The Express.
London, England, 1859-11-21 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURT&

GUILDHALL.

Aspidue Gower, • diminutive middle-aged era, Irk)
syposeed no be ea bast' by kW must, bat mimed Se give
say sessam d Muria wbsomm was clausal mph air ali-
bi boy mid a pest disterboace I. the pubis
stmt.

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Tim prisoner U well know* shout London, sad teen he
gross sematreetise sad the exceed iIISIIII//f is which be &-
skim swam Lord Palmerston invariably attracts a crowd
orbe, WI et their mischievous pranks, loss ao op•
at eanoyhti Wm. In titular s& Iniemere be bed
mike* bees very witch mal less sod dodoes
being emend with blood whirl cane from a omen
wound ea the top of the bawl. Whoa asked he Ida sans,
whisk he bed :stored at the states, Is mid, le a
series*end est:ohmic tows of eelea—" I base
Paimersisa before parliament foe leoldag them boys to
memmisete me."

AlMenem Hunaphery—But whet wade yea strike ibis
be/4mm
(unheeding the gosetion)—" And when 'de.
saseesela shall speak the bead of Pelmendoe shall go on."
Ablemes Humphery—le your mew °wryer ?
Primmer (pasting upwards with great cite
Pelemiska beefoorree immortality, mid his same le famous now
—bat It will the. be femme es Judas Immix sod Barebbee.
Alliermea Kr. Ouryir, 1 shall seed
yea M the tuba.
Prfeester—lt is the work of Pelmerstoo. The voice of
Ged le Me mice of the people, end the people shall be hi.
Siriermen Ilismphery—Your excitemeet mime the boys
saargsz,
er_e as yea will be better to the maim.
I hare kirk* before me. 1 cell you before the
tribunal el the people. Ism not shalt,. lam swag. Ino
speak mere.
Ablennea Ihonwhery—Yon will be taken care of in the
noise, sad year smog (el. To. ad.) will be returned to you.
Tie plower thee marched oat of court with the air of a
map bang lid to rsecutloe.

11/111LBOROUGH-BTREET.
aortas laskt Jyriewsod, a pretty looking woman,
was seseinceed far abscoomilag from the awes 1p to
11.. lab Petit, the manager of the ballet dancers at Cons*.
pries Opera Hosea
It appeared that the defendant was apprenticed to H. Petit
Orr Az yeers, from Bepuanter, 1838, as Cwypbes sad lir
maw. Y. Petit epee seder ea ehgageutedat for the
the Iselin at Covent-garden, sad ha allowed the
kelt Wary for emoting there. On the 11th her. she left
hie newles whhost lawful excuse, and diready after joined
the dew de ballet at the Princess's Theatre, which was •
leas mai
la lie we Injurynn to H. Petit, who had twelve taloa:teen Orb

TM diming was reiddinn with her mother, who now sp-
!=end saga that four months out of the twelve her
ftes ►ad nothing to do, and aim was compelled to keep
Lae, whisk she assiderod very hard.
Kr. Law* who appeared foe the complainant, said that
Irbil, he. cheat was away in Paris, he allowed the young la-
tbsysthres weeks' vacation.

Sieben sold the question woe one between roaster
sad apprentice. Both were
illegalbou by the terms of the Wa-
ter% mad the girl had acted gly in leaving bar meta
mad esepirtmg hovel( at the rival boars. he @bosh,
under timmes cdreametenece, require her to return to her
.seer.

The seder hoes said that her daughter was under an m-
_arrat the Maoris.
Bi iughate--It fir mochas the ciao that the apprentice's
miabelniviour crime out at the foolish opinion or incorrect
advice of the parent. gee that your daughter returns to bar
appreniceabip directly.
On this undeistanding the eutentese was withdrawn.

BURIED ALIVE.—On Saturday of the
OMAR held an inquest st the British Lion Ina, West Hain-
has, fikers, an ths body of Thom. How, egad 17 years, who
loot his life nadir eery diettering circarommoss. The de-
ceased was • bricklayer's assistant, and on Thursday after-
nem lit, about 4 o'clock, ha was engaged in a Newer 20 had
dem In course of erection, trader the authority of the Board
of Health, in West Ham-lane, Stratford, when idisl.a.tzeinsa-
thy of earth buried him alive. Two other men were is red,
end although an instant alarm was raised the was
not Os out for an hour, wrist] efforts to restate aninsatfon
were of no mull. A venliot of "Accidental death" was re-
turned

THE CORONERS' COI7IT AND THE POLICE.—At
the melds; of the Mazylebone Vestry on Beturday, Mr.
Churchyard's Poland In the chair, Mr. Hedges said he
whited to direct the attention of the vestry to an ha-
p ortant abject, touching the report of a recent royal coca-
appointed to inquire into the fees payable to clerks
ci the pews, clerks to justices, allowance to o3rietables, and
expenses of coroners' inquest', who recommended, among
other things in their report, the adoptive of a new system as
regarded the coroner's aloe, via , to require the police to
age the requisitions to the coroner, by which the pro-
ceeding' of that alter would be set In monks." If this
suggestios was adopted, it would be probably attended
with serious consequences to the public WSW" SO it
would leers all inveetigationa in tide theient and Is-
portent people's court, dating as ite formulas did from the
rags of King Alfred, in the hands of the police authorities.
He would, then, ask for a committee to investigate and re-
part upon the subject, for be thought it of the utmost lin-
=Ler the protection of the people monist any such
in the matter to tale steps. Mr. Taverner ee-
osedleil the widen. It wee ea urgent matter, Mama& se
In thafkiedshire, at Ipswich, end other places the
, change bad been effected, end the coroner', court was in the
heads of the police, who in thole dietricts were directed to
cell the coroner when required ; and the important feature of
t hie court, whereby inquiries could be demanded at the hand,
of the pro le through themselves and the pm Wad officers,
wee abol46d. After some remarks from eisweral other gen-
tlest., the mode, was unanimously carried, and a commit-
tee appointed. • meted to the Home-omen was also drawn
THE VI ACIES MOVEMENT AT BLACKBURN,—The
arsalleauero of Blackburn and district have seat the fol.
Weft reply to the appliance of the weavers for ea advance
ci wegast—" We have ccesidered your appliratioe, and are
eteplalea that the ouodition and prosper ts of trade Minot war-
mth asaivome el weavers wages. The meters' committee are
themimethly d *akin that they should not eareetrege au-
peseatime which there Is no probability of realising, es
the lave ascertotoeo that any advance of marine wages
TIN be isollaed." This desbion has been commeniested to
the aeorete unitise, and II id generally believed that the
men TM art meet to a Foetal turn out, but that they will,
Amid the sloth trade lopeat fa the meantime, renew their
eppthellen OM sprat.; whoa, should circumstances allow,
on edema wet be emosied to than,

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