The Express.
London, England, 1857-08-04 00:00:00

ELECTION COMMITTEI

DROGHED,
The committee re-assemble(

-11;;.11rst witness examined was
Mr. Bernard Kelly, the auditor,
ticwaccounts, and awd the expenses
to 326/. 10a.

crem•examination he said, t
ematetnerit prevailed at the last
1847, although there was
to property, but in 1847 a
was present. The eonetituenci
Totem, who were chiefly resid
he did not think a contested electiot
Lmot or 1,300/. He wee not
Moore would have had a mejarity
printed in the contest.
Mr. J. T. Rowland, a voter, a
end election agent to Ceptein ti
his windows on the evening o
but be went out, knocked dews
rat went away. The mob afterwe
homey but, to drive them off, 1
11•Cann. lie had a brother who •
beaten. With regard to the occur
day, and on the previous, the wain
dence of the previous witness.
Creaceitaminod by Mr. rhino—
pensation and got it, but he did
10e. He thought from the gun
would be about 21. Hia lath
and before the election his n
strike. There was an indictment
oompirscy. Witness acted for Mr
peeler, in 1847. He had to put
before he paid him. At the
did not know that the voters
were escorted to the poll by ti
that he himself was the moo
town on that occaaion he was awl
villa himself had to be protected byl
the last election, and bad now vol,.
dame. By " • certain party" bet
" The Father Tom party."
Edward Finley, re-called, stated
by two sons of the members, sod I
because he was afraid of
Mr. Gong there who followed I
“.Won't you vote for Mr. M'Cann
c ss. worth of drink."
The evidence was proceeding wh
DUBLEs

The ocanmittee
Mr. Heal= in the chair.
William Browne, a vintner, al
was examined this morning in sup
the petition. The latter witnese
when our report left.

THE POLICE
THIS DA

MANSION-RC

Ann Brown, the wife of Mr. Ed.
the Ship public house, in Little
by her husband with having or
which he said he watt sure she
carry Into execution. " She
tonal. man, " been my ruin
of her drunken babita. On Monde
she struck me in the face, broke f
basin, and threatened to cut my
the worst danger from her violence
Alderman Hale—She wee intoxi
Mr. Brown—She was. I believ
She haw never been sober for the I,

T
Alderman Hale—lt is • most de
a young woman of respectable app
respectable man, should addict het
PM. Have you anything to say
Defendant—No, nothing at all.
Alderman Hale—You must f
each to keep the peace towards yo
for the space of six calendar mouth
Defendant—Then I must go to
George flyers was charged with
The assistant to Mr. Prew, of
Saturday afternoon the prisoner c
having snatched a pair of troliaer
with them. I followed him as fee
• him in Petticoat-lane with the tr
He had a stick in his hand, and be
the head. He bad dragged *nod
at the same time that he snatched
The prisner—The trousers were
low that stole them, and this ma
struck him because he accused me
A policeman—The prisoner gar(
Committed for trial.
William Gray and ledn Hedges
employment of Messrs. Keeling at
chants, were charged with having
pineapples, which had been stolen,
Valuator., and Were sentenced to
labour for ten days.

WOUSHIP-ST

A9SA
Marks Brow'', a bricklayers
track Wag cxwered with blood,
Nemcee. 67 with assaulting his
The officer stated that at Hawn'
on duty in Hotta', he heard a fei
ratand hastening to the
t strike a woman three
before he (witness) could reach bin
her arm., and the first blow sent her
road, where the child fell also. On
twice, and she again fell, then to
She ecreamed for the police, and
the infant. Witness seized her au
struck by him in the LLO3, from w
a derpemle struggle tam d, lie tee,
heavy fele, which severely injured
of the accused wrested his rattle
obtaining Resistance, but after a let
determined to capture the offender
him on the head. Other constable
maceyed 'prisoner to the station-lit
The wife, who would nut prefer
rection of the megistrete called in
possible qualified the assault on 1
stable alone was to blame, and the
habits, and extremely fond of her.
him a good character.
Mr. D'Eyncourt observed thi
good conduct sou some but ni
indent ; this was a most rowardl'
offender pleading intoxication ai
A man of correct principles and fe
woman man though be were in lac
61. for the assault on his wife or tt
and 40s. or twenty-one days for tl
TRAMP.
tamp.. il:wainumi,towf Nyo,d.in3yl,fict,
police-scour
Sidney-place,
Eliza Stockdele, a miserable ton
siding with her parents at No. 3, 1
was brought before Mr.,Y
'event piton of ribbon fro the •
It sppeared that the prisoner Emery. and offered to Mr. Davie
Piece of ribbon, and said ohs had
sad requested it to he eschewer
her colour. Mr. Davis knew
It
the prisoner with stedinv
op stairs room and searched, a
he Itte., were found upon her.
of Mr.
told him the girl had take,
ma was accused of tiking twelvi
taken SO many am that.
The rieeeker, in defence, sold s