The Express.
London, England, 1867-12-17 00:00:00

(Before Mr. Commissioner Kerr.)

A SCENE IN COURT.
An application was made by Mr. Sleigh to postpone the
ti 1,1 if a prisoner which WAS opposed by Mr. Ribton, the
counsel for the pet ,cution.
A very serious altercation took place between the last
nuntioued learned counsel and the court, and in the
course of it Mr. Kerr wale use of the expression that the
condn:t of the learned counsel was " Hibernian."
Mr. Ribtun upon this observed that the proceeding of
the learned judge was most improper, and ought to be
represtuted to the Home Secretary.
Mr. Commissioner Kerr said that if he repeated the
observation he would fine him, and Mr. Rihton twice re-
peated it, %on which Mr. Kerr ordered him to pay a tine
of :,01.
Sul sequently, however, there was a mutual withdrawal
both by the learned judge end the counsel of any intention
to give offence, and a sort of mutual apolou was made and
the tne was remitted.

attrr. ctions.

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• man named Lynch, who formerly occupied the Sambre'
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THE POLICE COURTS. I and she hot into a cab and went away. I fol- the grievances of Poet-office employa was held at Exeter- Ihniplin suddenly reeled and fell forward, dying almost I beg to inform you that, at the ensuing half-yearly
lowed her to Fleet-street and lost her. . I returned, hall last evening, and was munerousli attended. Mr. immediately. The sport was at once stopped and medical
(THIS DAY.) 1 and at 20 minutes to 3 I saw Allen and Justi John Bennett, watchmaker, of Cheapsi e, presided. aid summoned, but to no avail Mr. Tamplin occupied a end the payment, in addition to the guaranteed interest, '
without license, in a field which he had taken for rho
ce, and went A COLLIERY oN FIRE IN LANeasIIIRE.—A prominent position amongst the residents of Brighton and mead
• dividend for the half-year at the rate of 10s. per ' tt. The full penalty was inflicted, amounting .
general meeting on the 3lst inst., the board will recent- , Hotel, upon three charges of having sold spirits, &c.,
regatta ...ere. , , into the prison for the letter's address, At 20 past 3 I fearful fire has broken out in a colliery at Hainford, near was much respected. He served the office of higlicon-
WElitTMlNSTEß.altoeether to 120'. i
RECRETARY or sTaTlett ORDER. I missed Allen outside, but saw Desmond speaking to Jas. St. Helens. The colliery belongs to the Bainford Coal stable prior to the incorporation of the borough. Up to stock of the company. The shares will participate to the !
cent. per acnum, free of income tax, on the consolidated
!
On entering the court this morning the
presiding maim-
- _._ 1 tire. About half-past 3 I saw Allen corn, out of a yard at Company (Limited), and employs a large number of the time of his death he was actively identified with local extent to which they are entitled in reference to the pay. I Eater, . ..,
t...a., Xr. Arnold said, " I have just receved directions the east sided the prisongate and opposite St. lunes'e-walk. hands. The fire, which broke out on Saturday morning, affairs,made thereon, th • issue in exchange for de. style resen.bles that of a classic, hut he has Mae con-
ments
who have adopted the
fry: ii the in the ignition of a quantity of gas by the Two SWEETHEARTS Snor.—About 1 o'clock on bentures. Ii agreed to by the SAN'S Sry I.C.—The concentration of his
shareholders, the extra ' structiveness, and, as with others h h
in i...
• Home-office to afford every facty for swearing Another man was with him and I instructel other - originated
-•pectable persons presenting themselves as special eml firing of a shot. Immediately it was known that the coal Sunday morning Mr. It
Douglas. tamer, of High dividend will be included in the warrants to be issued on .
every-
c'': les Ica
ideas tacked together only by a docom-
,a, on making the usual and necessary information on icun the other man not in About ten evening, when it was found that the flames haul extended, sounds of sonic one tampering 1 e.ternately with hia At the meeting yesterday of the Bombay Gas are bundles of loose
o .Vl, without which I have no power to act." , minutes before 4, when I was at the prison gate engines were procured from Ormskirk and St. Helms. doors and windows ; and, thinking they were es„ (Li th v ilable balance was
mpany mired)
, ea a laid by singly, taken out in a
aphoristic me le of. conveying their t_ouq. s, he every-
mon title, handfuls of semi,'.. ..
One of these was lowered into the mine, and worked upon burglar, hisdown his '''''' , rglars, he came from bedroom, got
SOUTHWARK. . I heard the explosion. Upon coming away from •
the burning coal throughout the entire day. Up to eight gun, and fired it at two men whom he saw at his stated at 6 08, i.uwous concerts of a con,
ROBBING CIIILLMEN. ' the prison I saw Allen and the woman running o'clock in the evening, despite th unwearied ' rho rateof - per cent. per annum, free of incame
•veebs and quotations, which are, in general, marvellously
E' -.I,it moat exer- front door. Both of the men were seriously wounded, and 0
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~..- .nth A e'lecwg, same ?ruler:, 17. and Jane Turner, away. I knocked Allen down with my fist. (There was tion, no positive reduction was made in the area subject to on Mr. Douglas going out to them, he discovered they were tax, payable on the let olJanuary. . apt, but his accuracy is often at fault, and in his tendency
. -,e brtstght before Mr. Partridge, charged • with here slight applause, which the coroner rebuked.) I tookto er ration be is an Ametican of the Americans. He
st.• •ling a handle of w • ' •the flames. Anthony Dickinaon, the son of a fanner residing at West
MotrriaT Evrcinsc. to
a contradiction for its own sake, and always prefers
di, 1 • ... earn% •apparel from Julia 15"3°1", a Allen in custody, while other officers secured Dos- THE " ANclitS REOIME."—What remains of the Croft, and the other a farm servant at Stubb's Gill. Dr.
. .1001 It I. years of age. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 921, ex a surprise to au in-gement. His cp grams are a series of
Mr. Henry 11 h.:. A en,.prosecuting officer of the Associate mond and Justice. I have no doubt whatever about these historical nobility of France has, so long as all roman- Dick, of Harrington, was at once sent for, when it was ills I
electric shocks, re.; thsugh no one is more preva ng 7
uta for Enforcing the Laws for the Protection of Persons. When I got Allen inside the risen he said, bran of, or reference to, history has not been wiped out, found that the servant man had been shot in the eyes and div., for the 7th January, opened this morninat el
T
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Wei •t tied Child
. and a government face., and young Mr. Dickinson in the sit and arm, front
. ren, watched the case on behalf of the " I have been sent here by Inspector Brennan." At the subsist, which require great d tan •which the doctor extracted twenty-seven shots. It last price likewise 92 to t. The rein of soft irony, his only NMl-
wholly in earnest —fora a y,
i
lo al.: !y, wet lea, enormously pod
to underlie many of his most
time the men were taken into custody they were wearing functionaries, men whose business it is to represent the appears that the object of the men was of an amorous, „ festation of humour, crew.
the same quotation, and closed at 92::: to .e. For sincere,
.it is sonaLtir.es hard to say whether rap not he 'a
tre i ..e child said that on Saturday evenin about 7per , Dis habit is to paint in the strongest
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at. el(' 't i thwho residedat - Col g
- .er mo er,
. deck hata, and on Saturday I noticed Desmond with a sylendouref the country, diplomatists, for
. instance, whose not a burglarious, character, es they ad gone for the pur- ~..
nts.
were
quoted at 3 o'clock 920 to 1. / _
The co'ours the op,...site sides of the antinomies of life, leasing
viler...re bite bill cock on. The black hats were irked un b a duty it still is to communicate with foreign courts, Liter pose of sweethearttn; Mr. Douglas's daughters. Mr. Cents Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three
re- at xent ~.. „. . her vrith a bundle of wearing apparel to w
11. .terlco-road, and when she turned into Sutton. warder inside the lodge gates. one of the
P ` Y ' the fashion kePt uP in those courts, while ell this yet sub. Dickinson, in fact, was, it le Stated, the accepted lover of official business report is an follows :—Throe per if- to hia reader to strike the balance. Among hied),
I is- street the prisoners shay, the ancient names of France have an obvious raison one daughter, hie suit having the sanction a her father. Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 1. ? ex div. ; ditto, educated English writers at the meant day,
si..,
vasaccount, guing to. she told them, when Andrews snatched sent to the House of Detention. About a quarter past I the traditions of elegance, refinement, good-breeding, and matter. Reduced, 92 1 ; New Three per Cents., 921,
I
at t!... -, Rale from her,and ,
ea•'. I out a ••3 I was standin; opposite the gates and saw two men . 1 entlemanl feel in real y g y g, for which France was once
THE
BUTLER'a REWARD.—It ivea its pleasure I .
,4 Bank Siock, 241 ; India Stock, shut ; ditto ,
' per Oente, Mort frequent defects is indecision. Oppressed. by the
le with them, and, wbere we are most
lk_ , t puha, and *creamed ae loud as she could, and ' famous. But to what use MDheput the families wet int to gra pp
a ..t-le whit 'possibly
. r a.terwarda she saw the prisoners and the Allen Ann Justice, and mond—standing
and a woman, , , De of men who eased that their social position, that is, their place in this county, and which reflects the highest honour
.mlle atbest • d
troth dthe • It • h f 73 Debentures, 1051, 1 ; ditto Bonds, 535. to 1584. sounds. Cautious reservatiocs smother their ju g-
. the metier' house. She was positive that the together. As they were strangers I watched them. They name, prevents them from gaming— money •
in commerce oron the more awl receiver. ut t a gift o
ens. neve were the thieves.r our per Cent., 100 i, i, i ; ditto Five per .
menta ; they look round and through the truth rather
Ea •ibeth Ilu •It .. es. residing with her husbsnd, at 15 remained for five minutes. Allen then left Desmond trade, and the extreme sinaess-of whose means deprive, acres of land, situated in the parish of Biddenham, by the prem.
Cellegestrat *r and Justice and walked up Strutton's yard and returned them of even the ordinary education of the middle-class Misses Trevor, of Tingrith House, Beds., to their butler, Indian government securities were little dealt in. eels g d curtail their style. Mr.
04 , 11 that on Saturday evening she was pas- •a. mental cramp is apt to e I
Se; up Sutton-st 1 • little with another man not in custody. The four conversed to- in any other. country At the present day? Too poor to Mr. Manning, who, we believe, is a native of Bid. E h uer Bills being rather more
lc eq offered, do- the %ill ::'te extreme : he sacrifices
Emerson's error is on
3g• the rj ret • after 7, when she saw
~,,,,.p, toner turn out of Manor-place, and snatch the gather for five minutes, and then Desmond and the mandined le., closing at 27e. to 30s. prem. than at it ; and, elthough the are devotees of good taste,
everything to directness and declision, objects to "brat "
ontheir equals,too proud to associate with those when) they call as a reward for hie faithful and dutiful services du • that
'-,. 11' front the child and run away with it. Turner had not in custody walked down in the direction of Corpora- "low-born," and who despise them, too idle to learn, and long period. It is needle.. to say that the totally uses- In tho foreign stock market there was a good and however," and inaillialdas that "two "'di, )-es and
ich the bundle then and after running some distance she threw tiee-lane. I was told to watch Allen and Justice, and did too proud to work, they live on in their uncomfortable pected gift of a valuable farm, worth 5,000/ took Mr.l" rolls I,
es' It Sway.,
out his paradoxes in solid column with not the infirmity .
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rat, 31 ry
. Ann Brooks the mother of the first witness, sad so. They p •
ran rap St. James's-walk when the explosion took homes, and on their narrow resources, virtually cut off Manning by surprise, and was received by him with feel- cents at an advance of }per cent. Turkish of
~of a doubt," rand with an air of unconscious
.simplicity, as ili
to that sit gave her the bundl • piece, and I sasiste 1 Ranger to take Allen. from all communication with the great currents of activity logs of gratitude beyond what he could express, h3th demand for Spanish Passive and New Three per No, are enough." Following his own advice, ,e
at, Wat rl• e to c,urry to a customer in the
.-. io-road. She valued the articles at 20s. Impactor Thomson, of the Detective Police—l arrived or the Ely useless skis
or thought, and are, perhaps, in all Europe the most with regard to the present itself and to the generous kind- - '
' that be ims •ed '
the the
ladiwho presented him with gm , core. nee of noble-hearted es presen 1 ; but other securities showed dulness. Russian
1862 also improved i and Buenos Ayres Deferred,
granieur. a terse refinement of phrase, trenchant and
ng r lic--co „ ^ , - astable 51 L said that ala at half- past 7 on et the Heim of Deteat'un at 3 o'clock on Friday. I saw pletest representatives of all that was worst in the Ancien it. We trust Mr. Manning will long live to enjoy his new of 1850 and Chilian of 1867 declined it per cent. ; sobtle illustrations, are among his main attractions.
atur•ay main he Italian of 1861 and Portuguese, I ; and Greek IVwch DecemberEritiAßcriew,
if lie were seliloquising. The chow of a grace without
number.
3 was on duty in the Belvidere-read, at the end of St. Jamei'..walk Desmond and Justim Regime. Paul's Maga:ine for December. and very handsome poweasion.—Bcdfiod Timcs.
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