The Express.
London, England, 1856-03-08 00:00:00

LANCASTBR AND CARLISLE RAILWAY.

The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders is this
railway • as bold yesterday (Pride)), at the railway styles,
Limo attest. Liverpcol. E. W. Shama, Esq., its rams
eft% bone of directors, pruided.
Tbe upset, rend by the SW/ASTAST, showed a bellatill Of
tulle atc.rant of 884991. 17. 24 est tf *Web the dir.e•
ems reeemmt al • dividend to be paid at the rate of 7} per
mat. ler sinus, width, with the tr,portioa ',vett!, to Me
Learmater •Id Platten Hetiwe Camper y, end the Jett tett
ma loan* will raisin. 831471. 9.. Id., as* • further sem, to
be eared to the renewal fend, of 4,009/.. urn. r
87,9471 9 . 24., leaving • balance. et WU. at. Durtag the
put haif yar the trifle has stash improved, the actual
eernings Mice nearly eggs/ to these of the kalf-yrar ding
January, 18.54, when a dividend sit a the race tf ter
amt. per asses was paid. The evirotia.lers fora ?mural
and 'laical...l if the arrangements with the tabu com-
panies it te•cs•co is tte tulle between Sc. Cud and Me;-
lend, which we r MVO tient dla the last rep. rt t f the dine.
tore, ban hum c mrlsded ; sad, as far se the shoot time
during which the mowed sad eztealed stringent.. et have
ham a rteeta•to, can entreat as cplamo, the.. is rues
tr hop• the. they will work est'sfutorily. The direct as
are t ,kirs step to enable tie eompany to work its own line,
end, Is ut suite tee, it will he seas• a 7 t, raise additional
capital. The report of the earaniktee t f ieveettett os
pointed at it • tretierel meet,. g la 8. pointer 1.. t has bed
the host sit et on of the Mutt re, and the sugg. otiose
therein eostrined have ban seed *ton ea for se drum.
mama sad the lieerelteetbis *amp my woad admit
TM Cluitairen, in moving the adoption of the report,
NM that It afforded very gnat satisfaction to the direct( rs
that tare were att.e to toogratalste ice ah. utolders es the
ceetneed menu of tte liar.
H. HOwAID, Eta , of ()unlock Csttl., Penritb, deploy
(barman f he beard, eee.mselal the unlade*.
A 1 um disunion followed, aid ultimately the faint wee
adopted. tn I a dieidesil In •xo,danee with it wu declared.
The CSAISPAS moved that the directors be imp 'wend
to rain on lola the awn of 100.0001. for the peruse el
ereetletti worketo a. a eorine loco: wive esgines, swears,
snd Arm 'on the line, sad for the general carman
en Mita uadirtekiag.
H HoWAND acoaded the maks, which was married
lesenimeatly, few which the accenting' terminated,
lairs *templed a; w nth of this. hours.

EI!WU'S or CHARITY IN WORKUOVSZl.—Yeatireday,
M • aoctog of the 11.ryletose Word of isardials, tbe
In. Mr. Moody, chaplain t. this workhoaso, wa surnamed
baste the board to attester inquiriee rare sting perarnsios
eweadeill by hie to tNo Sisters of Charity tesionsinu!o the
Roam Caliche persuasion to visit the masses of ghat per-
sassiose, w.thout ma mites' or l, r fro. the bard. Mr.
Mealy St t-d that the ladies fa qarriou atten.led as the
visitor the r eater to sive lb. masses spiritual amok.
tarn, sad they did rant Wash r. w the say save Masi of that
own permasoot. He toptd 'ha beard would be liberal a I
task matters. The ladies lad ofect.d mush p. od is is-
amains the port treetnit s, sad in teaching them to be
best.. behaved. Dr. Rowell, Mr Stapleton, this Rev. Mr.
illeshoU, sad ethos sairMsasohjestsd to the adaissioa of lb,
&am of Cktrity ; sad slur • Isar dissuasion, Dr Rasa
Inoved " That iodide beteg .embus of the llama Cabalist
Cliereh ho @emitted into the ankrosse, all jest to the
mom terns and ettedit'o sas ether ladles of various ad-
pane deat.saia••!ons." In doing so he esplaiael that by
Mao rods the view of admiss'oo wAild be wasted la ibis
iambi= se e bars also.. Mr. Steplam recorded tdo
roscbaboae mu writ d. The bta,tl rhea &closeout.
[4l.lllllloMarasq--HOLLOWAIea PILLS SHOULD U
?raw was is. Loam ate Lhoerr.—ltseks at • certain parted of
alb buses noble r abampil:t, ohlet ant makes Its aporsreasso ar go sedlikeif So be., km nod beads. sal thus making str,wg
teas as amdatim Ilasabees dropial totteutst sees
awes eon prosoutore hotoolow. Iwo trea cured by imicadioawe Pale, sad MY nalletao Molls dad As toot of
ran so • intim neat/ toe ladalty, as eta r ofterall std
delay .Id; It • MoL—lble by moiddm imam
Limad; m rteloome Illdirmors Mt=
Lc.ke. tadloolam.,l•26. Ifee Toot lig
_IL Shape. am
semasplei a. Cidati, Norma; L 111,12.

Towle's, brother et prbmer, &rued that his
brother o was Whin at aide es the eight la gaieties, called
hie out, said that their upbeat, the deemed, had *bladed
70W. of their Oahu% ramm, sad he (primmer) would be
d—d it be maid est step bin that night." Desseeed cum
bane with pellet ..stall. Censor about half-poet 11, sod
they, with the ell as., eat dews w seam beer. The father
belt' aothwatieal, wood he the window, and opened It to
got sins frost' air. Tba how stasis on their faro, away
to aOa Tilley. The all was had eiareely sat do *a when
wits= hoard a ersb at the window, sad, tamed round,
saw • lbw whist', t'iough met positive, he believed then sod
Itslieeed to he hie be. thee's Ho booted, "There's
Batibor " (the silk aeon of bit beadier), and while speak-
ing • din wee disabused, and the diseased fell bleed's' ea
the tow. Witaws sad the polloomaa went to the boa-
deer, which was facesed by a wile bete, placed aeries wad
tied to the beadle. The treat door woe blocked up. Bonn
abases elapsed Wore they get oat.
Police c astable Cooper to: ribented this ',Maw, bat
did net ?Ida., masa at the window

Powlsts,iso.ls;r744l7reesard, "fly, was her ille-
gitimate s 7a, deposed she dope ea the groeed.do Hem-
tog • gen diseherat d, she rushed to the wiodow, aid saw a
won go by reaping seder bet window in die direetion
cf afl wghed Lid. the cost was a dark eas, dollar to
preteen's.
Pelwe sorriawadeet Plans spoke to &trivial; at the
hoses thinly atter 4. Ile west to the house of Frisson.
ea odd bees, t mile off, sad feud erbium up. Primus
alleged he weagelop to thatels,aad got up boo sew his Mold
tad a bed Lew. Ho dsaied soy ksowtsdge of tle tsar-
der, sad soli ho erso food of doeseent. Feted a gun, which
was meld wed link Wide the bauel, ea if nil 'woad,
diseh,rged. Pelystg geld his sea broke the pan s few
daps age. ne wooed to be tarok's, but witness
found it mid leamei order by moans of plethora sad
wow is has rhea e abet& Fond primer's boots,which
eertespesaded with hellooorko Vend along the plough
Sold te.dlng frees the been of deosiesi to anapest's house.
The same footmarks woes Mal arse the hasher room,
where the psis which tosterell tie door stood ow the pie-
ties. afternoon. Wittier alio Mod anew open between
Attire beam

Mr. Strada serves, deposed dressed died Is four
days frees the gassbot weird. There were bits el brisk
and grit, ae well r shot, is the monads.
Two gaasesiths deposed that tbe last tire the pa was
Ind it esest tar her shagged with etre, brisk, or sap
hard stabstareos the beret was prod.
Several respostable eiwesis went galled bow the wish-
reek. of, who spoke to baviag beard the odour pn-
'lenity re Mutat/ stoat deceased, sash es " be d—d if
I doe's shoot the pair of rem ;" " I'll Asir those devils
bare essay days are err ;" ..111 serve the devil
oset," as.
lir. O'Brian rade a lees sad able defeace on behalf of
the pCsoser, after whisk be jades seed o•er the whole of
the evidence, sad the jury, alter a few Warr' 0)555111.-
1 lion, retuned a ending of Gawky.
The Judge Ira pawed raters of Leath spa primmer.
The trial lasted tea bean.

WESTERN ClRCUlT.—Wntanirm, MAR= 7.

!WM I. INIIJWIT CIAMLI.
CILIOII 01 *PSDB&

William Anall, aged 39, • eldp's steward, lately rammed
via the Crimes, wee Metaled for the wilful wader of
Aeolis Ansa% his wife, at Porticos, es the Mad Fibres'''.
Mr. Coleridge sad Mr. W. M. Cooks for the prosecetice ;
mad Mr. &modem sad Mr. Padden for the donnas.
Tte prisoner has hem living MAIL lb, Kettering-tetras,
Orr the last sena weeks, with his wits, and although tonedigit differs, c • appeared to have existed between them,
so position quarrel was proved to have owned. Oa the
of in quatioe the deceased wee at be.. with see of Ler
Wibbaura, sod, Wog fa a state of iatoxieetleo, wee assisted
into bed, whoa the mighbota lot. Shortly alt r, this
eelghbour sow the primmer re iota his bees*, sad, hoarier,
the state of his wits, Waned to what mooed. See hoard
seem words betimes them, and than the tit ceased cried out
kodly, "Help, help." The wham knocked at the frost
Moe, sod tees heard soother sty of " Oh, don't, doe's," M
a load voice, end " herder, murder," and Make my
pease, make my peen," mill/es then wee the Direst of •
pistol. la toommesece of the 'Lame knocking main the
primmer came doers Mani, end la her is ; and oho said,
" What have you dater Be replied, " Oh, my 0,4 I Mn.
Farrell, what have I doneto ay poor wife 1" Wilma
went upstairs, followed by the prisoner, sad there WAS
the deeenied lying bleeding ma smiths& Tiers wee a
tltol read a helmet on the table. Primmer said it was
dote by madoot. She had dew it hi rear Whim be catered
.he room, he fall era his wife sad " Mar
Amelia, speak to me.' He app trod to be shwa free.
mr. TM prisoner had brought home a very valuable trophy
from Hertoh, end hod b eight a pistol to protect his pro-
perty. As attempt had hem rade to get Leto his home,
and this mused the deceased to be Maid. The primmer
hod milked of taking a public-house. Another Mane
proved that the demead rad hod her hoed toe,/ up for
someday., sod had told her that her beshaed had beat
bit with a stick. On ate resales abe woo complaining
io her prams, that .he wee afraid of the pistol, when the
prioomr said, "Ti a mateeta ere for yea, if you do sot
bob , v. yourself."
Mr. Dime, magas, proved that the ball liatl.rn
through the bead to a downward direetion, sad was
in tho sight side between the tar sad shookbontee
=4 it possible that sash a wowed might have Wm
by as accident, het she amid sot hem dam it by
IMso had. Trip pistol, a six .barrelled revolver, wee
Time
pemlec-d. Ti of the chambers were sail fouled. Oaly
Lae bad bees deed. Framer, •hen Wes late mated,.
orm i■ 'tote of get et meioses.; and aid it was done
in ploy, mil by 'widest; that be had the pistol
in his hoed whoa pairs late OM ((when he usually keit
ft by hie aide), that hie wife totaled the sock sad it went
off. The state of the pistol at the time was the subject
of much Wary before the soon, me Lame eating that
if it RAM loaded, sad the e p im the tipple with the omit
down, if the seek was saddest, struck spa Sweep it
=Vacates it to explode.
Mr. Saneden Maio, oddremed the jury, urging that
there wee no proper evidinnee el nollenoty, railed Lieut.
O'Reilly, of is. itetr.batioe. Mr. Belltwon, of the Albion,
sad other °Seers of the r lay, who gave the pet our an ex-
cellent chancier for kindness, 'spatially is mom of illness ;
and that ho had Wee thanked by the Cake of Cambridge for
hie attention to him during en 'Mimosa. es.
The Judge bevies anamod up, suggested that the cries
heard by the wallows no ght bare ernes from Mt timidity
of the etre sad the tzeitcoast of drink, mod she might
have plait, remove the pistol Denial, winch slued it so
be dissbarged.
The )ery, after a short eneraltiti a, acquitted the p-1-
soma of tut, menkr.

Sa Waibaah;;Clited ea the manes Isqafettles far
saetleeibta, bat as *tidos., be:ai o&r.d be was
defeated.

)1171DI1 OF ♦ W 177.

Yitta•l Cuff*, a @tither is the 27^h RKi.eat of Foot,
area charged with Moskva', attomptiog to throws h wife
at Fitton, is the 20th alt.

Mt. Coleridge So4acffai the praseratios.
is Dczambsr. 1864, the primser watriod the deceased st
Dahlia. Being castors& to Portsmouth V November last.
WI I. ft his wife bobisd lila, sad took up with member
strums, snood Cassidy. uhmi ho wood ft' for his trim
wile, sad heed with Mr la Portsmouth Hannah. Hie
wile followed kin to Pirlemouth, lauwereq mud strived

Willies Pimmat, JaanesM;ria-,-ardGeorge Pries, were
isdicad for Mang 'Measly amembled at Soles, oa the 18th
of last limitary, sad washed Wl,ham Miller Williams.
Mr. (Mud media, ad the prosecution; sad Mr. Co'c-
/Up defended this_prisomen.
William Miller Williams, the posteutor, dersed—l as
poet 78 pen el age. I lire at Bolas, is this ermaty. I
remember the 18th of January last. A mob of peeps mane
to ay house. They were very sorry is the MOM enteMo.
They had torches, aid I Mani cheerios, drums, Noma, sad
firearm. The meat eight teey ems sgaia. Oa theibliom.
lag might, the 18th of Jemmy, forty or Any pope m-
ewed the home. There were ISO er NV look
women. sad Madre. in the MM. They mr
tared through the staircam Widow wide was kallesed.
I ran ap stain and hid myself unetnAlse bed. FM gdremer
Jame. Mon e friend se under the bed. He Balled ma is
his commissions to assist his, sad they hauled ame see by
is, arm sad kp, sad dragged is. dews stain. Illy put!
sew a ladder sad fattened is, left baud to the ladder
with a rope. I bad so bat sot shoos is. Aar babe fer-
ried through the village they marched me. eilmen. The
prisesen Pries and Pennant were euryiag the ladder with
Man that I do sot Mow. They imaged by time the
sinless. The peewit, Morris said it I did sot give them
half • bane' of beer they would ttr new ate over tile Wad*.
Oa the arrival cf the easatab:e they lowered the ladder.
Croe-essznieed—My wife bandit is, a rod deal of
moray. I Mak I have trstd Mr very web. INN was
sorry for the uproar. I have heard gime that these
people came at the Mitigation of my wife. I used
at this time to go out mad stay all
galas
to
visit a ask brother. I eve Meted of to
s sink brother's visited a married vomit named
Blesey, whom !husband kat sea. I MO, I air win
is bed with Blum I. my lire. My wife has SO NOM
to be kalms of ma. I was told that say wife paid sons
money and gave Sine beer to the primer Morris to waters
me gods, to Slase's house. I Galled oat Murder," sad
e' Pollee 1" when I was on the ladder, sad I swear I did
met cry oat "Thaw km ens I"
It aloe apposed is Mime dot a bed
the Now •• seasin yak a aimpullets pada we 8:1°M
The heat at in deters were blookened. Several witnesses
corroborWed Its histimisay of the prosecutor.
For tiro deems, tt was urged that the identity of the
penmen awl am bias oftWahed. That the progenitor
was met the bre of beebrado. It wat a Welsh castom,
that wises a reepeelelie aid pentium lies the proseentor had
misbehaved himself is the meaner imputed, to maul him
epos "The Wroisa Bores" ; sad that the wife, to reclaim
and bring back buy kaelmod, had named to this stratagem.
This old pietism & bad sesteised ao persceallajery: and
I merely wadies him Ilmmigh the village was • ratio mode
of Meg just's,.
The km/awl Jade, n saassiag up, told the jury that
they seat eay wh them the amembly was calculated to
imin terror. If so, there was • not, sad they must out
me whether the prisoaen were identilal as tablas pat at
mesh riot.

Tha jiffy retired, sad after sous daliberatios rotarsod
tato court with a verdict at Guilty of a cosmos assault.
His Lordship la paellas *radian said that the satinet
of tb Court would hays hiss oas of grad severity, if it
►ad met appeared that tlto primers had beau probably
misled by ol:ite p %via, sad tee [ahem.* of driak.
They wore than asataaasel to owe momt►'e is

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

NEW COURT.
szrosta NS. 1081708 MILL

Jaws Sytlewbus, 40, wbselerrigbt, was indicted tuna
the coronet's *meat :or the mandeagbter of James Corn-
well.

liol.r. W. J. Payne prateeted ; and Mr. Dalmatia* de-

It appeared thst the chewed, • child dem ran o( sr,
wee upon the lath of Jemmy at the Berm Theatre, with
moue Meade. The roomer wee there, end very drunk sad
abusive; sad the abild havieg gives hiss tams effete. by
studio( alon lb* o 4 at. the how being very tell, be pinched
the dammed is a most water part. Tee poor little tallow
from that tine made a continual stomitlelat of pails shoat
the lower pert of his body, and radially deeli■ed until the
20th of Pobraary, whets Ihe died. Previosely to this pet
goose had bees 'nod for the aassalt

—The lowliest evideTceialliag tori;rove t►at the pitch was
the is... of death, the primmer was acquitted.
This ewe tad a few adimportaat foiosiao wore all that
wore oilsposod of goring the day.

THIRD COURT.

ILI.OIUI TO ,200. m.

Jobs Wog Gamey, 32, mob, a gentlemanly licking,
will dreamed tam, was indicted for toying and utteriag a
btll of acceptaais for 271 Is with latest to &amid.
Mr. Payee sad Mr. Codd promoted; sad Mr. Balla'-
. Om sad Mr. D. Hisibus Daley difeadsd.
Mr. Pam. having Mated the rem, called
Mr. Samuel Hicks C tton, tba ambler sad amasser of
the Old Hank at Uxbridge, who said that he hew Ms pi-
' scam well. He was a book sad makimiceer, and lad car-
ried oa basins.' f.r ems time is the Higb-etreet, Uxbridge.
Upsa the 17th of imam., the prismsr sum to the bask
sad reputed theta to amoromodate him with die-
meat spa two bills me of wlfek was Ito bill
is quads. for 27.. 2s. Tait bill purported at be draws
by *ii prisoner apes William Hoary Hsaseek. FlOlll what
was kaew of the prisomes strain its desilird,and Its thee said,
If I inapt David Buteett's maze to it wilt you do it?" 1
said yes. He thou went out, sad elm back again is about
sweaty asinalss, with the bills, they then Itemise the aims
of David Ballelift spa them. sad we them gais him the re-
quired assammodation. Boa, abort time afterwards, dia.
Gamin tha Mils to he lorgerirs. the primes, was at once
Sivas is alike polite. The P6ooollr up to tho tim
of this hem a very high character.
Mr. David Bow% coni-dosier. of Uatoride, stated that
the signature to the bill parprmg to be bit was it forgery.
He had asm authorised my is. to use his same.
The impactor uroa duty at the stales-tonne proved that
sport the sth of February, when the prima., was brought
tems,b• mid." What can you do for me, I can pith' worry,
if that will do." He seemid greatly elated, and added.
"I bars paid Mr. Hall dismantle, and ha has put aa
execatioa Late my boom for silty pounds. It almost
drove sae out of my seism I to* the bilk to Vt.
bask, sad they said they mold cash them if they tore Has-
seit's nem. I went to his loss, sad be was mot at him.
I thou came bask and did tam myself. More eiscatiom
moo Imo my house, sad thsa I did more ; sod if ray house
M marched, the aspire trout whieb I °opted thme sigoatures
will be found amongst ay papers," and this tamed oat t
Sr...he

Yr. Swat Merchant Heaceek, of Uxbridge, Teterioary
salves. that the prisoner had so authority fro. bid
to pet Melia, to the bUle in gadder.
Mr. 11•11hetia• not that be weld not offer any answer to
the dime, bet had to erg' spes the sem the high du-
rart•r Ala dm primate led We... 5M meld cal offer
in attired...a dot the premiere wader whieb he labsured
had tempurd 11. to fallow a* sample ►
which had been old
by persons le • higher pennies, Mao thinned!.
The jury Meat the rimier Guilty.
Several +laden w. re niitd, who pro the primer a
hip It character of loop readlng.
The asermate of tile forged bills were dated to be
about 400 i.

Mr. Mottos, a builder. who ease so to ENS privaar a
shunter. tad that he wag mach to be Stied ; be bud /all
ato the Wade of pimae who had takes meet enonaoss
Mal of Intend has him.

Mr. Perry, win represented several et the preeentare la
ether wee, said thst see quits tray. tad be Dal ban led
late done tble to its,. off ether liabiitie•. He (Mr. Perry)
did sot think prisoner bad resolved elven 60L b any for
newness te a large scout. The primer bed fades
late bad bands.
The Reserder—le Uabridge or Loudest t
Mr. Parry—Ben.
The prison/ dna pleaded guilty le may ether tad it-
stsati.__

lb. Mertes esti that b. wait • eteitter leader primate%
mete to 'boat 1201, sad asirtsied teat the (oar, Omaha
defer seatesee wadi site, th. ritoaet's tassleatioa helm
the Costaistiesen u Baskraptey, as theft the whole latest
of Ism affairs we'll be hatter.

The Bonder mid that he wereld do so, but be siseaed
the primmer sot to *biscuits kerb ho;es of leabherapea
dm result of tkat, as his offence was a west series. sec.
Jibs Williams. 23, labour r, was esseitited M• korglary
I. the bore of braJenia Bouter, sad Mediae hands pro-
petty Is the video of 1001.
Mr. Papas presseatod.
The eus was falls reported whoa primmer's 'sub& rates
were tried a few aerie= ago. The presenter keeps the
Marquis of Cheeky, Cksados street. sad precast use the
etas who hat amend rte beo-kiag sad rutertug she
place, sad kept watel outside, bat was est takes st the
time.
The seed mateond Mat to 20 ye.rs' treasportatios—the
came item te whisk the trite.: al eateltaato• of kis pill
epos that °session was summand.
James Pholp, 18, lelsourer, was ',Wilt d for Medias a
U. note, a box, sod anillif • lied at M., the property of
James Chapeau, Id. master.
fended. Mr. W. I. Payee r.ssested, sad Mr. Meted/a dm

The cam wss • somewhat oiagaler fa*. Tb. possentor

George Dubin, sped 66. and Henry Waltmllashor, aged
27, his ma, were charged with tabbies their employers.
It appeared that the skier prisoner had boon in tits em-
s( Mann. Atitsasoa and Co., saanufacturiag sismaists,
of tt-stnet, Beatty thirty years, and ths younger
prisms, abort sight or alas years. The promotion had
remelt te nowt the prkoaer., sad they employs I Rama,
the doesslivo officer. to watch the premiss.. Oil Wednes-
day emming Russell saw both prisoners leaving the ware-
house after it was closed, sad as they snorer to bass a
sexy balky appoarasso be followed them, bat losing sight
of them shortly atter, he hastened to the elder prisoner's
lodgings, and there saw his magas out by himself,
with a large bundle is his pemesios. Remit gabs fol-
lowed him a short ditties*, and than demanded of him
infavinatisa as to the coateats of the bundle. His re ply 'was
that it was his own prcperty, sad he should not sms say
mament of it to any one. Russell then told him he was as
*Most,. sad should take him Leto custody, whernipm
Ms priciest gracpled with bin sad throw him dowo, but
Resell eventually neared his sad the bindle, and on
examining the latter ha lowed • loess gawky rf Spanish
he., which could oat haws some fairly into his possassims,
at he was employed in the engiaa tome, sad the Spanish
Aim bad been taken from another room, is which the
yooegsr prissier had been employed grinding them. The
yornagsf pritosat when takes on the following monies
said he hood with his father, but Russell having watched
his be.. on a tonna, tcaesioa BM him It was not true,
and be thou missed to giro his addrem. Oa seatchies the
lodgings of both pitmen • large quantity of valuable oil
sad drum was owed, which the prosecutors ideaUfisd as
theirprisoners declined to vas.-3xasins t'm witnesses, and
they were reseeded.
M A RLBOROUGH-STREET.
Bridget Mackie was charged with obteiaiag mosey by
means of a &sudsiest begets' petition.
Mr. Gibrin, of No. 0, Coventry-street, said the prisoner
intend his premises, sad sent la to him a petition, ',Wog
forth that she was the widow of • Premnasoa, in great dis-
tress, sad with • largo family. Merit g examined the piti-
boa .a 4 the signatures, be bad h a doubts tosocctios ths
gonnineasse of some of the names, moony which was that
of Mr L-uchars, of No. 38, Piccadilly. He asked the pri-
soner it Kr. Leachers hod signed the ptt;tioa himself. Ohs
said ha bad. it. thee seat for Illt.Leacsam, and on his sni-
vel astmetaisod that the Wismar' was • ft rimy.
Mr. Leacher. said the signature t 3 the Edition was •
fatuity.
Tha prima/ with great effroatery auefted that sts
picked up the Wigs. is the street, although ths, body of
the petition was AIM imp with bar own aims.
Mr. Her !wick said the ea s was one which merited the
(alit'''. of heprisosemer, sad he should theta Las sand her
to prima for Wes sr

LAMBETH.
Charles Morrie, alioe Cherry. end Thomas Cherry, hie
heather, both of them ticket-. f-tet.ve me, were phtoed at
Use bar before the Hos. G. C. Morro& for heal eaammatioa

ea a charge of berglar*O;sly .I;;Vaingiet;7;prseaTe;of
Mr. Edward Stow, a silversmith sad jeweller, Camberwell-
gran, and stealing therefrom some articles of plot,.
Mr &looses eft oided for the primmer Thomas Cling,
and pleaded an alibi in defence.
It will be recollected that a ouvereatioa which the yr:-
SOUR Morel. bad to the month of November with a hello er-
prisoner in the House of Ctnution, CJldbatb-ileids, to the
effect that it was his intention as soon he wee released to
I robe jeweller's shop to Camberwell graft, led to the a ppm-
beams of the prisoners oe the day after the robbery.
In oddities* to the suspicion which snacked to the pet-
Nen Morris there welts the additionsl face Chet at a late
hour of the eight of the robbery he bad been men a
short Maumee from the shr p of the t r auntor by • polies-
man, sad Mr. Stow *Melly swore to him as having spent
some tune in looking in at the shop window on the evening
before the robbery. It was further sworn that his hoots
Stadia • nicety the foot auks in Mr. Stew's strata; or
that as far ea be was concerned there could not be the
slightest doubt of hie guilt. With respect te the ether r r.-
mar the only thing which led to the suspicion ageless him
was that he had been found at the same lodgings with
Mennen the morals( after the robbery.
Mr. Salome called a plug woman with whom Cluny
lived, and blastulae., both of whom swore that he had been
et home end in bed daring the whole of *sleight of the
robbery, and he was discharged.
It wee fortunate for the other prisoner that he ;bed not
ucereeded in making hie way tato the shop of the presetnetor,
fees from the none. rewind by Mr. Stow of the lauded
visit of the burglar, he slept in his shop with a haled gee
and pistols by his side.
The prisoner was fully committed for trial.
Mr. Norton received a donation of 10e., from N. D. let
the pour-bon, which he nqouted might be ankaowletiged.

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