The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-21 00:00:00

llrn f. awurrair.—Aonoi MIAMI TEI LOED

Mk wee ea melba eetikag eat of Is arm of " Swint= v.
Swinfra," sad the preilsa throlved is the right of MANI
bMOW WO a ODWOIOIso without: consul 4 their client..
The pielatiff Mrs. Swisdka, wine Ira t thin motion
"galas. %slant Cheassilar (wit% whoa Ihe Tbeelger, wee
lese lewileg ceased), to resew dmress for=rifsc wax;
Wary is is ceramists of Ids laving
smangeresat with counsel on the other aide, whereby the
math was to go to the heir-at-law ea (twain terms.
This Attreasy-General, es counsel for the Lad Cheacellor,
raid this ors hod beat set down for trial et the led
seam for Stafford, bat in omsgaence of the pest theca-
voidance which would arise trout tbs atteadanos as winnows
of lb. Lord Chief Justice of the Common Plans
sad other jodicisi prsonspe the ream was
ehm to Middleton or London at the option of
the Maim. The wale debadeat was moot anxioue to
have the ors tried,'. bat as le (the Atteraty-Osearel) would
sot be lees he the alai forbied Y weal be • wetter of
personal &monism* If the were weal& in • pedal for try-
ing the case whoa be could be remit
The Chief Berea said there were only three 'days for the
*dap afar the present term, sad at these sittings no spe-
cial jury causes were tams. Bs saw nothing in the present
tees to take it oat of the ordinary aurae.
The trial was then ordered to be set down for the sheltie
Aar Trinity Term.

THE POLICE COURTS,
crms DAT.)

ASSAULT AND LingotAxci IT ♦ PASTY OP TI

WsUwe Hayes, a young man, of very bad character, •
leaner about the Strom Dials, and an emaciate al thieves,
wee charged with emeulting Mr. Richard niche, • broker,
in Kierefirest, Leag-acre.
The camplaineet Mated that about • year ago he gave car
of the pisswe's *awakes in custody for stealing •
watch. The man wee senvieted, end shun that time
the Wart, mil all the wag of them, constantly an-
owed aed meheMil him. Let about 6 o'clock,
h. sew the Flaw with • piety et eight,
his friends in the
freak, Disks, end they began hash eti him and my
"tom, tier *her bilen. He west ea wltheaftekkag say arr-
tke, bet r seen se he lied geme by they began to throw
elms et him. One K the sheen stssok Lim la the tack,
sled an lea renal he saw the prisoner is such • poiltien
AM he led as doubt he had thrown it. He then saw the
view drew weedy& shag which also struck him. Ow
of the primer's compealems then walked up to him andstreck
him la the face, giving him • black eye Finding that
the whole party was clean round him, evidently
for the purpose of ill-using him, he drew from his pocket ••
large knotted rope, which had twain off from a machine he
had been wing that day, and seserned them with It. Upon
this, the whole of the cowardly mew deleted from the attack
and went their way. As won as he could fled a osmas.
he went in search of them, and findingthe le a
patillo-hease gave him in charge. The prisms", was the
wens for liquor.
Mr. Hell said there was evidently • combination to
the cos:tisane, and if a atop vow not pet to it those
would 'irately do him some isjory. The prisoorr must
pay 30a, sr be imprisoned for 16 days.

KAMM EXCOILSIONS.—Expreae trains of the
Reath Rasters Railway, at cheap fare, economising the
tin sad wiry oleo eneursionier sled him the 1
gutty of rag • few hens as either Good Frady, Eseler
Bemis, or Mandy, st the mod attractive plane as ear
ora•eamet, as well as the other aceastomed haunts of the I
Lmdoner. Dover. Ramegete, Keep as s*, H'iop, Caster-
bary, Tunbridge Wells, Aldenhott camp, Beading, Box Hill,
ant various place, In these dincliote are rendered socamdble
for the day by cheap excursion enhance for longer periods by
the special arnagernews la CCOWIiOCI with return tickets.
The South Western Company afford every facility for the
eraveyance, at low fame, d the metropolitses to the denies
attractive spews snug the beats et the Thames sad to nosy
inlaid picturesquo pled, to which their system at railways
eyelids Not the knit attractive of those trains are those
which are avenged to run to Windsor, Twickesbam, Rich-
mond, Kew, end Hampton Court; the Ws of Wight, Pods-
monto, Winchester, and the Channel Islands. Ihe Great
Northern woo, for the holidays. day tickets a. cheap rates
to all important stations on their line ; and the Great West-
ern have teemed a liberal programme, which offers lively con-
winnows for *ravine( to the many nominal mines traversed
by their railway. The Resters Counties and Brighton Com-
rates also roe excanibra Odd at cheap rues.
Ma. W. C. MACILEADT.—Mr. Mscready's pro-
mised of selections from the worts of the English
posts took place on Thoroday evening, he the Lectors-ball
of the Warminster Athenaeum, and, sa might have bean ex.
peen& a came which stands so high on the roll of histrionic
fens failed ant to attaArt a large and fashionable audience.
The even was felon by Lord Henry Thyme. Mr. hlecready,
apes prewar ing blin.c:f on the platform. was received with
Iced and mewed acclamatioes. Although many years
base elapsed lace we witemaid his acting in Landon,
time hoe peed lightly ever hie bed. The ff great
lav " hie tinted his hair with grey, and slightly fur-
TOWII.I his cheek, but It has sot robbed him of the las-
noes Ire of his dark eye, or the soak .1 tome of hie
deep mallow voice. He red with all the fervency, gad
if possible with more than the feeling of his younger days.
01 Ida power of Interpreting Stakedeire, nothing, we de
✓ue, need bead. Those who remember Mr. Ilacready in
the palmy days of his histrionic grearnees wig have • deed
• enilee.loa of his great powers as as awn, and although at
the Athenaeum tho 'Anises of the stare were, of courm,
sot t , be obtained, the medial; wee nevertheless mien with
dramatic forte. Mr. Macreedy was reptoronely applauded at
intervals darner his readings, and at the conch:eke the owls-
mations were of the net marked character. The noble
cbairmaa then peopo.ed a vote of thanks to Mr. Matareedy
for the admirable manner is which he had aceueed,
lastest:ea, and delighted his audience during two most
pieties' hours. The v. Prebendary Paw said he felt
that so common debt was due to Mr. lffacreatly for the
d stntereted master to which he had acted fn coning for-
ward to aid the Warminster Affamiream in clearing off a
ennaldwable debt, whkh still remained on the buildings.
That gen.lemen, who yes so well keens, set only for hie
great Intellectual ability, but a'lo for his gsnerally aintowa.
?al plelleatareptc effete, on beiag ached it he would give a
lecture at Warminster for the beadle of the indigene, con-
noted, as cenditioa that del. was raised by the effort. He
(Mr. Tar) seeded scarcely say that Mr. Kw:NW •
offer was very "idly accepts 1. It gave hi. rod plum*
that sfirbt en we each as aseembly In their owe nom—in
their ova building. After some farther oteseeitione, Mr.
Tans rideladed by escoadiag the vete ef *eats te Mr.
liacready.-6Seriorer Jewood.