The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-27 00:00:00

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ODIHAM MEKTING.-(THIS DAY.)

HURSTBOURNE ST RS. Half a mile.
Lecturer, Rattler, Novice, Toni Leaf, Vexatious, mid
The Squire We here.
DOGYRRSFIRLD PARK STARES. Half a mile. N.
Lecturer, Gaul* Domino, Veaturoue, The
.Squire. Maid is
of Usk, Dothan it Rt. Albino. Viper, Nova*, Mikes, se
Hazard, mid fenny Fern f are here. to
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(MIHAIL HANDICAP. About two miles
Rtockierc, Means, Endeleigb, Trapeze, Herkeway, and N
Becquine are hers es
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MANOR PLATE. Throe quarters of • mile.
Stookispr, Crytheia, Viceroy, Ham Mediae. Kathleen,
and Lecturer aro here. I Mi
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WEATHER RBPORT.-(TELLS DAY.) I a

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CLERICENWILL. IS. 17'. W. F. I'lts D.
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TICIMr.OI.LIAVII SYSTEM. Nobs Oath air. t-2
w.s.w. an - 1 81 186
Or/ birrheff. 'aim• Caved& aged 30. diseerlbed se * Aberdeen ...IN LH. 2, 4 NN.II. o- 3 ri re:
...44. 'wail:arced with starling some articles from her tasta ....
AtQoeraa 2 0
N.N.W. I , :
N.N.W.11.
ut : 11 M. is,
bas Meow.
ro /widest* of Mrs. Burge showed that the sonar bad es"sesdialo.,___ • W. 1 a MAW. co -1 M. 4414
Si. 100
jag ia how service for about a month, and that she had v,a,7tha*::: '7 17 7 .: :. 7 -7 : et. the
• • bee in coasequence of her drunken habits. flaps item: „ - It 104
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144, ge left she (the witness) had missal aerosol - - - - N. WO
sill" spa she had aeurtainsd that the prietater had pis
16 Age. W.N.W. 1 3 WY.W. o .0.111 1 la. MO
urged them at different pawnbrokers'. Holyhead AO 41' N.N.W. 1i 6 W.N.W. co - 1 le• I"
10 ei
"IL Baker inquired of Mrs. Burge if she knew milting 10 1
resmasse .28 al Z. 0' 4 N. co - 2
ii the ;rimer, or if she bad a character with her whoa she Be,. im aI. I. 3 R.N.W. of .. I 100 au
Ink dr into her employ. L'Ortew.t.. la es N.E. 3! 1 N. Is '- 2 ..11°4 ...10
114, Barge mid that she thought she had been very_ din tochefori ISIS IL ,6 . 4 !LW.. b. - 1 ""'• •""
..hay treated in the matter, for the police had told her Firmoutk... At 011 Z. .• . 6 N.N.WIM orll ; •••• g se4. 3,31
iiu the rumor was now out of prison coo a ticket of leave. s_r_T_lr_solsa . • as ea L i 1 s !t. W. ' co 1 - 1 40 in
Mrs the took the prisoner into her employ she went to ui=7.0.....• 2 .60 Ll.i,.
111 .44 N.W..cop 1. - !
tiss Ilea Mr. Ball. of Lincoln's-inn-fields, who informed her Do, .
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the de primmer had lately CODA from the country, but did Toms" .
.fig a mg, 1. 4 N.X.W. 4. - 4 M. 1011
pH mithat she had been oonvicted of Nosy. ecerbareesi. det 8.1. 1' 2 N.N.Z. b! - X Lt 155
Xr. Barker asked of the polite if it wen true that the Wags •
si ito Mr i t a &Z. be - t .... ii
Omer was now at large oat a Baena-leave. 11 salvnland 10.07 41 N.l 'l' .W. It 7 If .W. co - 6 '" •
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Impector Laudon, N division, said that the prisoner PROSADIA. - • St. 10$
hit got a ticket-44.1ay*, haying received it ma the =ad of wirennar. On MOITIOISM THURSDAY. OIL 100
Muth last. She had been tried at Liverpool on • charge Variable, moderate, coons. 9.1. to NW. and NW. IS sii
d limy, and a previous conviction being then proved tine generally. varying, moderate to IS U
fresh. HI 14
spied her, she was sentenced to five years penal wird- As above. wiereas. As above. St 1011
tsla Bdore her discharge, she gays the address of this and southerly, liarrslllll. Sisterly and southerly, 10 all
Be'. Mr. Bell, Li:mote's-inn-fields, aa the place where she 112.5=m4t to varying mlaol winds, 111 6
nee goisg to reside. This was not the first prisoner that fresh, ge ilne. moderate to fresh. gt. 100
bed given that eda N.E. to N. . and 3.50111. Northerly to W., nio- le al
Mrs. Burge mid that she should not have taken the phi- e. or. moderate to iterate to fresh. SE IN
N. Id
weer into her employ had it not been for the character _freshooh.n.
=wawa.
wiltern.freund,
moo.
end K im
pan to her by the Rev.Mr.Bell. He ought to have told her o
reactes. southern. taglish Channel and Bay of 1141... II Ile
all be hew about the prisoner. lasteravasstward Zugland and Nortt Bea. I& dill
Mr. Barker said he did not °Dodder it proper thst per- hi let
sons like the prisoner be should introduced into respectable 111 a
people's haresm the way the priso Tim Diseownow.-It is expecte
ner had been. He d that Lord as 101
should imusnd the prisoner for further inquiry. Palmerston will, this evening, state to the House ill 1J
MARXBOROIJOH-STEET. of Commons that the prorogation and dissolution IM 10
WILFULLY DESTROYING A LIST OF VOTES&
of parliament will take pleaon Thursday, SSJuly 6. dpi
1d
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Ada Baker, a shoeblack, was charged before Mr. Mans- THE CORPORATION AND Hilt Margery THE Q USIN.
kid, with wilfully dose eying the list of voters for members -Her Majesty this Queen heeler been grsoiously Owed
d parlioneet placed oo the parish church of St. James's, to express to the Sheriffs her royal desire to receive the ad-
Weamiuter, dm property of Mr. Scott Turner, the high dresses of congratulation on the birth of a second prince to gis,-, i
bailiff of Warminster. the heir apparent, to-morrow ( Wednesday) at Windsor, the io-r-i
Mr. Buzzard, the vestry clerk of St. James's, appeared to customary ceremonial autos' were sent out this morning, se. u
prostate the priaoeer, the proseediegs being what nada by the sword-bearer, Mr. Sewell, to the Lord Mayor, alder- ge
,Me 6th Vic., chap. 18, see. 2E., which enacts that every per- men, sod officer', and to the members of the tut of Mi
ma wko shall wilfully destroy, mutilate, effuse or remove Common Council, summoning them to an attendance at •
lee l'
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ray nonce, list, register, &a, affixed on a church, shall be court to be held this afternoon, in coneequenoe of beg
liable to a penalty not exceeding 40s. Majesty's royal command, and for the purpose of selecting ma I
Lethbridge, 58 C, laid that while on duty about half-pest by ballot • certain number of the civic body to accompany raj 1
2 that morning he sow the prisoner polling down the list he lordship and the sheriffs to Windsor Castle. 5 i
of voters from the church door, and take it away. He
-Tag POLLING FOR THESHRIEVALTY.-(THISDAY). IL 1
'topped the prisoner, who was given into custody by War-
ren the messenger at St. James's weepy.
In answer to the charge the
A little more activity hashes inhibited this morning by lee
the livery, but still the poll proceeds but languidly. Up se. 1
prisoner' said he was very to twelve o'clock, Messrs. Bennett and Figgins maintained eg
iporant, and he was sorry for what he had done. their majority dte usrs:lay. St. 1
Mr. Buzzard wished to its" that it was an offence ow DEATH or THE EARL or DENBIGH.-Thin noble- 100
study occurring. nun died from a severe congestion of the lungs on Sunday ...169
Mr. Mansfield mid that however ignorant the prisoner tut, at hie residues at Hampstead Ile married, Bmn
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night be, ho must be well aware that when public notions or gee, 182'x, Lady
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Mary Elizabeth, eldest daughter of lapl
pipes we put up in such places they were sot intended to Thomme,' first Earl of Dude, by whom, who died In Be- 100
bepulled down. He would, therefore, have to pay a penalty comber, 1642, be leaves issue Viscount Faildiag (new Earl BOT
d 405., or be committed for a month in default. of Denbigl2)...The late earl was for many years ooneeeted L
WORSHIP-STREET. with the soffit of SAM William IV., and his illustrious r,
Queen Adelaide, to whom be was Mader of the Hone at 110
ASSAULT HY A SON 011 AGED PiEMITS. bee death. gp
Daniel O'Brien, a sturdy casual labourer, about 25
DEATH OF SIR WILLIAM LAWSON, BART.-We 111.
WI of age, was charged with assaulting his and have to mooed the death of Sir William Lawson, Bart., at ehae
mother.
Honorah O'Brien, • venerable.looking dame. mad_lwa Brooch Hall, near Catterick, Yorkshire, on Thudey lad. "••
lire at 35, Lisbon-street. Mile-end, and our son lives there, The deceased gentleman wee mated a baronet in August. M
and wanted me to 1641. He is sooceeded in the baronetcy and estates in um
too. Be came home last night,
lend him a shilling. I had not one to lend Yorkshire by his eldest son John, born 17th December, lee
sad told him et. Theo be bit me on the bead with hie fiat 149_ • le
sad hurt me. He struck Lae three or four times. Hs SUDDEN DEATH OF Dn. FERGUSON. -The death Vs:
kit my old man afterwards. He does not give us of Dr. Robert Ferguson took place after a few hours' ill- lc
say of his money only what be pays foe his own nem on Sunday, at his residence, Ascot Cottage, Wink- tO
food and lodging. He has not beets in work lately ; is- field, near Windsor. The late Dr. Ferguson was a physician as.
Ideed there has been only little for him to do.llle was tipsy. extraordinary to tho Quoit, •and pitynaan-sccoucheur to dli
William O'Brien-That's my eon (tie old man's feelings her Majesty throughout her ooefieeroesta. He was for- hot
overcame him as he looked at defendant, and be outlined mealy Physiciao•General to the
nyig-inpil, and was im.
He until having the wiles's.
my am 72 years old. Priecipal physician to the King' College Hospital, and also it,
He came home drunk. Ids 'croak my wits
of nigh sa Professor of Midwifery. at King's Collage. Among his se,
. old as I-and pulled her hair. I told him not to do it, and written works of note but book •' On Puerperal Fever' U.
be hit me in the eye (there was • plaster over it), and be steads lint-eminotit.
ticked me on the leg. H, Ina not struck his mother before UNIVERSITY OF )LONDON.-A matriculation
as I keen, but he bon rolled and rubbed her on the floor examination in oonnexion with the University of Loodon -n
flea bewas drunk. wee oommeacard et Onus College yesterday. Thirty-five •
• 117 K-A few months since I had the son in custody at madidates had entered, and the examination will be coon. te
ibis court for assaulting his father, who did not thea appear load until Friday amnia& under the superintendence of IN
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spied him. Professor T. S. Baynes. LLB.
et
Megawatts-What can you (defendant) say to all this? PHI Homioas Visouer. -In the Lord Mayor's u
Defeodant-Well, I've been the chief support of them 0,44,4, yesterday. a claim for Duey 40,0001. by Meson. 10
' shoe I wee 10 years old.
The Father-He has been a good boy to work, but did hßartinunill, against thillear"OorYporatio' "caluenof manLoodooufw,tuerriagbe, brought rel. 4le
rot support as. fors the Recorder and a special jury. The claim was l'
Defendant-I was on the drink all yesterday, and- 7,0001. for the lessebold premiss, said 32.0001• for the g
Magistrate-The drink ! Yes-hut there's • waste of badness; the premises were required far the Holborn.
- words in replying to such an unfeeling cowardly brute of • valley improvements. The case occupied the court until
peg; man like you, assaulting two aged persons in this • late hour. It was gated in evidence that in 1832 Mr.
err, putting aide the fact that they are the author' 01 Bertram sod Mr. Harvey were assistants e
bus to Sr. Bad wSines
ell,
row being. and in 1837 they beanie punters in thiness.
Defendant-I say it was the drink. then it had grestly increased. In 1845 the Marne were
Magistrate-Yee, the drink. And every moment you 53,3921. and last year they had reached 158,4941 • the
am about to pus in prison for this heartless conduct to your amen was moral 30,000 f. New premises bad been taken'
paresis may you remember it was the drink that placed in Gresham-street at a oast of 180001. Several witnesses
you there, sa reflect upon It. I seed you for two mouths' were examined in support of the claim. Mr. Lloyd clamed
lard labour to the Hones of Correctioc. a liberal compensation on behalf of the claimants for the
Defendant-They will have to go to the workhouse. badness ; the public would gain by the contemplated ion
. Magistrate-Better there than at the mercy of an unreel-
lag ruffian like you. provements. Mr. Hawkins called no witnesses for the City.
The Recorder said that the evidence showed that the claim-
Sentence accordingly sets bad made a profit of more than 9,5001. • year. The
SOUTHWARK. jury retired, and after consulting about an boor awarded 11
nisotacmrox FRAUD UPON • RAILWAY COMPANY. *On. as comealastion.
Mr. John Stiller, surgical instrument maker, of 5, Jame. PRIVENTION OF RAILWAY ACCIDWITS. - Mr.
street, Pentosville, was charged before Mr. Bu
tte with Gaunt' Hrolbles. hese umeere ef the l'ead"", Brecht"' '
the followieg disgraceful fraud upon the South Eastern and South Camst Railway. bee addressed • Withal notice
Railway Company. " to all oonceraed," with the view of preventing on that
William TatmalL a ticket collector at the Strood evening line such serious railway aocideste as hays recently occurred
of the North Kent Railway, said that on Saturday evening lon some other lines. He Ws :-" You are no doubt awe"
lest he was ma duty at that nation, when be saw the de. i that two of these accidents are attributable to the permaaeat
foulest take • ticket for Hieham by the 7 o'clock trsin. l will
Hung some suspicion that be inteeded to defraud the not being in proper order, and it Is to the state of the
line that I wish to direetyour moat sanest attention. I beg a
compuy by going further, witness accompanied the train that we and all of you will use yourutinostaeleavoins to pea '
towards London, but he did sot get out At New Cross vent the possibility of ibis railway being visited by &similar
witness assisted in collecting the tickets, and on coming to ?similar. Be always vigilant, and do not fail to report 1
We defendant he gave him part of a return ticket from I immediately you have reason to suspect there is anything
Woolwich to loodon, eayiog that wag all right as he had I wroag. The publics safety is the first duty of every railway
ooh come from that place. Witness told him that be servant, and I trust there is not • man in the service of
batter at he be.
seen him take • ticket at Strood for the company unmindful of his eolemu resimodhilitY in that
sham&s, and that he bad accompanied him all the way. The respect. Do not fear that you may be looked upon as as
defendant told him that it was fames behold only come from alarmist in reporting what may appear of small impart-
Woolwich and he bad no cadet from Strood to Highans. Wit. anoe-altraye in mind that the Belay and lives of the
WO then got into the some compartment with him to pro- ' Pantengere %tartan( custody of the
° reed to the etaticanmaster's office at the Loodon.br on the bee are in the
company's servants, and that it is the duty of every one to
'terminus, and oaths journey the defendant took the 87ood guard them is every passible way from danger."
° ticket from his pocket and handed it to him. On' THE WRATH= AND THE Coors.-The long con-
the arrival of the train at London-bridge Mr. Dyne asked tinned drought has at lauth begun to tell somewhat
him his address, and as he refused to give it Sergeant seriously opoa the 'various crops, sod considerable satiety
Holmes, the detective officer, stationed on the company's is entertained lest the rain, for which we are all so mud),
Premise* took him into custody, looking, should ems too late. The hay harvest his hems
In answer to Mr. Burnham, *Rum mid that the prisoner going on tepidly ; the swathe has sot had a drop of rsia
cheated from • second dug carriage to a third clam at upon it, but though so far getup in good mediae°, the yield
• Woolwic.h, se the return ticket from the latter place was is very far abort of an average, and the quality very inferior.
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only for that sort of carriage. In many instances the swathe is miserably abort, sod the
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f In answer to the charge thedefeedantgaid he certainly did bops* entertaload • month eines have been almost every-
, not they coming from Strood, bat the facto were thus. He where blighted. The wheals are looking, OD the whole,
had a customer at that pleas, and intended to have stopped very procaine& except on the light ludo, where ocatiuned
there. but he was afraid it wag the last train, therefore he dry weather and swishiest have beta prejudicially felt. It has 1
, coandered it better to go home. As far u his getting out been an extremely favourable blooming lima red that is so
d the carriage at Woolwich he did that of ausesity, and far propitious ; but rain is much wanted, and ooroplaintill are I
en retursum to the tree be jumped into the first carriage rife that there will be • shortness of straw. Beane. Pees,
• be could get as the train was starting. He offered to pay barley, Gala, sod roots, all give evidence of great want of man :
the difference in the fare but the officials would not receive tare. Theory douseindee erywhe therms, sad the daily
it. He assured his worship that he had no intuition to de- inquiry is " What ahe rain ?" The change is the
L frond the company. wind and the higher temperature dnrieg the last far days
Mr: Burchsm bed no doubt ea to his fraudulent intention, have lad to the hope that we " are nearer rain," but it still
I therefore he should fine him 20a., and order him to pay provokingly holds off. Some copious " ground " 414"4141
is. &1., the difference in the fare. or ten days' imprison- would be most aceeptable-in fact very serious injury will
• Wog. The mosey was at one •paid. ,be =Mined unless • change is the weather speedily takes
'''s I place. The reports from the hop districts are cm gee
WANDSWORTH. , whole satisfactory, though scarcely as good as last week. I
• SUMMONS AGAINST AN EARL FOR SNOZIIIO. 111 w Jassy from only Wight tea warmer temperature has '
Sergeant Atter, of the Sou* Wasters Beltway P3rWel been beneficial, but the continued drought begins to make
Wittmr• Ire for a multutova Wind Ike Merl of its effects emesetible. Same gardens we looking rather
sad ()gingham for eimoirlag at the Vauxhall yellow. The mjammome shoots maheammiag out, sag all
i 4144°°. sad Wean to assist when roilvolled by the ale, that seems to be wanted is sane dressakieg showers. Should
Boataaster. I these shortly eon*, the plasters will bays every room to
Mr. Ingham granted the stmunciaa Ito atisiled with that pcosposts 11ce1364-11.6spos Moo
titer.