The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-08 00:00:00

MIDDLESBX SESSION&

PUBLIC-110951 LICENIIM

The met eat to.day to hear appals against the refusals et
=la petty eesetons to grant and renew public-house Present: Mr. Pashto's, Q.C., Assistant Judge, pr
e-
• Mr. Pennell, Mr. ILetesbead, Mr. Goodhart, Mr.
W. P.'Bottkin. Mr. Pewee, Mr. Orifiltba, Mr. Baylis, Mr.
Bardeen. Mr. Healey, Mr. Sinspeoe, Baron de Bthe, Sir J.
Booth Lillie, Sir John Hassler ,* Captain Hauler. Mr. C.
' Woodward Colonel Elegy, Mr. Arthur Hallandale, Mr..
Halawell, Mr. T. Cottrell (ex-sheriff), Mr. Valentine
/LaMht, Mr. HUI, Mr. Storey. Mr. Wpr,Mr, S. Phillips,
Mr. H.Wsreer, Mr. 0. B. B. Wookey,Mr.Retd,Mr.Baker,
Capra liserhoe, Mr. Marshall, Mr. Bird, Major Bead,
cir.b.ll;letaass appealed spinet a refuel of the May-
lame division to renew • license under the 9 Geo. IV. 0.61,
to the boor celled the TOree Computes, In Little
bone-street. Mr. Co was counsel for the appellan7Z.
Bodkin supported the decision of the court below. After a
long discussion as to the grvunds upon which the ?newel of
the license was refused at Petty Session the court reversed
that deci.ion and granted the Brame.
Mr. Samuel Hill appealed against the refusal of thejustkes
of the Finsbury (Bruton to grant a new linear to the Albert,
in St. Peure-road, Canoabury, trinities. Mr. Bodkin, in a
lengthy end able address., eet forth the claims of Mr. Hill;
Mr. Poland supported the original decision. The court dis-
missed the appeal by II to 6.
The utter of the ju,tieem of the Finsbury division to
grant • new license ti the Whittington Stone, Holloway-
hill, wee reversed. and the license granted. Mr. Bodkin for
the appellant ; Mr. Poland steepened the decision of the
e▪ xietrates.
The refusal of the Justine of the division of St. James,
Warminster, to mew a lionise to the King of Prussia,
Lower John-etrest, Golden square, wee conertned, the holes
having, it was alleged, been eo misconducted ea to become a
nuisanos to she neighbourhood. Mr. Bodkia fee the aft.el-
lent ; Mr. Poised for the respondents.
Mr. Frederick Framet ma appealed sgainetthe refuel of the
j_urticas of the St. Pancras division to grant a Solar to the
Lord Nelson, Dtthe's-row, New-road, St. Penmen. Mr.
BoOlda appeared for the appellant ; Mr. Metcalfe for the
magistrates. After a long dissuasion the court granted the
license to Mr. Framom. •
Mr. W. Smi.h snored retest the refusal of the St. Pan-
cras justices togreat a limn to the hear and premier sita-
rs 78, Peek-street, Caradas-tows. Mr. Bodkin and Mr. Pe-
tri supported the appeal; Mr. lietalfe was mussel for the
registrates. The license was grinsttd.
Mr. 0. Griffiths appealed spinet the refund of the justices
of the Holborn division to renew a Horse to the Union
Arm% Ueion-court, Holborn. This hour wee complained
of as port, miscondaoted by the late treet; that It wee
the resort- cd thieves, mashers, and every other clime of bad
characters, for which the locality of Field-lane is famous ;
and there was a recommendation from Mr. Tyrwhltt, the

inkloss1;t1;;;,-tisai this
house ought not to bare the privilege of a llama It was
urged that a new proprietor wee now in, that she court had
the guarantee of its betas In Moor's trade, and that in fume
it would ho very diffsren•ly conducted by the present eppli-
cent, a very respectable and responsible perms. Mr. Cooper
appeased for the appellant; Mr. Metcalfe in support of the
decides of the petty melons. The limas was onestimously
terms&

THE POLICE COMM
WORSHIP7BTREET.

A this, pals youeg man, with light hair and Netter eyes,
who stated his name to be Gorge Still, sad hie residence at
24, Arlington.etreee, New North-road, was placed at the tar
by Leveridga 84 N, charged with being oceaceened in *benne
brill; from Louis Davis, under the foliowing circumstances :
prosecutor said—l am of the Jewish pereaaekm, sad
a gemsboks' in Caleshill.strest, 13irmiosharo.
Mr. Hammill—Do yea know the pa isomr
Prosecutor—Know hum I yes, to be sure.
Mr. Hanannill-011. be Is as acquaintance P
Prosecutor (indignantly)—Acquaintance ao—l never maw
him until yesterday, but I shall never forget him. I
came by express train to ',atm yesterday, and about
12 or 1, while I woe is Moorgeteastreet looking for
Little Colmen-street, where a merchant friend of mine
actuated me with, "What do you wait P" I
LUTA:
whet It was, and then he said, " Ah I it is joist like
my cam • I am seeking fora paean who owes my father in
Leicesambite 4001. or 6001., and I cannot find him." Well,
then he proposed that we should go to a public-house and
tsar& the Davotory." We did so, and 1 bad a glass of
ale with him, but we could not find out oar friends. After
that we intend another priblio-house, but I would only have
a glees of ginger beer, because I am not a druakard, you
know, Well, another man came in there, and bowed to my
Lakesterphire acquaintance, and embed after a lady. CAS
mesatkaa evened, and the new comer proposed to wager each
of sea new hat sad bottle of wane that he would throw •
101 b. ekes (skittle-ball) 40 yards. We took the wager, and
aim we went to some beer hams.
Mr. Hammitt—Where is the house, officer?

loveridp—ln &Bunts-attest, Britton, air.
Prosecutor—Yee, the "Beehive." Well, the Leicester-
shire gentleman end I won the bea. but be would not give
me the money beck I hod entrusted him with es st .keholder.
He mid it would be ell right' end that the other await min
had thousand'. The loser observed that they could ant have
wine there, so something else—ale, I believe—wag celled for,
and I had a glees of it, but directly afterwards NU stupefied.
There most have be some stuff in the liquor. I recollect,
however, the prisoner coming In and askieg a to seed him
some money. I also int, lled going with him to • ;awn-
broker's, and getting 131. on my god watch and 'lag, of
which I prone* the duplicates.
liao.mill—Whese were they pledged
Leveridge-•In the Caledonian-roe), air, • eonadereble
diateacs from the Beehive.
Prweontor —Yea. Well, when we came book I saw the
mime two sea I h.d left, and pat 6/. In primmer's head se
star of two wagers—one that I did kwel the skinb s down
in eia times, and the other that some oue else did not get
them in three. I lost both bets, end eerandl othets of
smaller amount/—la ell alma E./. 1 tell quite stupid, but had
not two glasses of ale al:osether. The pimplier then Mired
to make a wawa of dl, and produce] soramlnag that looked

like a spurious bank-note. I said, " I should like to see this
note," end then • disturbance prose, the Isudlord come in
and abused no., sad I inrieted he should and for the polies,
hut when they cams ell the rogues had vanished. My Li-
ceetershire friend was very quick; oh, be wanderer follow,
but I thought I should have liet my life.
Leveridge—l received a description of the parties, arid this
morning obeamod the Monter standing ouhr4 the tStar pub-
Us-Loose, at the corner of the City-road and Old-street. He
New eee, and watt inside, where I followed, and took him.
He &Wed the charge. I found upon him three mere.
The officer here produced • printed list of the London
heathen—ea odor for the admiaelon of five persons to North
Woolwich ardor, doted " Edward Mliamera," end a
printed draft of lee paid-up shares on a company pre=
to be the St. Lace Consolidated Copper and Lead
Company, stood " L. Ashmore."
Mr. Hamosill—l shell remand the prisoner, but will
admit hint to bell in two sureties of 401. each and himself in
801., to appear on • future day.
Up to the time of the court closing boil wu not tendered,
and the prisoner left in the van.

A reopeolable-lookleg warn solicited restmagist's
anistane sad advice =dor the droving elarre :
She said that the eigeot of her with to the mnbaste was
te complain altar serelaid, only 12 yours el ego, being de-
tainsd at a Roar catholic sehool. Willa bitterer 7 and 8
year* old the girt wee seat to a protester school, at which
she remained till neer the age of 11, when her mother died.
By ante nines the eltild was the seat to a Roma catholic
school is the neighbourhood, sad was there till her father
mewled moniker when the girl we. taken born the Roman
catholic school, as it was not a meidered that her companions
were improving her molar and oat knit to the protettatt
school ohs had (comedy attended. The guest came rms.
Wanly and repeatedly afteewerds to the father, and
used all the mere I. bb power to loins his
to send the girl back to his (the priers) school; but the
father would not listen to the print's entreaties, and said she
should remain where she was. Durum the last month the
girl had beta discovered going to the Roman catholic Oster
of the protestant school, and although her father had re-
putedly punished her and told bar the must not go to the
former, she still went on every occasion when she thought
she was not watched. On Monday efiernoon she left home
to go to ulna, and did not return t,ll nine at night. Appli.
cant and her husband, suspecting she had gone again to the
Roman catholic establishment, the latter went there on
Tuesday morning, and demanded that she should be given
up to her. She raw the girl there, but was told she would be
detained, as aOicant had no authority whatever to demand
her, bet if the-father came the child should be meant' to him.
He ancediagly went to the school, and at drat was intoned
she ern not there, and in the evening the priest said he Ins
not bound to tell him where she was. Applicant scoot id
by a friendwent to the Roman catholic school; the eel was
not there, as they scarred the rooms, and the governors
told them she could not my where the child war but she
was not &lathed spinet her own val. Applitairt said so
young a child moths under strong priestly inflame. ; which
induced her to May awn from her home ; end the piton s.
repeated she could not say where she was. No intormation
other had been obtained, nulled she been aeon since Tuesday
morning, nod her relations were in the greatest grief stout

her dialppeoranca.
Mr. Arnold said applicant's husband moat attend, and say
by whom the girl was sent to the Homan catholic school in
the first instance. He (the worthy magistrate) did not
think he could do anything in the matter, and would advise
the minks; child's friends to couult an attorney.
We andentand that the Roman catholic school alluded to
le La York-street, Westminster.
How, &waders cab proprietor and driver, was sum-
moned for the follot:rtag misbehaviour:
Mr. William Bulke.ey Hughes, M.P. for Carolina; 64,
Bbury-street, Pimlico stated that yesterday week he hired
the defendant on Edleitotrbridge, and was driven to 64,
Etntry.street. The distance between the two places was not
above 200 yards, and prolocutor gave him fld. as his fare.
Defendant said, "Is that all you're going to give me f Is
that all I am to have tor carrying your hoses in and out ?
(elloding to bores be had so earned, but without being
asked). You ought to be ashamed of yourself." He a/so
used most impartment language, and placing himself in the
passage of complainam's house, would not allow him to shut
the door.
Defendant declared that Mr. Hughes, ordered him to carry
the bona in and out of the cab, and he considered, therefore,
that he ought to have had something extra. He did not pre-
vent Mr. Hughes shutting the door.
Complaining eald, in answer to the msgisl rate, he did not
ask defendant to carry the bones.
Mr. Arnold observed that be must believe Mr. Huhu;
and whether that gentleman had or had not asked him to
carry the bone was immaterial. Defendant after driving so
short a distance had behaved in a most insolent manner and

gaviv;;;rr comPlainantsVatiing ilaoor. If a calrTasrTiirove
nearly his mile, and was only gives 6d., be might murmur,
although that was hie legal tars ; but defendant only having
driven the short distance of 200 yard. his exceearive insolence
was the less excurable. lle should fine him 40s. sad wets,
and is default commit him for 14 days.