The Express.
London, England, 1848-09-19 00:00:00

ia which that horned jaamesia
sled Mattis' law required the
Wisdom should be mesdithmil by some set Wog
game teadiag to the ef the orlsoloni *dot im
view, but he she laid hems thud/ parties wise provedio boo
lam masteastly tegetherthat they heti sealboonses Mgr
thsr—that they pee ma sew mutest swan sow fit sup-
port sad assistaase ha as ryiag vet thole Milegol olpeed—Mma
they eseleaveseal to Woes elbow to pia -them. mat that
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provided
we sad same mewl to tbe mosltegs
were all wen sets to prove the hneatios of the pee-
, ties amend, and every one *sewed, although each might
have takes • diMereat dere In the treamedende they ob-
jest woe la Wilma= of die mtpied did" waseepuilly
P the eat of ame hag ender seek einneesteeses the
est of all. The Baserder went ea Me soy that he hare
cVamuck mess largely Item the speak of the
judge to whom ho Ml referred ; bat he
blight be bad laid enough bet, me the grand
jury to enable than to understand the nature of the
shame that would he brought before them He should fol-
low the course that was adopted by the learned judge upon
tbst oesmion in not giving any details of the statements that
sneered upon the depoeilons, in order that the accused
parties might not be prejudiced ; and he would merely state
generally that if they should be satisfied that the prisoners
assembled together, that they were armed, that arms were
ion= at the residence dame of them, and that they op Illy
sanonnosd dolma to the law end their intention to oppose
the publics authorities by force and arms, end by eats of ag-
gression upon the public, it would b, t r them to say whether
es= =A did not maks out en intention to defy and levy war
upon the crown, and to endeavour by lore. to overcome the
and compel the Boveteign to change her councils.
p then proceeded to refer to some of the other
ea= In the calendar, idler which the grand Jury retired to
their mat.
DiPAIIATORT LIITTIRS.—A. Bieck surrendered to take
his trial upon an indictment charging him with having un-
lawfully threatened to publish certain defamatory letters of
lad ooseernhig Edward Blacken Beaumont, with intent to
Wort mosey. The defendant ph aded guilty.—Mr. Bodkin,
who appeared for the prooteurton, raid that as the datends.tt
had taken this course he was instructed not to press for
pnalshateat being inflicted upon him. The court was aware
of the matron of the charge from tho reading of the indict-
ment, and he would therefore merely state that the defer.dant
bolthmelomed to publish certain lettereof a delicate character
redeedar spenthe patemmter, but as be had pleaded guilty,
if ha weed neasiMM es to nisei each a proceeding, there
was se drain a pans he lodgment. —The Recorder ordered
theMihail= to eater Into- his own recognisant* in 2001 to
wpm( sod receive the judgment of the court in cue he
afraid be sailed apse to do so. His lordship at the same
tlehashowved that he must understarti that if he repeated
the 111111111111 ho would be liable to severe punishment.
Taguso FURCIBLI POOSZISION.—Abweeser natio our.
rendseal epee a aerie of making a forcible entry and riot
—The prosseator in this ease was a person named Weds,
sad It appeared that ho was the owe of several houses at
Hammemmith. is lone last the defendant entered into
some arpodatioa with the peceseator, and desired to become
the Mama of ono of ale beeem mad an agreement was drawn
up beam. them whit dint Mem, bat subsequently the pm
seentem Imem ems deemeetement that came to his know.
ledge, Tea met destame M mop the defendant as a tenant,
and &WWI to let Mm have possession, upon which
it apposed that the dededent hired eight cab-
man' iron et Mel In the neighbourhood, and wit's
their matte es tole fibs psemesion of the house';
end when the ppmeenbee west Is IN fraud they had made •
liege Is. In the Maws= ham the trees and Arabi in
the modest, and the Whole poem yeas smoking and regaling
themselves, and this state of things (endured for several
days beton the preessater mid mai* possession of his pro-
pouty.---11r. )Miles s. be the defendant, having urged that
hp the egesement between the parties the defendant had
hen estspled mMem%
_and that he bad a right ►to take poe-
eunlem. the Beeerier add that whether there was an agree-
ment sr eel. the dahadaat had no right to resort to the strong
MA ha empty sash means as he bad to obtain pomm-
el= of dle Anew If such proceedings were permitted
miry melees braise el the peace might be th., result, and
the law throe ate mini discouraged such acts of violence.—
The jjury Amid the dos t Gaffey —Mr. Bodkin said the
mart was se limbs aware of the object of the prosecution,
sad if the preensettee could be assured that he should suffer
no farther annoyance he would be content if the defendant
entered hates recagnimace to appear and reoeivejudgment if
be was required to do so.--51r. Robinson having conferred
with the defendant, the latter consented to give up the agree
meat, sad ha was liberated upon en.enng into recogni.

POLICE.—yIIffERDAT.
GUlDEALL.—lionufwo 'my TILL.—F. Freeland, in
the service of Mrs. Ann Wood and Son, of 101, Hr./gate-
Onset, was charged with robbing his employers. For some
time pest sessey bad been miming from the desk in the back
parker. although it was always k. pt lock, d, but no su.pi-
das was excited against the prisoner, as it wee thought that
probably it might have been expended for incidental expenses
sled never bees entered. However about a fortnight back the
pieseenters were startled by missing no lees a sum than 101.
at ise thee, Massequence of which Mr. T. Wood (the son)
easeinl seen haltcrowns and shillings and placed
them In Hee dash or drawer, at the same time
gointioeseesinnelly to see if any bad bee* taken.
At In mimed 4 half-crowns and 3 shillings,
Emidi) he sent for a policeman and the prisoner was
bee irestedy. The officer, after searching fee some
heed the narked money inside the lining of his cap,
ail also a hay nude: kis coat which unlocked the desk
with the ramete4 passible ewe. When found out he fell on
his knees and hogged is be argiven.—The prisoner's father
end intim bush sliegood inn the witness box, and said their
Me here as oasillent elesseler, sad they were convinced he
Man only the Snit ds esiteksey intended to destroy him.
They were sers he was wholly innooent of the charge
whirl bad bees brought spine him.—Aldermac. Lawrence
wished to know how they 'amounted for his falling on his
Moss and begging lorgivesms. It was not the first time a
simdlsr sonntioe had been brought against him, and how-
ever Falafel the duty, ha must commit him r trial. He
was oenvered to Neepte.
WORSHIP•STRSET.—Diernessan Nsainatwomes.—
Mr. inn, honesty secretary to the Society foe the Relief
of DiMmened Noodlewesnes, anneal to communicate the
weak el seen prosseinipin whisk he had beta lately en-
gird he emelimw the nedition of the unhappy class of
tied wines and other ammystrestes, to which his
seimilew had boa particularly direeted in conssquence of
des Shinano made at the ezennation of Sirak Ledd,
when awe was namely endow investigation at this court.
M. Ray a all it would he weensery to explain that the
rdiazies: if stswitien these unfortu-
nate wen nandred sod to aeeer, was a
Wlfiem Mal Ifer •lenglik at obtained in all the
salon workherasee EMI 1•1111111 prisons of the metropt lie, of
teeinvieg wok week Isms neuter manufacturers, to be made
=the lessen of their estalblishments, at a scale of rricre
sedisesithegensel ratio of wages afforded to the lode-
Maimimialtwommitaanamount bezelyeufficient for theirae-
thhenew Rebid Itiameli seen at slugs union workhouse
imam el the hinds inmates employed in making full sized
labeled each a ingwrier description that the fair remunera-
tion' eight to mean to at last la. 9d. each, but which were
takes el the carob nn at Sid., and only one fa:thing al-
lowed es the wipe workmen. he her labour. The same
system was else -passed at the =lank Penitentiary and
other prism, at which oliers' *nets and soldiers' great
coats were nods, at the
... rates 0120. and dd. each,
and although had been made to go-
vernment althire ad
lew ITle—sting a dielleatineente Of Mica
a praetiea, they hed knit walesseastely amsestedel. lie
had also entered Ws menspendenes ea the sans subject
with the several guardians of the metropolitan =IOW, the
whole of wham, he was happy to state, though ens of the
parishee had been is the receipt of 200 L per annum
!rola that source had cane to an unanimous deter-
mination to (Moline taking such contracts in future,
and confine the Libman of their workplople to such
artiehrs as were indispensably necessary for the use
of their fellow-inmates. Soveralof the neat respectable of the
manufacturers of artiel-s which ifforded the lowest teals of

remuneration had expressed tittle readiness to co-operate in
his efforts to the Whet extent in their power; and the society
with which he was oonnasted were about to draw up a reale
of pion far that kind of pods for their adoption, and to
which all thalweg' thidestmen having claims to respectability
would feel it their interest to succumb; in which event a
gannets, would be given to the public of far superior work-
manship, and the condition of the gensrej mass of impove-
rished aeedlewomen wooldbe raised to a state of comparative
eimifert from the starvation and wretchedness is which they
term now keeled—Kr. Combo said that he was well aware
tithe evils resulting from the pernicious spirit of competition
egg amongst she manufacturers in inch departments, and
expressed his gratification that the exertions of Mr. Roper in
promoting the beasit of the unfortunate workpeople were
likely to be attended with eases...
It ESTIIIN6THR. HIOURAT ROPIEST. Sarah
Errifigices and Eamobeth Wesley were charged with commit-
hog a highway robbery .—Henry Thomas Jones stated that
he wee going hme on Saturday night, and had proceeded
about half-way up Deast•sheet, Westminster, when the pri-
soners followed his, and Errington soddenly coining up to'
him, swore that he should give her something for bringing
her all that way. He was much surprised, sad told bar that
he had not taken her out of the way. She then said that it
he did not immediatelygive her something, she would
hooch his brains out. The prisoner Week', them came
up with two men, who placed themselves on
each side et him. Prosecutor became vvy much
Aimed, and pre Errington sixpence to let him
go. She pareC the money to Wesley, and told hit
to look at it, and see if it was good, after which she said,
" This won't do kr m.; I suet have more." Prosecutor
than told her that he would give her no more, and that if
she did not go eff he would ery " Police." Oho then caught
hold of him by the breast of the coat with gosh violence as to
tear it, and exclaimed " Down with him." Prosecutor
struggled to pt away from her, and se he was doing so he
felt her ..ltand in his
_pooket, and immediately afterwards
missed dee *hillier. Re called " Pollee," and the prisoners
and the men ran away. He ismsdiasely gave information
to the pollee, and tise_prieonass were apprehended in a few
minutes afterwards. Tie nen did nothing to him at the
time ha was being_rotibed, hat stood on each side of him as
thoaph they weeld if be offered any resietaace,—Policeman
Ifirowe proved meeting the prisoners together in Chapel-
street, Wel/minter, at about a quarter to one, and taking
them into onstaily, when they were immediatelyro
ideatilled by the_priesester.—Polioeman Nowlin
that the primmer Wesley was tried and convicted of felony
in Cc obi last, sad imprisened for six months with hard
labour.—The joiesome were eimmitted.
Eximailattnirx.-4 Ward was eha ged with embezzling
moa.p to a emseiderable amount, reestved by him on account
of his employer, Me. T. T. Platber, 6, Queen's-buildings,
Brompten.—The prisoner had been in Kr. Plathet's serv,
as oho en sad traveller for the last four months. His prin-
tips' empioymesit was to go round to the oustomen for orders