The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-08 00:00:00

BOW-STREET.

A solicitor, who inio;r=d—icemag laterite (Mr. Jardine),
that ha was the legal sdriser of Meson. Mansfield and Co.,
the builder., who lately instituted proceediage against a man
named Crispin= Batchelor, for threatening Cal of their
workmen, attended to stale the mitres it was proposed to
Mks in that matter.

He reminded the court that Mr. Henry had adjourned the
cam in order to give Messrs. Mansfield en opportulity of
taking advice r to the propriety of proceeding under the
cat et George IV., and their decirion yr to be intimated to
the court. He had carefully oresidered the matter, and was
quite sue that the act would apply to this case and to others
of a like nature. At the arm owe it was thought that the
ore having originally been brought keihre the
tenet on • pare warrant, acting upon which the
magistrate could only hold the prisoner to bell, it would be
• somewhat Minh proceeding to very the form of the
charge at Mb Mega so as to bring it under an act which gave
the magistrate summary powers of imprisonment. More-
over, as the complainant Smith had not reu annoyed sire
the case virsa brought before Mr. Hoary, it err hoped that
the proceeding on the peace warrant might be sufficient for
his protection. At the same time Mears. Mansfield wished
it to go forth that they were determined to protect their men,
and that if anything of this sort were repeated they would
take proceedings, sot in the way they had done on this coca-
lion, but under the more stringent trot-Won+ of the act of
George IV.
1 Mr. Jardine—Then you don't rah me to do enytbiog

fkainiiottor—No, air. When the CS/1/ again cornea Were
Mr. Heavy I gull content myself with applying to have the
non held to bed to keep the peace.

L&MBETU.

James Golding. a harTyZiet-di—ng--ioang fellow, dressed in
the most approved style of a cenntry dealer, and who lives at
No. 10, South-street, We!worth, was placed at the bar
before Mr. Elliott, on a charge of obtaining six shillings by
false pretences.
Mr. J. F. Ranoom, a gentleman residing at College Ville,
Belvidere-road, liorwood, deposed that on Wednesday maim-
ing lad, soon after leaving home, he met the prisoner haek-
ing roma fowls, and be smelted him to buy • pair, represent-
ing that be had been in the habit for yore of hawking fowls
about the neighbourhood. Wimas told him he did not went
any just thee, bat that se he was in the habit of supplying
prices in the neighbourhood he might call at his home,- and
if such things were wanted they should be purchased of bim,
and gore him his address that he might know whore to call.
Ba.reh Ranger, orient to the last witness, said that on
the Wednesday morning the prisoner called at the holm
' and add that about a quarter of en hour before a gentleman
he met et the bottom of the bill purchased a pair of fowls
from him for 64., end desired him to take them to hie house
and receive 6e. Believing his representation, she (winter)
took the fowls end paid him the 6.., and on the return of her
master the fraud was discovered, and the fowls were found
to be so old as to be perfectly worthier,. luformation was
given to the pollee, sad the prisoner was apprehended.
An attorney who attended for the prisoner croesexaminsd
the witnerree with an eareesteees that might lead to the be-
lief that his client was labouring under a most unjust imp-
tattoo, though it was quite apiarist to all who beard the
charge said the evidence that the contzery wee the feet.
Two or three tradesmen gave the prima", • good cha-
racter up to the present time, and Mr. Elliott remarked that
the worst pert of the oboe wee the extraordinary detente
setup.
The procreator said it was not his wish to press the matter,
and the magistrate, afoar a serious caution as to his future
conduct, theolterged the prisoner.

Tug LATS BURGLARY AT NIWCASTLZ.—A slight
clue bus born ob,alaed to the audacious burglary is the
Arcade at kiewatatle. The cafe in which the valuable goods
In the eatablfehoter were kept wad packed up by the bur-
glen In • pesos of new eaavar, and yesterday the rigUaat
deseetivre arowtained the .bop where the ewers was pur-
ebred, end morsherled the woman who bought it.-14to-
etude Ciro,

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