The Express.
London, England, 1851-11-27 00:00:00

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NEW COUNTY COITZT JUDGE AT LI,Y.ReOOI.—It is
Mated by a correepewdent that the woommer of Mr. lima-
&hey, a county court judge at Ltmegoool, will bo Mr.
Jooph Pollock, of Manchester. Mr. Potluck, although a
young, is a rising mend& rof the bar, with a very biding
practice in the Laucirahire sessions circuit, and acomiderable
share of business usually at the assizes. He has for several
year, been the judge of the Court of Hamra for the hundred
et Salford. benne power to try hues to the amount of .50i.
Tilt NIANCHESTER REFORM CONFERENCE DE-
111101,TILATIN. Thu important conference of parlia-
mentary reformer., &minuet] for by the committee recently
appented, is intended to be opened on Wednesday next, at
Italic et 11 o'clock ; and the evening meeting, at the Free
Trel, 1101, will he addressed by both the borough mem-
bers, by Mr. Cobdea, and other gentlemen. 'the colu-
mn, a nave already, we believe, received communications
from mod oh the principal towns of Lancashire and York-
shire, intimating that deputations will attend on the occa-
Mon and they have also received letters from different
part. of the country, expressing strong interest in the pro-
Medina-. which will certainly he regarded with earnest at-
tention Icy thu public mind throughout England.—.l/ats-
cites& r Eraniiner.

tioNAttat CoNcv.RT AT NIANCTIEATER.—A concert
fur the benefit of the unemployed refugees residing in Man-
chester, who were companions of Louis Kossuth in llungary.
CAW off on Tuesday evening in the theatre of the
Mechanics' institution. The aerviees of the whole of these
performers were given gratuitously, and the proceeds of the
vveniag will exceed 2.!., a sum which will be very useful
to the unfortunate refugee., to whose service it is mtended
lu b. applied.—Manchrstrr F—ramitter.
ht IXx or !molt POOL—Yesterday, at a meetin
of the board of guardians of the llolhora Union, J. I.
llumphries, Esti., in the chair, it was stated that there had
la en a large inerew of pour fur the pad week, arising
ed. My from the MMus of Irish poor. Mr. Cottle wished to
knew how far permins returning to the union after they hail
beef. pa...cif home could he punished. Mr. James said that
it was flail: oft to firing the law into operation against the
claim referred to by Mr. Cottle. The board, after some die-
ns...oft upon the matter, voted a sum of .10'. towards the
espense of sending back to their 01111 country a uumlier of
Irish tampers. A ease of this order is reported in our police
columns.

AtTEMPTED 3ICIROs ft OF A HOMAN CATHOLIC
mem extraordinary attempt at murder was
made es Tuesday evening, in the very heart of the metro-
Few the last fortaight • mission has been held at the
Sow in Catholic school-house, in Leopard's-court, Baldwin's-
gart:sn•, Orey'reina-lanc, for the Italiaus resnlent in the
utlinourhood, nail tau Capuchin friar+, who arrived from
Home about • fortnight ago, ofilciote every day in their full
cunonscals. Ou Tuesday night, about 11 o'clock, after the
rungiegation had dispeased, the Itev.llr. Ferrati, an Italian
eler,t) smut, who hail Inlet emitting the Capuchin friars in
ithouting, while leasing the chapel was attacked by three
natthr..t, Iblippftd tram their garb to be Italians, who
'mocked him down one of them stabbed him with a keg
stiletto, and the whets heat him about the head with their
hots in a most brutal manner. His erica alarmed the in-
mates of one of the hums • in la.opard'a-court, who threw up
a window to ascertain the WNW. This no doubt saved
the life of the rev. gentlemen, as the noise iearnsed his
a...silents, and they. Ulide their escape. The rev. gentleman
was picked op in an inwseible state, and Liken to a surgeon's,
where it was found that the wounds he bad received
were not so severe as had holm anticipated. The instrument
with which the attack was made seems to have graced along
the kit jaw-bone, um!, instead of entering the side of the
neck, as was doub:;ess intended, entered the buck part of
the shoulder, WO struck against the bladebonc, indicting a
flesh wound. His face was greatly
.disfigured. After his
wound was dressed he was removed in a cab to the Mai.'
deuce of the lit v. Mr. Kyne, in Hyddelton-square, Rosa.
tnan-street, Clcrlsenwell. It is supposed that the attack
woo made in consequence of sonicipasasges iu a sermon de-
liver, d b) the rev. gentleman at Rosoman.street Chapel on
Sundae lust. Great prejudices against the school appears
to hai:• canted in the minds of some Italians fur some time
. past,n 'add made n. ff
other twopeatitielciiki. cofonaneehrtetdalwliti:uif.: have lately
f which the
two fehowing are instance.: On the arrival of the two
Caput bin friars in London the Her. Dr. Faa, an Italian
elergynisn, to whom they were known, engaged lodgings
for them in Dove-court, leather-lane and on calling to see
them a few days afterwards he was knocked down by two
or three ruffians, who violently assaulted him. On that
meosiou, as upon this, Cc delinquents escaped. Some few
days previously one of two balks (Sisters of I.rey) who
teach at the LeopariCs.rourt School was also attacked in the
viciney with such violence that she burst a blood reset',
and now lies in a very precarious state.
SUICIDE AT CAltaftl tLTON.—Yesteniny, an inquest
was held before Mr. W. Carter at the Grajhuued Inn,
Canhaiton, Surrey, as to the. deathl of Mrs. Hannah Mary
Ann Orgill., aged 2i years. The deceased was the wife of
blr. Honert Orgill, the proprietor of the Queen 'ravens,
Carshaiton, and for ',me time past bend been labouring
clothr a delusion that the neighbours believed she had
negheted one of her children. Ou Saturday morning last
the deetneed got up earlier than usual and W 1,4 discovered
in the lower part of the bowie by her husband wandering
about in her night dress. He directed her to r,Gre to her
room, and shortly afterwards he heard a he.try full. Ou
going to her bedroom, he found the decease.' bleeding from
a wound in the neck, and Laving called a neighbour, aster.
tarried that deceased had cut her throat with a razor, which
was lying on the dressing table. Medical aid was procured,
but the deceased died from the effects of the iejuriet. Ver..
dirt--- Insanity."