The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-21 00:00:00

ST. PANCILIB WORKHOUSE.

otria the lest fro fart a select committee of
d the Mesa= et the Po • r Pancras has
rts. "..
unrting Pima Markham, as to the °®a ne
data ad other sialars anameted with the
Yea a the stores dad se Oa beams; rralt-
hes to.. ths ,i Is sienik ef arm ef the
am ealsnive el paella,
amid is for a ray fried thatu a
ha oar hes
papasted la ay dabs asehlishasa. It apses that the
elmoderealas bed a areas susaisia, afee the neat lavent-
sada at• the
el desrapsesia IMIGI regardthe is the nast
Cas ear
with the mike pane la nerldnan that the
awn Ay non p arasoltare die them dr ea the
thane ef the imam d the workloads, sal a dr-
esadere Inausieed • Id days ago to walnut
tha seeplens. Mr. Ifteekbek a director of the,u_poor vas
(=sr Ids edt, in a public
11= vas asessisd by • dinardtM
vedthatia dal sad be amid spoth • few maids m IdeL
On Ms dessai as we eldet dr panes in goad_ nand
Yet In wiled istabenha W mina.. to mai
no Ash bad lea peie wAt yeses at IL war
Irselasna m the shape of phistadisi the dam sod had
dtlls aarW, kr whirl • Indy nerhot skim. eat d
dam Me an liaised On take wearidim red ea lir.
Inshan what he bed h as" In Mama Wyatt
sal the churalaseans. that sundara
stall int they led their sapiskas it sem dam dot
sash vas to. ern It it eat domed pralest at
ave /Waft I• Madanues aide Wee ths
Istee. ha Ain* hr tnospised to prey* that •
spa= el rebbery sad phobia hes been prong oa, which
A tinsont, it is bthevel, l• womb 612,0001. per seam.

Cliorsaez. Ilts Jews Orreux.—The circumstance
of this sags, of hefty or ihotarie moldier, being jrist
ailed tea son and moot Meek sad delicate aphery of
seam hi commend et Disetres, my invest with some in-
bred the Miming NOM nem a IsMor writton by one who
Items him well. se he din ales the ethergestlemen alluded
to ,—" How much the Me Wagon ,d, the political
onensdeeloom for fisessiM moil him enjoyed the honours
that await his friend' J=46.oegnigot Chevalier Beyond
of the Hest. as be le Mee rue et can.
rrywoella. Boyd had Mined • 018105,1114inses of Outrun
M a lad. He used to into the y metier, in his own
h." Pit humor:"... style. mews his tennis at Poortah
end fimettuak. ' I cent peemede that ham, Oldram. of the '
gnat talents be preemie. If we It's le sae it, we etiell
Sad kin • greet dipkenetistose well se • peat general.'
Oftes did Boyd, when moistest to Sir Henry I'i, in
the min circle et the residency, give out his aagrW ires
=Ostrom, is which the bras Chimes
cosemed. A good somitite me toM by lAdoe
a rather extraordinary maw, or almost reooreho, he had '
an ens omens' with Out.., when the Ileum wee one of
the seeteetarim to government at Bombay. The rircum-
stance is well known of Ontrent, who had most chivelrmely
rolesteered to the general for the baseedoos service, arriving
at Smoky with deepatehes from the army tar • victory—
having, Mimed no a nation, passed thrmigh hostile loba—
te het, accomplished • journey of many weeks, under oir-
curnateame of such peculiar peril nod adventure. which, if
ever equaled, certainly ware never surnamed. Ito reached
Ilembey at midnight, and made his way to the abode ,at
Boyd, then secretary la the Persian department. It. effected
se entrance to his friend's bones, but not wishing to disturb
the household. quietly betook himself to the secretary's
studio, rolled hietatlf up in a tiger's thin, and wee soon, poor
fellow, ee may be easily conceived, in • state of oblivion
after the passieme, by • Good sad Sold,' of the previous
de
weeks. The secretary bed work to do at an early
boor. and amordingly repaired to his sanctum, when lo
sad behold • huge mem presented itself to the astounded
emetary. Few tea had shot more tigers then Boyd, end
no the heap on the ft air pimento& both ocularly and orally,
evident proofs of Middy, the dirk, the rifle, the meml, all
flashed serum hie mind as be viewed something of wtooh
mood the mum tiger there could be no doubt. Fortu-
nately for the future hero of Khooshab, Boyd merely epplied
hi. foot, when out rolled the unwashed and tumluarn
`Jemmy Outran: "—Limped Albion.
DEATH OE QV UtTERMASTES TI:11.0CII. —The
fnen4 Of ..ore, of the 27th of July mys. —"At the last cu-
p gement with the Miele, the 78th Highlanders loot two
men killed, and fourteen wounded—one mortally, since dad.
Few Tama, the quartermastervergeant, was amungat the
loittr, sod died. poor fellow from the effects of hie woutds
to • flew hones, deeply regretted by the whole regiment."
Mr. Tulbeth was • native of the village of Moin-
es= of New Tailed, Roes-shire, and eon of Mr. Witham
'taloa three. He enlisted in the 93rd iltghlthdere
Os which his father served during tkes American
wee in 181.5 ma wounded end taken primmer) in the spring
of 1142, end • few mouths thormiter jollied the 78th, then
maw orders foe India. Maytag *erred hi. country, and
the harming fatigue. of foreign service for the
of twelve yams, he returned in the summer of 1°,54 to
depot in Chatham to 111 the office of paymmteosergoutt,
but two mouths dm his arrival fresh drafts were °Mood
Sw lad* aryl he eared to ratans. Prior to hie leaving,
however, be Tilted his friends and hie Owe of birth, end on
the 31:16 September manberked foe India, where he Iwo
died the death of • soldier. lorrenase Cowetr,
1 Tut etatiert-MAKE.u.s' Sinitie.—At the Liver-
, pool police-coed, en Saturday. before Mr. J. S. Alanalsid,
the et ifs:mita/2y negistrate, John G Mil the, 80. Warbw,
James Rime. Jame Han* and William M•Sldlen, +me
flan=cader • weivent with having, on the 17th init.,
sod totkoilotles, tadotwows• Si, force ono Welter
Ya., as., • jounwyors eanst-nisker, employed by
Thum Bradley rot sib" to deport from hie mid living
end elleptloyment, contrary Is the statute (8 Gee. IV., c. 129,
LS). Mr BRWLInte appeared fte the prosecution, and Mr.
Oieway, barrister. for the diefesee of the pioneers. Mr.
91.1111111 r, in stating the me, said the charge against the
was that of forcing, by throne and intimidation,
LbsaseZploWoot, Walter John Steven., from his
enaploymeet The prisoners were calainet-matere. Since
the 9th of May last • combination amongst the journeymen
lied shwa° put a stop to the budeem of the cabinet-makers
of Liverpool. and the trade had bolt eompelkd to import
bands from all pasta of the country, and to lead week oat to
various p! mi., being tumble to get a cornettist' in LiVel7ooll,
Mem the persons who had nommenced and carried oat this
movement hod emended parties who bad been brought to
Liverpool from a .ontioutus their bruin... There was in thin
and other UMW in the country en organised conspiracy, for
the pup tee of endeavouring to wring from the :misters
their nen term, na he wriald Move in the case of the
complainant, employed by Mesas. Bradley. from *hem
wore they eodeavourod to drive hire. Mr. Bradley,
being in want of bandit, succeeded in obtaining from Ply-
mouth a number of men, twang whom wits the totoplainant,
On his arrival lay steamer, at Liverpool, he wee mot by
mew of Or taco on strike, whet gave bid A wooden, and
induced Lou to return to Plymouth; but his father, who
had come tv Liverpool front Plymouth, awl entered upon
work, use ar.cry with him, and insiettd upon Lin return.
He came limb. and met to werk at Mysore. Bradley's. On
Ttisiroisy be was smog to Lis iliOneT, when he was met by
the live • um., who Aar-mead d him, and Griflitba
threat that he *amid have t.l. If.• il be did suit keep
Ilesere. Bradley'• • rviee. M•Mlit, n we, en officer of the
Journeymen'. 11...,w melon, a F.. sty the ultiret of which
was to preened work. B from biting :Loonier. to, or eon.
timing wash, ilmir • toplot ear 1 tit I hooters Bowe, lieni.,
end Bog Warder woo re nien air. lad rum Irvin Plymouth,
end taken onvloyment in Ili, .11 .t.. of Meese.. Bradley, a-
toning at the time on advent...' 161. On Mooday, scoom-
Clby tio a 'hi r priemers. they wont to t!.e oh+ p, paid
ete% v the Ird, orttoK t.. blur. sot s.lllillein then,
is Kr. liordev's presence, paid the three can 51. each, to
male them to eke awe), twat took and thine, from llr.
Ilnedley's. On Thursday the dos prisoners met the corns
pithiest, and thrmtened hie in the meaner he had dame'.
Kr. Bremner then coiled Walter John Smote., enteral
seeker, Kr. Bradley, and several other trimmer., whe more
Iles folly bore out thus ostemeet, and Mr. Ildsralleid own-
milted the primer. fee trial, Mimed with coespireey. They
VIII Milted to bail thensealme in 201. each, with two tem
tie of 19'. owl In the course of hie emnimlim Mr.
Deeetry. foe the pompom of showier tkot this Wilt* woo
the ninority of the workmen. es Merles upon
Itraly of &lbw.. powdered a !id of journey en
ow., aster, in the enuetry. It emnprised 60,0011 osok of
whom old, 1.000 Weer meridiem of the uweriation. In law
,i,....r, be mil, there o ere GM adduct u. titers, 70 of whim
say won amobers of the essociatlon.