The Express.
London, England, 1857-10-13 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

The coed eat yeaterday se Clerketraweli, end proceeded
with the ass spplicationa for lirrosea for music and none
and denim nadir the statute 2.3 Hem. It., r. 36—Mr.
Pennell be fte ask. There were 96 applications for the
theme Me mob; and 11 for that for musk and dancing.
The ehelemen dela that oat of 33d houses 111 were for
the wileamsrawbead d Wbdischatiel, Shadweil, and Wspping.
There mire 6 Ism spylkelleme for home Ia Whitecliapel,
10 in It. Gessrf the-Itest: there were 7 for limners for
be in es serest is the latter pariah, and the licensee
liteenhe the liesteema were ae many se thole distributed over
the rest et the patty. He repotted an observation he made
et
the *dog et the meet on Thursday last, that steps would
he Woe by the bserit to press persona going about. as
Ilse wawa* awn Imineile porn= to make thew application.,
Est. :=Hel theLlteidm .me Ofietierrice
yew ti
et the %eh a men.. was mast reprehensible,
sol east not betshister!. .

In a ems which came before the mart. an appliretion by
Dodd V. the petition set forth that an information
WI Men Ind spirt him by a common informer, for giving
sanded s•taOsbttr In hb house without a bombe, and In
wawa le the Chainese, Waren naiad that ha had to pay
the illersew, • poses mimed Newton, 161., to compromise
k, the asses wile the MI he Irma mulcted of lit. Re
mind the newt I. prober him from bah extortion by great-
beta • Innen He wee a beer-selkr, and had given
wen see yaws without the license. The application was
vise&
esetebee ere the imam who was called to prove the
anises sislol, is swear be the Chairman, that he we. em•
*yid le do as by Mr. Reynolds, end nteeived lib. for the
servism Mewl est el sinew but what Mr. Reynolds charged
tplete=libl he osell mat y. Mr. Reynolds had 36 sp-
en the list.
Ai applient ebbed, Ant lie Midas had been diernibed,
as tees* theathere wow that the pones 1141014 Newton
had elsidned 4e. Id. bum him, by balm; that dud WU
the grew ebergis be was Ow die gogliostioe, and produring
• isliar-whieb in mid Ins tasted easel from the Secretary of
pWa marremy. H. thso Rs herd ewe, and that New-
Ye might ki In Ina a Mind•Mg money under false pre-
lam
Nowlin mid hem& as sigh regresentation, and the let-
ters ha Erse/ woe an. from the Rome Wilco, and one from
OW Chime larisit, to him. A certain person (Reynolds)
bed hiss ping ahem representing that be Moue was
authoring Os Naha the applamuons in the district of the
Tows" Imiels, and the Chairman and the Sre retery of State
were willow is, end it Irma the answer. received that ha
slowed, hi pore that he wee sot Addy authorised.
Mr. Pearsall asked him how he dared to ehow hie letter,
to eignmst that it authorised him in my way whatever ?
Newlin mid he only showed it to prove that sonishetty elm
rose entherielL
Mr. Peessll wild this grievous state of Sheep would he
rewind Mine wet Nosebag day and with impel is the
Mgr el Me wide Newton hod, et wan ss were is
ow and b him. It sheen' that when a seknow-
lodged sr annesesi • LW, bra • amen, thew woe no
Irwin dm swerwenlsse of that might be mots of what
wets.
Newly dm while of Uwe Brener were refined.
aspeang ss applimatim made hy Mr. Heigh on beha'r
ef Lewis Guiessill, hi • Ilimass for a notaurant at Saville-
hone% Liesitsr-esimme, Ile. Bodkin, who we instructed by
Mom AD" Mr the parochial authorities of Saint Ass,
Wennisatn, .hewed that the recant diarlosaree es to the
mete deem d the primelyel thoroughfares end Owns of
public mist is the =nem& seemed to indicate that the I
time bed arrived when the inmeatabie Nate of things in this
respect made it isewmiesit um the government to obolker
whether the evil wild set be emstrolled by arrangems•M
aashwens is the d itimilmiel rinse, where probably, M
preportien te the pepsisliss, there was an equal, east
roam, amount of Mom sod deprevity, but when my re-
rotting exhibition of beasksid w=sii• to= Wean
was solumown. Tim teemed Irf es-
gesmieg as wool hope that a selMet Mundt rowingsad
end imprimme ward not be thought wadsmielsg the M-
inas alio nmsglenatem of the mistropoillsia wbogy.
The Hems ens mimed
• Nor win pruned for magi, and dancing to the
St Zweig Rail Company, is the wow of Bad eminville
end Mr. Baring, se trustee, for the St. Jamie Mall, Rifell-
stila. FIR music only to the Idmd Mem Timm,
itanover-strest, Islington, the sews to the Reemmtry
Branch Teem, Sheppertos. west, Islington ; the awe to
the Victoria Tavern, breve-road, Ilethnal-green . the maim to
the Primes ef Wales Tavern, Boone? eroad, %%rinds-park
the mums to tit Cemislhece, hablitiion Rooms, V, bells
Meek Ildgesreeesd the gems to Pollard' • Wmtwork
hafts loon., 180, Edgware-rod: the ewe to the Min-
=Castle Taws, Morningtoneoad, Reguit's-park. For
sad among to Henri Laurent, 63r the
Pbillisnneeds Rooms. Newman-street, 0 dud-stmt. For
meek poi —/o the Glutei, Elisalsittiodreet. (room s ;
the ems be the Marquis Cornwallis, Olit Ford-road, Bow ;
the or to the Old flees Colts, Old leid•roed ; the was
to the Three Noma T Pearlostreet , the sem le the
Cherry-tree. St. Lemsrd's.rosit, Bromley , the mime to the
/trembly Howe Tavern, Kentish-town Om I. the
Victoria Tavern, Boundary-nial, It=feteed • the awe
to the Rem end Clligh•stnet, Bromley ; 'Massa= te
the North Pels, North-road, Islington ; the ens be
the Bell, 11Massieseit, idemontoo. For MUM and
to the Immiiiy Bmink Ihneell-street, Ooodem=
sad kr awls enly, ths •Mal Tama, ISt. John s•wood.
The sewmd ewpW sua arm were Mr. ILAlkin,
Mr. Matealle, lllr.Mien, Mr. BM^ Mr. Uttlisrd, and Mr.
Poland.

TEE POLICE COMTE

MANSION-ROUSE.

.tek, Prop klm and Initials der', who had been several
times remsailed up= • charge of having forged and uttered
• cheque for 9701., with intent to defraud the Halms Bask
of London, .are spin brought before the Lord Mayor.
Mr. A. J. Johnston apposed in support of the Prosemdamt.
Mr. Lewis, jun.. attendarl an the part of Franklin, and Mr.
Humphreys for Keep.
Mr. Johnson mid he was not in • position to offs say
farther midis°, strainat Keep, who was discharged.
Franklin was then fully committed for trial to the Central
Criminal Court.

J a man of about thirty yearsof age, who
Mat been for a kW time past kno•n to the prdlco no a
tui-
terw about banking bowies for the purpire of committing
felony, no. horgerl under the following eireum-tances
Michael lloydoo, the detretr.e .aid —About half-pact
twelve o'cl.• k to-lay I now the prisoner in Walbrook. Ho
bowed as he pawl' me, and stopped. I mired hau his busi•
nese in the Coty, • previous knowledge of his (Lora:ter in-
during me to put that question to him. Ho replied tint he
hod merely eome to dine there. Knowiou that only a short
time ago he had Leen turned out of a banking houee in com-
pany with a convicted thief, I told Lim I thought he had
other object. than that of eurniog to dine, and reiptestol him
to gee nut of the City. He reflood to do an. saying that hu
had &perfect right to oome in owl nut of the Cov aa often as
he pleased, and that he bad done nothing, and should not go
away. I repeated my request, telling him, at the came time,
that if be snit totaled in Me refusal to leave I should take
him into custody. lie again reliant, upon which I rope-nod
him to accompany me to the station house. Ile mid " What
for ?." I told birn I should charge him with Ling a sus-
pected person. and with loitering about for the p.12.1..50 of
committing a felony. Ile stroogled violently, after
some difficulty. I took him to the station-house. found
upon Li. preena ;;old watch and chain, and some money.
The Lod ;11.1)or—I suppose you took this step by way of
precaution, from • previom knowledge of his elm:atter I'
Hayden— I did, my lord. I knew him. He has been here
cm apewriollll
The Lord Mayor Liked the prisoner whether he wished to
Say anything
PAINISET lat the officer rye is pinfectly corrct. I
Mel Awe to dine at the ordinary at Shopson's. (laughter.)
I=plead Harlon as I was Mood* at the door, sod I
at Wyo. Ile mid, "Halloo. Tommy, what are you
Alai is the City T' I replied " I'm going to base some
dime at Siolpoon'o." He rid, " You mast go and dine
sleswheire." I refused to do ao, upon which he took MO into
custody.
The Loot Mayor—What are you
Prisoner—By trade l'en Odanit.k.
The lard Mayor---I should advise you to follow your lee-
timdte trade, and imp out of the City. Our officer was per-
hely jutrilled in taking you into custody. It am ears that
on a previous ncession you have been turned out of a banking
bonm when you were fa conspaey with a reputed thief.
Cedar obese circumstances the Aker hatroceted paw right in
what ha bee dowse.

Brett, soother detective Okra, said—My it is only
tree moths see I tumid the yeistairr out of ltiiihin-leas.
He ase then hanwiag about the hankion-Mmes or liieste.
Williams, Deacon, cud Co, with • wiputsil duet.
The Lard Idayar—lthdraigh your casthast has bees of a