The Express.
London, England, 1859-02-28 00:00:00

GIJILDgAItL.

Mr. T. Smith end /W. B. eie; aattended on their owe
recognisance, before Sir P.O. Moan, having been summoned
to answer the charge of ®lawfully comparing to defraud
Mr. John Bradley, an litethatatit and insurance agent, of
Manchester, of bills of exchange to the value of 9,0001. '
Mr. Lewis, jan., of Ely-place, attended for the prosecution,
and said that since the het hearing of the case the defend-
ants had come forward in a moat honourable and straight-
forward manner, and ghee explanations which were perfectly
satisfactory. Ths WI. had been given back, and the com-
plainant cow believed that the defendants bad no fraudu-
lent intention whatever in obtaining those bills In the drat
instance. Hs therefore had no further evidence to offer in
this matter, and is withdrawing from the charge he also
vdahoi to withdraw any herniation of fraud which might
have bean thrown egg spina the delishinte in the coarse of
tame
Mr. LlNVirs, the Ma ef Mmes. Hants and Lewis. of
the Old Jewrry, odd he did net sneer en Nose gide, bet es
he was the soldier to the width bed has called in
greets In this natter, he atlae6i to rebel their interests,
me Mat esespany did net meld of Mr de dawn alone, but
many Wier highly rsepernsMe rather' wens also connected
with It. With regard to the pedals el the aempsny. which
bad been stated as insolvent, he whited the public, if they
took soy interest in the natter, to haw that the sem 44'
4 0001. irepl•al had been polltapbud seek and that the
sham had been taken ugly swam eeergeny and wen ore
being sold at per, and a large braless dere with lie=
Mr. Sleigh, fog the defendants, old he wee bay
to go on with the outs, as he Ind a perfect mow to the
but if the tecesenter deelhad to pound, and would
w rimy lamina= of trend agalaa his cheats, be
bed nothing further to an
We If. O. Moon end, the proesintre sot Wag in attend-
ance, and his solici•oe having withdzaws the charge, he could
not entertain the ass any further, and he time gas disa4t444d
the anemone.

lIIARLSOROUGH-STRZIT.
A your man of French family, who, In the wares of
the following strange application be made to Yr. Bingham,
the sitting magiettate, gave the name Mahler, sad midi he
resided In Broad-street, stepped into the winters box, evi-
dently under the influence of extreme melancholy. In
he is spore end thin, his cheeks sautes, end his otenplarlaa
pale. He commenced by infonaut, the court that he wee •
mood,
sedßingerh iztho,..dofecoanni:ainsoneshiszob.n.dhow mettlwere
he sensed • very lively one.
Applicant—l same your worship that it to • feet. I 'meow
nothing bet • eorpse I (Here he e'onptell hie visage and
glared et the snagi•trate)
Mr. Blogerra--.111 I nen say la that year Mende aught to
am yea, with se little delay as paellas, decently Waned.
Cr yea make known your wiebee
Altt replied that he was and the Inflame el "bite
tot
YrMighaem told him he need be radar no appeeheankla
fns yeah spirits as he heegteed.
Ms. Albert, the interpreter, who happened to be in mart,
mid he bed told bin the ems, sad Net the only imp pride
woe trembled with here woe the teeth imp.
waplieant after:Ede eaplatasdir wahrar %lim y
aeighboar, ow Mr. —, who —, the sere
sleet, who kart la his beak prim a deed belly, eed bed,
by diveymee, anneseed hem his the dried gebeiple,
ng We kin, ia ezehenge, the dead teem Ur Menet
r= arl *daft egane had helm rig ea ken kg-
het. limb( beet aet the menneerie mans be bad
due been te reds, end elberpisese at the edatiaent, think-
ing the Clinnat between Yowl eoliths body wad ea to Ms
pagan wanM aratrelies the abet, hat ford Massif hes-
, einibly draws beak es meek walla It. nese Watson is
weer Mr. Abet weds knows that the applicant was, le •
believed, ewe on ell ether pekte, add the way to deal with
W wen te berm his se the aele ; mod afterwards, seam
retbminenesseemggesathni. le enakeyeer to rally dr ink
him ad el hie
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ILioppiimd whited the tesgisteale would dietacheat
him *ma *a meamerie ethos ; far it this vie sot dam be
mat* &eat he obliged to • ap the ghost
ahrdly sal tehl that his wilt theeld be
with, tad thee he would %oda, perceive the War
mt la his repel per fellow lee time
man greatly comforted, , ea he went, that the bi-
lerpreler had himself beat'"=p sheeted, bat had now
magesred the terrible &ma, ea eesertion which, it le
seereily ameseary to add, the lateryester ettely repudiated.