The Express.
London, England, 1860-12-28 00:00:00

THANE&

John Ilawssiere, a cab-driver, weeds. tie badge No. 829,
blot
Mr. Sells to agar mama, which
blot with mixt*, ustmlis bwcarry and convey
Ills Nam
Nev Chides Yeagegoilldkrolatailiat the complainant
• lliirtme am Nalmit idlerilbt, • patina re-
adied et No. illariberawaryeass fltiowsp.' ass hind the de-
thatiall at the White Haearsaty ilegiory, an Basal
eiviichat, to
_many an eldmiy sad a gentleman
&am Nr Bare beam to Um stead at the end of
Drefirtileireet. When the cab daft sp to Mr.
• 111Sthear that semitones' offered the sempledasa Os. fid
w.,
&L mere than the firm Its allandeat refased
I to the piety, sad the old lady was —palled So walk
to alsi&elrees, Whtteeimpel, • &sautes el oar • mill,
before des mold obtais • abb. Mr. Illrt bed taw ap thee
ataitlea Oa pubis grounds, sal at .ens mamma lid boa-
, 41116111111 to iself. Tbedehadmit mimed be tattles fare,
Meths greed that lie roads are slippery, and that kis
bona Mold as* go ever attter& If this exits were
leedvedes • valid sae, the add bs at thed=uf
cal&drioeve duelers due whiter notaties. The
eaglet to have reaslobod hi. bens, sad if hefted assisted
to de so bp we right to be es the cab rank.
Ilesadsliikeit add he add not set his born'. shoal
11111010111111 611 allaly. His home was roashaliod on the
*sad* of NM*, the Illsk sad that only lasted two days.
He bad eimelber ire to take I. ea thneday night at itia
Adak, sed be bad seas to Hodhohetaist be could sot
have gat beak is time far all DOW SU&
lihr..llteito oil the dolma use s.B mososhise. If the
figeodiat geoid (hive hit boos tom White Hone-gate,
theory, Arbouveqoaeo. Mohr he cooLl have &tom
to is the The fast enit the &dad-
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the Ire. He amiessui Ma to ma ga. at 6s, and costa.

ara.,4lß7z DISTURBANCE IN A CHURCH.

An incident took place in Falnionik Church
during the evening swan en Sunday last by which the
ministers and congregation were thrown into a state of greet
confusion and excitement. This occurred through the
strange proceedings of a Frenchmen, who is supposed to
he Anna The socamoldes calmed la the church wee
ink that the nagreptica wen dismissed before lemon
wore reed at Ake serans Ineched. The Rev. W. I.
Coops, the rector, waned by the Rev. F. E. Mittens,
was conducting the service, and bad proceeded without
any interniption until the psalms were chanted, and the
Inv. F. E. Guttman weer about to read the Snit lemon, .
when a men who was sitting in the body of the church
Untalented willing out lustily and pimping and throwing
hie arms and shouting with a load and unearthly m
and was proceeding up the aisle of the church in this
state, with a roll of papers I. his hand, making use of
expressions which but very few could understand (some
F. thought it was " Holy Petra," others "hurrah,
)," in a very loud, excitable, and frantic manner.
mityor and other persons rune out of their seats,
sad went towards him for the purpose of quieting him,
the rector ago left the desk sad advanced towards him •
and shortly afterwards the man was persuaded to rehire
to his seat ,• the rector, however, had not nuite
the reeding-desk, when the some person again commenced
shouting and running up the aisle towards the communieb-
table, uttere fearfully lend and aren't& expression,
when he dipped his foot sad fell over some steps of the
• got on his legs again and ran
Lb= the conarannka at the 514110 time continuing
the shouting and throwing ' ut his arms. Arrived at
the altar rails he endeavoured to imp over, when his
foot caught in the rails, nadag him to fall heavily for-
wards. Several persons then left their seats, went
towards him and secured him ; by this time the congre.
Wn were in a state of conaderable excitement, some
over the seats, others screaming, ladies in
sad several persons in the gallery appeared u if
were about to jump over ; indeed the scene was such
as to bale demciption. The man, however, after some
tattler thee was secured, and taken out of the church, and
placed in the custody of the police. The rector, from the
state ef the oragrentiou at this time, deemed it necessary
that the wan should not be proceeded with, which was
announced by the Bev. Mr. Outten's. and the service closed.
The nos puma attended the messing service on Sunday,
without the least laterference, although, it appears, he
wished 0111 hear the teeter Into the vestry after the ger-
vieh—Whient Norther/ Nam