The Express.
London, England, 1857-07-20 00:00:00

WORSHIP-STREET.

SCANDALOUS ASSAULTS AND LUMP PENALTIES.
Abide lfasiesk, a powerhi eed reillsolly-looldng
heibre Ide.ined, with the following
awl violent
:am reit*, the die et • tradsaman in
ihe City-real, and wlis in very delicate
lwahh, dated that or ihe prim @ming, while
Vaisloe! Bishopipiedisset, Is cesapany with
ltesband, the defesiest. IMMO the alighted
weld big taken of lain by than at a mod nasism and-
the trait and Mink is a New on
et with in
hie elandtal it On had weft* isind
lbws dime in that bet um Iy, barn seedini bed-
need, einbeel ; the vioinee, bonnet, in Min she
bed boss salneesd by the delirium *denims& psederamay

blr: a Gems* walinerd the show shimming.
W. ea dim sada to the " alodsid" *seas,
MsNile having Me 4114 ishathat with then
etestehies west the Bedew Ceastbe . He ad-
vise bin le be=rlbledZely le the
bat is riles* away trees the saw,
Mt hastited of
hied hishiStiri dra, while he steeped le pkt
it up. Mod him 4U the user the lilt
The pais trees this ins so szowive that ho weld soample.t
stain WOO, for teach it with a teed.
peke sib the mewed was perfectly tegniseat of
idwit he wee dabs at 'tightly tot liquor . his cowlace
I was we* itspesis.
litr. Irlysesere big the dekadaat, who ceavieedy a-
zwerked thee be badso wweiketka shout the =sitar, ho
would Ire ht. H.. es twisty-ewe days' irepriseasisat for
1 welt (elate, they wont very row etwaolts.

(THIS DAY.)

FALKIRK BURGHS.—MR. MERRY UNSEATED.
On the meeting of this committee, to-day, Sir John
Pakington, Dart., In the chair,
The Chairman after the committee had consulted together
wens time with rUsed doors, announced that in the opinion of
the osomirelttlet: the cgs already proseutehd appeared to be so
rt that
wi ad_peereayty to ask the called upon,
lwfbdr theout
artot:gg member
to sal mlismsepp rebut the ateteetenta made.

fid:riT•hiti;;tiiisgai,;;Qi of the Tight hon. gen-
tismaktic his rather by surprise; and hr was not prepared
WWI ',Awes as the instant. He therefore hoped the cow-
males wadi giw hiss a few minutes to consult with his
Asst.

The Chehem rid that there could be no objection what-
ever to the prepselelem of the learned counsel.
Yr. Jima in crew to ell up the limo, then called a wit-
nso! named Alvedar Id 'Laren. _ _

Xr. Plies abaft afterwards returned to the committee-
sod Natal tint they were not prepared with evidence ;
eel In bet they hit the ease m s.roog worst them that
they sheeld leave It as It stood in the hands of the com-
mittee.
Mr. Jame., upon this, said he should not proceed with the
mach stronger case of the other petitioner, and would waive
his right of mly.
Mr. hinn the waived his right of sAdressing the com-
mittee.
The

mu then rimed; and, after some
delibresileg Ilta relies were again called in, and the Chair-
ing imismsui ChM Mr. Kerry was nut duly elected, h►siag
lea Oar, Ibringh his agents, of bribery and treating.

MALDON:

Tho committee re-awlembled this morning at eleven
o'clock, when the examination of Mr. O. W. Die/by waa
rammed.

Payne, Mayor of Msldols, woo next called, sad de-
nied all the alkgstions made with reference to the peat he
took in the election.
The landlord and landlady of the Wellington In deposed
ma to an entertekunent at their hones to persons brought
there by Mr. Riley on the eve of the nomination.
The evidence was Jost concluded, and Mr. Phien wee
ansionlng up when one report Wt.