The Express.
London, England, 1866-11-12 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 12, 1866.

LAW INTELLIGENCE. i dnoed. He said he only took the broad because his wife, 1 SHARE LISTS.-4rloB DAY.)
who was ill, liked that break and could eat no other.
.:
(THIS DAY.) 1 Witness returned to Pallartallord found the pieces of the
bottle which had contained Wad oil ONI O'CLOCK.
---...--- • ; Mr. Joseph Poles, steward to the Reform Club, stated i The railway market is firm to-day, with a
COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. that as Saturday afternoon, at about 5 o'clock, from what fair amount of business. Metropolitan stock is in
he had been told, he went to a hot closet on the staircase cd demand, and has improved 1 per cent. Great
oni in Bassco.—(Before the Lord Chief Justice and .
(not at present in use), and found there the three loaves •
Justice* Mellor, Shee, and Lush in question. He gave orders that the closet should be
.) tern has also risen f, and South Eastern, and
'
uoted 124 k
THE QUIJLI r. B/LINLIT. I watched, and also that information should be given London, Chatham, an
Great Western 63} to
d Dover, 14. Metropolitanstock
sr. otsjamm Stephen said this was a rule calling upon to the police. After this he saw the prisoner on is now' qto 1 •
„.defeodanttoshowcaluie whycriminalinformation should the stairs, near the closet. He could not have 1 ; London and North Western, 1.17 i to * ;
,he hied against him for • libel published against the any busineer there. At about 6 o'clock he returned . Midland, 123 k to 1 ; Lancashire an York-
11,befe of the Winterton local board of health. to the closet, and missed the loaves. They were • , 124 to 1 ; Caledonian, 1204 to 121 k ; South
'n a correspondence with the central
07-defendant, . . . two French loaves and one German. A day or two pre- .
wad in London, had stated that /BMW voting pipers vionsly the head waiter informed him that two of the oil Eastern, 631 to 64k ; Great Eastern, 26k to 27 •
~A been forged, and filled up by the parties haring . cruets had been emptied of their contents. That quantity . Great Northern, 115 k to 116 k ; ditto A, 11
...,7 management of the election. That corres- would about fill the bottle. The prisoner had been five to 127 i ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 1
',;,6,2ce was afterwards published and circulated ;:11
ears in the service of the club and his present salary was :to ]9k ; and North British, 381 to 30/-.
(blot tbe defendant. The defendant
.had since discovered , a year, with board, lodging, and clothing. No sus- ; Colonial lines are steady, at the closing prices of
liable information, and •
des be mode the statement on unreliable . picion had fallen upon him until he was seen near the hot ; .
, was reedy to apologise and pay the coats on the rule closet. When witness saw him at the station-house he East Indian stock is quoted 1021 to
• • , and the defendant undertaking that no
ljad
- di
ngtamed for mercy for the sake of his wife and children. 'I i and Grand Trunk of Canada, 18k to 19.
mending by indictment or action at law should be taken He hitherto borne a good character. 1 oreign railway shares are also unch=ged. Lora-
r
0 teepee of that correspondence. The prisoner pleaded guilty, and begged the magistrate , barrio-Venetian are called 16 to 1, ex div.
sr. son, Q.C., amid the maim:lnter had no desire to to dispose of the case. I
04 .paively toward' the defendant, and as they only 1 When asked if be bad anything to say, he replied,
a• . to des:themselves from the grave charge made , "Nothing, but that lam very sorry, and burst into tears. ' Bli. I Pd.
old them by the defendant they would accept the 1 Mr. Vaughan said he did not suppose the trustees would !.. "
„._
pass offered. erne for any ray heavy punishment, as the prisoner must a. i,"„
The court assented, and the role was discharged with be a severe sufferer from the loss of his situation at the 22 2,7
asta Reform Club and of his five years' character. He must be ya ,
gale discharged aocordingly. imprisoned for two months. BO
sown r. BARNES, AMITNIRTRATATI. Mr. Cooper observed that the committee wished to IM.
Xr. Chsa. Pollock, Q.C., moved on behalf of the Crown express their satisfaction with the conduct of the other ,
its Assurance Company garnishees for • rule calling upon servants, who had given every assistance in the iliscovciy ' re",
e, plaintiff to show cause why the order made by Mr of the thief. at
l,dt.
• Shoe on the Bth Nevemlier last should not be set Mr. Vaughan waswasglad to hear that this wu Er. Bt.
.a.. The plaintiff had obtained a judgment against WORSHIP-STREET. B
St.
ei defendant's husband in his lifetime of 2,400 L, "ram nom AOSIN.--SZLLI/t0 NOT SEGOINO. St.
oi
finding that she as administratrix of her John Shaw, 10, George Spurdon, 11, Timothy Leary, SO, . at.
is husband was entitled to • sum of 2901. and Jeremiah Finigan, 8 yeanof age, were brought to this ' Bt.
:0m the Crown Life Assurance Company ; k
-6 court on a charge of begging. ' et.
aimed it in part satisfaction of his debt. There were Tierney, 154 H, proved having taken the boys into ens- ' 11,!..
earl other claimants for the money, and the company Cody
on Saturday evening at the entrances to the Great Bt
Ajactad to the order being in the name of the Crown Hastein Railway Station in Shoreditch, all of whom had at
We Aseurance Company, because if they paid the money something offering for sale to passers-by, and importuning as..
„der it they would again be liable for the amount, it being them to purchase. at.
*patent for any other creditor to sue the three directors Inspector Broad, H division, said that, acting under 12t.
Awe names were on the policy. orders, he directed the apprehension, and accompanied the in.
The court held that the company, knowing who were constable. At the /mot inhalf-clothe question it was
d a perfectmost sight
of Bt
•3;.•
alright persons to be named in the order, should have to notice the numerous d chilren,
pa the required information ; and ultimately the case them with small square boxes slung round their necks, at.
al Matted back to chambers. vending boxes of matches and cigar lights. At the time -as
alluded to there were from thirty to forty of ,Ba
them, but it was no easy matter to put a 111,
hand on one, in fact you might as well at- te
tempt to catch a crow ; they evidently kept a good' tee
look-out, and took flight instantly a constable came in ;La
sight ; it was necessary to run them into a corner. Some 15
of them had covered feet, but the greater number pre- 13.6,-
seated a very deplorable appearance. The great number ell
already taken into custody had evidently occasioned quite a
a consternation among the others. I st
The act relating to this class of offences was placed by nt
the inspector before the magistrate. It is the 29th and ; Bt.
30th of Vict., and in the 14th section of eap. 118 war- ! e
rants the apprehension of all persons " apparently under "ii;:.
the age of 14 years who are found begging or receiving alum, I st
whether actually or under the pretext of selling or offering ; 26
for sale." It bears date 10th of August last. es
The inspector mentioned that, having ascertained the IA
father of the childrrcrApto to be in full employ as a 1;0
labourer, he had di him to attend before his woe-
St
ship, and he was now in waiting. St
The man was called, and • stalwart Irishman, as his at
name implies, with a clean flannel jacket, made his way St
into the witness-box. St
St
Mr. Ellison—What isthe 'reason that yon allow your 20
boy to go out begging? Bs
'ather—Begging ? It's not begging. It's selling he 22
does (evidently astonished). I would not send him out as
beggi 11
Mr. Eng. llison—lt is begging. What do you earn?
Father-41d. a hour.
Inspector lidroad-sd. an hour. I ascertained that ; and
continually employed. All these boys touch their caps or l
hair tors peona passing along, run before them and by their
side.
Mr. Ellison—What family have you ?
Father—Tbere's four of us.
Mr. Ellison—And can't you keep this boy of eight years
off the street from begging ?
Father (quite perplexed)—Begging? It is not begging— '
and it helps to support us.
Mr. Ellison—lf I find that he is again brought here for
a similar thing I will send him to a school and make you
pay fur it ; take him home.
The father ventured no reply, but_ took his boy by the
hand and led him out.
A very decently-dressed woman, the mother of one of
the other boys, was similarly cautioned : and the remain-
ing two were sent to the workhouse that inquiries might
be made about them.

I RAThwiTa Closing prices es to-day
I on Saturday. I t Balo
- •

I Dilute' and Rae4or BB 88
Caledonian
lannbrlan
Oat end Bandon
lOwnweli 4 6
,Dublin and Belfast June 66 IS
Dundes,PerthotAbd.l n 70 11
fast London Scrip Cert.
IDO.
Glasgow and S. Western 116 113
,areal &astern Ord. St. 86 47
Do. S. Ang. Stk., No 2 6 0
Great North of Seothus
'Great Northern
Do.A. J Area. no dlr. an-
' Do. Blt Ul6 p. a. Is paidlil
is • Do. New is,. a• 25 poLl
IDe. Ord. DeL Div. Stock
at South West (Ira)
'Great Western
Do.StourVaLGoa.Stk
Do. South Wake
Do. W. NUL —Oxford
• Do. Do. .4 Newport
Lancashire &Yorkshire'
Lon.,Bright them. S. Coastl
'Loodon,Cla&Dov
Do. Met Eaten. Abp. e.
London& N orth Weetn.
• ILondonkSouthWesteso
Man. Shot., Lincoln&

90 92
529 U

93 33
33 35
1291 1241
80 90
181 19
10 20
1171 1171
al 94
49 60
11
110 124
1 2t
1 10.1
85 87

COURT OF EXCHEQUER
idings in Banco.—(Before the Lord Chief Baron and
Barons Bramwell, Channel!, and Pigott.)
Some stir was created in the court this morning by the
**ranee of the Right Honourable Benjamin Disraeli,
tis Chancellor of the Exchequer, who came to take the
cutomary oath, previous to assisting to-day (being the
[WOW of St. Martin) at the nomination of the sheriffs
be the ensuing year. There was a rather large 'Atom-
jam of the bar, and a considerable number of strangers
!nent, end all seemed anxious to see the right hon.
gatlentan, who wore the richly gold-embroidered robes
of his office, and appeared to have gained fresh health
hung the recess. Having taken the oath, which was
slainistered by Mr. Walton, the Queen's Remembrancer,
tea subscribed the roll of the court,
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, who is chief of the
wart in all matters pertaining to revenue, said—" Mr.
Tkeiger, have you anything to move!" (This learned
path:man has recently been appointed " tubman " of the
mart, an office which gives precedence of audience on the
revenue side.)
Mr. Thesiger—My lord, I move that the fact of your
laving taken the oath be recorded.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer—Let it be recorded.
This having been done, the right hon. gentleman bowed
to the bar, who had remained standing during the short
aremeny, and left the court.

100 Metropolitan
Do. New
sll Do. Extension
all Metropolitan District
4 Do. do. do.
Do.ESt. John's-wood
100 Midland
_ _

Do. ED Shares .
Do. )11rat..t Derby
11114 Lent
North British
I Do. Me ,kmih.Duad
IN. }astern—Berwick
Do. G. N. IL Pura
Do. York
Do. Carlisle
Do. (kook &Darling.
Do. do., 188041
North London

121 124
1 2i pu
93 Pb

38 40
14 la
101; 105}

100
100
100
100
100
100

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