The Express.
London, England, 1848-05-29 00:00:00

THE E' MEM, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 29, 184 R.

have taker. pleas in the neighbosullfteds but it wee sot mita
Friday last that any of the parties wen made amenable to
the law. On that day two men were brought unlawful
Busfeild ter rand, a magistrate, charged with
drilling, and, after the necessary depoktions had been taken,
they were rally committed to York Castle for trial at the
next assSes. As soon as the commitment had been made
nut the men were sent off to York in charge ut two WA-
stables, but before they had niched the railway station
they were attacked by a mob of persons, who rescued the
prisoners and took them to a blacksmith's smithy, when
their handcuffs were filed off. Shortly afterwards the clerk
to the magistrate, who, In the discharge of his duty, had
filled up the warrant of commitment, was attacked by the
moh, and wee held for some time over the battlements of the
brides, during which time it was `debated whether he
should be dropped into the water or restored to terra firma.
The latter course was resolved on, and he eksped without
much bodily injury, though his dna was much damned.
During the evening, a lain pleasure.boat belonging to Mr.
Foulds, one of the constables, which was moored 011 the
canal, was set on fire, and burnt to the water's edge. A
despatch was sent to Bradford for some of the military
stationed torn ; but Major General Thorn, the commander
of the district, who has been several days at Bradford in
daily communication with the magistrates there, did not
dean it expedient to divide the forces then at Bradford, and
suggested the calling out of the yeomanry force of the dis-
trict. Go Saturday, however, additional reinforcements of
infantry sod a detachment of artillery arrived from ',cede,
which have been replaced by other form a from Hull and
ether military stations, and there is every reason to believe
that the civil and military powers will Ire able to put down
any commotion wnich may arise, and in the apprehension of
which very considerable uneasiness bre been felt in many
quarters. At the date dour last depatch rentained quiet.

WARWICKSHIRE.
IHRMINOHAM.—The committee of the new league
have called a meeting of the inhaitiwits favourable to tlivir
ineiples fur Wednesday neat, to adopt a petition in support
of the bill to he introduced into parliament by Mr. Mame on
the 20tft of June.
TUE SHREWSBURY AND MARKET DRAYTON BANK.
—ln the Bankruptcy Conant Birmingham, an Saturday, be
fore Mr. Commissioner llauivll, Mears. Adams and Warren.
the bankrupts in this concern, came up on their application
Mr their certificate*. After the court had been occupiid
four bourn with the inquiry, the matter was again adjourned
until the first open devise regarded Adams, and until &tut
day neat as regarded Warren ; the last being wi,h the view
of enabling the official soignee to obtain a atatement of
account from the Messrs. Alasterman.

UNIVERSITY ANI) CLERICAL.
OxroltD, MAT 27.—CRIIIKTCHLItCH —Thera will he an
coon inatlim for the tllada Kahibition on ',Levitt?, Juno 13. Toe
Kauteul.uon Kzeroinatkoc will wile place on Tbunday, Jute 14.
C4M liltll,oll, MAT 27.-11140 W Nleif aDALIYM —The
three irohl medals bequeathed by tkr W. lirovnie, Kat., M.D., bare
been .wardedan fonotra :-Greet Sehrober, Trinity. nut,
pet Antique Tyros." Latin Ode.--N. 41. Collett, Clare Ilan. sub-
ject hornet ensullita, or retybue Cbriatiana (rebate." Epigrams.
—II. C. A. Toner, Trinity.

PHs r mrs.- Rev. H. RDu Pa, to Shilliasford lt., '
Writs; dio. ()atm! ; 4VI. with residence; pat., T. M. Dive Hake,.
vier Rev. W. Mina.-Rev. M. T. Du Pre, to Ityaton l'.C.,
Ittesham P.C., Norfolk, dn.lirrerw.; GIL; phla.,t). and C. of Norwich;
vice Rev. C. Mann, den-Rev. W. L. P. tlwitiocr, to tilting V., Keen ;
doo. }we:water ; 1611. with relidciftw; pita. Sidney Sorel Collage,
ewhibrithr ; V. Rev. C. V. libucktrunth, rearm& -Ker. E. Bow-
man, to Croglin K., Cumberland, Wu. UMW.; 1231. with evidence;
pat., Ker. I. Janson.- Rev. J. Lowthian, rotr P.C. CUM.
Inland, die. torlialir ; 961.; pat, the Fn, Carlale.-Rev. J.
Ireins. to Dayton, Amt. C., Cumberland; di°. earlialet-Itev. J.
L. Manua, to Wethoral, w Warwick,Cumberland; din *e-
nvie ; Idol. we h riwideure ; pato., D. sod C. of Callan..
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and Scarborough theist church. C.C. ; ItSl. • pat., the V. of Scar-
borough, co. anal arcbdio. York; Itov. It. 'lloward.--ttraltekl, V.,
ilea, Ito. itochwhei ; dtitif., with rrshtenee ; pat., E. O. Ilwrototrd,.
h.q.; Kew C. W. Lloyd, prune -tericatoad. YAW, c., tortes; ilio
Chwhearer ; Rev. 11. It. DU I've, prom.-biehe C., Soiner.rt; doe
Rata and Wells; Rev. N. It klabeirley, dec.-Newton Bromawold it.,
Northatuphaseblre, dirt. Petetta wough ; 1194., with reableixe; pato.
IA I tools' College, Ualord; Rev. W. 8. London, dee - South,' C.,
Norton', din. Not inch, My. IL T. Du l're, Prom.- 'A yerrimpon
w Winaington It., Bola., dlo. Rip; 911. with reem'enew , pat., Dr.
Lee; W. s. Leodon, dee. Pirbank, P.C., Westmorland, the. Chester;
BR.; pat„ V. of Kirkby Losagide.-Iter. T. Andrew. Enton-evm.
Newland P.C., Imieashire; dio. Cheater; VI., pot. J. P. Martell,
laq.; Rev. J. Machell, resiguact.

14111.1TAKY.
Ttin BAND OP Tile 9TH RZOIMBNT.—A district solidi
martial was Mid .t Parkhurst Barracks, on Monday, the 15th inst.,
and adjourned to the two folkswing days, He the trial of privates John
belly sod Mildew Murphy, and sergeant Palilrk munchers, slumbers
of the bend of the 91h itestiment, now statasord at Portemouth. Ktlly
woe there'd with Insuboeshustios and wink language of • diagram tut
lad, limas character Murphy with dronkrunew and Insuborsiinso
ain. awl with ...Muni dement tiunauess; and berjesnt gammen.
waa charged—flatly, with neglect of duty for me tummy, on his re-
turn to Portsmouth, repined to headquarters the others:ob.,' idiNOMe
of 111. in. n ; and, secondly. for havisat allowed private Murphy to so—
milt him without Melee taken any notice of the same. The ileuelon
of the court hiefillft hem submittcd to the eossiosnder-tn-thlef, and
approved of, the emtence was read to the 9th Resdrosot on Wc,ints.
dai Wu, and the result hr that the servant is reduced to the ranks,
belly imprisoned be it days. Murphy was acquitted on amount of
the charge being laid on the wrong day.

METHCAL
ROYILL COLUMN OF Buito sone —The following gentle-
men. having wringer) the necessary exusinattons for the diploma,
...es
he ti el es MR Wt. of U. %Awn tsf
examiners he tie thth Wit :
T. E. Whittaker, (locum Lestee.
shire ; It Hilton, Winches' s; T. B. Holland, handbach, Cheshire ,
J. Wyatt, Hew nrosbatestet; A. P. Rapper, Akre...Wry , J. Ilmeey,
Mann, Derbyshire; O. Taunton, Ox/ord; J. L. Parke, Thaw
toner, Lincolnshire; R. Ricks, Lander; and H. !Kenn, Drogheda.

MARLBOUOI7OMSTEZET.--FUILOIDBANI.NOTtIi e-
p. Gensiane was re.egamined, charged with having pas.ed
several toned Bank of England note.—Mt. Packer, jeweller,
78, Regent quadrant, said that on the 20th of May the pri-
soner came into his shop, end asked to be shown some pencil-
eases, one of which he bought. He also bought a ring, and
paid for both with what appeared to he a five-pound Bank ut
England note, of the Plymouth Branch Bank. Witness
gave the prisoner the change, and the neat day he went to
the Bank of England, and on giving la the note it was re-
turned to him, marked "forged."—J. Freeman. inspector
of notes at the Bank of England, paid the note now produced
was a forgery A. Rowlands, jeweller, 140, Regent-street,
sad that on Monday, the 22ed, the prisoner came into his
shop and was shown some pencil-casts. lie bought h
a
pencil-case and a wedding-ring, which he paid flif wit
a five-pound note, purporting to be a Bsnk of England
note of the Plymouth Branch Bank. Witness having suspi-
cions in consequence of information he had previously re.
mind requested the prisoner to go with him to Mr Packer's
shop. The prisoner complied, end he was at one identified
by Mr. Packer as the p' rson who had utt• red a forged note
to him the previous Saturday. The prisoner see then given
into custody.—J. Freeman proved that this second note was
also a furgery.—The prison r was remanded.
hiARYLEBONE.—EIInEZZLZMINT.—J.Riches,aporter.
in the service of Mr. 0. Thompson, was charged with having
entheraled various sums of money, toe property of hi• em-
ph.y. r. From eircumata en which bad recently transpired
suspicion had been excited in the prosecutor's mind as to the
prisoner's honesty, and tiniest made inquiry among some of
his customers who owed him moil he found (hot trim three
of them only he had received the large sum of 401., for which
he never accounted. On his apprehension prisoner admitt. d
his guilt, and said he supposed be should suffer for it.—The
prisoner was remanded.
THAMES.—STAIMING.—J. Love, a dock labourer, was
charged with feloniously wounding 1). Sullivan. Police'
coostable 187 K stated that on the previous night, near toe
eoraer of Oilhetreet, Limehouse, he saw the prisoner run
ning rapidly, and pursued by another person. who was cry-
ing out that he had ripped a man open. Witness appre-
hended the p risoner, and proceeded with him to the shop of
a neighbouring surgeon, where he found a man named Sul-
livan, who was suffering from a Where wound in the lower
part of his belly, and who said the prisoner was the man
who did it. The wounded man was conveyed to the Lon-
don Hospital, from whence a certificate was issued, stating
that he sou in a precarious state.—Mary Smith stated that
as she was going along the prisoner accosted hi r, and wanted
her to go into the fields. Site IN quested him to let her pass.
but he seised her and offer, d her money. She told him she
did not want his money, but he still prevented her from
passing. The young man whe was wounded then came up
and took her part, when the prisoner took out a knife and
ripped bun up. The prisoner was remanded.