to the house in seerch of her
daughter, who she learned had been decoyed into the den,
hut, instead of gaining any information about her wander-
ing chill. was repuls,d from the place. That and similar
otter houses were deur, ying the property art the whole
neighbourhood, as no one having a family would subject it
to the horrible language or disgusting sights to which it
would be exposed by living in the street. He therefore
prayed the board to interfer, andput down such houses.
Hr. Hoboes moved the. the vestry clerk b • directed
to write to th• parties, informing them that, unless they
c'oeed their houses, they weekl be prosecuted.
Mr. hit .tt4.L', seconded the motion, and observed that a
similar notice had been served on • brothel-keeper in
Norton-street, who closed the house. and removed to another
in the same street, onposite toe clergyman's honer, where
the party resume.' business as brisk as ever.
The motion was carried.
Mr. notong moved the adoption of the report of the
committee appointed to investigate the charge of keeping a
brothel, preferred against Usher, the bell toiler of Trinity
Church, which stated that the charge was fully proved, and
therefor, recommended the man's dismissal.

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Mr. Bovvititt. seconded the motion.
Mr. GkIIINIVELL, vecry clefts, read a memorial from
Usker, atknowledging his crime, but praying forgiveness,
as kr Ned given up the house.
The Rev. Mr. OAUXIIIII, toe rector of Trinity Church,
said that a locus penile:olio had been offered Usher, without
his seeding himself of it. Oa the contrary, he kept the
brothel t.O veers. under the very shadow of the church,
although cuotioneil against soca disgraceful conduct.
Toe •sotion was adopted.

DEATH /ST VII /LEN( 1,..—0n Friday laht, one of the
'mists of the Earl of Moira au,l mom isbourers, in passing
through a mended pert of W.insteed•wisod, discovond the
body of a man with his throat out from ear to ear. A
tics dy knife was found near :he body, which appeared to
be that of a penon from 34 to 10 years of age. In the hat
were written the word. Bailey, Portsmouth."
MARYLLBONE SAVINGS BANIi.—On the 20th
Plnem`wr 1847, the number of depoeiton was 18,119, and
moon: I saving• del...sited with the National Debt Colo-
akisoiesers, V 1,663/. ; 1848. depositors, 19,019, amount,
221,356, ;1349, depositors, 20,382, amount, 311,0941.; 1850,
depositors, 21,110, amount, 321,775/.; 1951, depositors,
V. 176. lmount. 384,0 W. ; 1147i2, depositor., 22.771. amount,
364.326'. ; 1333, deposit 4.3, 23,308, amount, 367,9731.