The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-07 00:00:00

POLICY.-YIBTEIDAT.

MANSION.HOUSE.
Tan EXHIBITION or 1851.—A young man, under the ego
of 21 years, named Adams Young, of ?reputable connexions, ,
was brought before Alderman Gibbs, charged under the
oticanstancee detailed in the following evidence.
Harriet Richardson, wife of Thomu Richardson, who
lives at No. 21, Asylum-terraos, Chelsea, said
lam a 'Cayman, and I went on ridgyF the 2lith of Octo-
ber, to Mr. Adam Young, inn. tedant, in Lower
Thames street, opposite to du Coitus-hoses, for the pur, as
of gettir.p a space for a Cowan or table at the Great Exhi•
Mem of 1851. Upon going into his allies I asked him to
allow me a space of four feet four hides in the exhibition for
a concise. lie wanted me to have three feet, bat I assured
him that I could not do with less room than I requited.
My object was to make an exhibition of stays, and I was
recommended to apply to him by a genleman at Chelsea. I
paid him 10e., the sam he asked for that express
=si. He asked whether the space was required for
of my own manufacture, and I replied that it war.
+Some person came in then in a hurried manner, and they
doubled up a pima of paper and ttruot it into my hand, and
I found it was the receipt produced. I then went home,
and my husband upon lookieg at it said he was surprised
that • woman of my ego should be such a fool as to give nay
money. I paid the amount in three halfcrowns, two shillings,
and a sixpence. The understanding was that I was to bare
a space of 4 feet 4 inches in the gallery. He did not say
anything to me about hotel accommodation, or about any-
thing of that description, and I wee moved out of the room
the moment I paid the money.
Upon her orosesmunination by Mr. Filcher, solicitor for
the defendant, the witness said—l had applied to Mr.
Powell, of King's-road, Chelsea, first upon the subject, and
he advised me to apply to No. 1, Palace yard, but he after-
wards told me to so to Yr. Young, jun., in Theme*.
street, where I would be saved the trouble of
beto Palsoryard. I understood Mr. Powell to
be a kind of agent to Mr. Young. When I was In the
Oka in Thusee-street there were several peruse there, and
Mr. Young appeared to be in a great hurry, and he said to
' me," Is it a woven manufacture or one of your own make 1"
He never said that he would apply to the commissioners for
the space. He said he would grant the' eernater, without
saying that he was authorised by the comaiselonen to
grant it. He wanted me to have less room than I puked
for, and when I told him that lea would not do, be said
that if I paid him ten shillings he would let me have the
counter without taking any ftrasr trouble.
The receipt for the ten shillings which was sled by the
defendant, was Waded, "A. Young, jun. Registration
Offices, Custom house Chambers, Lower Thasneestreet,

No. 402."
Mr. Charles Wentworth Dilke, of No. 76, Sloane-etre.
said, I am one of the executive commissionen appointed for
the purpose of carrying out the objects of the Babibition of
1851. Ido not know the defendant. He is is way con-
nected with the establishment. I bays beard of the name of
' the defendant, but we have no "gent who is entitled to ie-
calve money, or who can' under say circumstances whatever,
WIN any epee, and we do not charge for space.
Upon his mese gemination by the solicitor to the defen-
dant the witness said, we received a letter, signed, " Adam
Young, jos.," the purport of which was an aSiroa for •
spa°, for mine other party, but it was wag . We
do= of 001 Ilse, refuse to receive any Ist. we ad- I
to us, bat communications &NOW to us ase herr
gnlar, and should be made only thrash the heel awe
mimes.
I The solicitor for the defendant said that his client, who
was a gentleman of most respectable family, waa plated
under the diastase of bring /barged with dodos °babel
maw under labs pretence., for merely omen
_ba an is-
&embus mode of gaming a livited, by establishing an
dna counseled with the hiltammizs exhibition. That ,
ofilme was a legal registration advao- I
tastes which it WM oat to the ereea= Smithies it
afforded to the letting end hide; ef beighis ts aid fee the
agesteil multitadesireas ell parts of tie wail. The plan
INS Mesa the nut =leads sale, eat the ishadsat had
slat MON owl masts aats of it to =NW of the wad-
amid Woo ead twee, s that the wet game assesod a-
diesel& he Warded, fawn the permit as a slirs fee,
to the visitors of London upon the gnat eeen One of
the !militia le be afforded was that Si ebisbles spice
he ealdlialoa fres tis load essaittees. ad the defendant
isfpleyed assess semis themetwat this end other
=Nwith the view et' sepplyingsup the ausseary tutor-
is erAssarra. of ousi laferniatien
wig jollied a ahem% sod The the defendant led piped to
seareassale Moult fee- the tremble of taderaking espresso
Ilhe witheat whisk thsee would be great saw
hi= mama th whew'', Igassea of the pe=tare.
posessiles. The
eenerialmat Ira
embed the hele by staling SS the Oederdeatillibta Was the
he the apse. The mew hal been received he the
whisk the debeiwil as ; and, if the
111:ast *mid le dingpsiated as to the apse, oho
rge4ll the weireg seat
whams ware them slid he the dams
Lloyd saitl-1 all es Sark to Ile. Tsang, Jae. I
ea deity aware of the Mow ci he hmiawe sod
have sew the emulate semeasti with Wbedr I
arm saw anything in than to die Oat Ito
alletwate of space at the great Istdblika. I haw lel
Nigh sell for partied's, sad reediest the emelebeest's
Win et the ease. She old ske had • spills al Mgt to
show at the paid Babbitts, sad she 1111bili b ASS
_a
was* mashed es • epees he It to be ezhilhoth the
wrea-
-1 IWY her that Sr. Tose Ad aot proles to allot any
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imsla poem= spewbe, who thaseslas did nethet held oat
eel ersdasty of ea elleament, end that, as her With was a
moll Wag, the werebeedas would be amble.; that we
aka plehreod so washoees &Shia, for whisk Ye. eo"
amp' sue. Mr. Yews spoke to the lady Massif to the
eine dime is my pre uses, end rid that be alas pears to
ebb& ease ; that ha payload towels athebselaaosdMes
liwt the ellswent spies to owl appied the.
whether the spare weal or would as be oleo& We
made the tray, end I leaded her the resets, awl she seal
it and sited whether that inlaid sot admit her bee to the
whibition. Os. el lee tel her " weld* set," and that we
sanely lead se her yeah to asks the applission, sad
wait the result of may erases the twankeleasee sighs mho,
and to depodt the Miele se the eablldlisa It the eggllntfea
was greeted. The reeds wide h I pee to bee was
Other people have some to the elks to sake
end I Nat a letter to the Rev. Edward hedge, beareary
satterar ISSIII ewasuittais as Chelsea, requeling •
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tine Ka ahlerien was In the stile.
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had bests abut three weeks la 112. Tam& MOM Re
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widenws with
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my esselleallekethie Ole was not harried
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anweberwas bellad, whisk see ite:ablesuillei sat een-
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essenalealisa with the oessandessre. I'D swear that he
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) wee Ws.
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on the et reeeling
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ay rot ke mid get die Itif.
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that all is tight I swear positively that ha sever repro.
sated to anybody that he sold soll a one& She paid
W nosey. The ram ray eon wanted Ds to take les
spare than she shad far wee, beans Vs smaller the
spas sgsbod, the greater the shapes of alkdesat. Ilhe
left a kaattkorebild,behlad her, Lad 1 sat it Is her la a
decor two.
rosreziwasita—My son is not of ego. The ispr_esion
apes sy Wad wee, that she paid the mosey for Mr. Toeing,
Nu.. to sake the applioation for her. My has agents
is digsseat diarists.
Alderman (libbs—l have sadden& the as with greet
attsatloa, and I believe the winnow, Mrs. Bithardson, is
the tritons of truth. I shall take bail to the amount of
401., that the defendant appear at the 'swifts to answer
say asp that say be bossed spinet Ws, sad I shall
sod the deposNeas to the wart.