The Express.
London, England, 1856-10-09 00:00:00

GUILDHALL.

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you p until I find out who you are. 1141 sow remand
you for a More period, and you shall thew be remanded
gain until you bring some of yaw friends forward to take
charge of you. You will go back to prison, and have the
advantages of the eleplaia of the prison, and I hope you
will profit hg his advice, and act In a Chrittiaa manner.
The primmer we. then remanded.
MARLBOROUGH-STRERT.
The Rev. G. L'Hermines, teacher of languages, No. 6,
Old Gunner's; appeared before Mr. Bead= on a no-
mow, fte refusing to maintain an illegitimate child, of
whist he was alleged to be the father.
The ease has bees several times postpoeed for the produc-
tion of additional evidence sufficient to eatisfy the magi'
trite that the allegation of the mother was corroborated In
some " material particulars."
Mr. Nadine said that since be had been a magistrate he
had never heard a case with greater mention and at greater
length than that. It was one of those oases in which the
law allowed the woman to affiliate a child twelve months
after It was born, and empowered a magistrate to hear
corroborative evidence and proof of the payment of money
dariag the year. The defendant, it appeared, had shown
repeated seta of kindness to the mother, to every one of
which hie answer was the same, that they bad bent shown
out of elearltabis feelings towards the woons, and from no
other motive. The wieners Sayer had, however, sworn to
the defendant as being the pen°, who for some months
kailedgiage is her house, and lived so the husband of the
meribem, peeing under the name of De Roque. The defend-
eat mlied lie wife to rebut this, but her testimony eotid not
oblogosber be rebid on, u her smarted reason for befriending
the mother oft ether occasions wee not consistent with
probability. Thee there was the material evidence of the
*Wee, Catherine Collies, who not only saw the defendant
flu tko mother of the child mosey, but maw him visit the
mother every week, and go out with the mother into the
passage, who returned immediately with mac smy in her hand
and paid the rest. In addition to the, it was stated that
the defendant made a pudding at the mother's lodgings.
Now was that such conduct as was part of a minister's duty ?
The defendant having claimed credit for his proceedings
ass minister, could it he considered ea an act of lindens to
the woman, sr must it not be considered ae something which
iadleated an interest in the child, the day being its birthday,
rather than a feeling of charity towards the mother?
Taking all the circumstances into consideratioo,andwe ighiag
them catefelly, he was of opinion that the defendant was
the father of the child, and he must make an order an him
to pay 2s. 6d., weekly and *apogees.

MAE:MESONS.
Mr. Jesus W. Howell attended before Mr. Long, to an.
ewer • ummoss, allegieg that by false pretences be had
obtained mosey (261) from John Bashi:lA Leverets*, w 1
latest to defraud him.
Mr. Lewis appeared for the complaisant, and Mr. Her-
ridtfeer the defendant.
h ease WON oat of an thstitation celled " Tbe General
liidastry Life and Fire Assurance and Sick Fund Friendly
Bodily," for live", sarvivonhips, annuities, endowaseate,
loess, &a., sad carrying en basiness at 16, Bucklersbney,
City.
It May be remembered that use time sine* prospectuses
of ale Institution were based, of which Mr. J. W. Howell,
the defendant, was represented to be the manager or *Met
tam mad Mr. George Crolkshask, the artist, tee chairman.
It enrolled amongst he viee-preeidate sad patrons the Earl
of tibefiesbury, the Earl of Harrington, and several other
noblemen, many of whom have since repudiated say eon-
mania with it. A week or two sines Mr. Craikehank
announced through the newepepers that be wu sot the
chairman, whereupon a paper war ensued, in the courts of
which it was alleged that he had beim the chaining, but
that he had retired. Out of these confuting statement' the
present proceedings aroma.
Mr. Herring said that some of the witnesses be had
summoned on the put of the defendant were absent. One
in weedier, Mr. Anthony Peck, of the Times Fire Area
1111101 Casten, was so ill that he could sot leave his loom
(a eon of, Mr. Peck was called to prove this.) Oa thus
grounds he must ask for a postponement.
Mr. Lewis resisted this. He was quite prepared to go on
with his use. He bad summoned several noblemen and
gentlemen, whose name were down on the prospectus as
trustees, but they were not present. He was prepared to
go on, with a view to make out a prima facie Cu., end
thee to ask for a remand.
Mr. Herring urged that whenever readiness such ss that
inhibited by the defendant hod been shown to appear to a
summon., there was no pretence for bail, which was clearly
the object of Mr. Lewis's application. In this ease there
was not o shadow of pretence for recisirieg
Mr. Low). spin urged that no witnesses could alter the
ease. Prospeetusn bad been issued stating that the cowpony
was enrolled, and that be was prepared to contend was •
false pretence. They said that A, B, C, end D were trustees,
and they were not trustees.
Mr. Herring said that the word " they" might or might
not be appropriately employed. It certainly did not apply
to Mr. Howell, the defendant. He bad • complete answer
to the allegatioes made, and he should content himself with

ukleg fort postpacent.ent.
Kr. Long said he had ao elteraative bat to comply with
Mr. Herring's wish. aid ace •raiaply adjourned the farther
Inquiry until nest Wednesday, at ice o'clock.

WESTMINSTER.

George Cole, lately a cab driver, and whoa. stated to be •
deserter from • regiment of dragociee, and G. orge Brown,
also described u • cab driver, were iinaily examined and
committed for trial, charged with having on the morning of
Tuesday week committed • burglary at the King's Arms
tap, New Palacryard, Westmineter.