The Express.
London, England, 1865-12-12 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

MANSIOK-HOI7SE.
Francis Caton, a very respnctable looking young man,
brought up for further examination, before Sir K. Cardsh
upon the charge of emheszliog Ti., the property of
master, Kr. John Bennett, the watchmaker, in Cheepside.
Kr. Woollier conducted the prowicutioa, and Kr.
appeared for the dames.
The circumstances of this ow Wff• somewhat remark.
able. It was proved on the first examination that tb
prisoner bad been for • orawideratde time in the eirrios r
the end big duty was to take out property thr
--- In Jane last a clock

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of litrateriegbury, who , year .....
Smithfield show. Mr. W ads, of West Parleieh. takes the ,
prize for the beet specimen of any other breed. The sheep,
though limited, are a fine show. Lady Holmsdale sentwas eria and receive the mope). _ __
did gleehisii oda for wise bar plate in the a_. nen . ____, .-.----_,--, .-- ,„. -
so that there was nothing brilliant about King Hal's per-
some beautiful specimens of poultry, Dorking •and Spaaish
breeds. In Surrey we nodentand that the Dorking show of forme°, of getting home before such • lot, end the tablet the valve "td-aof
"71•dwtheedeeeiall;apoltilviheuebdo totpherisoet.....
were overie weetto let King Ilal touch 12 to I for the Derby, '" "?
fat @tack, poultry, corn, roots, Ac., will take place on as, besides the fait of the race bang uo trial, his under- the
mosey.
_.,
_Herod to
away ik making bower
c, .
queetomed be did tot deny that be might have received
Thursday, and if we may judge from the number of entries standings were not such as would warrant any bone end "
it will be a aucceaa. same Lime._a the coodibsentioap.iathatot ifig...it shtheouldameenturn resimmidttiat
A meeting of clergy and laity was held yesterday in seeing that ruinous price 13 months beforehand. Earlier
in the meeting Vigorous had won a Maiden Plate from •
ridtdadd". not
to him, and Mr. Simmons, a gentleman or
afternoon at the Matterhorn*, under the presidemy of the lot that included LTI h 8
deadens= of London. for the purpose of considering theneeted ..wi_.,_th the_,___ prosecn_
~_..terr'as
_..flro,,,appearedA.,_
messytohaire_admitt
propriety of empporting a society having for its ohjeot a form she could no moreY-un'sustaln,inn:e..ClirnenNtumn thatsh\o"alweingo-
tine, an early productioa of the same stable, would ; and that_ tt._‘_rttg'ffee't,er..e.e_re.tl
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revival of lay orders in the church of Engler:id. It is pro- we likewise saw Ttne, another filly that finished up very 0',..7.7.7.71.:;Zhe
I,ol'l7,4lo7th7e7roeum:soess.ution thaar ;:ub
posed that the society shall consist of members of the
Anglican church, and that it shall be governed by • presi-
dent and council aod other oo3oers. It is urged by the baddonlady'doiningthgrarecr ovbe'ranehnebefir:"baliltf"oFinf thurenittbn.Man. ;11thatt °°°°pTioontr,°°ll:upri.ol°OtS4 6°4.2 theemaneer.aa.b.liehed, against
.oig hi
swamped the hops* of the letter's Derby backers, for if the , _ reads by Yr.
Beard*: itriempiedii
The following is a list of the first prizes iiMt"ta , pro.moters of the new society that the time appears to have defeat did take place on amount of his running " nokiad rr eareess appeal Was
in each of the classes : arrived for the formal recognition by the church of lay al. (benne, Colonel Wilson, that be might be motet,ted
CATTLE. agents u assistants to the ordained ministers, inasmuch u the loss of temper was dismayiog enough. At Chester'
WNW: application was opposed by Mr. Oke
is Harriette came out fit to run, or she would not have
Clam I - Devon steers, not exceeding 2 years and 6 months old, there are many laymen who would he will
to serve se period of the remand.
beaten Tina and Gretna, the latter
, being a speedy filly. but and
b. prisoner area •°°S s° Newgate for eight ''
SW John Overman, of Burnham Sutton. Burn/min Market, Nor- .lv deacons, to help the clergy in any way consistent with linable to cops with Mr. Saxon s over the three-quieten of
ilk; silver medal to the/weeder, Mn mete. Burnham Harp,. their position, provided that they were not pledged to •. Mr. Wonn_er now
remand of d
although full inquiries
Clem 2-Devon steers, Dot exceeding 3 years and S months old. perpetual performance of the dutico entrusted to them, or a mile. With 51b. the best of the weights, Tina
Ste. Mr. John Overman ; silver medal to,
the breeder, Mrs. Clarke. rove any other eau of emberziemet
..... to such daily labours as are entreated to Scripture nation. tamed the tables on Yin Harriette afterwards., show.
see:iditliridenetideoy• the of the Prim_ nee .. he was
Class s-Deron steers or oxen above 3 fears and 3 months ....the single one relating to the sum of 71., and he asked
whatever then may have been last November, whoa ores there was very little between the por then,
£25, Major tienerat Hood, Windsor ; the eahibitor the breeder's A 1"”-- se number a 1 Dohleowii gentlemen men in Prefewaßlw
saner medM. ! and business, have offered their ca en
to the proposed Y Beard sad he hoped that Sir Robert Carden '
cum 4-Devon betters, not exceeding 4 years old (Yntli society, and several of them ars willies at once to take apes fields were r•
heifers not qualltledi-g3.5. Walter Earthing, Stowe, Gown i themselves the duties of lay deacons. Tina ran
Ihernot!dtwor ;:eintadwbilst rocas. alderman to commit the prisoner upon that charge.
test think for a moment of oommitriog the primmer
bridcwater ; silver medal to the breeder, the exhibitor.
04445_ pecan c 4,44.44444 4 y 4444 010. 044 him bact 44 is". 1 TRIBUNALS OF COMMERCE, OR COURTS Or ARBI- upon such a cha and he asked him to exercise
we live calf-12S, W. Heath. Ludliam•hall, Norfolk ; silver ' TRATIoN.-A meeting . .
of rise Jurisprudence Department of fort Biennia, the talent saw something really worth their
....d
nanodtsinnsiwbeelßllreclin' abtyCAb ,erntterille'rystilldefeetbtedernSeninligmwnsinittnr auk- independent
s judgmentriL
and not allow himself pi b
a reminded the
medal to the breeder, John Tapp, Twichen, South Holton, ' the Social Scienee Association took place last night, at their .
.. from
.any other quarter. B.
Devon. ' rooms in the Adelpbi, the Right Hoe. Lord Brougham in tandhinkpireeLairedut
aforhardtbyeaDperplyan, um htheiwaton.gurlikeeds rabeeewhoza
that aithough the prosecution bad been allowed • m
Clam et-Hereford steera, not exceeding 2 years and 0 months , the chair. A paper on Tribunals of Commerce was read by ievestigate the matter connected with the prisoner's
eld-EM, Edward Tanner, Jun., of Houton castle. A•too-on- I Mr. H. J. Leppoc, of Manchester. Be urged that the not
omm oen,lyti shetandhutnhoet preinhparaeritationh6leusiret.sgewt
soft
tbAets
yevoerrek,
duct, they had been unable to dismover soy other
Cann, Salop ; silver medal to the breeder, the exhibitor.
Clue 7l
to steers, not exceeding 1 years and 1 menthe ;ex
in
courte acid prooodure did not meet the requirements when the saidra yore won two ceiling rano. Honey was allteged dishonesty en the part of the primmer than'
of embezzling the 71. It was always the ir
eid-ave, Lewis Lloyd, Monks Orchard, Addington. Sum,' MI- m °°*°reial an, because-1. The judges were not ex- still at a discount, ter he could not get a place to Valentine lae
of this character to allege three acts of
we medal to the breeder, O. Pitt. Chadnor Court, Leominster. I perieoced in commercial matters end the name of trade. in the Zeeland, the latter sustaining her title to magmat-
a**, S -Hereford steers or oxen above 3 years and S months 2. The procedure ens techoical, tedious, and expensive. 3. meet. but here the prißeer was only charged
sald-E4O, W. Heath ; Inter medal to the breeder. the Into Lord , The delay in obtainieg jadgenents under the present system r..abilignity when
ito boamodtisolteoairiefomand;
.Cataothere t,tfitiori.thriirslatter. Last
_hew
he
wee
cheesed
with
the
eget.
wee
1 single act, and lee eubmitted that his
'Berwick. ,was excessive. As • pertial remedy for these evils he urged nearly 6o eveotful 'stint at Salisbury io the same week, for .
Class e-liereford heifers, not exoeeing • years old (spayed thatisiftetnbteepitrlLimocen,
wsz.
o.Berphai d no besitedson i
falters not otodoteat. L 26. lir. Th... j...., showooor, ; that the members or the differeat Chambers of Commerce tted to take his .
Miner medal to the breeder, the exhibitor. 1 throughout the kingdom should unite in establishing courts it thbine
Hacionott-thwehyo
otintcoroLooedannnehistonl:rd,
u.fiPtorutmobeo.se,th's li
Clue to-Hereford cows above 4 years old that must bare had •of arbitration for deciding upon all commercial disputes, the jaaa'nr7 would think of connotive biro upon such en,
at least on live call-425, Henry &Mende. Yest Hamel. ! judges tote elected by and from the members of the Teepee- ...--- would be • good horse butler bin piping nli na y. s h bed when having only Garland to best-and Ili sortoiltd xi: thee. lon
he believed that the awarder or whatever other
mosigb.
thee ebbilarige the grand jury, would: direct them to
Vantage ;diver mead to the breeder, Mrs. Marthe Coates, of i tine chambers. A discussion took place, in which Mr. Den-
Drierl7, Leominster. , Q.C., ]Sr. F. Hill, Dr. Parkhurst, Mr. Newmaroh, LwrrEtis TO SPAIN. —lnformation has been re
Claes 11-thort-horned deers not muyeeding 2 7. S.,ll...othunerd.., the
Sabilisinnbaryl*,Ylannitthwelrt' roWaruern,i4gOt.WthildrouDnsbn: •
if R. Carden, after conferriog with Mr. Olte, -___ _
months
obi-allo, Jame UOW BrOntitoo. Huntingdon-"'s
:direrandl I more
Lod
Mr. Hastings, Mr- Dieu, and Where, took pert calved from the Spanish pose-office that the laws of Spain contest wherein Lady Audio, Sweet Anne, and Mariana
I Lord Brous am eat efelt rte great difficulty which at- . forbid the transmission by the post within that country, of
b 'd b _keenly • question for a jury to decide, and he should
medal to the exhibitor as breeder. mit the prisoner for trial.
Clan IS-Short-horned deers irt exceeding 3 years and 3 tended the question of the constitution of independent
, lettere or packets containing mambos, jewellery, or other tboug
.would sh. • th superior be met the
ht he toe in • company were among his opponents, and he woe so easily that it was
Mr. Oke then suggested that it would be nee,
m.,ixths-C.30. J. and W. Martin, Aberdeen ; direr medal tothe warts for the trial of commercial disputes. Thanks were ; anions of value which aro liable to customs duties ; and I next week in the Bath Biennial, which wee peel. ific as ever
Weeder. Alexander Antra, Altore. Aberdeen. I voted to Mr. Leppoc for his paper.remand the prisoner, to order that the lady whc
Class li-Shorthorced steen or oxen above 3 yews and three sr er i the money might appear and prodnee the remit
months obi. E3O. W. H. baker, Cottemeore, Oakham,Rulkind ; . -
Align% IN THE CHANCERY COUETS.—Eobberies bedeliveredbut sent hackfrom ' ing to meet King Hal. Rorie Hood, and gut Viva.
thmaaituiftossucphiale,titershey owrilipancoktets shall be forwarded in the 11 of good horses, tbe colt by St. Albans out of. Doraliom. hay.
geese.
treader. bad no objection to this. 1
Myer medal to the breeder, the exhibitor I have lately been of Inleeet oecurresee in the Comes of the hoarier. The Postmooter-General thinks it athaelar) I.
Clses 14 -Shorthorned heifers. uot exceeding 4 years old (ate, led : Chancery. Not long ago • shorthaod writer bad hisri coat to make this regulation known to the public, in order to i ,of strength ; •
Salisbury. The distance.
Roodwas t,OO,
elshappwtedf.oriitt tostartbe iiiiiifid:
h " the randire colt beet the always understood that when • prosecutioe was
betritain i pato. erß.hai ita
Wert not qualitied. -C29, Earl V Itivinur, Coloshill, - stolen before his eyes while taking • judgment of _the
earn ponces against sandiog by the peat to Spain any never is. the r. ace ; , and be had stated that hie case
worth ; Oyer medal to the exhibitor, the breeder. i Lewd Chancellor. He oouldaot leave off writing for fear I articles which are liable in that country to custom, duties.o I uded, it was not usual for other parties to in
Clam 15-Shorthorned cows above 4 years old that must haquality Quite disheartening even those Derb
" of losing a seutencm and could not make a &Amebas:a for ' I'
- ATAL ACCIDENT TO A RAILWAY FORTEIL—Dr. I "lib t
at en i
ill it
aaie gn i °oil! rift: in Mil ale who a t pewth:
i r ohw: i . ..e:. oghe h pi
grin.: d Th:: ':
lylleabwadl,iciltiOrrever no objection to the primmer
bad at least one live calf -1,25. W. Aldwortn, Milord, Akins.an unities yesterday • noon, is the
doe, Berta ; silver medal to the breeder, Ulna Brookes, Lyk,vg. . tear of committal far coutempt :sod only within the last Lankeeter held • t fte' remanded, but rider the circumstance* he said bid'
Wanton. fierio• 1 few days a reporter bad mall parcel containiag valuables
' Clan te-sussex steers or oxen not exceeding 3 years old-Cles abstracted from his coat pocket whilst taking a judgment • the sewn day on • same
, hosed mom of Ht. Norio Hospital, on the body of chain. :1 51b pent( Doralioeth's son carried
eothwde Westonno prevent
bison 1
di
mina be jam
Leo, aged 39 yews, who had been employed as porter oa i .
_._
_.... ~.2 favourite thin, eyes with stain. var.,. Sir R. Carden rid it was not usual to take
J. E. ,and A. Heiman, Auemering. Arundel, eases ; sliver of the Lords „Teeeicee i the Great Western Railway. It appeared from the evidence , •W•if made
Rustic,.'"" fn &mita,. to the tomb,. Ia.:). andr' a nee war ander make&
medal to the breeder, the exhibitor. : EXTRAORDINARY RUN WITH THE SOUTHDOWN that the deceased got oe • "life "to see that the doors of Wen. end
Clam 17-Sassex Steen or oxen above S years old -etb. Thomasai Vint to meet. Bat the short non ledea
said be earnestly hoped that in -- .
e spot ,
Barton, The Grove, Roberts-bridge, Hurst-green, Sawa ; diver FOIHOUNDS. -Yesterday (blonclay) one of the most extra- the upper floors of the department in which he was 1. race as well as the lemma or,
medal to the breeder, the *iamb-tor. ordinary runs which have oectirred with the Sauthdown engaged were locked. He held a cat in his band, had while
shin bad start and the hurry of some of the "to Flewweate-
-13. .I, for, what with the alderuma would not think of seeding the prisouer
Caw id-Sussex betters not exceeding 4 years old (spayed I hunt for some time took plate, the meet being at F. the " lift" was being elevated, the animal tried to get ---•
Liven not tontine i)-tio J. Shoomnitb, Berwick, sear Lewes ; . Hareharda, Em.. Horded Place. About 150 noblemen away, when the deceased, in eadeavoaries to prevent 1
•t. jockeydas rot" ma
th.ke
beste oopef nimuweind.n
.t.eyorwßre.gtain.d,
• . he th e di • I Sir R. Carden aged* (inferred with the clerk, .
eta
silver medal to the breeder, the exhibitor. .___, ' and gentlemen from different pits of the conntry, attired Be and sustained a compound fracture of the leg. we . took Ittl more credit' than that be earned by ' stated that be would accept bail for the primmer%
zoom and fixed the amonot at himself in 1001.
Clue le-newel awe shove 4 years
old that must he" 'e" , in their hunting ecetume, usembled at the render
and He was Liken to the hospital, but died of lockjaw a foet-
al least one live calf -Am, J. and A. Heiman.s, the detest of the Donau* colt with slb the best of tbe • safeties is 5L each.
Mar so-Norfolk or Suffolk polled steers or oxen, et any are- after lunitheon bad been partaken of • "find" was night after his admission. The jury returned •• vsedict of I Tit. regrind bail was immediately provided,
La,
to Beare. Panora. North Waggish, Norfolk ; and sliver sOOO effected in a wood near Horsted Pond. and kayeard " Accidental death." weights. Beside*, Student bad been amiss arid wu not at
, Vespasian i • .
ii t.a
all • for action, while Rustic was totally uneducated, and defeedee% wee -hen' •
Medal to the breeder, the exhibitor. .was hotly pursued throughout a most excitiog run ; gut , FATAL. ACCIDENT TO A BAERISTER. —Mr. Fre- CLERICHNWHIAL.
ow 4-Norfolk or sultdk polled heifers or cows of any age through some small coppices, adjoieing those in which 4e . derick Ashworth, barrister, who was attending the Mew fliso a Derby, little aa they drummed of WI immense Aka Bidwell. aged 38, • carman, of 14, Cam'
thence tai or three times roved Main • cheater Win... died en Saturday, from the result of a fall . "-- -'
few elms oboe thought of Veepariaa Da • chance at
-En, R. C. Cooke, Livermore. Hun 114. Edmunds : silver medal And took place.
Mme breed4r, W. Barre), Trisowerth, Bury St. Edmunds.down stairs at Iris hotel. Whether the fall was canoed e ir pl bef the concluded, The 1 sari h • the Pork road. laliogtom
improvement so mashy of those behind him engaged in that Perotoovilla, was charged with grossly ill.trost
'bark, and then broke off oe the Glenda side, away to
Cum to
wears or oxen of any ege-ele, R. H.
bsproan. Upton: Nonsatoo, warwlekehlre ; silver medal to the the Broyle at Riegmer, thence to the Brick Kilos, WOW by • fit, or by his foot slipping, could sot be ascertained, vent were to is ay ore moon sarong a one la -
Badminton was the first all-aged race of any importance in Mr. W. Lava. chief officer of the Royal Society
bl.Od‘,r, John Godfrey, Vs igtown Psrva, Hinkley, Waster. i this turnpike toad close to the kernels. through Mr, bat the evidence at the inquest was rather in favour of which the two-year- olds bad to meet their elders, and the Prevention of Cruelty to Anias, attended
Clan .24-Scotch horned steers or oxen of any age —rae, Doke G. Holmdel:4 fun, over Mr. W. L. Christie's lawn. the formes aftenetire. Mr. Aehworth wee a bratheo.n. Limo,r bdiaiott ozone, earttiely spa. loamy in favour
of
c.....
.4 Sutherland, Dunrobin, nutismiandshire : silver medal to the From thence they ran away same X
61 t
ide Park few of the late Canon Nowell.
breeder, Dr. Glthordy, of Barn. ; (seat of the Hon. H. Bread, M.P.), down to Glyeele , her oonteroforaries when debut ermine,. Attractioo, and Mr. Edward Gibsoo, an itdependent gentleman,
(Advertisententl—HOLLOWAY's Omuta/CT AND Hamper, who at the time re ted the beat speed at Huogerford-road, Islingtee, mid that be war
Clads 16-Scotch horned heifers or cows of any age-gis, R.
Imtwood, Thorny lioinan Callao' : breeder nuteown. i river. close to the chalk pits. H.._ere, .it was exteeeted that 1
_.; . a_ . PILLS.-There is no question whatever matebriatm. nee- a the day, over the •esile. Harpenden was ant the reed is ennui= whoa he saw the
can 30-Scotch psded steers or oxen of say sgs-P.30, Azi.. I the fox teedd me" the wake. ern' z '" doing
and
___e" ralgia. and inch like panful maladies are mor rife this seams pot q.ite so prolific of two-yeeriolda as usual, but beating a honey/NI severely on the head and sec,
drew duo urn, Unlimited. Dahl; Alves medal to OM bler4er. I led the way alongsidetberiver for abo ihreeite, an SIMIII than for some ”sars pail. 111 number of Willi:rola' of cures
Hobert M siker, Banff.showed es a good filly from the French stable celled Puebla. butt end of bis whip. The hone was week, but
t
~ Aloes 27-dmitch polled heifers. or cows of any am-Ell. of
iti.lisentizrty. bat the mary re
I suddenly
crowed'
followed
by
some
of.nd reliTinAti, doting . eroted biiilititt7t7.re!"...f all starrrn"frassa thiea:cod raid:. who made • rare example at Alberts. BeYiesii, Emma, alma very willing, but a. al it could it /odd sot a
"ifilliam ?Venable. eat Tillyfour, Aberdare: silver medal to the - • • th brooks and non eransard is trimpis 'Thel
ICo again is eports iii pain Laid be fomented for some minutes with two or three we afterwards saw do creditably. though heavy cart mad load to which It was attache,
Immediately well table d with the Mot- whether they had thar full Mai ttu this occasion is yeti defendant's Inhumanity to the hem °el tn
Weeder. A. Patinae. Hones. the object of their pursuit Jovial en Mr. Staraley's farm, at , Inew kis., elk& ••4
aus -Irish deem or oxen of any ■ ...-file Allan Pollak I ,
in. and give the sootard,
Ilbassoy, Babluedos, Galway ; direr me to As breeder, the t eke, cud the death t°• pregame* hat several respectable persons. who expreseed
greeted ndia. Han valuabie lives are annually WA which named. fumed the eases down to the uti" ahem limn., of the wrap, pranned sae rady
agidbitor. I owl tended of the beldame. Oes of the penmen who night b. wed if wow', hi um. ...de id the.
Oar ai -lAA he
or cows of aa ago. RIO, at. rata : attempted to areas the river Ind • Berme amp hen nowintin inmaks. Ind& moo{ asoloorgi wove bisofisiol. the performances ed the Juveniles bases to be very istereet- defeedent but the ether Anvers anon the mod
Mime mend to the Weeder, the i drewausg.- Sem= Adsortiier. , solasswieillma kg. she we were PM en tie 4•41 fi tie Derby, and bask. the dale•dast eestlesel be bon the lone alter