The Express.
London, England, 1848-12-23 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL.

CHAIM OP FELONY AGAINST AN ATTORNEY.-
The chugs et felony against Wm. Auld r, an attorney, at
Salford, preferred at the New Bailey Court house, Belford,
last week, and noticed in the Express of Mond►y, wen
Mted with yesterday, and Mr. Gibson, town clerk eli
, for the promenade)°, produced a mass of evidence,
showing the oonnezion of the pinnies. with the sale of the
goods of the person nankin the assignment (Birth), and the
f•.ct that he received the money. The assignment, how-
ever, could not be produced to show that there was not power
in it enabling the prisoner first to deduct his expenses, end
the magistrate tht, though the ',idioms was Tarr
strong, it was not fmt to warrant him in committing
the prisoner for felony. It was another question whether the
Law Association of the town might not take steps to get Ms
name removed from the roll.

AN INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOR PAUPER CHILDREN
is about to be established at Hereford, the triremes of Lord
Scndasnore's Charity having agreed to advance 2,0001. Is
the Hoard of Guardians for that purpose. Toe rate of We-
rest is Used at 4 per cent., the prised* to be repaid by awe
noel isurtelneeats. =leading over a period of 20 year., and
security to be takes on the rates of the Union. One-half of
the interest spew the principal will be allowed to the
dia./ is soosideratiss of their giving to the poor
fa the workhouse. to the city perishes, an Indus
trial education and oy-awat; and tile trustees will eh,
eontribute out of the hodsoire-half of the salarj of the sum.
intendant of the selslgielisfent.—Hc. Hardwick ap-
posed the rands. of His lean for 19 lag a period, wean.
lag fifteen yam es the longest tine over which the reps/.
nest &wild be ealinsded. He argued farther that ge
muse= had seo wow under the act of perinawat to maw
the whams two the amity proposed, sad that the charity
was Intended for the benefit of the poor of the city, and set
of paupers. Thus oh .chorea were replied to by lit. Bode*
ham principally, who was Whiled is to the legality of the
loan, and pledged lidosnif se to the safety of the security.
ETTRAIR

THE BRIGHTON PATTLION SALE BILL.—AB tae
owners and eocupisn of property in the circle eantensplated
by the Pavilion Bale Bill have this weak received the used
and forntal notice in each cease. The parties ore meted
to smut, dissent, or neutrality. The is
striody forma, and dose not in any way ocenpreelke it e
dual or pals& interests.
Tss REMAINS OF A PAVEMENT, CONSIDERED TO It
BOMAN, were discovered a little below the endue of the
rround at Eastbourne, a few days sines, by the wormers
employed in constructing the sea-wall between the Wait
and the Bea Houses. The spot appears to have been pasta
in small squares., and at one part the work has been damaged.
probably by the operations of the plough. The spot has beta
visited by many persona ettrioea in auk natters.

lute *lns.
PSAORAYA or Porrrun.—Mr. Burford has Fe-
dewed upon esavas a careful transcript of the rains of l'one-
end planted it in Leicester square. It is perhaps the
IllOtt lacerating, sad, in an marts point of view, miasma-
able subject of the hundred or so he Wprovioaly *ham
and panted. The plan of the Gargles, bounded Illy
moaatains on two aides, and by the sea as a third, ft
which the excavated city is situated, besides extreme pie-
turelquesen, has the advantsge of a artaa degree 0101E4
pectame which exempts the painter Men ettewptlag IMPS
than he sin alsch ally perform Hews this is lir. Burford%
most carefully executed work. The anaphors, for admen
it admirably managed. The objects, even in extreme die-
team 0011•• oat amply and disaactly. Yet the specteemr
does not lea the new of seeing them thrash an atmos-
pheric mediam. The colvectases of the view was guaranteed
to us by a Mead who had recently returned Mon the 'pet
DICATIAG PICTURIS AT tiIJBEAL—The Coosa-
sal Cootie lof Antwerp proceeded list Saturday to the ea-
airatien of a member of the considesies to be lawituted he
the restoration of two paintings by habeas. K. Hy. Lege
was chosen by the cancil. This onuniatioa will be formed
of Ave mambas, of which two will be appointed by
meat, one by the provisos, one by the eity, aadcone%lnr-o
bench of the churchwardens of the parish of tiosielpagin
LAND= MONUMENT AT Tzvio.—Mr. Strunk a .
IN...rowan. Wad' has been authorised to ersonof stayed •
Yr. Richard Lander, the enterprising tz&vallglAkkie •
w e a native of Truro. The figure will be
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