The Express.
London, England, 1860-03-29 00:00:00

REPOZAL OP LIOSNSES.

On Tuesday there was held aa adjourned licensing
magistrates' mating at the Vestry-repo, St. Hartireelsoo,
in order to reemider the efiremartences under which
(areociget others) the Homes attached to the premises occu-
pied
by Nat Lasighasa, the Cambrian Stores, Castle.stre
i.noaßer-square, and those of Bea Caret, ci the Coach and
Hones, Bt. Martin's-lam, had been recently suspended.
The magistrate. were Mr. Antrobus (chairman), Mr.
and another.
Mr. illeigh appeared for the parochial authorities, and
the magistrates took Imnghtm's case first. Mr. Sleigh then
called their attention to the facia detailed by us • forthiOt
back as to Torn Paddock, the well-known pee* haig
been stabbed by another man in Imagism's parlour ;
marked on the extremely large ammtblles which eon-
pnated around Nat's house on the very eve of any peat
fight, and which he was instructed to my were • complete
nuisance to the inhabitants of the milt, whom be hoped
to protect, by the magistrate's sanction, from • recurrence
et mesh sad and improper proceeding. There did not ap-
pear to be, is his mud, the slightest dad* but that the
clam of partimagar on at such intablishments were
much better e in straightformd and honest busi-
ness occupations in leading the intemperate and wild
N. that it was signally apparent they did. Three were
very many other moral reams why snob unhappy prac-
tices should not be tolerated in a civilised country ; and
it was under these convictions that he was now compelled
to ask the bench most positively to refuse the Baines.
It was advanced by Langham's counsel (Mr. Poland),
that his client could not, in common justice, be held
accountable for an act which he, like all other admirers
and upholders of the British prim ring, so entirely
mad unequivocally repudiated. He, ci mouse alluded
to the aseassin.like us of the knife, ages the use of
which the art of self-defame, as practisd by the rules of
English , was felt by the hardy am of our great
and free pen etobe • soh and sure antidote.
We regret to state that, notwithstanding the appeal, the
sentiments of which were reciprocated by numbers of sport-
ing persons present, the manistrates refused the Neese&
Qum* case was sow brought on. The parochial objec-
tions to his retaining • license were certain gambling trim-
actions which had transpired in his house at various periods.
All times lave been fully detailed in our columns so re-
cently that it would be an absolute waste of both time and
space to give them say repetition in our pipe. We regret
to state that also in this case the license was refused. Both
will appeal—Sportily Life.

LAW INTELLIGENCE
(THIS DAY.)

SHERIFF% COURT.
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