The Express.
London, England, 1847-10-21 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 21, 1847.

And yet we lismigwage bead that the sit yam lore the obeepal,
brauring a Weald trengthar yawn we haw aly Mtge de
throw\ ths be thaw la the Mal mapelamed. 1 dada Adam*
Pleasoll* *bailor* alabliand my =odd le NW adrift per-
lnl. TOO MI dirria lapse tt. las am amble dadrlsal. and
(hawse hew la wag Mb • working alder) third yea sepia ra-
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STATE OF THE COUNTRY.—WID understand that
the following memorial to the First Lord of the Treasury
will be submitted for approval to a public meeting of the in-
habitants of Birmingham, to be held at the Town-hall, in
that tows, ten-sorrow main :
To eas Dam Rama** Lotto Jees Presiso—The maw*
of the emthedgmal labstansis of liplure thearah,—That your
memtarellas irve rawer with awl selmatermt the no
theehadem of ram wash haw mode the lerd twelve
months igorale be the hirery of this salary. Mem
whims mod width bed
of
up with the peak sad
mem derrwaim Ma Os emblem of limella wallthoo. lane
is. wig** Illellipoll end oar hong whoa mot *r-
are hod beam shaintml by knew their of ow atratary
= ire now bra swept way by renewal athathr.
of the met soma el ltailleh ealMallb pros-
pithy, sad power, alga be or Wily sled sp. The wealth srl ex-
porters sway I e shwa eel mai these great homes magnet
up tegeeher. Tea ereasthilete Lent the sample rail lave
bees made le mar the thla arid by the bell of lea, by sandrimg
the ebseeeke of* redeem Tbre utrastmeete end Medea nem have
Ile aillw Idolo ..y wpridere et ask ...; they are lbw& massrally
met la have lateaded tar emarpthas loyal the betlitestesidati.
meted treile. • e beitellthet due wewlr to dreg* of their
= hour aildereredrriaathird law IStaiudrithealua t besidgbirree"-
of thadeared by ail* Olathe* 1148; the rat railway
eeedeethei ethelatthat IV the dillande dathiem at prirmentary com-
mittees. wa mama br mummery a" • undertakings of im-
peders le the malkmel wo; ernalhas =death drommeleame
weaved torkred ea beerere of mere* feeddies imparive,
Sin the Mak of Ingbal. notalththadatt the emperledem of tee
allisme of eeldwasserthr the raft peatheartheth an etempelad
IlhodLaw of 1841 holm he cemreajLe= lam With as
sal dmielok the kw et UM 1 the home of thirty
Edna ell paper mew by the Beg grand. Me mod* was
Papal aft milapthei of war aroma by thle lade We al
hr its
opentleme. The ail maw hoe hat nildp a had lea all-
deme. mud the law of 1841 he reaseed the Was of a the
INA it isslhrl be • 111.961,1114 and all lath d OarL thored.
Milli rerense to a limit sinsitafterffails IWi hat osee-
* raw the earl dredges of apt arse pep. to
.61=The sonsmlotha of underthage ad the mama at
alleel ithe was pad wen Walled ad papa
Naar thariat. ere ash roadend improb. n f• um.
andellee o 4
maims of the dar red the alas et . the *Mx!
net the agath Ithe Wad% NM
the ruin that raw abets as matey.The agar of
this bill was early pier out by the lathers of laths at the time
elm It wee raw diermith. Heir egilina wia embodied In a
memorial to the Zak Mg Mk 11. witalfass ant gee power
raid be maned by dr 11l kr eaeaiwg the lase of the leak of
England in eau. of earwig lobs smode spermit de the ant lad
of the Trap, the thgeollor of the intrapir, est the MINE of
the Mint. This e%list MB ea (MOW wk*Wain
could hire beta deelehe of the 1848801=y, tha bit
le the *aka ribs bakers, the eat of 1844 amid not be
carried oat wither a humpories aura. Tour iammadalles are of
opinion that the mak yawl* of the tanking tad lath ad 184 S le
altapetheramme, added the ea of lea, rah weafammed for the
rape.= parpeseef prlptitedopmedsomeamat be
retard la do *air amemparos leo bath*
to be eamtmeplast pladple wash earammerallete abr, is
that which mama the admirers the toga seer of our Internal
circulation. This Shy sadden enemy" hewn whela•
ever, from awe ash" le MAW Wilk pd is older drawn out, or
sent out of the rainy, hared *ea pima as hew trade la
denmged by the era Wry cram of ell ettamedlthe t— reduced,
not pimply le propertha to the meld wilhastes *ea sly circula-
tion, but la may awe he a yr operas astesame lea time. in
amount the yid withdraw% Au -czar glare of the value ot
the national rourthes, alembeloll at pneent prig would show
that there ill I. eeeifteesethd be this etstement. The wine of
the hanged securities I. now man that one hundred and
any milieu below par. Other securities have been reduces'
in ineasiery Talus in a like ratio The base MU* of la the to.
Mae of the neerm, as she * the Yee errealle reteral, Yea ed.
nealtlme whisk saga alba fa diemprad. w The sone =swat
of lease ammead ad of tho dlainithed peas of aimed
width" The Iletwanthaelhesy end the meramillastereets
low the mew dike rag yaw ammeatellele Grath* to
be analterproof of the leadtware el dm 'rag ameary rag
no ye. r Millsodellis Wed widen that no hepediment should be
allowed be Marl be he wq of conglaying productively the whole of
the labowdrig et that it must be quite evident
that It Is hollerliata - laltawrit sherd be supported by as own pas
than that be aril la sie r • pauper. The present ma&
tau rag by arely the amount of dr raniemeadan
of property ht the 'With your mearmadde,
cease the
credit of the emir, dna* be eel the W. pavan Armada
oe the
attempt of re Warm to mann& the other. Were as wartary
ywem equal to the was el the ermaltry.the whoa of dr
would be producively at reammendlas wawa. Vilern iete-
aerialists would warn your that energetic ateasmas are now
absolutely wares" le Idea and would point oat to your
lora* the palsy pun a 1 la AU ; but in doing eo they
:get b ant as • pellhave which may be used to
the prima yearsn. bang comelnor that nothing
he tar no endue alterlammt cf the pets l& of the preasat
Issratry span ern mass puma ad panomemt gawky.
Tour assearddlas word ma you tint the mars d enetelahigen-
ployment am WM* yew ad Oa wry spa will be rad to
the evil of • replayMem* as dawn= theimmemets which arrays
arise oar a wear amillea of triths ad the diamalty el pro.
rang the mama edam, fa Wasp syed araesof tamale.
Tour agarlallela with Na thus woes peer lanildp et* area.
d 4 etiegedide peadhe inemarg mama* area year lordeldp
to aka Ye onaluallea the wire gig with a
row Is seas ahem el the iesseeley eras am will to the
Wits sn slisim4.lmt, sad sewn rtmeat of szelmge.

TIIE ALLOTMENT SYSTEM.-A circular has just
been issued by Lord Lyttelton, lord-lieutenant of the county
of Worcester, and prmadent of the Worcestershire Labourers'
Friend Society, to the proprietors of allotments in that
county, conveying to them a proposition for concentrating
the whole of the allotments in the county under one super-
vision and management. For this purpose it is suggested by
his lordship that the example set in the Stewponey allotment
system , established by Mr. Foley, M.P., in connexion with
the Stewponey Agricultural Society,should be followed in the
appointment of an agent, whom duty it shall be to superintend
and manage all the allotments in the county, the whole of
the allotment land lobe rented by oertain trustees to be selected
by the Labourers' Friend Society of the landed proprietors,
and underlet by them (the trustees) to the allotment tenants.
The salary of the agent, it is proposed, shall be paid by an
assessment on the allotment land of Se. an acre, in addition
to the rent, making 2e. additional rent for every allotment
of a quarter of an sore. Lord Igttelton, after divulging the
artiste of the proper& pladi ehna conclude his letter :
ife earths. threin, whirl metre to put to Ns fS Minim
re neer be wank ler mg at Wag Or had er yea raw lot
Mallormat Wierfyani. ereigtem blot It to the eriem le ley
them mdedok the arseuMelt I Mee dr erred. an Mrs aeue.
glom We war at yea to do We en aim pm of Wirt
adertme damr mmolf or M OM eimplogs. I hem In.
0.4 neftamand le Om that 11 wadi he le no degree *aim
anthem and Or . trek dry veal be k saws Sr MY pollen
as lin j are wltl named in yawed& an Isfetinsd. I bre k his
oho ban r SWAM WM Whin Ma wield le dermalimel en Yam
with roma to the welsotlen et art eeeleel wor jew Imisle, yea
mould Imo • barn emarty In an poem al dr Meru et lie m-
are, tsr the west than Ms ghat orlmash treatioraur
bo noel leyemetifee yam meat ta the anmproat the lind sod
the esinden oftlegneln Not I do not mom Obeid ent romeh
amilaradon r W antis white we Mel le re hie yea Ow sem
elyre with this request. I address yea as a kind Is Os milelmet
Leini. to comply with It r the ram d adering ewer
essay generally the barite at it atom aad dimly
Weerler where are do not mat Imleeners with the
lam mar good-wid towards le Milk yen Mee ohm In the
adahilimentth oof yam sink allotments. 185 merty Morn to In
=he seggert re errs sad mildleporil brilterem
irk e
tyeyr=silae,rkin
iteinfUlf atinitip_Lar. ale
Simmii=lat Weiler sad as w own thk ainE..illow Is
emisrief m ea is gran MIM I her derellad.
kin Wilk of *lit marimeirlek I have to toemot
th"aetlaresevenisat, yes reel MI male le OW mean 'Mob I
Mr ventured to pa (gro enfr. lisetratt, onueseary to
the
Labourers' Mend lledry, Restolsr) bib* the UM Iffrrembsc—
Lrrnu.ron.
11. • ISON•11•••11110

COMMITTAL OF A MAN OF INDEPENDENT PRO-
, TTTTT roa Frtoter.—On Monday last, at Tamworth petty
sessions, Mr. William Taurus, of Comberford Hall, near
Tamworth, a gentleman residing on kis own estate, appeared
upon a remand from Friday week to answer a charge of
having feloniously carried away a large quantity of timber,
valued at upward. of 10/. from the Trent Valley work,
at the Tame-bridge, near Tamworth. Mr. Passman, of
Stafford, and Mr. Armishaw, of Rugeley, appeared
for the railw company, and Mr. Halbach_ te of
Sutton Colddeld, with Mr. Richardson, attendsd on
behalf of Mr. Tongue. The investigation of the one
occupied several hours. It appeared from the evidence that
the timber in question bad been taken away in the day time
in carts by Mr. Tongue's men, and ander ha personal super-
intendence. One of the witnesses stated that Mr. Tongue
had told him that he had entered into an agreement to buy
the chips from the carpenters engaged at the bridge for a
sovereign and two gallone of ale. After hearing the evi-
deuce adduced on the part of the prosecution, Mr. Brunel.%
en behalf of the bench, stated that they Mt it to be their
painful duty to trend the case for trial by •jury. Mr. Tongue
was therefore committed for trial at the IMMOUS now being
held at Stafford, but was admitted to bail, himself in 1001.
and two sureties 01601. each.

ASSAULT BY A —At the County
Court, Axminster, on Wednesday, the case of " Line r. Sur-
ten" war heard. The defendant was a clergyman, and the
plaintiff the keeper of the Royal Oak Inn, an Stockland. It
appeared that on Tuesday, Sept. 21, a party of nine or ten
persons were drinking at the plaintiff's house, whither they
had resorted on their return from Moulton, to which town
they had been to attend and participate in the confirmation
by the lord bishop of the diocese. 'These persons had been
about half an hour engaged in this way when the Rev. Mr.
Suttees, who would seem to be incumbent of the parish, or
otherwise exercising pastoral authority over the young people,
entered. He was described to have been in a state of conaider-
ableirritation, and he ordered them to leave the house at once.
After urging his commands without success, he seized a
young man named Connett by the collar, and dragged him
towards the door, using, as it was stated, very strong expres-
sions; when in the struggle they came in *anted with Mrs.
Lane, who said that she received a violent blow in the head
from Mr. Suttees fist, which sent her backwards, and no-
body could tell what the consequence would have been, had
she not been caught as she was falling by a man standing by.
The rev. defendant denied the charge of assault, but sdm,tted
that he took Connett byithe collar, and gently led him to the
door, but he did not even see the landlady,—whilst, so far
from being in a passion, he was as cool as at that moment.
The judge gave a verdict for the defendant. A charge of
assault brought by Connett against the rev. gentleman was
then heard, and Mr. Suttees was sentenced to pay the
plaintiff 51 , with costs.