The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-20 00:00:00

hole matter would then be
:ass that would probably
of their time wan a charge
wed a parson named Latour-
ogsther to impoverish and
&lends. The circumstances
I be fresh In the rooolleettou
id already taken plans in this
t would only be accessary for
old be justified M returning
met be satisfied that be wee
ieitor in the mattes is +hada
greceive a number of Freed),
ad to have bees improperly
but that his object waa to
We the desired sad by illegal
Lat then referred to one at
it. and 000Cbided by dimple,
iteallee of their duties.
ID THM alSelnroaAw RANI.
try idly were &Arad wi
r to obtain divan large Boras
d fraudulent pretences.

:ially rotainoa to proleaste,
tz.C.atim, lr. itibtos, sad Yr.
elei.

hat at a former erasion the
and acquitted on wawa
h forging and uttering dives
to defraud the Birmiegkem,
sere ordered to be detained to
piracy to defraud. The sir.
alp reported on the measles
it may be briefly stated
the defendant Tyler
sinews of leather deafer
in that capacity he bad opaael
am Banking Company at hb
weans year, paying in Ms
good bills received in the
d that they would be duly
wily. All these bills, 19 re
sd, and the bank were ere.
about 25001. To show the
DANA, Kelly, in the frau&
spondaic* which had Paaead
ant Taylor, and which, ebet
the Court of Bankruptcy, had
inghouse in Birmingham, gm
pondescs it appeared that the
anufactured by Kelly in Loa.
Boss under the names of dif.
directory. The case is likely
the entire day.

E. SESSIONS.
DAY.)

general makes of the peace
were commenced this tomb
TI Bodkin, the aseistant-jo;
assistant-judge), and the fel.
Parbury, Mr. Loveland, Mr,
Studsld, Mr. Wadeson,
n Bentley.
names of seventy-two penes*
and twelve for iniidemeenem
II as follows :—Reed and write
write well, 6 ; neither read me
superior education, none. The
, dealing from the person,
the police, keeping improper
Delmont amanita, and brisk.
ith intent to steal.
IGLART.

gardener, who was convicted of
dwelling house of James Ash,
r milk jug end a pair of boo
ion whom judgment waedeferrei
it be made, eel brought up led

Blair, said the prisoner was re.
to give him an opportunity of
with the stolen property. HA
tly returned from Australis', sad
relations in London. He had
or had lodged at a coffee•shop is
there for about a fortnight,
hoot paying 21. 10s. he had
Wog, and 10s. for a doctor's
left a portmanteau and a beg
n him information where he had
portion with Mr. Attenborough,
idea, and another with a paws.
re.road, the pawnbrokers gime
'covering the property, su no
the prisoner.
tors in the case were ordered to
w, and the sentence was further

ICE COURTS.

.IS DAY.)

tI►EN W ELL.
SG I:P EVIDENCt FOR ♦ MOUS
COURT.
T, a groom, residing at 46, Loud.
was charged with being in the
John Tooley, York-road, lahng-
ommitting felony.
of Frederick-street, Gray's Inn-
osecution, and having stated the
that the defence that would be set
bad gone on to the wharf for the
imployer's wife, who was suspected
with a person who lodged on the
ss so or not he was sore the magi,.
soner that he had no right to be
that he rendered himself liable to
Lent for being there.
that Mr. John Tooley was the
a Wharf, York-road, St. Pancras,
there of the name of Mr. Thanes
and 2 o'clock in the morning
the back premises on amount
make a noise. Finding no one
and on going to the water closet
ide. Finding he could get no
door so that no one could get out
mentor who went to the place but
could get no answer. The presto
ie window and threatened to do
ich the prisoner cams out and wee
late the prosecutor has lost several
d the prisoner as he was formerly

ince said that be was not there foe
He was there to watch biz em-
suspected of cominittiog adultery

un Chapman, of ISt, Toolerstrest,
lighterman, said the prisoner was in
irman was the bolas. of an apart-
question, and his (witoess'al wife
wman. On Friday be filed •
e Coast against his wife and Darman.
formerly been in the employ of
into hie service, and as he onumg
ifs at Dorman'a place, he employee
After the prisoner was given into
had reason to believe that his wife
tegent'sc mal, from llorman's wharfs
of his (witness's) way. (A lsugb.)
you acted on the principlebest in ensplol•
the poacher made the game.

hen the prisoner was in the employ
tad to look out for the arrival of his
then take her to Dorman's room, so
uo prisoner keels all about the matter,
person to watch.
se was iostrueted to ask for a remands
,ulil trace to the possession of the
:les that bed been recently taken from
oner nod his witness seemed to think
'better than come for being on enclosed
unseemly hour.
was a strange cue, and no doubt the
ie out in the Divorce Court. The O.
discharged.
TH tat is. - _

LICE;SED7;I3DRIVERS.
young I..se, was charged with acting as
a license.
of the K division, bad received • coo-
-1 cab-drivers that the prisoner had bens
filile.endlate, and taking fares. Os
_ work again, and in the evening

is.
Ater, Henry 'lsaacs, a Jew. said it was
/ion to be at work on his Sabb..itb, and
the owner of the cab had conscientious
nip his cab and horse at home.
s permitted by the act of parliament to
lased driver for twenty•foar hours is
city. He could not find a licensed
st fora day, and be way a very poor mass
oily to maintain, and he had only ass
He was liable to a penalty if he with-
-1 cab from work for one day without

he owner of the cab was labouring wader
the law. Religious scruples did not form
pity" contemplated by the legislator%
rid not withdraw his cab from work.twe
without notice. The act was passim fcc
the public against imposition,
ins
id if unlicensed driven without badges
are charge of cabs, the act wauld be con.
kle fined the prisoner 55., which loos

HIGHGATE
IDENTITY IN A VALCABLIL DOG.
7oldicutt, of the GOth Rifles, residing n
waa t summoned a the instance ee
nemployed on the Alexandra
awful possession of a valuable terrier doffs

appeared for the complainant
seared had ado
alle
wbiab s
he
lost ow the 25th
is hid* boy saw it, Par is 11.