The Express.
London, England, 1859-01-22 00:00:00

ItABIBION-110IIIL

WO/Hem Drew % Miss Datatad. albs leak Ake=
and John tog. wile Mee beat wend Woes
charged with having 4efrauded • greet number ddogre,
bonus of geode to large extent, were beat/tit belay the Leal
Moyne for float zit:lntuition, Hem sod fill:inlaying shady
bees fully omena:ted. At the Yet examination the telecalee
wee nand* fee the payees of etleding Mr. Sow
iptz Oa Nakao, kw tbe presecution, en opportunity el
ate the evidence, with • view of supporting a charge
of
kr.regeapheity• now said be was not in a condition to
tads • diem of postopirecy against the primoners, but
had vireeleed sore mdditional etetiments with retereum to
Mgr se to lie kaowledge that the goods obtained from SOW*
Of the weretioneee had been obtained fraudulently. He argued
that Megan vas guilty of harbouring end of Wag soceesory
situ the fact to the feboy committed. It had some to hie
knowledge that • pent n maimed Benjamin Potholer, who was
• lodger in the hoses, 49, Orees•etnet, we caa ocemidon,
heard a couversatica haven Megan aid Kap, what the
baser sussed the formers( laving pawned some dike dohs
property, said altered the agues as the duplicates from their
origimi mama& to a lesser as.. The learaed gentleman
cited fa support of hie procceition the cue of the Queen
v. Chappell, 3rd Carrie/tan and Payne, p. 363.
The L.rd Mayor ukt that after bearing the nature
of additional evidence proposed to be 'adduced, he
wee still of opinion there woo not sufficient to
caws( Megan w,th the other prisoner in the
wasaission of the various °theme imputed to them.
Hems therefore would be discharged, but would
be liable to be apprehended again if further eadenai 'mid be
bees& agaicat Lim ; and the oatsr prironora would shad
filly committed, as bebre.

BOWSTREET.

Closi Imit-LT 10 MK.. SELIII AT 111/7 •TaAiD

Mr. Selby, the woll.kooma comedies, applied la Mr.
Floury for advice, u to the comae by whi.•h be moat/ oblate
Mau for ea °aline committed on Mn. Selby led ma-
lag by use yawn coma (oaken he believed) who am*/
a private box.

Mr. Henry—Did you witness It yoarself 1'
Mr Selby—N,., but ray wife is here.

Mrs. Selby here came forward sal steed that at the sos-
me•ceme•t of the performances kat evening, r soma ea she
epptered o• the stage, sod before she began to •peak, •
large funereal wreath of Immortallea, marked wit► • black
mom, was thrown ma the stage at her MR She
was very intk.k eh eked, and ler agdatko was la-
mmed by the excitement of the andiseee, whet died for
the a:palate• of the offenders. Presently • Imre wreath
wee thrown. She to3k it op s•d ludlg•a•dy threw it Into
the metre, She was so conch egitated that else wee matte
to proceed, and was otAiged to sit down. The warm then
tnetsted me the ejection of the persons who had them the
wreaths, and Mr. dwitol....roogb., the manager, pet than out,
Mr. Henry—l will great • wetre•t foe the stmenit If you
know the names.

Mr. Selby—Mr. SlCAnhoreash Us 'beards of two of them.
Mr. Swanborough cud that the aside had been given to
hlm on the coalition 'bat he eboald allow an oppoitunil
of apology before making wee of them. He felt that
he could not take upon Memel( to accept any
apology on the part of Hrs. Selby, but he said he would
give the gentlemen till 12 o'clock this day to make an apology
to 1f... Selby ; but if she was not then satisfied he would
take proceedings. They egad him to pledge his word
that he would not give up the cord before that time, sad he
prank!.

14. Ilimsy—But it is now only a gamin put 11.
Mr. Ihraaboroagh— Our object is to oacertain from your
eroeublp, before the interview with throe goatlemen at 12
o'clock, .bat course 1 aro to take it they fall to make
eltielectory
Mr. Heary-1a that rem I will grant
Walt.

far dui

Mr. Swasborongh dated that mano legal guabinia
ereasgat the audience beil uteenannediai kin Unt toOre
them io chugs lac tha wash, though that w the tioli
oho audience. Thai sight potalbly alkge 11at any car
ordered thanaalves resided to throw bouquets at the stage,
lad that *ay c.)naidared iho wreath In that light.
Mr. Haery—ltia not seal t bongoeta at the coat-
aracomeat oho perforneuttou

Mr. Brotaborough—Cirtidsly sot ; sad if ws allowed this
is go withnot 'rotten, we sty often have Ilmt young tans
main to the house, sod creels( ditartmsua. Last alight
titan Bright ► too beta maw seekket, foe is, swasass
band gnat art.ir ativt quasi he pawns wits had haws
•s
wreath., awl pest orepaths be Mo. Beley. The
misuse was so gnat alw coshed ad spa be sem dm.
114. 9esy—Dil you see them throw the wisatha►
Mr. Ifirmassough—No; my sneaks was Med Is It by a
Mead who law machos with me to frost.( all kW. 1
W WM Yam at Mat what bad bees Wows es the stage, hat
sa els IS b the dap I Mad that a was
MO of as watalks awl is Frame at kaarsla sad
•sa Ma wpm I ass bMs baabssier, sad dr
@bad !la as sal us Woe *NM elaileasa lull tint 1