The Express.
London, England, 1856-10-07 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS

1 THIB WITT 110111LATIONI AB TO OLAIIOETIBHOOSZO.
The Chairman. said it at Wore proceeding to tee regular
business of the day, which was in the first (astute to re-
WITS the jars lige, it hieing the first day et the Wageless'
Sessions, It was necessary that he should drew publie atten-
tion to the importance of the act, l 4 t 16 Victoria, and the
11 19 Victor., relating to alaaght•thou.n, and to Mato
what emu Cos curt proposed to adopt with respect
to the applications whisk those acts required should
be brought before It for elemphte Thome licenses.
By the Sositkfield Market Act, 14 & 16 Victoria' c 81,
see. 80, it was enacted that "From and after the lit dsp of
December is the year seat following that in which the
dughterhoune provided under this act are opened, no
other plus within the metropolitan police district, as origi-
nally constituted and defined by the act of the 10th year of
King George the Fourth, chapter 44, shall be wed as
a slaughterhouse without a lianee had for that purpose
from the last preceding Miehaelmes Qeerter Sessions of the
Peace for the county, liberty, or divisioa I. which such place
I. simile' who are hereby authorised to great each licence
where is their diacritic's they think proper, signified under
the hand mid seals of four or more of the justices there
assembled, and no fee or nwath shell be taken for say
auk Basun, and if say person us as a slaughter house
any pines within the district aforesaid, other than
tho slaughterhouses provided under this act, which
is not for the time being licensed under this
set, every per.on so 'finding shall for each offerce
be liable to a peachy not eneeding five pomade."
The 18 sad 19 Vic., c. 120, sea 131, enacted " that before
any Beaus for the use of any plus within any parish men-
timed is either of the mbeduliee (A sad B) to this act, as a
ilmighterhouee, is granted by any quarter serious of the
pease louder the provisions of the am of the angles holden la
the 14th auditing yeas. of her Majesty, e. 61 (the Meteors-
Mu Market Act), one month's previous cottage( the lutes-
else Be apply for each Henn shall be given to the vestry or
Millie beard of the perish or distrot la which each place is
*Me. he the latest that mach vestry or district board, if
they think It, may show cause against the gnat of such
Beimm." Be believed that the different vestries
and district boards had referred the satiate they
had remind to their respective medical and sanitary Actin,
Ifer them to rep:rt on the subject, and he thought It
weld be very desirable that the local boards and the mails
Mates in gassier sessions should sat I. unison. as far as
possible, to carry out the wise objects of the legislature fa
m important a sanitary Improvement. He thought it would
facilitate the asmagements requisite to be made if the man
now directed the dirk of the pease to write to the keel
boards, raisestiag them to finish the mart with a list of
the notices of such applications se they had received, together
with &pies of the report of the medical or sanitary °Moen
aped each ease. Further, he would suggest that a eon •
minim be appointed to eeisider what rules and regulations
*odd be hosed for the hearing of applications for moth
liesMaidh emit eaminittee to beteg up their report no the
10th, and that the tied and eaboopeat days be appointed to
take the applhatlosebeeeseadisealleo.
After • molt Ithemehe, readedese is aceordsaee with
the sbahseas'a sompestiese wove adopted, sad the following
were eppelated the oleesaittee :—The Chairman, Mr. Km-
'head, Beteekiag, Mr. Gould, Mr. Tinley, Mr. Seeley,
Mr. Anastsoag, N,. Boniest, Mr. Tuner, and Mr. W.
Bedkia.

--Classiiou wen pot to the emit is to whether ponces sp•
plylag for licenses were to do is through solicitor and
smaneol, or whether they wen at liberty, ie unoppmed
sum, to appear in persou and present the certificate of the
vestry approving of the applisatica to this omit.
The Mainmast said that if as applicant thought flt to
'employ a professions! gentleman, of COMM he could do so ;
bet it would be a lastest of disseetioe, If as application
was eaomeed, that le, was simaelensid by the loos! board,
tho:Aatzhoaat could appear nroseally, or by solicitor or
a sad pesetahis estefeste, whea the cowl would
take the one toe eteellteeles ; bet ma whets persona
waylay evellel tbeseelete et professiocal aid, which re
may eiees well be deoleable. perbei it bo better
Wit Mg abseil be fa ettotilmee i bete *kat would be m-
assed by the eessittee.

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sr.f.
Cbarles Dennis wee indistid gOT bay', g stolen 82 lbs. of
their
lied, the property of the West India Dock Company, from
BMr. Bodkin appeared for tbe prolecutios.
The prisoner was found Osn hy, sad a previous conviction
fora like offence having born proved against him, he was
sentenewd to four years' psnal servitude.
Thomas Ralson' and Thonsu Ryan were toasted for
'rialtos a linden cistern. vase IL 10c, from the Shorediteh
umbra' of the EastemCoantim Rahway, and were found

itYU said he had ottlyJast »tamed hem the Cria••,
sad had received a good shavairter ea his dbebarge. He
had Men led tato tbb forego by Robots.
They wire erateaced to fear swathe' bard label, each.
John Lofoten, 25, was fogad Guilty of giallog the earn
of Si. 6d. from the till of the Lord Nelson yableshoom at

He west in, bad some refreshment, and chugsd ball a
wthereigs. kith' lasdlord tasted ►is back the pr toner
liaised our the coaster, and took oat of the till tke sum
atasticced.