The Express.
London, England, 1856-10-16 00:00:00

Mr. Lewis—The only deficieney, I think, was want of
hallos the lut occasion. (Langhtef.)
Mr. Long suggested that it wee possible Howell might
have been taken Into tweedy, ao any one seeing bin might
of come give him into custody on account of the alleged

At two o'clock the defendant had not appeared, and Mr,
Long granted • mutant for his apprehension.
It will be remembered that Howell issued per
pisetasee of his proposed society, with • large number
of names and patrons, epos the strength of which he ob-
tained largo contributions In the way otrinearanose and other
mean.. Amongst the slimes that figured upon the pro-
spectusei were the Earl of Slitftasbury, the Earl of Harring-
ton, end other noblemen, who denied any connexion with
the affair. The trustees were represented to be Sir J. V.
Shelley, But., M.P., end Mr. George Crailishank. The
following were stated to he the directors:—Wm. Bswles,
Beg., Craven-hill, Bayswater; Henry Brooke, Beg. (British
Building Societies), B, New Bridge-street, Bisokfrian, sad
De Beauvoir town, Kingslend ; Mr. W. Donovan, New
Cbiarch.street, Liras-grove; Mr. John Haller, Ordnance-
read, St. John's-wood; WiliLm Ellis, Bag. (Sauey Garden
Company), Kingston oe-Thames; H. W. Hills, Esq., 7,
Percy-street, Bedford-square ,• William Newton, Bag , 30,
Arbour-square, Mde-end. The medical *dein/ was Wm.
Lawson, Beg., M.R.C.S., 13, Cleveland-street, Fitzroy-
square; Mr. J. J. Niche% of IS, Bucklmbury the soli-
citor; Anthony Peck (Cantab.), misery ; end Mr. J. W.
Howell, searetary. The majority of the gentlemen whose
names are thus mentioned suite that their nukes were in-
serted in the prospectus without their authority.

A lady, who was oailontly ranirlag sada ouch socks•
wont and Malmo at mind, aostroatod dal maglothato to Later-

powlirthe following waits? :
The lade said that her husband had had a quarrel with
Dlr. John Barn., sootbar gentleman, sad It bad come to ber
kaowleuge that the latter was preparing to brtag on a hos-
tile sooting. She was consequently sash alarmed, sad
bad oasaidered It her duty tramedlately to apply at this

Gout.
Kt. Arnold inquired whethse her husband had accepted
say shalleagaztoraht i duel. •
Applioant that be sad he bed ask sod sheared
her that he so lineation of dais is. He might have
gives ha that urine to spare her lisellageow It might
be that he was perfaetly einem in that ilsabantion wbiil
she believed, bat if eirasaistanoss arose alai Woad Ma
to altos his preeest detenalastion, the mastics she ea
apprelteadal Weald yet outs. Her hailmad bad been a
LW/ay ass, sad the opprelsesial tease hie high Nese of
bosom night saran WNW hood to semi the dal.
leaagaee. He was set swan that tie ass alms to make say
eppllseLaa to the authadtbs, but ate had felt se dbasesed
sad aisaild, that eh* bad but to Seatsad-yeed ea the
previous insig sad weathers Waved tithe assistsate.
Hs. Magid. &Meg bust Mr. Buse was la Dahlia, sad
Its could sat Mee a paasase la that gestlaasiee ewe. lie
knew of bat am suds by "dash the masa could be pri..
Tested, which was by Oilim prooeedlage samba bet awa
ho head. L she fatalist lie sight be pravelud to same!
a bust& of the peace he should set Masai to gnat a

assets egiesiblat.
Anaemia obeernd that, as it mate to tbe esatitidag, she
lian had as to take the comes emoted, as she really
did that, area if b. had 111 thought of asetpting
the wow, ha night be stand ere long to do so.
• eraleseas was laratedfately 'seated against her her
bead, ratoushie at Nett, led is Ara hoar afterwards the
patlemea (11r. Meade Mahal* oppeered fa Goan.
hir. Amid, ablieralagr his, alerersod that he bad hunt
from hie wifethei. user was .very moon to apprehend he

would be Word to itht • dad:
Mr. Maim wend tb• atogloUrato that, onthiff apes the
adore ed a ibed,M boi Mies ao aelos of the matte.
The digresses whiskW talgrobsd I thisatter was sot of
his seeking, sad he bellows what Ite tommliseed proper.
Mr. Arnold *bine& shies was nem to Mr that he
✓ight thane his pound egoemiastier, Or be right
through sere ateard mina ed froessr, Irbil' be lees happy
to say bad now gum libel oboists, be imbeed rakish
that be was Merl to ague te a hostile gleglie. It In
tumid pledge his homes es a goriera this le geoid
ahead= all aides at that scrt, Is (the webby regiltre)
would be rolisi
Mr. gobs tai hi wife's interferers la the matter
W pat hit it a weer limbs *ea be was is before, r
~ayht ewes him to separatist coussquaess and Nada
Mr. Amid said that his wife's abduct was that of a
lady proper holing, and he oral sot re that It
biota • woos pritiom If be bard say ram of this
buil debt the pretend.' of the law. Mr. Arnold they
segobld the inquiry *WOW be would pledge his honour
sea goatisma that Whig would taboo his to truth the
par 1
Mahe., etas a Nog passe, said it might be ba-
poled to big that he bed sot the mirage to fight.
a' Mr. Arad said it •usuld sot, after tis 'seas befog
=soder kis eopiemee se is bad bass. He would not
bis le entry ire easeiles to keep the pear, if he
would pledge his beam he mold aot busk it.
Mr. Mein at length gab the required promise, sad was
disbursed.
THAMES.
ibilegisy, la ocarquose of osaisrou complaints Mahe
=Mtreatises' of the loatftsto poor, and refusal el
any downier person., by the Olivia Assn
ed pater of the lugs parish of St. George's In the ire,
Db. falideapatehed a weessager to b. George'sWothbores
with disolirs bet Mr. iris, the rola relieving Aro,
pe
arls.
At M mogg 4 o wall ie top= Ye ow early se m/lb
Asitiresir arem, Mr. Books, re.. who kb
been frequesigg esomasmidW the msgistratie for his Isw.
malty, good sadist, sad diesetioa, strudel with hisses,
Mr. Rook., jai, is sifts' Wilily aim, before the
magistrate to Mug bi
Mr. 8.11. stated that I.ll=lllM bet ere le that end he
beard repeated steteamate vesperiesW bid lobtrant
which the poor Bt. Merges be the Mar reesteed. re
prompt attention paid to the wishes of the mogittrates la say
ore of destitatioa, and the desire of the media, to carry
eat the mialaktraticm of the Eir.lave without harsh-
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.as to the dressier poor. also reesived a very
eacellant &motet of Mr. Reeks:- He wee sorry to state
that a great cheap had takes piss, and that scarcely a
day posed wither* orstplaiste iMar mode of the rough
tressmod of the
.1s few relief at St. thorge's
W. *ham the of relief to the destitute
poor, mad the tyre=dersiterest old homiest lasgsage
of the porter at the gate. lge bebkned tbst porter, from the
ussorom eseeplaista he had reselved, was melt to blame.
Those mu asoliusty Isms sow wisest is a deatitste eon&
she hod applied at that mot daily Sir *a loot week,
sod boos as ohms met to the wedshosee. Ile had reesind
*AMof bread es* dorsiog, sod setwithataadisg his gnat
bad toes Ordered 'best ids bedside day after day,
Mr night, by the porter. There were two peso boys,
orpkas, f. soon, wham ease wee truly pitiable. They
west from Inlaid to Willa with their puma, who both
Ood there, mad cum fron•Wales to Landes. is ea peatatios
of Audis; an sonde, sad were diaappolated. They were
destitute, and applied at St. George's Workhouse, where
they lastilept, for relief, whisk was denied thee, aad they
were told to go about their bumf's's. The poor bey' were
strollers iserth and orphans, and ought to ha treated with
kindness aad eossiderstion. Ile thought the old man
ought to hare bees admitted into the workhouse..
Mr. Book., sea.—He is an able-bodied man, air.
The old man said he was sot able bodied. Be en

disabled.
Mr. 154lfe—He don act appear very able-bodied. He is
as elderly men, and has bees to the workhouse day after
day.
The Old Maa—And Waled relief. I want lost emirs
agala to the workhouse, sad was driven away by tka porter.
Mr. Hooke, sea., stated that the 'optimists for webs( and
the ousel peer were as museums ea Tuesday night that he
had to path massy ia the lobbies of the workhouse.
The Old Man—Mr. Rook* tapped me on the shoulder,
and said he meld do aethiag for see.
Mr itelfe—Where did you sleep last sight
Ties Old Man—Nowhere, or. I walked the itreets all
night.
Mr. Belfe—Titst ought net to ; K was • Yeti veto
cold, and Manny night. You say that man is alga bodied.
He is very feeble sad starving, sad lte ought to have been
prom admitted into the workhouse, aidhis ease impaired
pft Sato. did you bars aaythiag to eat, old rasa?
The Old Ilea—Not dace Maeday sight. I had aothiag
to eat all day yeetmday aid to-day.
Mr. Belft-1 serer aid fast two clam bat I should think
It aumt be dreadfal. Give him sandhi/4 to eat, and relieve

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Mr. sm.—That shall he done, dr.
Mr. mid, then were two upbeat boys who same
hero in sued) of *air asele. They wore destitute and
frientlimm They had been to him, and be nit them to tho
wutitheams: They were turned oat, end told that two you,
haus him Mar should led their way home. Hew weld
they M mil They were mach to be pitied, end ougbt to ho
takes mad es stesh of temptation to steal la • greet city
like Lesihrt, when there were oo any criminals and so
many tomplatiess.
lir•kire Jas., who hod previously offered remarks,
hero is • hippest tau, "No doubt they are well
tnlsterd."
Ma. Mae said that was a moot dieoreditable and soodlod
for remark. What badness had the assistant relieving
'Meer, as he eeppreed Mr. gooks, Nut, to bo, to jump to
seek • eoselasios
Mr. Books, jsa.—lt is very easy for them to maks up a
story—very may indeed. Lot thou give nie dates sad
plasm if dray us.
Mr. Dyer, the Chief Clark—Toe mast doe, sir, sad set be
meted when addromlng the magistrate.
Mr. Self* said that Ms. Houk., jut., had mach to harm,
tied was not, pomaded of either soartuy, bumaity, or
good fooling. Here wore two tidy, well behaved boys,
quit* Wore, sad starving. He expected they would be re-
*rod Immediately, and their eases inquired into.
Mr. Books, ess.—That shell be due. I will inuotigoto
both mess, es 4 admit the old sus and two boys lam tke
workboase at owe.
Mr. 13•11*—That is ell I wish. I will give the old moo a
shilling hue the poor box to moue food, as he appears le
be very bury.

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