The Express.
London, England, 1858-04-12 00:00:00

GUILDHALL.

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omnibus, to the Loudon Chnismil Omnibus Com-
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the dotembsts vibe yes lord Wm as Wubsalsy beet, and
ha vas Peed Um am/ ash. Os ihrtsikiwing mersing I was
riding outside ems ier the Pekin emmibusem and cm arrives(
st the No
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his omnibus, and, at sodas ism be shed tep oaths
tamed round, end bid mp kb whip truesal• ms. Ties
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of me as same of sip eiMble • aroasalbe,
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what b• 8104 Is thisa.

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my indignant, bat did sot show it, became I bow my
nowly.
Mr. Jame heels, a dirk is the War-eiles, the pude-
lea& Mr bed mod dr amen epithets sad afterwards
spologised, Mire Mimeo having bee ersmised,
Mr. Herd MI die dededast's dooms had already beet
adored, moo ter the idle ;
mint, it
mood sederamest
would be a very some posishment, if after each
evidence, the ornopeeste thought those was say sec=
out at all, _ _ _

.17k:rm.—an &Weems said he gave the dehnilamt the henget
of his good charm:ea while be road ides only Ma, but in
this case it was not his faisntien to AIM my malty at all.
lie should exercise the Amedism melmi islfter the
act of parliament, and try the AMA et *grimmest without
• line. If he committed the delmisist he a nem& ft would
deceive him of his right et eppal, *lke he Ad not desire,
asA be should therebr• sialuses Wm tort weeks' imprison-
mei is ardor that he might spina if hi thought props
bat in se claiwg he would still give him the tof his
geed obarentsr, and not commit him to bard labour.
Mr. Baird immediately gave notice of appeal, and the bail
haying been find at two sureties of 401. each, and the de-
ilsedint's reoognimnos, 801., the required modes viers tan-
timed and accepted.
The appeals fixed for the July quarter sessions.

WORSHIP-STREET.
A distramed-looking elderly man, named Bobo! lateness,deectibed as a jobbing bricklayer, in Colline-atzeet, Romer-
too, was charged with having feloniously appropriated a
stamped receipt for the debt and costa in an action at law,
end also with having assaulted and resisted one of the offi-
cers of the Shonditch County Court in the execution of his
duty.
The oomplainant, James Wftey, a bailiff 's assistant, stated
that on the previous evening be went to the defendant's
house to execute a distress warrant for the debt and costa in
a county-court suit, in which judgment had been obtained
Mainshim in default of appearance. On communicating
iboadnees to the defendant, he at first exhibited extreme
indignation and excitement, but subsecpsentJy he cooled
down, and requested him to wait tall hia_preouted the
hadmoney,
money, ea he had none in the house. The defendant
them went out, but returned soon after, and Intimated
that he had borrowed the amount from a bind,
who had generously pawned his watch to raise ft,
at the same time aside( hiss to make out a receipt for
the debt and =peons. He had no sooner dons so than the
=matched the paper out of his hand and pat it into
acr ket, with the o —" That will do; you nen
now go." Witness stared at him in mute astonishment at
the cool audacity of the act, and, before he recovered himself,
the prisoner seized him by the shoulder and exclaiming,
'You had better ciew out stance," ejected him by matnforos,
and closed the door against him. Witness immediately ob-
tained the assistance of a policemen, with whom he returned
to the hones, and having with some difficulty effected an
entrance, the primmer was taken into custody.
In answer to the charge the prisoner admitted all the facts
alleged against him • but said hie wife had incurred the debt
to a tally-man without his knowledge, and he was greatly
irritated when he discovered that fact.

The m4sirate mid 113.ptisonTer-had rendered himself
liable by him reckless and inconsiderate conduct to be sent for
trial upon a charge of felony, which would probably have re-
sulted in his utter ruin ; but, under the circumstances, he
should abstain from adopting such a stringent course, and
only panLh him for the &mutt, for which he must inflict .
penalty of 20s.