The Express.
London, England, 1865-01-02 00:00:00

THE POLICE OOUE2S.

1107/!ErfAREt.

Sarah Wilderspirl/2;;oil;ibir somas of Mr. Pronto, 20,
Wobarn.aquare, wee charged with concealing the birth of
her female child. Oa the 10th of December a ammonite,
Use wee made to the is the family that the pri-
soner wee ill sad ed to set her. On piing to her bed-
room the seemed told her she feared she waslimd totz
birth to a child. SW went downstairs and
Preens, sad a doctor wee at Dace sent for.
Dr. Jobe Matthews, who retooled, said, ce seeing ac-
cused he fwd her very prostrate, sad a assrly-bon female
child in the bed. It bed sot been detached. It was, how-
ever, dead, bat quite warm and flexible. Os a post mortice
examinathe be found the to inflated, but sot fully so.
He considered the child bad boss born alive, and led
breathed, but the respiration bed been imperfect. Death,
in hie opinion, had resulted from suffocation, either thromtk
btztrder the bedclothes or lying on he face, bat ho
e thiok the mother must have been quite unable to
move the child.
The armed was reminded.

MAHLBOHOUGH-STHEET.
Um Headley, wile of W. li. Hasdisy, formerly a can
amen player, aed landometer throe of her Majesty's
surkneuts, made the following emeeplsiat swim* tio Itoyel
Moiety of Musloisas :—Olte mid she bad Men married to "
Mr. Headley 27 yens, sad few db yews less husbend bed
boo • membor of Me Royal Bonny, sad paid his eshearip
Moe. For the last 18 mouths, be sessequenes of a false
mometios by one of theme:ahem of the Hoyakikeiny that
she had boss Rally of bigamy, the leak* had lakes swag
bar kasbaad's allowance's! 7 games pm imemak. awl psi him ,
au banner's pay of 4 'Massa per 10110116. abs dill bal4,
that she sad her family bad suelsiaed peg prima*.
all her familiars had nom mimed by the broker. Is moo
ref ne the Wounded name whist her, sad prove she um
a widow whoa As married Mr. Heiley, Ms bad poomped
throe oortillcates of her lot hasbead's death from ahead
but the society aoutioued to ton her asif the less
posed, and she was without the moms of emit* isMM
is a• coal of law. The mental saxiety ohs bad undergoes
bad seriously effected bar health, sad Wass Um son n-
=4:th" false "harp, she famed ia the "mot tithe
ii bra busbies' eke and bar family would to deprived
of all advantage She could act bring ea adios spinet km
slenderer, as she was destitute.
Mr. Knox said applimet appeared to bare bass very
beadily treated, but ha amid not sadat bar, seed her
teserotei pored •at equity.
• t said that would cost 20W., sad sis had an a
After some convenatios she thanked the mightentes end
retired.

THE BUILDERS' DISCHARGE 7072.

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A meeting of operatives employed in the building
inane la Walsall sad tie nstaaa was hsid es Fri.
deg essis, et theOs elatio•Srest. Walsall,
tar the pesses d adds lets sesideration W_ Meshes,
mots (or tioket.el.leave," so it wee heetierly ha
the plias saassadas ths aseling), nose* sista& by
the waster builders.
MA AI Weariness (niaament praithil ewe •
asstreisely.aitesisd isielly seseassed
AS his broths bat ailed Ingether for the
gimp= enwildwing hew bat la pel • els be the
make builders lecicetal.leave miss, eliowed
is besarried ask wield set sly piece vestehiles, sea
ass's Sass of gSeasesitnaties. bet wadi els sees-
Sally Sod to hi Opt eel is week as semi bees
am IS rester sight to wive, sad for whet ewe
his saute might cows toes.
The fine resoliaties wee reread by Mr. H. BALI (dose.
semi, seessied Mr. A. llzigasers. (espest), and
Ind* Weed te.by It wee as Mews This thiser
meet.
log Seats the dheberge Dote, or tioketoldesse, with the
essesssl it deileele. sod that it shall be resits* Is the
uttermost by the whole at the operatives in the vanes
beselass of the blahs lade is Wilson."
Mr. J. WIIiGHT (eineletee) ptird the .easel 1111101••
lies. which reed as fellows •r-"• This =Gileiej
set mos* the right any so-salad A
i M.M. Builders T. trams Uwe for the guides, of Ms
egentakes. without their sworat sad osaverstams, as by
est delis taw se bah* es in the preset lesteses to haste
eats of tyreas sad oppressies." Eio resterked Wi as Eng.
limbers they bed liberties white ought se icebe Sim hem
theme. and tibia they held bismoleasiy, sashay wise theme
who attempted to Mb, els this were whet wise
called the upper closses. After mad* the masa d lie
lest isembees al rho Masted Ansastiaa (twesty.two is
sli, tad observtag that nose of them sly esployedi es. a
Iwo ass. sadmoselismenes at all, he irked whet right mem
ash et th.s had to stiesgt to lspw ea the sorbets •
ismedstiea the Maass Dole. He this eisnmented
es the sate end the rules el the Mutest Ameiletims at
sews lesgth. with • view el shorts that the shiest el
I the eiggeistiee was nething has thee to sap the tights sad
liberties of the sesployed ; ad Swing seated That the Wal.
' mil testers lied thisiselse broken the rule to width &ay
Is
loss seausse-via., that three sesthe sods amid
=:1 any false altentlien is Ms replatiene of the
sr Waded by Shampooed's, geese nes, to
melt the intredastiou sets
The mottos was secouded by Ms. , sad slim-
-lawrisiL
811111.1ffir. FALLERi (painter) profaned the third flellhe•
lies, whisk woe to the humble West,-"Teti as the
Swiss has set 'Widows their dishes" note. we. the
operatives ol the tows el Wu.U, Wowing is the feet.
steps of the swats' el Birmighse. weds Net we
will not caroms weds seal the 111111ebell have withdraws
the seas" Is the eases of Me seerks he adverted to
the feet that four of the muter builders of Biruilmdiant
had withdrawn from the aessiistion, ad esSelleid • bon,
thet many more would follow their eximple. Hs as
raged the worlunse preatint to viscose sad shed ogee.;
oe. to the une of the note, remark* that whelevir they
did is %bell wool wart era Wass, for gold net sly
Seemliest the &SW but throughout the songs at
large ; sad that if they were the loess the present die.
pits they would has to oaths other loess whisk would
follow. He, thane
_as urged than to stand sbasiose to
shoulder in deteembed opposition to the obsozious " this&
ekleass. His remarks were resived with load applause.
Mr. B. HAYWOOD (aspester) escoaded the propesitks,
whisk, Ms the primed* oast, was earrisd.
Mr. Winos? said that the sympathise of the panel
publie were with the sperotives. That day a gestlissan bed
sawed to contribute • weekly sum towards the support id
the workable, however les they might be out el work. is
essegimsco of their raistenes to the Dote.
Mr. J. Bzwirsrr (stasstanon spoke in 001141Meetkel
the note, end easpeted that strikes might be attestator
*brined If all brushes of operative builders would unite is
Lying down • code of rules and malaise to be observed
in eacinezios with the emetics of sly given building.
before the sessacement oI swat's* at sock build*.
so that the masters might know what to sesot. It. aim
observed that any or who looked at the pages el the
Builder, amid noticed the differ's*, between the dettalthle
of mime pease oestreetiag fie se job,
_saki wee
with hiss that • nuattes' ustelatioss wee- highly dairehle
sod neesseary ; gad so loss as they did Dot teasel out of
their proper share sod attempt to swop the mesh he aw
no objectios to their having &society.
The COWMAN said the steassesone el the town bed
gent notice to astir employers of their SSW= le eases
work to-marrow mils, the Dots were withdraws. (Loud
cheers.) Mbar branches might do as they plowed, bat to
far as the meow were amosrned they wen deteessissd to

r7sist to the uttermost.
Some dieessioe arras as to whetbse the teriskisyers,
following the coarse isteeded to be adopted by their
bretbres in Birmingham, would remain at work but
_refuse
to accept the note, or owe work with the ether beanies of
the trade natal the withdrawal of the oleo:ion form.
Mr. BOOM', cm behalf of the bricklayers, said the deter-
sebration of the branch to which he belmW would sob be
known until the following day (today).
Mr. Panes reorsuseeded all to awes work or nose at
all ; and soother speaker advised the operatives to "give
the death blow to the note at eses."
The °pinker of the bricklayers pram! was takes OD the
subject, sod they saasissosely rated to ease week this
erasing.
Mr. W. Kumar, ce behalf of the labourer; and Mr. G.
Rsierszio, on the part of the plesteress Mies addressed the
meeting to favour of the breselese to which they banged
withdrawing from week at ones, sad rennin* est until
the withdrawal al the " hood sera," as owe el the speakers
eitsrecteriewl
Ultra:Maly a &terra/ratios to that effect wee came to.

on Friday evening • crowded meeting of the
operatives espied ie the building Media was held at the
Aimed)ly Rooms, Nottingham), fa the same object as the
above. Hr. T. Harriett oompaed the Asir, cad than was
delegates from Liverpool. Liesster, sad other places, he-
aders market's from various towel, is the midlaad amatiss.
A member of addresses haviag base delivered modeassatery
d_ the diselimge sot., a series of remlaticas were
the members ci the various temashis if
W buil= iMiZe to Neeelegbate to oppose it by all lawful
mew, sod calling apes the trade gmarally to orpedm
themselves sad assist by oostributioas three who are, or
may be, oo strike, %Me the withdrawal of the oteozioas
document. The chairman, is the mares of ths proceeding%
said tbe iktiblayers' Assoelatiee bed • faad of 10,0001. is
heed, and scald pay ma week to theme oat of work.
He hoped, however, there would be so strike. He advo-
cated calmaiss, sad mid he bad so doubt that masters in
this district would fallow the meal* of those is Binds&
ham, who bad withdraws the tiolustaf-leam.