The Express.
London, England, 1856-10-24 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURT&

MANSION-HOUSE.

Jam ASIIIIII/. Mused with basing received a Bask of
limidemd mho Om 11111., well lumwieg that it bed hem stoles,
wee Mei& up kr toolbar onmistation.
Mr. Melbas appeared ter the present's,. sad Mr.
Leeds, Nu., for the Maws.
Mr. Milieus said *!.Si.. mammas maw Mattes before
Alderuse Cutts some days ego, and was adj.nussd be-
ams a Ms. Mearreen, the prisoner'. brother in-law, who
lied Mem emeammed, did sot attend, bat sent a solicitor to
011111•111111111 ft Ms abeam. A second 411111100 iii was
Mead he proem the ayraranee of that parse* this day,
Ned I hem been given to andermend that he is not lone-
r:eater
TM Lord Mayer desired that them me of Mr. Molar's.
should be sailed, end we 'sawn harts, bust nude,
Russell, the detective oneer' who appreltemlod the pd.
sour, said that the penes whohad hem winuissed sus stet
present
Kr. Melleee—My lord, I my pr was to mu that yea
Is.. a warrant to secure the atteudame Si Mr. Mootrsan
W rim miaow, is this ewe.
The Lord Mayer—Rem you any other wittiness to tall ?
Ms. Mellows-1 have • itt I madder that it world M
mere write of time to primed with file am until 1 have
Mr. Nostrum in the witmes-box.

TI. Lord to haws whether the
seamoss was served pereeselly epos Mr. 'footrest.
Mr. Maltese—l saderesed that the sear toted sot dad
his sped either of the he eeessioes oat which attempts
care made to serve the sesame personally ; hat it is
cleat that he had received the first sesesseas, became Ws
&Moral/ appeared for himto exams hie abloom, sad to
ponies Me Ma to a Mere day.
The Lled Mayer—l ea aaaloas to bear evidence as to
the manias of the seamen' is so impertaat aa ameba al
this.

wall title rim, and sold—Os Masday lest I left
at Nikkei's* of lota* Youtreau, of No. 12, Wsulesk-street,
Now North-reed, a numeas to attired hare as Townley,
sad he did sot attead. Taterday I saw Ma wife at Us
residents, and lett this. • sumo= fee his to appear here
Wiley at 12 *Weak. Whoa I inquired for his, the reply
wee that Ike had sot bean hose sines I had been there last,
that he was Bows late the ittlatty, tad would not be bane
tCI the Weaning of Boat week, sod that he was est out of
the way kr tits wpm of midi.. the miaassons, bat upon
wee badness vin& be bad to do la the oesetry. I used
say best eadeavoun to see his. 1 have sever sees bin
hem

—lir. Yellow—My lord, Yr. Meansw's sellator reed
IMO ow ths lass day ofs tfw, sad NY Mat his ellen
was holly espied is toting • psWfMra, but would be
=ty to sand as say other day year lordship should
pnerrto appolau I nbait that there is natant
ibelinisi that be keeps sat of the way to evade
The Lord Mayor—Hie wile way a Itie abeam' have ant
the altar wto auks tons stemma I *frailly in
•of

streagly of "taloa theft deem MOOS be to:deem per.
mai eserise 4 risk a msg. end that mew time eight to be
glen la were to mom hie actinium.
Mr. Mallsoo—l feed *MI am la a itiffieolty hue without
the Fenno of Mr. Mealiest'. Mr. Lewis, the peisemer's soli-
Mem, Maids that I shall p is with the esso.oresessat to the
diesimge asise sliest. sod I ormsfriee the tenikesoy el Mr.
Moslems oesteisop to tielallke the aka-p.
The Lied Mayer—The woo le we weish I Wok la trir-
eme tette, publie aught lobe la
Mr. Levrk—l have spoken to TlVlrdans es the subject,
my krel, aad I feel it my ditty to state 01 the part of aty
el isot that it would be therewith my bud to detain him la
emsteety tot any leapt time. 's he polio' have, after the
strictest 'equity tato his shareater, been usable to discover
anoltiag to Ma pmjudiee. He le aware of the serious
Mare of the cow as regards the public. sad Is williog to do
allies hiswer to farther the Gads of public jastin, by
power
emitting is the investigation, and I submit that it will ho
quits milkiest if you lordship will bold him to bail in Me
otm neognimaces to appear here whoa matted.
Ms. Maltase said ha had no el:judos soder the existing
te the preposlties of Mr. Lewis, and
C d
maw
Mayor them after Geeseobserrattase *Fs the
MIN* of Mere se toOssisabb amass 4 the miens sea
esh sensoiel M swept the edsmoses ow& ism* k tw
coraUAL to wan as des Msedsnhemse W 41! of
tee.
Reseal memos' dot it night be entail is the depositions
CIS *NOW InnlialikS me fellow: " I wish to say
1.10.1611. St ft* Fa sengsnornasaisatios es the
hank& when I bin sill that Casaba stated that
Ike pbassr ins kM gasser, that 1 Inferred that Is (the
=was Osembee partner from the etatemeste ads
be sad the Omen ma welL"

Mr. Jolla Ovals's. Mills. • know et North Weald, war
Epplog, appeased le a easswese before Mr. Hassiaill, la
which he was slung* at the laithwes •f Ws Society far
Prosiotiag the lassoes M UMW. Coossaalty, with
beets( salawfally ems/ la be wade up sad sold is open
saarkst several unmet of wealcies bay, esataislag Is the
lasi& thereof a coati, of laferier hay sad other rabbieb,
whleh was set la Dl alopumisais with the outside appear-
saes of such trams.
Mr. Pelham, who sosdssledi the prosiest's. as behalf of
the society, said that t►e ere we or. of sessiderable Int-
-1 porta*" sad was the first pressestios that had beat land-
' toted ludo/ the at 19th sad With Via., sap. 114. whist'
was paned dazing the last Nubia of pulimpat. la cease-
gimes of the gross sad satessive treads whisk had pre-
vailed for pars to Use pablle markets Iron the Istrodactiesi
of cud, water, sad heterogesiposs rubbish iota the 'swim
of the beadles of hay ad strew whielt were 'armed there
Ise sale, • aunts/ of lallessdal gatlsme■ who wore
lataruted la the matter had brought the &lest ender tie
settee of the !etiolating, sad the motets Is *polies wee este-
eittiewatly passed, sallow we of the provictoas el whisk It
woe sated Ws* say poses who sassed sr pressuitd tie
esaisalsaisa of web as dams should be Nelda to • pas ,Ity
of 101. la the peanut failsemee as It had bees assertalaed
that there wen wildest's, destiosisaess Is the err, then
was as Missiles la deal buddy with the dels.dMM as the
Owl* *el el the prosodist's vas to peva* tie ma-

r Harms ef rub tranduisat psalms es lb. port se NM
flagrant .Bads, erred whom the estrusporsillsetiglie
ea would y outward.
In answer to the 'huge, the defendant earasetly
shined say personal knowledge of the alleged cam,
width had been committed by his servants dozing MI
absentee in the country.
Mr. Humid said that the defendant was legally respon-
sible for the acts of his sensate, bat se the prosecutor had
no wish, under the cirwastawes, to press the chug*, he
should merely impose upon him the annWal penalty of Is.
Ire lash came, sad the wow of the proseeatkon.
HAMMERSMITH.
John Massy, living la Desk-lane, Westminster, was
Sully enemlned and eournitted for trial, chsrgeti with
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mit sobbing Mr. Wilmot Brown Caw,. clerk la the
Wu, R

• mignon is the eers:es of Mr. Maseell, the bander,
of Bdappe.read, Hansersoiltb, rree samoreed hp the po-
lice for wheelies a barrow epos the path La the Bridge-
road.

TM Namlost pleaded guilty, and said It mu is some •
gonad es road Whig newly stoned.
114. Anoka said, while ha head that the polies authorities
Mod so wobbly I. allowing Os pumabolatore, which had
sow ►mouse a great mikassals Os stmts, to bo wheeled
spas the pavement, and only sammnig persons with bee-
rows, he should, whim ssw was linegbe before his like
the oils in question, Julies the amailimpomlty without mots.
He was bald to set sccordlog to the law when a ems
wee proved before him, and he osimqnsatly Seed the dc•
fondant la. vilboat costs. He directed Sergeant Lowe to
inform the linagooMms tbsit while they acknowledged the
right of psalm hawk* perambulators w►eeled upon the
rabbi other permse who wheeled barrows should
sot be melsOld. The polies bad a right to tarry out the
law fairly, sad if they summoned people for wheeling
barrows as Illopetb, t►ey should mammon all persona who
were fold wlteellag perambulators or flay kind of vehicle
upon the pall.