The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-18 00:00:00

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THE 'EXPRESS, wEIiNtSDAY EVENING OCTOBER 18, 1865.

MIDDLESEX wyssioNs.

COURT OF ALDERNEY.

The usual Court of Aldermen was Laid yesterday
in the Aldransn'is•chamber, Guildhall, for the despatioli of
business. The LORD 'Won (Mr. Alderman Hale) presided:
and amongst the aldermen present were the following :
Sir F. G. Mons, Bart., Mr. Alderman Wilson, Mr. Alder-
man Allen, Mr. Alderman Stone, Alderman Sir John Mus-
grove, Bart, Mr. Alderman Meath Mr. Alderman Law-
rence, M.P., Mr. Alderman J. 0. Limnos, Mr. Alderman
Phillips (the Lord Mayor *Mot). Mr. Alderman Finn* Mr.
Alderman Salomon', Mr. Alderman Sidney, and Mr. Alder-
man and Sheriff Gibbons. Mr. Sheriff Figgirs was also pre-
sent. In the absence of the Recorder the Common Berjeant
officiated as his representative.
Mr. Alderman sod Sheriff Gibbons presented the
usual reports of the state of the City prisms, from
which it apprised that in Newgat• there were
ST prisoners, of whom 11 males and 3 females
were in the infirmary. In the debtors' prism
Whiteennestrest, the towbar of inmates was 92 prisoners,
of whom Ma were in the infirmary. Is the Howe of Cor-
rection at Holloway the total number of prieoems was 321,
of whom eight were in the infirmary. The surgeons of the
three prisons certified their sanitary date and condition.

(Before Mr. Bodkin, Assistant Judge.)
Joseph Davis, 72, theme Taylor, 18, sad Thews Leather,
17, Are isdicted for Meth* and entering the dwelling-
home of Edmund Barnard Squire, end steeling • gold
watch end other articles, value 781., or thereabouts, his
Prottuitf.
Davis and Taylor pleaded guilty ; Leather not guilty.
Mr. Kemp prosecuted; the prisoner Leather wee undia-
feuded.
The prosecutor, who wee the first wanes", said he was
an attorney, end resided at Upper-terrace, Hampstead.
and the property predated heloaged to him. He saw It all
safe on the mowing of the 3rd of October, in the drawers in
his dressing•room, when be left home. There wee • stair-
case window opening et the top, from which • womanize,
Hoe could be had with his bedroom. Hie jewel box was
kept in • chest of drawers is his bedroom.
Cherie. ltieg said he was *labourer, residing at Kentish-
tows, and on the 3rd of October he err working near the
prosecutor's how. He mew Loather is company with the
other two prisoners and • fourth man, who wee not in
custody. They were sitting together on • seat, wavering
with each other. He saw them from half-pest two o'clock
until four o'clock, when he went away. When he came
back he saw Davis and Leather going towards Mr. Squire's
house. He was not there the whole time, but some time
aftorwerds he heard something jingle, and on looking round
he saw a box lyieg near the kerbstone.
Frederick Willmar Williams, • journeyman carpenter,
said he lived et New.esd, Hampstead. end as the 3rd cl
October, about 3 o'clock in the al ternoon, he saw the
Owen going in the direction of Mr. Squire's house ;
there were fear of them ; and they walked between some
trees ate short distance from each other, end all eppesred
to be in coavereatios together. Whoa Leather came by,
and they saw him (wither), they dispersed ; end then they
picked up stases, which they threw et eheetatfte ea tate
trees. They stir:words separated, end he lest sight of
them
, Edward Balder, a labourer, said he lived at No. 3, Dun-
fordcarrem, Kentish-town, and on the 3rd of October he
raw the primmer Leather in company wile tbe two other
os • seat atir the side entranee to Mr. Squire's
Thereupon=gre be made a commusioation to one of the
workmen, &odium wentnaturd to thefrontdoorof the house,
whoa he saw the boy Leather in the road. 01213 Of the
labours(' went and rang the bell at Mr. Squire's house.
While be wee near to the bwes he sew Taylor wine from •
side-window, upon which Leather ran down the road. He
had seen Kr. Squire's house bell ling. He saw the other
prisoner Davis drop the box.
prisms Feesum, of Orove-terreos, New-end, Hsrapateed,
also proved seeing the primers together, near the prose-
cutor's how. He watched them for some time, and then
New Leather ran away from the door. Witness seized him,
but he straggled so violently that they fell to the ground
together. While witness was taking him to the station.
house Leather offered to give him 11. U he would take him
back to his father.
Alice Turner, servant to Mr. Squire, proved that the
window wee shut in the early pert of the morning, and that
she found it open.
The jury found the priamiers
Preview convictions, extending over • long period, were
then proved splint the whole of the mummy's, by Joeeph
King and Jaws oobbeth warders at the House of Oor-
Coldbeth-Selde.
The Assistant-Judge sentenced Davis to be kept In penal
servitude for wee years ; Taylor.. to sal servitude for
five years ; end Leather, to be imp and kept toe
Lbw for two years.
The witaesess Biog. Williams, Balder, and ',engem, were
then ordered to steed forward.
The Assistant-Judge said their worlact wee meet cre-
ditable to them, as it wee entirely owing to their vigilance
that these prisoners bad been brought to justice. To mark
the sense of the court of their conduct—not for the intriosio
velw—be should order them each to receive a reward of
a sovereign for the exemplary manner is which they acted.
The prisoner Davis turned round in the dock for the pur-
pose of kissing a woman who sat behind, when he was
withmtly mind by an officer who was in the dock and
forced away, upon which
The Assiatant4u2=roved him, and mid there was no
moserity for such •

oBISTSUMONii to Tau OITV.
A return prayed for as to the number of coavictious for
obstructions by omuibuses, cabs, trucks, barrows, andther
vohielse iu the thoroughfares of the Olty, with the ft
imposed by the sitting magistrates is whom. The prayer
rams from the Court of Common Council.
Mr. Alderman SID/MT thought the exposes of preparing
snob a return ought to be avoidad. It would put their
officers to extra labour, mid he behoved the fullest taforms•
eon could be obtained at the Mansion-house sad at the
Guildhall Justios•roora.
TM matter was referred to the General Purposes Coma
mitts*.

end her baby home in another ebb he took the prisoner into

FRuM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

[SAMRI OF F,OTiCIFORs AID MISTHIS IPAIIICOLARR TO Di
uLTAISM.I AT TUB 011101 01 rili GRIM Molarßag,
COURT 07 aaannarroT, lulantinalSAßßUT.]
SAIIKBUYIE.
Toerattaogilltrir, Spencier-ilike, TWlnid. to aumaffar
Nov. 2, at 11.
EDWARD MORTON Loma. Cambridgeetreet, liyde•park.
agent, Oct. 31, at 2.
Joint PAciciat, Old.town, Clapham, plumber, Oct. 31, at 11.
FRANCIS BOURT NMI" Beltedere•crescent, Lambeth, Ida wins
merchant, Oct. 31, at U.
JANIS WILLIAM BLOCK Cavendishatree,,
ooelot, Oct. it 11 12.
020101 OSCIWINdr, Accenotreet, Camberwell, 100111•711010
pork butcher. Oct. 31, at 1.
Boutomuzi Bitratrr, Pwim Bmrm, Pala CUM-
ter, Oct. la. at 1.
WILLIAM 1311211 VE2III, Istinasth-walk„ and Vsseetrest,
market, greemprooor, Oct. 111, at I.
Jolla LEES )oHNNTONI, Oxford, travailing draper, Oct. 31, at 1.
WILLIAM BUM, W , Oct. at
Roma Triminu..alLthanarnport, aigrilrbolider, Oct. ri, at 2.
Jaime 111.1MX, Lefton. Nam bander, Oct 31, at I.
Cioritim Ceseir, Mambo**, Beds, fanner, Oat. 31, at I.
Mutat Onsionse Ilutiosm Uageolms, Bonualost-sclam,
Moms& late somegor to spots/Mg osonnamf, Nov.
Joint HOLLINGSWORTH, Stratford. late baker, Moe Lat IL
Mann rioesiey, Woraostershirs late retell brewer,
Oct. 27, at 12.
EDWAID HARMON DAVITS, Bomaose, Slanpahlre, late miller,
Oet. v 7, at 12.
Jona Rom and Ososien COW Rout, Swamis, /sale' le sabl
1917 Pipes. Oct 27, at 11.
liamm; our Sed,Yorkohlre,sems9 arOll.llO,M/1.
Ismer. MoeitiOn. Roll, general dealer. Bov. 1, at 12.
WILLIAM Mom Warm Lincoln, builder, Nov. 1, at 12.
HOBLIT GOODLY', Hutton Crannrick, Toeholds', innkeeper,
Nov.! at 12.
DAVID WILMAIM. Usetachretb. AMMO'. droner. Oct. 88. at It
WILLIAM Boozes YIBOIARD, Everton. lonombliw. Mt* lb*
broker. Oct. 80, asll.
W ALT= PHILIZPII Ginanfor, Liverpool, outfitter, Oct SO, at IL
Taaino3lol WILLIAM 1801014 Liverpool, jeweller, OM 30, at 12
Rriluan 1100111, Bradford, liancaelare, land anzveyor, Oct.
lat at
Jam Mount& Planzulz=r, Oct. It at IL
EDWARD IMLAY, , late mew store dialer,
Oct. 10, at 10.
Jona 101 r. , ham
Birming, thimble maker Oct. 80, at 10.
Mums how, fiturminster Marshall, agritalMaral labourer,
Oct 22, at 10.
Lutes WlLLust MIT, Coldwater, pipe maker, Oct U, at 11.
Maul Zama, Semsnotes, Darbyshiro, eslker. Nov. Mat 12.
THOIL4I Musa. Great BYorkib., abowasktr,NoT•7.lll9.
Ilmllll TVIJIULZ, .wham, publican, OM SS, at M
301111 BIIIIIIIT, Barbosa', Staffordshire, accountant doh,
Oct. 24, at 10.
Pala 81171. Ilandteseer. emonekolon merchant, Boy 6. at 93.
MATRA. WIGGLIIWORTH, Dom:aster, boot 'Oar, Oot. 28,t
it at U.
Geom. Toolue Borcamon, Durham, Hewer, OcL
WILILAM
per Radford, Notts, Jos dengsm. NOV. to. at IL
111031 M DATA, CardM, late Name' MoMallsr, 111. as 11.
nogemaxwessoe-sepeDllare.eargastat,oo6.lo.oll2.
IVOILAS HARRMOII, Oaths* clog's', Bac Lag U.
'THOMAS tarorroan, A•btan.untiar.Lyse, Isiletneem printer,
Nov. 9. at U.
ROM? 111,111111, Dry, Berkahlre, foreman at an Iron works.
Oct. Bk at 11.
J 002711 BILL, Neweaelle.apon.Tyne, boot maker, Oct 28. at 10.
Musa' AaannerS, 111411011 Maass. Daratlthlrel, brow.
Nov. 1, at IL
EDWIN AL/11W HARKING, Southampton, cabinet maker, Nov.
IL at 12.
WILLIAM BARTEL Piece, Bury St. Edmunds, grocer, Oct. 28. at 1.
VALRNII3I MILLDOOIIII. High Wycombe. Buerinlihwnibire.
groper, Oct 28, at 10.
BACK? Bowria, Little Thorley, Suffolk, Maim Oct. 28, at 1.
DANIEL ADDISoIi, TalaWorah, bees Meat. Oat 18 at 1.0.
Joss Tows. Worthing, Eleasec, driver, Oct in. at IL
.4113 Coot, Sheerness, sashimi fitter, Oct. 28, at 18.
Salturi Yr.ttain, Kentoe, Devonohlre, shoemaker, Octet, at IL
LAST RIAMINATIONS.
Nov. 17. D. W. Blahtoe, Wolverhampton, tone dealer-Nov.
17. J. Stockton. Newcastiaundsr-Lyme, auctioneer -17. L
Itanb, &ogler, Stafferdokdre. be/Wavy.schar-Ho'. 17. J.
Bishop's Castle., Shropshire, beershopkaager-los. t". Niundy,
Coventry. ironmonger-Nov. 93. Y A. Mama Burton-Von
Trent, ea Wet maker-Nov. 27. W. J. Bedews, Illiwich, Stafford-
shire, cattle dealer-Nov. 20. J. Gardner, ASSOC, near Bsaddle rirming-
ham, late fsrmer-Nov T. Pardon, Lioblisid, -
Nov. 27. J. asthm . 17. a, Kidderminster, attonsey-Nev. W. W.
1,1075. saes., Anon, sear Birmingham, has licensed victualler -
Dee. 5. J. Dawson, Nottingham. balder -Nov. 19. 0. Slack,
abefaeld-Noe. 10. F.J. Owen, Sbelial-Nov. 10. T. Turnbull,
North Shields, publican -Nov. S. J. llartladals, Bandstand,
late pamage broker-Nov. 8. R. 0. Symons. Swanaea, contractor
-Nov. 8. D. John, liangeielach. Cliamorpashirs, beerhouse
keeper-Nov. 7. J. Davies, Llantyllin. ricetiVolll7llllll9. ,pia
deakr-Nov. 10. A. 1 allor, Halifax. Yorkshire, dralwr-NO7.
lb. W. &holes, 13917, Lancashire, confectioner-OM 28.
J. IWlership, West Bromwich, chartermastar-Nov. 10.
St C. Snerborm, Easingotoks-Nov. 10. G. Attwood, jun.. IM-
oingstoke- Nov. 15. JL. C. Nicholson, teebT, Lincolnshire,
labourer-Nov. 11. W. Reed, Winthorpe, Unageshire, black-
smith -Nov. 17. P. Terry and D. Taylor, litainclrie, 'fortuities,
budders-Nov. It T. Hartley, liolymoorsida, De re.
labourer-Oct. 11... T. Jeans', Liverpool. boarding-house
-Oct. 17. Rebecca Joust West Derby, Lancia**, isaliager4ll
hotel keeper-Oct J. Bonney, Liverpool, bakes- 11ev..11 J.
Jameson. Kendal,Westmoreland, Iron moalder-Dee. 4. N.
O'Grady. Rogeley, Staffordshire, inokeepar -Nov. U. C. 1. Holt,
Salford, painter-Nov. U. J. Walkar, Woo, Lencsahlre, boot.
maker-Nov. 6. W. Johnson, Towcester, Northamptonshire,
brickisyer.
JOLVI !HOCK 001513.317111 ACM
11110 M DISCOUNT Cenral,/ kLattrzo Nov. 10, at U. at Basing-
' -,,-.erect-to make a second

tinaMr. Minefield—Was the baby hurt'.
icd.
Venue—l believe not, air.
Mr. Maasfield fined the prisoner 51., or in default of pay-
meat erns days' imprisonment.
Mr. Fide paid the fine.
Alfred Davis, 23, of 85, Cirencester street, Paddington,
end a porter in the service of the Great Western Railway
Clompauy, was brought up for final examination, charged
with stealing from the grovel and departure platforms of
the Great Western Railway terminal. at Paddington four
gold sad two silver eatable, two gold brooches, one gold
seal, two gold lockets with appendages, one gold watch-
guard, and other jewellery end other articles, value 50., the
property of the Great Western Railway Company.
Mr. James, solicitor, of the firm of Maples and Teesdale,
for the company.
aP6isardevidence west to show that ninon Christmas last a
large quantity of jewellery and other valuable articles bad
been abstracted from parcels in the course of their transit
on the Great Western line, and that the tempo, had had
to pay several hundred pintails' compensation. On Monday
week, Superintendent Durdle, of the company's police, re-
mired information which canoed him to apprehend the pri-
lOW, and he charged him with stealing two watches, which
he (Mr. Dwelled had received from a silversmith iu Pmed-
, street. The primmer at brat denied ever having been to the
shop ia Freed-street, but dim/std., on the watches being
shown him, he said he had found them on the platform,
sad had gold them. Mr. Durdle then gave the prisoner into
custody, sad next proceeded to search his lodgings, where
ho lotted the articles above enumerated, and also • variety
of other articles, showing that the prisoner had been icon-
netted with about • dozen other robberies, in which the
company had had to pay upwards of 1561. as compensation.
The whole of the property enumerated was produced,
and several witnesses from the west and south-west of Rog-
land were called, and proved the identity of the property.
Mr. Mansfield, after complimenting SimerieCndent
Durdle for hie energy in the matter, fully committed the
primmer for trial.
WESTMINSTER.
Mrs, Mary Jane Richardson was brought up for final
examination, charged with fraud.
The particulars of the previous examination have been
filly reported.
Mr. Lewis, see., for the prosecution, called Mary Ann
Laney, servant to the prisoner's husband, who proved that
the aratimed had not lived with him sines March last, and
that a vast number of articles of dress bad been brought to
Mr. Iticharelsorie hones from different tradesmen, upon the
order of the accused, which had sot been taken in.
la moseciaminaUon by Mr. Smyth, for the defect"
wham said that the prisoner came to her Imatoad's house
drunk OD the 12th of July. She had also subsequently
galled. Her master had gives orders that she should not
he admitted.
George Powley, 228 B, said that on Nomday, the Sib, he
apprehended prisoner at the Albemarle Hotel. She was
drunk. When told the charge she replied that she did not
care anything about it ; her husband was answerable for all
she did, as she was not legally separated from him.
Mr. Smyth urged that no fraud had either been practised
or contemplated by the prisoner. Although thins might
have been a false pretence used, it must be clearly shown
that it was with intent to defraud. She had been married
since 1859, and to • man of property and position. Some
differences subsequently arose between them, and her
husband endeavoured to procure a judicial separation In the
Divorce Court, but failed. She afterwards went back to his
house on time separateoccearons, but he refused to admit her.
She occealted her attornies, who told her that her remedy
wee twofold—she might either apply to the pariah and go
Into the workhouse, In which case the workhouse authorities
would proceed against her husband, or she might obtain
credit for necessaries, and let tradesmen sue him.
Mr. Salta replied that the latter advice could only have
been given in one sense, namely, that she should tell the
whole circumstances of the case to the tradesmen of whom
she sought to obtain credit. She should have stated the
fact that her husband would not admit her, and that she
was living separate from him, and then if they had chosen
to trust her, taking their chance of the remit of suing her
busload, she would not have been to blame. No man in his
seams would have told her to do what she had done.
Mr. Smyth still contended that she had a right to pledge
her husband's credit.
Mr. Selfe repeated that if she did so she must state the
whole of the feats, and it was quite evident she had con-
cealed them. It was =Musty • qualities for a jury whether
she had an intent to defraud. Tee false pretence was as
leer as any ever made out in a court of justice, sad be
should therefore commit her for trial.
Hr. H. &hal, proprietor of the Albemarle Hotel, Rid
there were • damn perms' in the alert whom she had de-
frauded. She had been to all the hotels in Logsdon.
Primmer—Oh dear nas, no ; I have ooly tom to the bed.
On the depositions being reed over, the prisoner was ad-
vised by Mr. Smyth to reserve her defence, but she repeated
the statement before made. She had, she mid, been to her
husband and to the parish, and obtaining no redeem from
either, she considered herself quite justified in the course
she had adopted.
She was fully committed for trial.
Mr. Self, said he would take heavy bail for her appear
armie, if it could be procured.
LAMBETH.
Charlotte Fordhom, 1.1, wee charged before Mr. Elliott
with emberslieg venous sums of money belonging to Mts.
Catherine Shingle, her tuberose
The promeattris, a widow. mad the keeper of •• milk-shop
in the Old lient.road, said that the prisoner had been
in her service for some time, and had been in
the habit of carrying out milk to • few particular cue-
tomer% and it was her duty to pay up all the money she
received, and account for all JD* credit she gave. Prom
her conduct lately she suspected all was not right, and cm
going round her walk on the day before she tuned that
the prisoner had received mayoral sums on her account for
which she bad not accounted.
Three or four wilmemee were examined, who deposed be
paying the prisoner different sums of mousy spoken to by
the prosecutrix as not being accounted for.
The primmer, in reply to the charge, said a little girl told
her that her mistress would not miss the money she
spat, sad that if in her place she should not mind speed-
ing some money, sad this, she added, wee the cease of her
acting es she had dose.
Mr. Elliott observed that it was quite shocking to me •
person iro young at • felon's bet, and remanded her for •
week.
The mother of the prisoner was next charged with
making use of threats towards the presentee and her wit-
ticism, mad the fact of her doing eo was fully proved.
Mr. Elliott said it was bad enough for the prosecutrix
to be robbed by hie daughter, without being abused and
threatened by her, and ordered the prisoner to find bail for
her good behaviour.
THAMES.
Williams Archer. a watch au
in the service of the St.
Katharine Dock Company, was brought before Mr. Paget,
charged with stealing two pounds of tea and • pint of port

Kaatieb-town. tobee•

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°MIDI:NM
Nov. 13. A. Downton and 0. dateline, New Inmyard, Old
Bailey, provision merchants-Nov. 13. G. Wllb. Chichester-
place Bayswater,cab preprletor-Nev. 12. 0. Levey and C.
Robson (separate eatatorb Great Newstreet, City, and Mel-
bourne, Victoria, printers-Nov. L D. WWI% Jeta-dT•OI4
Berkeley Nome, and Elismerisetreet, Piccadilly. builder-
Nov. 7. J. Kemp. Maredithetreet, Cierksmiel,
7. T. H. Palmer, Grwiechurchetreet. bookseller-Nov. 7. J.
Hart, Enchlortield, Pies. farmer-Nov. 7. IL L Witham,
Crown-court. Philpot-buse. merchant-Nov. 17. 0. Wet/string-
ton, Coventry, chetnist-Nov. 24 J. Groom, Eveirabary, photo-
graphic artist-Oct. E. J. Marks, Lower Witco, Wares/Am-
shire, cooper-Nov. 22. A. Jackson.
Nov. 27. J. Osnatt, Birmingham, late eon dealer-Oct 27. IL
Smith, Eccleaball and Gumall, Staffordeldre, chemist-Oct. 27.
J. W. Manssont, Kings Stanley Oionoestershire, timber dealer
-Oct 21. LT. Seale, Modeles', Devonshire, Meek in IN: mows
- Nov. 3. W. Turner, Hartland. Devonshire, farmer-Nov. 0. P.
Coned, Exeter, watchmaker--Oet. ID. W. H.
ter, braid inanufsetarer-Oct. 31. J. Tait, Bolton, laiscaddre,
grocer-Oct. 30. R. Whitehead, indium, cotton spinner-Nov.
IL O. Stephenson. Manchester, merchant-Nov. 10. W. A. At-
kins, Salford. Lancashire, agent, and Hatfield, Derbyshise, brick
maker-Nov.Jet:Almon. Greenheys, Lancashire. baker-
Nov. IS. E. Taylor and F. Rooker, Manchester and Salford, ma-
cldnists -Nov. 23. H. Whittaker, Accrington, Lancashire, yarn
dealer-Noy. 23. T. Taylor, Wigan. LAZICSAIIII. grocer-Nov. 4.
Agnes Creighton, Kendal, Westmorened, butcher -Nov. 14. T.
Cooper, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, waddler-Nor. 14. 3. Clark
Chesterfield, fishmonger-11 or. 7. W. Nall, Jun., Dotage, Derby-
shire, innkeeper.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVE).
W. Dauber sad B. Cubitt, Leedon-boasoyard, Paternosese.
row, bookssUers-W.Owen sad T. Redmayne. Rotherham, Move
noinufacturves-W. 0. J. Tooker and H. Willtares-MarMswes.
Lothbary, solicitors-0. Noble sad 0. Goreham, .I=Z
coach builders-H. W. Blackburn and J. Blackburn,
and Liverpool, publk accountents-Mary Nowa and J. New*,
Gloucester, butchers-Elm Dew and Jane Amiens Evana.
Oeorgeetreet, Portman-square. inflltners -Jane liddrus
and
Harriette Dymmock Wbnpoieetrest. Cavendmisegnme, drew-
makers-C. Bare, Jon., and 0. landale.
K 1 o.qw
fruit merchants-J. °Meths and H. J. Get& ha, Osedienedieet,
Somersto en. pawnlookere-S. Richmond e, T. Eater, Not-
tiogharn, minders-I. Boot* and J. linidiey, Leaped, wheb-
sale grocers-R. Biddy and E. IL Beeps, Leeds,
W. alshaw and W. H. Sanders n, HuriderefielL'
Q everyman. and D. Lawrence, Isom keepers-
J. W. Small and J. Potter, Birmingham. Jo - nabs Ward
and H. Ward. Birmingham. heMem-E. b mid
T.
Mortimer-street, Maryiebone, concert roma
Pantheon, Oxfordelreet, music sellers-L Horton, .
and B. W hiteholve. West Bromwich, oast nutaten-A. Macaw's,
R. B. Stewart, A. Wllonakl, son., M. Kerr, and A. Macaw's,
Jun. (executors of the late J. 11• Donald). so tar as regards Moir
commuon with the Ors ad Stewart sad leDenald, Clisegrar,
merchant*.
SCOTCH SIdefESTILATIONS.
Jong GiLcilitud, SWIM& Oat. 22, at the faculty Hall,
Glasgow.
Ma
r M•DOnAJD or Bannon, Invernem, hotel Geist, Oct. M,
at the Union Hotel. Inverness.

VIM
Frederick Potter. • dock airestable, said the primer was
on duty as night watchman on Monday night. He bad been
suspected of pilfering for some time, and was carefully
watched on Tuesday morning, and at half-put six o'clock
he came off duty. The primer tried to sneak out of the
dock, and was gapped and uparehed. He
(atom) found
two pounds of tea concealed between the pocket and the
lining of his coat. He also fogad • bottle of port wise in
one of the prisoner's pockets.
Mr. Paget—ln what dock was this
Witness—ln the Si, Katharine Dock, er.
The prisoner. in defence, said it war not for stealing
he did this. He 'naked up the tee and the wins. He
thought no great hum in doing what he had done. There
were thousands of chests of tea and thousands of cub of
wine la the Bt. Katharine Dock, and great temptation was
put in the way of a poor man. He only received 2a. 6d.
per night for doing duty as a watchman, and be wee epos
duty for eight hours. He had been overtaken with family
aftlictioes. He was employed fourteen ,can by the corpo-
ration of Liverpool, and was a man of good ohmmeter. A
thing of this kind never happeoed before, and he bad no
objection to pay a small fine, or anything of tbat sort.
Potter wee recalled, and said there was • cask of wine
plundered ea the dock quay. where the prisoner use on
duty the previous night, and • small syphon was feud
alongside that cask.
The prisoner would like etc Mumford to be galled.
Mr. Jobe Passmore Mumford. the superintendent of the
Loodoe sod Bt. Katharine Dock Company's police, said the
prisoner had been io their service ages Mara last. The
seminary received a good ohmmeter and loamy testimeniaki
In big favour, or b• would not hue been employed. lie
held those testimonials is his hand.
Mr. Paget said that confidence was reposoi in the girl-
sour, becalms he came to his merlon' genie* with •
good character, reed that confidence was grossly shred by
his stealing the very property be was boned to proem* ani
eppautea nod paid to guard. The defence was se =va-
dat ea. lie felt bound to pass a severe sentence. The
case was put before him to macaw his summary jariedie-
tioo, and be shield inflict the meet severe sesteocs in kis
power which was two months' imprieonmest sad herd
labour'.
GRIF.NWICH.
Putrid Kellum 2, Doclpetreet, Deptford, was charged
with being drunk and creating a distarbasce.
Sergeant Trott, 24 R, maid—but evening there wee an
open-air lecture in Deptford Broadway, upon teetesalom.
sod the prisoner came bethe spot, threatening to kill all
the teetotallers sad the Chinese that presented themselves.
(Loud laughter.)
Mr. Trail—Whet animosity can the prisoner have
spinet tbe Chimes is connection with teetotalism, unless
it is that the teetotalers get their supply of tea from them?
(Renewed laughter.)
The primmer in answer to the magbetrate, said be
could not wadintand why he had interfered with the
Maurer, as he bad himself never boon drunk for a period
of six years i but his brother bad recently returned from
India and China, and having described to him the Neely
fights is which he bad lasso sogagred they had geese dial
together. sad, being Amok, he supposed that be meet buy.
ferried he was among the Chisel*, where his brother bad so
Ireesatly been. (Load laughter.)
Km. Nta fined the phew fie., or seven days' impasse-
mut.

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Yesterday of terweoe Dr. leekester held en impose at the
University Hospital on the body of John Handeedrasegari
62 years. The evident* wee to the effect that the
was a cloaehmea, in the service of a gentlemen, and that,
or Friday last, he rode • bores along the Euston-toed.
When near cioweretteet, the bores, owleg to the slippery
state of the roadway, slipped and fell. The deomeed was
thrown under the wheels of a wegsoa, whisk paned over
him. He was removed to the hospital, when le died frees
his injuries, kis legs Wag brakes, and his back mashed.
It was suited that seven horses had fallen is that particular
part of the Dastmewroad„ mad thirty is other parts, on the
day in question. The rood was under the charge of the
vestry of St. Passer, end they employed • costumier
whom duty it wt* to keep it is prow repair. Whom the
random was watered it was rendered slippery by the med.
No gravel wee throws upon it to reeds: it safe. The jury
returned& verdiei, that •'the deoseeed was killed seektent.
ally by being thrown from a bone under the whook of •
wawa, sad the jury are of opinion that the semis Mete
of the geolmegewl, near Gowermweet, wee the seam of
the accident, and they midi to mil the attention at the
vestry of St. Pawnu to it, in older that eecidecta, which
ale of daily assarrimm, may be ted for the fetus*
by tbe applesstioa of gravel, or ot
DsernaTa Annoy.--Another desperate affray
ht* crooned at Oreat Yarmouth. It appears that a sea
named Richard Stanley, a seeker se hosed is. of the stem
toe plying out of the port, bad men to empret hie wife
of infidelity with a mu lammed Jessie Oases, engaged as
a firemen ea board the Urania elowaser. An erasing or
two since Swag met his wife le menpeay with Osamu,
and a quarrel issued which led to biome From the few
Particulars which out et puma be glassed. it appears that
in the eecometer between the two suer Stanley wee greatly
hurt. being boated dews by Game awl while alsosol Wa-
les, kicked heavily in various pares of his body. To add lathe
Swedish character el the dim Stenley's wife is alleged le
have encouraged Owes to his mule epos her boohooed.
Staeley was sebeneestly removed, when it was footed Net
his injuries went el se severe • setme that hie as
was
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