The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-30 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 30, 1859.

Mr DISTIMILLICIB IR ST. aIaIaI'S•IIV•THIA

34117.

At the Thames Petal Court yesterday Mr. John
Peters= again appeared to so river a summons for creating •
disturirsee is the perish shush of George'rin-eles-
Ben, on the afternoon cd het Ondey week. Xt. Joseph
anti append for the Rev. Beyer King, at whose butanes
the summons was granted ; lir. Yegag represented the dr
indent. The court was yen touch crowded, sad a good deal
al &tenet wee takes he the proceedings.
The chew al the Act of Ist William and Mary, cap. 18,
moths 11. under which the proceedings were taken, is
as knows :—" That if any person or permits, at say
tine or time% de sad shall willingly end of purple,
toalicionly or entimptuously, come into any cathe-
dral or parish church, chapel, or other °segregation, per-
mitted by this act, and disquiet or disturb the same, or
misuse any preacher or teacher, such person or For-
ma, upon proof thereof before any justice of pesos,
by two or more seMaiatt winsome, shall fled two sureties to
be bound by recognizance§ in the penal sum of Mt, there to
remain till the neat gamma or gestate 091111iOnN sad upon
OCRlrietioll of the said offence at the said general car quarter
serious, shall safe the pain tied penalty of 201. to the um of
the King and Closee's nasjentee, their befriend sucensers."
Mr. BMW!, is Offelllrthe promo:11T, said that there
was another Ast of •et character, on which be might
have promeded, singly, the nod Oeo. 111., cap. 166. It
was the seas la all reepeole to that above cited, with the es-
ei that the penalty was inereased to 4W.
r Yardley said the Act of WWI= and Mary applied to
&arched and chapels of the Church of linglaud. Then
might te some doubt in that renal se to the Act of
George
111. In the one 't maiming or parish chunk" 11/uga=
fin, but not la the ether.
Mr. Smith said this wee 1111tlieff of very little armee,
' as the Act of Witham aid Nosy was quite sufficient for We
resent purpose. The melees of Si. George's were con-
ducted soowdlug to the proasteat fens of warship, the Rev.
Bryn Kin bag the near. Oa ihe day In question the
Rev. A. H. Msehreesside, the lhared Onset., wee deputed
by the Deasy af Leaks te paint the IMMO% sad It wee
summed that aM newa.d patleass harp mat by so high
as astherity, the savior amid set he disturbed, but unfor-
tasitely it wee act so. The essiespaos bed asemobled for
==teocording eastem, and he should show
was one of those wltoined the oon-
=lea sad seed die/florae disturbances
the authoriti= to stop the
eavissaalVilsined geatiemsa iwooseded to give a Wa-
tery at the diessmeshis dike sharrir, erM. which he
=tilito mesa dr who be said was • Swab,
way right prearaat, arm ihelage. He was
• perm pretsMy of puipsils Impuesusat, sad had bias
put forward to prise* ha poet ea the Masao of thaw out-
rages, sad wee perhaps an ea much responsible for his acts
as those who had plaid's ihrward. The present proceedings
wen ally brought to MIND place in the church.
The first water called wee Mr. R. Masa Mottos, wine
and beer manliest, of Bt. Georgentrest, who sold he was
sear the motor's vestry an the alumna( lot Sunday week.
Mr. Machatociale wee the eadating minister appointed Re
the ordinary four o'clock service. He (witness) and some al
his hinds went to the church for the pwpoee of attending
divine service. The defendant wee talking very loud. He
mid that such meetings were the only way to pot down
Pamir:a. When the clergymen came out of the vestry-
room the defendant anew up his arms as though he wee
sod, exclaiming, There be is, there he te." He malted
forward, and witlew lost eight of him In the crowd. A
amber of persons rushed forward with the defeadant, and
seriously maltreated the clergyman. Mr. bisehottothis cons-
arced the Litany, but was tumble to proceed oe moonlit of
the piing sad booting which CMS frost every port of the
dune.
Crogrammgasti by Mr. Yonag—There were three thew
mad people in the church, ad there wee a very great noise
before- Mr. Mesieneehis came out of the Teary. The
chorister, wars net there. He was close by Peterson's side
whet he made the roma* about P anytime.. Persons were
desdiag es the Mill and on the backs of the seam, making
a greet arise. lie heard a man to whom the defendant was
talkies, say the rector ought to bar strung up.
Mr. Ylety —Did you notice anything In the accent of
the dalindent t
Wilawm—He spoke with • foreign aoceat. The other man

wee es laglislimin.
Mr. Philip kicakhosee said he wee an undergraduate of
Oxford. He was at St. Cleerge's church on the afternoon of
the 18th het. He west there for purpose, of public worship.
He stood la the north aisle, and be waa neer the vestry when
the derll7llB3 came out. The defendant came to ham and
said, " Yon shan't have any service here—you shan't have
esy Pueeyient or Popery." He asked a policeman whether
he meld take the defendant in charge, and be declined.
These then went to the vestry door to protect Mr. Macho-
sodde He heard see ma mall " Wolf, wolf," " Trample
apes him," " Tear a his surplice." When Mr. Macho.
welds oases est, doindost followed him with others, and
whaler lest lila is the carnal.

Mr. Yardley—Why did yon go there?
Witaem—Ye melt Mr. Medemsochie, who is a friend of
mina.
Mr. Yudlev—Did you upset a sunk*?
Witness—No, but if there had been a service I Aonld
hays talus part in it, and ham stayed daring the erentag
savior.
By Mr. Iformg—He wee sot a pariehicser. He resided at
No. 3, Craven.strose,
Mr. Edmond Sodding, architect, of 10, Cariiele-street,
Soho. confirmed the evideues of the two preceding wintered.
This wee the cem for the complainant. .

Kr. Yount mitt that if the magistrate wu satisfied that
this ease came within the aft of palliasse:it he should offer

no defence. Thocams would of o:lorso go to the eseekas, sad
the defence would be need, there.
Mr. Yardley said. la reformat to Mr. Rosiar's case, be had
to remark that he should be very mud% indesocat to hie de-
name by what might take place nest Sunday.
Mr. Smith then proceeded with a second summon% ob-
tained at the Madam of Kr. Mottos, charging the defrod-
ant enth riotoue coaduct at the Mission Chapel (St.
griciotu'e) in Wellclose-square, os the same day.
Mr. Mookhomes, who gave iridium to the previous case,
said this/ the maim service was proceeded with until the
tewiatewoeueest of the sermon, when the mob broke through
the chancel game, mad pate Mop to it. The Rev. Mr. ;ea-
kilts (of Jesus College, Oxford, Canna of Cape Tows) wee
in the pulpit. H. saw Potatoes scuffling in a crowd IBM the
chimed gates, geerindering end oppanntly talkie( vary brad.
Oa ecasent of the soles be could .at beer what be said.
Croonexamhiod by Mr. Twasg—He did not see Potence
slapped to the face by a manna. He was not tryft to get
mad the crowd ; be was grog the wrong way for Oat.
K. Mane Trams, waletotst maker, said *be wee fa the
Mimiioa Chapel on the 18th fastest. She had frequented it
aims Christmas. She ideatildd Potence u a disturber os

thatocoasikre. H. encouraged boys to bias and groan, and
shouted, Turn hies out,' elludiog to the clerryesan. He
encouraged the boys to get the communion gate opeis,snd they
succeeded, but the chorierem closed Regain. Ths &teethed
insulted two young women very grossly, and she belisveds
that one of diem slapped his face.
By Mr. Young—Petereon wes not pushed by the crowd ;
he premed forward himself. He triad to get over the sitar
rails, but some gentlemen laid hold of him and pulled him
beck.
By Mr. Yardley—The boys beencouraged to hiss were low
boys, who C.IDO in with the mob.
Mary Hocking, a young woman, of No. 1, Prospect piece,
Back-rod, said she was In the Mission Church, and est
ant to •NW Frost. She heard the prisoner cry out "Hies
away, boys; ws will go through." The chancel twee were
ensued twice. The defendsnt put his loot round her and
Miss Frost, mid put his arm round wleness. he ale° put his
arm down her sides and kicked her. She threatened to ton
his ears.
Crosirezendeed by Mr. Young—lt was impossible for me
to move. Tb. prisoner wee pushed very murk, but be bed
so mad= to plash ms or to assault me In the way he did,
I dapped his face. The people cried out shame. He
thumped me back spin when I slapped Ms few
Rhoda Frost, of No. 11, Worship street, Finsbury', gave
similar seldom*, and said the boys swore dreadfully, sad
' that the defeedaat acted In • most disgusting manner In
fordag his way to the communion gas. The gates were opeu
twice. The prlsoser end the boys used vulgar laagusge.
The preeobing was over at the time.
Mr. Yardley said this cue would follow the course of the
last, but all tbe witnesses must wait while Mr. Pyer, the
chief clerk, took their deporitions.
Mr. Pm them took the depositions formally, and was occu-
pied for three hours in doing so, and eventually the defendant
wee ordered to ded bell is the peoal sum of 60!, on each
summate to appear and take his trial on two indictment. at
the nut sessitea.

Last nights meeting of the reetry of the parish of St.
Georgerin-tim-East wee held, under the presidency of Mr.
Churchwarden T,tosreos.
The CHATIDIAN announced that the followleg letter, la
reply to the memorial to the Bishop of London, had been
received
"Aloe Moose, Sibling, Sept. 27, 1850.
"Sir,-1 beg to acknowledge your letter of the 'and,
which has this day reached me, together with, first, a copy
of • revelation paned at the vestry of the parish of St.
Genrges-in•the-East on the 16th last.; second, a copy of the
rector's later to the vestry clerk, dated the 17th loot. ; sad
third, s staMment al grievances= the pert of the parishioners.
1 will not fail to give these documents my immediate serious
attention, but I think it right to state that up to the present
time I halo sot received from the rector any such intimation
of his radium to refer the various queetonts in divote to
in. es will enable me to proceed to act se mediator
between the parties who me at issue. I have
in answer to letter which I nenived front the recto;
within the last few days, stated to him the nature of
the unreserved reference which I. reqointa to enable
me to undertake the tees, and I have reguestad him to oom-
municste with Mr. J. B. Lin, my legal secretary, for few-
Insilco as to the mode at proceeding, supposing the ream
to be willing to refer the whole one to see and to undertake
to be bound b my decides. Tog will see that some time
Tows eeoesesrlly elapse Mara the variety of matter which it
includes) before I can promos* Judgment —I have the
bosom to ha, sir, your oloollont end insaeble servant,
"A. C. LONDON.

" W. L. Howell, Lq., Volley Cissh."
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