The Express.
London, England, 1856-09-30 00:00:00

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Mary Lea Mi•cli.ll, aa elderly woman, sad George and
Charlet Mart ell, her two rule, youths aged twelve sad
foarteen ntpe ciarly, were breaaht before Mr. Yardley,
shamed with ',valiant a Ws* queotity of eatlesy, the pro-
perty of Mr. J ha Mien, of No. 64, Throe Colt•stroot,
Unehbole.

It apren►d hose the evidence that the yoengest boy bad
been I mrloro for seise time by ?iv Were, wbo is a cutler,
IS Saturday eveaings only, and while the boy bad been bible

eervice hi had been eostisoslif 204411 WM& of linings an
forte, end other property. Saspiclon at last was directed
towards the boy, who was deleted with Ina* sew
catiary os his person, and give' lute custody
Mr. Joseph Pisktrisg, a broke.• sad mina dealer,
proved that the boy Georgia and 11:1 mother brought bias
Ws pawnbroker's depilates, relating to newly mode ltsime
sad forks, red asked him to purehau them, aid he did so.
The boy, at the same time, asked him to obtain a situation
for him. He redeemed oats pascal sostainlng
knives sad six forks. The boy said he lived is
White Horst court, Stormy.
Mr. Mien said the parcel of halves and forks were his
property, sad had bees stolen from his shop. He had twin
minis; cutlery every Saturday night, linos George Mitchell
hod been in his employ.
Charles Millman, a powahrokers' assistant, stated that os
the 16th instant, he received a parcel of knives end forks
from ohs lad, Charles Mitchell, and lest him five shallop
upon them. _ _ _

Yr. Mien identified the mooed pared of goods produced
as his property, sad a peleacoaetabie Mimi,' stated that the
same was not templets and that other paresis of stolen cutlery
wen at various pawnbrokers, the prisoners were remanded
till Thursday.

INAUGURATION AND SWEARING IN OF THE
SHERIFIS BEFORE THE BARON OF THE
EXCHEQUER-(IMS DAY.)

This day, according to an ancient enstem, it being
the morrow of fit. Michael the Archangel, the ceremony of
presesetatara of the sheriffs elected by the Livery of the
City of Ludes to fill the high sad impormat °Moe of
Sheriffs of Loudon sad Sheriff of Middlesex, to the Bunt
of the Exchequer, for the approval of her Mejesty, took
place to the Court of Exchequer, Westminster-ball, which,
dsrieg the ceremony, wu crowded with elegantly-dressed
ladles, sad unease of respectability, who had essameded in
obtalalag the metro of the Wort.
Previous to the ceremosy, there wee IMMO little excite-
rust to the Ci,y, the Sheriffs, Jobs Joseph Mehl, Esq. sad
Richard Keats, Eaq obtertaised the Master, Wardle'
Court of Anistaate sad Livery et*. Lechers' Company, et
w►lah Sir Janes Dike, Bart., M.P., is Master, sad the
Murillo both memben of the livery, sad a lugs party of
Meads to breakfast at the Lasdos•teeers.

At twelve reales/I the Lard Mayor, the Lord Mayer sleet,
the &warder, the priselpel memben of the Court of Alder-
aim the City Chambeelabs, the Remessimmen, Town
Clerk, Comptroller, City ththeiter, sad ether aisle fsastlow
arias sesesebled at the theildhatl, mad were soca afterwards
Math by the Eneriffs, the late Maria, Aldermen
Issmaly sad Aldermen Rom, sad the Under-
Sheri& Alezeader Curley, Ewa. sad lama As-
dertos, Esq. The civic body at wee pesseedal la state
to Westminster Hell preceded by Use &awe, Aye sad
etsemere of the city of Losdas sad Ultima% company, bone
by the shy bugesma sad stteaded by a military bead, the
Livery is their wasp, the late Shuiff, the csmptroller,
the City solicitor, the tows clerk, the bridge nester, the
Commas fatjasst, the themberlaia, the sheriffs la their state

surisgeg, the sods/sheriffs, Ateasader Crossley, Me., sad
Jaw Aaderts, Beg. is their eerie" the siderma who
hive out pared the {Mir, the Recorder, the Worms
who have rend the eheir, So Lard Mayor elm,
the Right Hosearable die Lewd Mayor, la his
state eerriere. The preemies mood threagh /Largest.
Chassid', Bt. Pees Church-yard, League-kW, Bridge-
' street, to Beekfriers.bridp, where they nabarked ce beard
_ _ _

the City Barr, .ad pecv7seded easidei tbe Mai of gasp
hen tie mhos abates. es the River to Westminster
bridge. Lathy at tie House of Pedisassat the sivie
wart ties walked I. gate M Westseiastsrben, sad is
eateries lb. Coast of Issitegaer, took up their positioa
within tbe bar suissed to Quota's Ceased, tin nee&
steadies is littler side of the Baader, tbs Lad Mayor
ad Aldosea esoupytag the vassal epees.

The Lord Chief Berea then entered the court sad took
hi. soot ea the beach.

The itaooaaaa, la pressattag the geatlases who bed
bees elected to 211 the ogee of siserifb et the city of Load=
sad sheriff of Mlddloses, entered late a brief history of the
osamersdal sasses *met Memel . satovisrlee sad in-
dustry which had Weeded them, sad mid& smelled them
to reash their reseal proud pesitios.
The awl formal legal preeeediage stills. sad resaediag

warrant. of otteraoy to opposr saeolOosstise all nimbi
dta, and enema, all writs, kn., wore We sow thomitb,
and the &hosiers won to smut.

The corszacey of turtle( borate with a bill by the ea*
alderman pewit, as sell sad lorries for a plies of laud
sidled the Moor, fa the county of Bebop, and mottos
sin horse-shoos, sad eosatlag sizty.este !wheals, as suit and
service for a piece of lead called the Forge, in Eass-ttreet,
St. Clement Dawn, termisated the protieedisp.
The Becorder, Is the name of the sheriff., imbed the
I teamed twos to the '&m31111E21 banquet, to be gives at the
1 Loudon Tams thb eyeing, and t►e ebb arty* returned
to the Guildhall.

LATEST SPORTING 11
THIS DAY.

MEETING.

OF 10 BOYS.

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HOPEFUL STAKES.
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Lamboarn ..
8 ran.
EASTERN COUNTIES HANDICAP.
Blue Rock . I
Poacher .. I

18 ran.
NINTH TRIENNIAL BTIOLF.S.
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10 no.

A circular grant* oleapageatics to Crimea of.
514,1 for the passage b. Of Sole banes has been issued.
The eiteelar states, OM tae IlewieSery of State for War,
laving bed wader coulderellea tire iessetios of preatiog
ememanshew I. seism was were wet peevided with a free
pans ha Mate Mum m tka Nat bum of the army
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ef Mt eidinale) is Mow of sea bee desa to cover
lay loss tutelar' by staff and When M
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213th of April last. Nita% reguielleee are peseribid by
the circular, la order that die eatesseeydegewleate ray be
forwarded in support of claims Gtr euearsesellse.
EMIGRATION FROM OltlllairTr-Tlas ambit of
emigrants who embarked as aroberg dubs the ant eight
swathe of this year, to sail libel* to iamb deification, was
16,890; being 4,614 more thus the earreepeediog period
of Nokias thew, 1,332 means went by way of
Hull mid Liverpool, to mettle is Aaierlis; which le net
seek above MUM' number of the esalgeash who took that
routs is Wee first Meht mouths of 1856.
RILFOILIRTORY SCHOOL TOR NORTH LANCA•
.wins.—lt will be interesting to oar nodose sad the
friss& and puppets,. of the above-named institution to
know that the first stone thereof was laid at Bleesdals by
Willis. Girton, Etq of Qaussompark, on Teeiday
last, the 23rd fast., in the meson of a lert.p essembisge
of the inhabitants of the as —Lancaster
Gurus.

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ITALIAN OPERAS AT DivaT-iixs.—Encouraged
by the seeress which has attended tie *portant ',promos-
tines la Dublin and the provinces, Mr. Beale has wide
attainments with Mr. B. T. Smith for a strived perform-
sects at Drury-lane Theatre, commencing on the 27ili
lobe,. The company will consist of those eminent artistes
at present under engagements with Mr. Beale on his
siaeial tour, and will include Madame Grisi and Signor
Mario, Mons. and Madame Gassier, Madame Amadei. Signor
Lethal, Signor Albielei, Signor Rovers, and Hart Formes.
Th+operasselected for representation will be of the most
popsies in the repertoires of the distinguished singers who
are to appear in them, and will comprise Monne, I:Barbieri'
di Si otglie, Lucretia Borgia, &e., the caste of ohs:eaten in
each cam being the most efficieet that the stage of the
Italian Opera could eapply in the height of the season. The
band and Writes will be selected from those of Her Ha-
, jetty's Theatre sod the Royal Italian Opera house, sad the
conductor will b• Signor Li Coln, to whose able direction
the eztraordinery success of the performaness in Dahlia
may he in some measure attributed. From the ingoiries
which we alreedy beteg mule for places, and from the affect
width the production of Italian opera at inch a period of
like year Is likely to crests, it may fairly be inferred that
the undertaking will prove a paperer' one.