The Express.
London, England, 1849-10-05 00:00:00

A GAME LAW CASK

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At the Plyntpton Petty Bash= on hfondsy, be-
fore W. Y. Pend, E.q. (chairman), 0. W. Bolts, Esq.,
and J. L. Templer, Robert Marshall was charged upon
the information of George 13,Ibin' had 'timekeeper to the
Eul of Morley, that he, not being liaised to sell pine, dM
hays in his pareeskm, oa a day idler 40 days subsequent to
the let of Febrosry, to wit, on the 27th o' fleptenther, 1849.1
a gasman of pheasants, to e number c f 23, confined in a
pine, neither a new nor a breeding plow, contrary to Uhl
slants in that sem made sod provided.
Kr. G. Pridhata solicitor, conducted the prosecution.'
Before calling evidence he referred to several sections of the
act of pediment, by which it was enacted that, if any perms
not liathmed to sill game should hold or rowels is.,, or
should awake this in any piea,. the rime not being a mew
or brogan paw, the party shall be liable to a penalty not
ensiles gas penal for every bead of game so posesesed or
confined.
POILIOntiI J. Lavers deposed to having appreheaded the
Finances SwF el kis having birds of game in his pa
on bead. hi a building in the yard, a dead bare
and n twe oats, rod a quantity of pheasants olive.
Proceeded to snit the birds, and found 81 birds, all phefr
saw.; atter, counted El Site: 97 In the whole.
Cross. mined by the passer—There were three plass
elvenalatioa : sae pine was Mapped by wires, and another
by a Fees awed asiled ahem k. I believe then is some
apes between the wall-pla's sad the roof whore air would
soM, in. There was a little spas nada the door. A
dicks ht be able to go in and out at it.
Thomas Freud,, poliseasstable, said, I have brought or
informatioa waist Marshall for saving pbeesents on the
26-11. I, that day, west ao the both of the stables la Goa's.
yard, and I got upon a pig's hose, and looked loth the
stable, after Mirka honked in for a few minutes, I ses!d
sew and seated 23 live pheasant, at fleet it was too
dark to disown them. In coassnese of thie, 1 gave the
istnra shoe. _ _ _

- Goes was examined: I Mop the Denashin lan st
Ridgway, Then are two stables at the ban of my peemisse
• therm is in the occupation of the defendant; I doses
know for what purpose he van It. I have never been Milk it
sines kis ocematin • It has bees let to him gime the lot of
Jose, 1849. Al far.. lam somereed, lam ignorant Übe
keeps bones theta He Ime boos a Ledger le my house elms
the of Jam, and Wont it, sad has not been away. There
is a back emeses is my premises. Ido not know et his
Meng any Mass. I cud sot know of the use of the stable
for any wpm I never enquind.
Rehm Teem Whin said—l stn bola head ksa.ppeerr to
the Bari of Morley for weaken' years. I heard the esideaoe
of Levan. It wee true. Amongst the sixty-one pheasants,
then were, m I believe, six old net pheasants. Oao very
certain meek es them Is the spun and the plumage, whisk
the young birds have sot attained. The phonon of the
skis was very bad. Rome of them had no tail. flowse bad
so feathers over the ban. There were • ameba Mold hese
unapt them. There wen nothing but pheasants there. I
Mink it a very etakeshlty and improper play to keep birds.
Be the Primmer—l have a coop 20 inches main in which
I kept the hem. IdoM.UN en 'belated owe. Then was
• yard whoa I case first with • nit to place over it ;
but I did set use it. The set was about two kettle
is the pegs. That is about the sin of my net. Q. Did you
ever know, is your antenna yeses' experience, of pheasants
being cosileed ? A. 0 yes, I have, Albert . I have sees it
is several plans. Q. D.) you believe it is aot possible for me
to near phemate is the stable, with good astendanee and sty
experience? A. Ido not think it likely, I cannot say it is
not possible. Q. Have you not knave them TOM& in a
else plan Mailer to it? A. No • it must not be supposed
that we tan rear phaseouts in such peels, they sea only be
eo..ilaed there. Q. What mad. yea take mak as attire
pert in seunti-g the phemeate when there were three peaks-
men them? A. Bestow they wished me to do so. De-
featiant : You have no sight to destroy the property. How
many did no carry away in your pockets? A. None. Q.
—D
d tho_palise marsh you to me if yes had any or not ?
A. No.—Weediest. Thou be ought to have demi it —ls
answer to other questions, witness said there were some .Id
and some young birds amongst them. I think the pheaseets
poor is body and bad in feather., but some were looking
well.—Dekndent If it was such an unhealthy place, how
should those look ? A. My opiaioa is that they had sot
beet to long,—Q. Da you believe there in no difference in
the constitution of birds? A. I think they are abject to
dinrders.—After me or two other immaterial questions, the
&feudist tamed to the Denali, and said—l think, your
worships, we OM epee Deities sew.
With this witame tie sees fee dm, eiessoniisa we, closed.
TM defendant the pima as while the birds trove
coallaed was • mow er glees. It was • plies where
birds were reared, and where they were reared now and
nothing mere. BIM el the bide times were hatched and
reared there. He had had as see rims 100 rabbits sad
pigeons. The stable was his bresdkag gime, and the permit
was kis fancy. Ho had nothing more to say, and sidled as
IRWIN/
Jahn Pape, • massa, who said—l ham boss in Goss's.riourt
with defendant, and have seen some pheasants there, Lige
and small. They were not altogether, but is &Nernst stalls.
I saw some mop there at one end of the stable, and I saw
the pen phoasmate running about the stable. I believe
*ma young plasesasts were hatched sad reared in this plasm
I Um sees limo tor Mr Mee them ai
de coops. I have
reared phimeate pan ego. Ima take a myeelf to my I
saw deems& hese sittlag en pheasants eggs in Jun• last, but
I saw so hese silting Wee weeks ago, when I was there.
TM might be shone thirty rie tarty pheasants thus, mom
of them were 44 ear.
Amiss fitiffley Aleitemer, was ounaino I by defendant.
I Dave known 7eimiesa lewd yeses. I have men phea-
sants in Gam's solos seeemeiten sheet twelve seethe old.
I have asset ass Or Meow them, bat I saw no pang ones
when I wets theeirsiessmisibe Sea I have Inn several
there singe, with • Ma rearing Mem. I sever saw
doomade fowls is the stables.
asp
Ta• gestates Mind, and after a abort abeam
addressed the primer upon the satire .1 the
amid stated that W. magistrates sessidered the
=essasinod in the hilmmetion was proved. but they
set go to the fill mime of the penalty they item
inspeweed to idiot on him, although when it was remem-
bered Shell May Sweaty-tine birds were mentioned in the
inianimehis, end it bad bees proved that ainetpieses were
is file pleoltetio! • they amid not rodeos the fine lower than
to lee. per hese was therefore adjudged to pay
111. Ik, the Ins es the Ms, sad the expense of the smart;
and is default of mama to be eoramitud to the Remo .1
Cenvelion fee them moods.
MA hog Wok that if the defendant was dimatieffed
wkwohjii leMesse, he amid appeal
'Panty t against it at the next
riseter mime * the oa certain camdkloas,
whisk esaseaseni nwr hi him.

Extustrion or lIIDONIIIT or ALL NATIONS.—
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emu easneillem end Mime wee bola se the Geese&
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the Feiss% seethes constitute itself s Mal sesimbles te
stamped midi Ike IMAM, el Arta, ,in Leedom, *a the
pitmen n esaying sat the isle& seeessedy to give ellestim
te Me peat edtbities se be held in 1851 is the
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Yesterday conieg, at the League Roans, )(Alp
&testy., e Rusher of the friends of pease sad deansiel
Warms*, admirers of Rhea DintiA The is sew abet* In
wawa le the tlatted buds% sewed to proud is ibis
risme as address 'geodes et their esteem
e win Joseph ficarga. kr=
_,lrwleiseegn The, Mr. Iseeieer, M.P. Mr.
J. 111... Sir Biberalt Andusge, dr. idnaed
thud, (d die), eel far. W. Banos. Mr. Insin
was aseseepoidel Kr. Aisne Walker, a ands, d the
Kiesselbsadle ad well Wawa es a wad we
Mr: Wiese bevies takes the chair,
Clistreireesing neddins was send by Kr. Buoys, se.
ended by Mr E. AMMO% ad, baying beseweeliesk was
poweand to dr. fhwillOV aspled ea wane Inser.ei in
a amen large gilt bean, naiad las hadisanso has made
to resseive it:
" That the heartfelt thinks of this seeetiag an du to
Elide Benet, whom great intellectual powers sad high
word lacultite, regulated end directed by • deep muse of
ligious duty. haw bon devoted, regardless of his owe nes
and health and worldly prospects, to presnon the pried*,
of peace, sad whose slogan% uttersnee by epee* sod pea
has plaind before the nations of the earth la attreetive
beauty the doctrines that war is repugnant to the spirit of
the Respell and destining to no boat interests of seeadad."
" That its thanks are espedelly doe far his resent indefati-
gable and sucensful labelers to bring together in the capital
of a warbles and powerful satins a great names at
which übitration iestead d war, in the settlement of
hawses stations, woo resennseded with • hen af trete sad
elogance white emus, Ad ..eit awry ocavietios W Ike
-hided widen. WWI, leak* for no wiser sr better
setinnesalt thew enegdory sueSiet."
isgesslits the issaeas be say autism to cur.
des fa pesinseleg guns at earth, wed goad-will towards
nee; as one geed semised result of the Christian dimme-
d's, this aseties Wakes that he is now about to sajoy, is
by twelve bad, sal emseget his gaily friends, some relaxa-
tion frees his sudinselog 'shoran; and expresses i•s ideas
bops that he 'say sees be seeded, renovated in health, and
endowed with fresh new, to tense the god work, in •
Sold of world-wide usefalseas to whisk be her est his hand."
Kr. Barritt spoke at awn length la acknowledgnmat d
the compliment.

Total deaths from Chaim, rag
1848, to Oct 3,1849
Ditto ditto from Joao 17,
Omani &sister °See, Oc

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