The Express.
London, England, 1856-03-25 00:00:00

017ILDHALL.

Fredal. Blow Pope, a boy thirteen yams of age, was
ediarged with attempting to set Ira to the house No. 3,
Coleman etrest.buildings, tad elm with breakieg open a
cash-boa and stealing therefrom a bundle of pepsin.
Charles James For mid he lived at 31, Wieesor-ternsee,
City•reed, and wee Week to Paris, Siaaaides, and Co , mar-
-1 ebants, of 3, Colemen-street-buildines. The prisoner was
in their employ, and had been so for about two month..
Witten went he the dim about to o'closk the previous
morning, and feud the prisoner there alone. Prisonsr
gave his some bills of 'semen', stating that be found them
la Moor ate-strut on the 13,tarday evezieg. Ho oho said '
that he found Mr. Siosaides' desk and Meows broken epos.
Mitoses examined the desks and found then oaths prisoner
had stated. He then opened the oaf. with the key which
be took from Mr. Sinsinidee' desk, and nand the rink boa
broke, open. The ripen deposited therein had been taken
out. Be asked the prisoner vrby he did not mention the
e reantstamee on &today, es he bed been at his (witness's)
boom on ihtt day. Prissier sold ha did not think the bills
wore Important, bet that he had been to Mr. Ettaanides'
house twit), end was informed that he was out. Witness
then fetched a policeman.
Sir Peter Learie—Do you think, from what you know
of the boy, that ke had say knowledge of the value of the
bills ?
Whams—No.

Elisibeth Jean said she lived with the boweekeeper at
the prose/atom' *Zoe. Oa (Worthy evening, between half-
past five and Mattress sin, she wee &minim" the stair. and
she heard the office door wpm. Sr. lo•iked our the lisnis-
ten, end saw the prisoner p down stain on tiptoe. Ile
immediately afterwards left the place, and ran most the
road. She then smelt fire promeding from a espboard
anger the kitchen stairs. After some little time she managed
to at it eat.
This being all the *eidetic*, the privet', was remanded,
Sir Peter Laurie 'monorail's as opinion that there was sot
sufficient evidence to j newly the committal of the seemed.
Lionel Yates was placed at the bar on remand, charged
with stealing a quantity of silk from his employers, Nona
Niebolerm, of St. Paul's ehitrablard.
The evidence baying bora read over, the prisoner, who
reserved his ddesce, woe miamaitted for trial.

WOI3BIIIP-STItENT.
David Williams, otherwise Daniel Wilson, 42 ran of
age, and reeFectably alired, described as a stocker Air,
was charged before Mr. D'Eyecmirt with havieg feloni-
ously intermarried with Sarah Nabhman, bia wife, Ann
Williams, befog then and still living.
The prisoner wee brought toads court in the Ant instal.,
for having refused to provide for hie wife wed two children,
who consequently had toms@ chargeable to the parish of
St. Lake's, and ho having on that occasion anserend the tam-
Vain by averring that the marriage was funnier inasmuch
as his Int wife was then alive, a charge of bigamy w a
at ones profaned by Dixon, the parish °Meer, who obtained
a remand for the Frxhietios of the et misery evidenee.
A oertifte•te of the ant marriage was now put in, showing
that David William contracted the obligation 0.. the 18th
of January. 1838, at St. Andrew's, Holtr ra, to Ann Jen.
Mies; and Witham Newberry, superintendent registrar of
Bbomsbery, proved that the prisoner was married by bias
to Sarah Neishman on the 18-th of August, 1850. the proper
notice having befrn been cAnplied with, in which prisoner
alleged be was a bachelor, and pre the name of Daniel

The accused merely observed that he bid nothiog t. say,
but believed with much levity as to call forth the of
Mr. D'Evaccoort, who folly coottatttod Mai for trial at the
sassing Old Bailey seastese.

IR-STREIT.

A tall gentlemanly.locking men, Iroise the oppearance
cig • clergyman, re who gave the same of Edward Jones,
was brought bef ire Yr. Bingham on the Allowing charge:
Pilicc-constable Minuet, said—On Bundsy night he was
on duty in Cl.aprl.strrer, Teri ohs= court-rod, where be
saw a erowd of Rewire of 600 people, and the defendant
in the midst of them with a book in his hand, preaching.
Witness told bin be rut go lomewltere ere, whose be
would not cause such an °interim, sea mob of boys were
then hooting and belliierg. Defoadaat refused to go, sad
said be sae in the right and witness in the wrong. He told
dee defendant that the passengers complained very muck,
and he then left him for • while. Wirers aubsequeatly
west belt, and, r defendant still refused to Isar, be trek
him into custody.
In defence, the soared said he was stand's, at the end
of Orpet-street, so as not to be an abstraction to the
ttoroeghfore. He had t quit erre ref alert eighey paying
devout attention to the Word. He bad jest given out the
rat—one suitable to the occasion. On a previous firday
evening, when be wee annoyed by a irestable, he west to
the ration-bore, when the inspector Informed him that
the constable was wrong, and that thy bad orders from
higher authority not to interfere as long as there was no
interferes*, with the police. The wit painful feature was
tie peat exaggeration of the polies. The work had been
taken up, and It had been toriderd necessary that it I
shou!d 6t on, with as little obstrucion to Use thoroughfare
at possible.
Mr. Bingham said he thought It wee net material whether
three or lour hundred parser wen smembled, as wirier
swears' or only 70 or 80, as the defendant amerted.
70 or 80 persons weld not arcuable in the street in
question without obstructing the thorough:an, and it
was err that no man had a right to stet/net
a peblis thoroughfare by hlding forth what he
termed the word of the Lord. Berrying* minister of roll-
toe would perceive the necessity cf conducting his minis-
tration in conformity with the law of the secular authority;
for as no two puree agree on the *abler of religion, if the
millions of fair greet eity wen each to set up has owe view
a/ D:vine authority, to supersede tha Jurisdiction of the
magistrate, nothing but anarchy would ensue. He was of
opinion the policeman was quite right in dispersing the ger•
sots assembled on the ocierion, and in removing the cause
of the eascalblage. There was an obvious difference be-
tween a reed eorec'ed lu a street and a crowd collected he
an open specs, suck as park. Bat as hews' permuted the
defendant had no interline to violate the law, he should be
content to discharge him on his entering Into his own es
cognisance lot to renew the niconvenionee.
Defendant ins then disebsrged.

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Cottage-row, Benawarloarroad, fell to the ground with a
load nub. The yardman was formerly • paper mil, bat
latterly it has boss la thssecapasey of Mann. Hoary Levy
sad Co., ask sad bag massfastareire. From ninny to
thirty worms sad girls were am the premises at the ties of
the disaster, bat wee at them rowned serious Wary, the
wall banns falba satirise, (Ark g to the mason of • large
(pastry of bye pad spied it. A strong body of police
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