The Express.
London, England, 1856-10-25 00:00:00

BOW-STREET,

Mr. Henry deed the female defendant 401. and the bes
band 200., or in default, H days' imprisonments each.
Mr. Humphreys attended on the part of the Bork Protec-
tion Safety to prrseeete • charge Willi,. Mr. John Hartley,
en eztecsive miller at Limola, Mr. Thome. Bottrop, of
Holbors, corn dealer cad Jobe Trencher, a sleep for Mr.
Bunny, in Jamie stieet, Covent•pardes, for haring Pto-
main of a last helmets, to Messrs. Waters and Steel, of
Bestride, who an numbers of the assnciation
Mr. Wontaer defended Mr. Hartley. The other two
wen but nominal defendants, summoned is order to trace

the etch io Mr. Hartley's po;session.
Hemet, es Alen of the society, taw the sick in the shop
ie Jasswitetreet, red obsersittg that It had the bread of
Mews. Waters and Biwa, questioned Trencher about it.
Treaaber referred him to his matter, sad the latter to Hr.
Hartley, from whom he had it, sad !Owes brand wu also
es it. He west to Lincoln to us Mr. Hartley, who said it
mast have been branded by some of his men, who did not
know the Stud already en it tem that of a Stan belonging
to t►e society. (The iseetbete of the society never sell
their teckst.

Na. W *tenor contended that this was sot as sulawful
rwesselon o this =r=ing of the set. Eton the way in
which the tel spoke of goods "stolen or uslawfully ob-
tained." it was clearly =east that the obtaining should
be criminally unlawful, as an obtaining by false pso-
tassoe. He ispleieed that in last part of the country
the usage was lb. very ravers* of the coarse takes
by the a,oiet3. The millers bad a load wesociatioa, whose
rain was, always to 'harp the Mo=ss fee every sock seat
to his., sad Om to mpg the stimbey alma dot looks Irma

hem. Samethese they get won nit bet so they woe
ohm=•
he It did sot suttee. Ie wsy sacks ohm
• email lbw, the miller misidevies the sick
C owe what Lahr maid the rim eI it to the seseasstr.
&libelist it nay hareeph t•eaaNter firm.
Mr. Wiwi, said • seam weld saly hied We, who
agreed eo It, sad tat jasd Mr. Earthy Is sdostieg
sadeeWaedieg ths Mete of patass who bad entered taco
.rne rash susegussalt, Still he mead Maids: It is uni-
t
"IV:Wastes: did set ask Ise WS/ratio& If his waship
&sided sgalest ats defendant, it wield be his defy to ask
far sash • penalty es would amble Wm to appeal, sad as
ham the question—a nest far/last ode for addets—isally
settled.

Mr. Hasty had so **erica to afford that opportssity,
L 7 gulag the mouse of lair at W. 1.. •
Two geatirmau who *Said thorsiudvos or bail wan
shoot to snot hoe Mob rosograisaarma, whoa the dolisdast,
osdelosly &melts his shod, latioratod, through Mr.
Wootsor. that ha would path., hare rho our settled at

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Mr. Husaphreye said that in that sage a stately nousiaal
la. would answer ell the purposes.
Ultimately defendant was fined di. sad soots, which be
pea•

A patina. sewed 'saes Lane. was deed la two penal-
ties of 101. kw delaying two lateen .united to bin for
fellresp-.••• fee Shoes daps sad the ether ter dee • ate of
thew wee • lardy *rag a sot to his father'. deathbed.
M. Hairy seittliet ISt felt it seciessery to be the& eaters.
at reap these semis* rot be clinked. Bet stet these
dams were tidy bullet the hill penalties he bad power to
bilk& U. tames" that pubheity *wild be gives to the
sass by the peas% as It night perhaps hare that offset tiehish
the spikes of A. Post-oaks authorities failed to mdse..

WOBARIP-STREET.
Willies Gayle: vet lusty examined sat enastlttiod for
Wel, charged with wilfully murdering hie wife by what-
wisteria( to her ralphate of potato.
The **demos is support of the charge, as taken before the
magistrate and it the coroner's inquest, hie Wes tally re-
ported in this Jamie.

LORD MAYOR'S COURT.7WHITFHOUSE

V. JEBWOOD.

TO 2211 112/1201 07 ran
81M,—Having read a report of this ease in your
piper, I thick it right to say that I did not receive
the 0111011112 in question' on Mr. Whitehouse's emositt, as
represented in your report, bet oa the amount of my own
sliest, Mr. Garden. lb. moan had been recovered la ea
melon brought by Mr. Gordon ageinst Mr. Whitehouse,
and I received it out of lout se Mr. Gordon's attorney in
that action. Mr. Whitehouse, however, than made an
lades& that Kr. Gerdes woe indebted to him is a sum of
7001. and obtained w attmbmsnt anparte, which Wl`,
'erred upon me el the garnish.., sad having discharged'
rayed( of the amount se (sr es my own client was eon
corned, I pleaded to Mr. Whitehouse's attachment.
Having unavoidably alluded to Mr. Whitehouse's affi
davit. I ought to mention that there is another action now
pending aghast Mr. Whitehouse at Mr. Gordon's snit (or
1 recovering 1,4001. and upwards.
Trusting that you will own the letter, I em.
THOMAS JOHN JERWOOD.
17, Ely-plea, Holborn, Oct. 24.