The Express.
London, England, 1865-08-18 00:00:00

THE POUCH COURTS.

MANSION-HOUSE
&lows Lacy was brought before the Lord Mayer *Mega
with cruelty to a hone.
James Rudderforth, one of the afters to the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, stetted that he was in
Xing Willieznatreet on the previous day, and sew the be
nt.
fondant driving a bores in a timber wages. The defenda
was sitting on the wagon, sod was whipping the bores very
eaverely, and witless§ noticed that the sal appeared to
flinch very mach from the eons: ea the mar side. He
asked the mimeo' what wee the matte with the horse, sad
be said *Gibing ; bat co examining it be bead slags wound
co see shoulder, mesa largess • crown pion, sod the other
sot quite so large. They were both raw, and dischargiag.
Under the meddle hetound soother very bad wowed. The
tail wee also very mach eat, sad is a perfect side of de-
composition. The horse altogether was in a bed conekboa,
being veryibme oldry sad half-starved. Re,
bedous tea person
named , a timber chant la eta, sod the
primmer said he bad charge mee
the home in Loodco, and
the sores bad been there • beg tints, bat be was obliged to
drive it.
Ps/Midge, the gaoler, mid be had seen the horse, ad it
ins is • dreadful state.
The Lord Mayor said it was the ward case be had Mod,
sed should MAW the highest mashy the law allowed,
or which was 51., ,is default, two meat& haprisonment.
Adis/ Lou, of 'Peaores-latee, Bucklenbary, sad Nickolas
WilMm Gila" of 12, Backlembary, appeared before
the Lord Mayor epos an adjourned 10103110110. which
charged them with Lei unlawfully wavered to their
own use two bills dwhich were Laded to them
fee a special purpose by the ocemplerment, Mr. Vaughan, tea
merchant, of Penems.laan
Mr. Morgue (Humphreys sad Morgan) appeared for dm
ocimplaimet ; Mr. Butler Rigby appeared for Leo, and Ms.
Weiser Sleigh for Gibers.
Mr. Mogen mid since the adieu:meat the bills had been
rat:treed to Mr.Vaughaa, and it would therefore be gathend
that the ddeodents hadipsid them. liable these abeam-
stomas, sod taking into oosidendloo that there were facts
is the ease which misfit rushes °Deviation doehdel, Le
prommter bad lea to proceed farther unless his lord-
ship ordered otherwise.
The Lord Mayor said be bad Lein to do but disrobe
the summate, if there was no mom seoe offered.
The Gummi= was meardiegly dismisowl
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
The two Fremokmeo, dewier sad Nicolas, charged with
heleg ammereed with othore—coe dwhom is is melody I.
Fream—in fabeisating forged Rumba bask motes, were
again brought before the magistrate, Mr. Knox, &Mb
court. Mr. Sleigh, the buddies, appeared as before far the
prow:idiom. and lir. Edward Lewis, of Omit Marlborough-
street, for the primmer Nicolas, who is in the employ of
Mean. Ocoosnooo, lithographers, ha.
Three fresh anines wire called.
Mrs.
,humanise, of Rabbet, deposed to seam
Anomay at Stmdrgh ledge sad washing for him. There
were two work-rooms in the home, sad Ae saw • mem with
papers as the table and some stones in the roam The men
took a photograph of himself sad Moo tt to be.
A yams; man wool Heat, wedding at Diddle% • car-
pester, deposed to erecting at 15100010idk Lodge • 10110biSIL
Be 001dd not say whet it wee, but it was something like •
printing machine. Anemay was not at the hones at the
time, but ha saw him at Datelest ion May.
Mr. Radom. • pawnbroker at Datobst, deposed t• hiking
a photographic; bath, for dipping photograph platen, in
pledge from Amway.
Mr. Sleigh mid he should Ulm ask for another remand.
Mr. Lewis asked that Macias might be discharged, as
there was so widows against him.
Mr. Sleigh objeobal, and
Mr. Knox said he could not discharge him, but he would

take -ball.
After some discussion between the magidrate and the
learned gentlemen engaged to the ease, lAr. Keoz remanded
the prisoners, cannentieg to take ban for the prisoner Nico-
las in 2001. and two mar ties in 1001. mob, for ho appear-
sees on a future day, when • gentlemen from the linseim
beak will be in attendenee.
HANNERSN rITL
L butcher named Beedell, carrying on badmen in the
neighbourhood of Notting-bill, who wee seernesp by
two readied putlerneu, attended before Yr. to
complain of lir. Lovett, the sanitary inepeotor of
tar, for for liming mode him return the mew be reeved
payment fora piece of meet which he (Kr. Loren) declared
was uedt for human food. He said the meat WM examined
by two medical gentlemen, who preseason' it St for human
food. He wanted the magistrate's adviee es to whet be
could do in the matter.
Xr. Wien Mooed there wee no remedy. The appal.
cant should have stood co his rights and Mended that the
meat wee perfectly good le that ease the inspector would
peobebly have surds a seirure and carried the meat before
magistrate to be coodemned. He (the applicant) could
hare appeared with his doctors, and than it would have
been seen whether it wee good or not.
The applicant wished to know whether the inspector was
sot bou to destroy diseased meat whenever be found it
exposed for *Ala
Sir. Ingham referred to the act of parliament. and old
the proper mode was for an inspector to take the ram
which he ?moldered unwholesome before a justice to bet

orm demned.
One of the medial goatiemes present mace forward and
dated there was no question that the 01116S1111/ Milt whole-
name, and that °pinto* had boss eadorsed by two impactors
of Noma's-market. The fact was that this matter had
got wind, and the applicant was likely to bo ruined.
Mr. 'whams mid the general rule was that if a pence in
authority acted hoewitly he was not liable for hts errors.
moommooded the applicant to go before the vestry and
UT to have the matter set right.
'rho applicant thumbed the magistrate for his sari.% and
then withdrew with the medical gentlenisa.