The Express.
London, England, 1849-09-17 00:00:00

THE STAMFORD CLUB AND THE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS.

Tole powerful club bad a wind-up day last week, upon
which occasion those members who had been, or ware now
undergoing the proem of scholasticism at Harrow, Eton, or
Winchester, entered the field against Twelve of the remain
lag brethren of the club. Such wee the nyrangement mto
the terms of the match, bat when the respective sides came
to muster, it was found that there were only six of the
Public Schools present. This little band, however, felt con-
fidence in their powers, and according) y entered the find
against double their own number. Having won the toes,
the Public Sebald' men took the bat first, and is that
cosine proved their wisdom, for the large moor* they
achieved by the very brilliant batting of Mr. Vernon, who
of himaelf placed no fewer than 99 runs, and of Mr. Lawson
and Mr. Tomos, until their total bud amounted to 214,
their opponents planed over 77 upon the paper. The final
score stood thus :
Tux Pomo Sczoota.
_

Lord Burghley, o lockage, b
Wlpoore
• Torras, Dq., 0 Arnold 29
H. Vernon, E,q., not out
A. B. Lamm, E.q., Wickman 31
C. 0. Eaton, kaq., run out
Tiu Ti
c. w. Arm*. Wooly roc oat a
C. meson, Fag. 0 Vernon - 4
N. Jackson, Fag , 0 Itwrew
Her. I. IMsby, 1 b w, b Tor-
sos e
6. Walters, FA., a and b Wu-
lff:4l 0
Rev. C. Swami:Jerson ll
E. Edwards, . b Items 0
Rey. W. Ella, b ono= 4
The Public Schools wen by
lanky.
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H. L. Wingfield, EN., e.
wards, b isekame l3
Byes, 14; wilds,7 sl

I. 7bt Wigton. Eaq., b Tor
ten 3O
I.bitre aid, Ego., not oat 0
H. C. Bent* Eaq , a Torten%
b VelDol2 • 11
C. Cayley. Poo., b Eaton 0
Byea, 1$ ; wide, 14; no ba11,2 04

187 upon the first and only

THE POLICE COURTS.
BOW-STREET.

Disownrtn. CONDUCT or OMNIBUS CONDUCTORS.—
H. Souk*, • conductor it. the service of the Fulham Omnibus
liesociat:on, appeared upon a summons to 'newer a com-
plaint penned against him by a lady newel May, residing
In Sloane-stamt, for violently mulling her.
The complainene, who appeared very delicate, stated that
'brit twelve reeltiek at the 6th instant she wu in the
t and, and seeing thee' omnibuses amino, elte pat up her
to hall the first, but the next having driven up at the
in est, she wee audd my seised by the conduction of each,
one laying bold of her round the waist and the other round
the neck, end fighting most her face with such violence that
her dries was tors, and, being thrown on the footway, she
Was much bruised. Wi'ness could reeolleet nothing mere,
but subsequently found henelt in the shop of Mr. Acker-
mann, the publisher, quite exhausted and in a fainting con-
dition, from the rough usage she had received.
Mr. A. Ackerman said he saw the complainant knocked
down twice, and her chin having come against the kerb
stage, be thought she had fallen out dome of the vehicles
which were driven up at a rapid rate, the numben of whici
his shaman took; bat from the exhausted state he which
tie lady wee, and the minion that ensued, he could not
positively speak as to the defendant's identity.
Mr. Jac. Betts Procter, landlord of the Woolpack 3tublic-
bows, h Gravel-Mae, however, identified the defendant as
being the peresewito an into Yr. Ackerman's shop, and
said to the lady, , Yea recollect you hailed me first," and
when they were penny her about in the strut, one said to
the other, "D —n you, let her go." The defendant also re-
quested of the complainant to take no farther notice of the
matter.
The defendant was also identified by Mr. Dobby, 96,
gerund, who cow the complainant knocked down.
Mr. Jardine said that, much as he was esenstonted to hear
complaints agaiut melt persons es the deforient, he never
mat with amen lavisher entrap apes a lama in the most
frespeneed thea=zia the metrepalls, ad at mid-day,
fa whisk • should be inflicted to
mane a repetition at roX•kkalss4l Nadal. His worship
adored the aefendant to be sent to bard labour for six weeks,
and his limes to be suopsoded for three months.
CAUTION TO PAITINDAIIINA.— Sang Sinclair wen
shamed with attempting to obtain money under false pro-
tonic..
Mr. Webb, wubraker.
ring of High
otHolborn,
add said that the
prisoner a asamive to , that
should be advanced upon it, and saytytthae it hal griginaylol.
coot two guineas. On Winking if wee pat die gala
" You ought to know bettor than I can it Is oesee,"
sad, having applied the usual test, he dhaveted Soh it was
swims, upon whisk he gave her in charge.
An sesistent in the sena, of Mr. Clarke, pawnbroker, of
proved that *Airs offered nastier ring
`retail et Aple' _ pease to he wafts, he
to take adios/41W pawner left enre traoed
to several ease shells. to each Kubiak be sent • penes to
caution the pales egainet lavag anything to do with any
artides she offered, Li aim that Vase be Ld easrained
that the ter, who was agony aosentpanial by a man,
bad snased in isposikto on nearly every pawnbraw in
the melvapolis. 'he address die gm was 19, Fetter-lane ;
and the after, who was earehed upon the sutiset, was of
opinion that 134 arthise were double plated upon sine, or
ROM bap he
In answer to the charge, the prisoner denied ham* offered
such addles to other pawnbrokers; and, if they were not
wane, she wait %L amt of it.
Yr. Jardine dkeeled the Aker to mains every Inquiry
beton the reboot* wee brought up again, and ordered her to
be 'amended kw • bw days_MAlLllolol7oll-6TREWT.
CIIAIOIOI AWITTPITRO TO =TORT 6001. MOW Magna.
Hamm Ann Co.,92ll3mexmaa.—The anonymous artist,
an elderly man and a woman, both of le ap-
peases% were up la Mel charged