The Express.
London, England, 1857-11-12 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 12, 1857.

MANSION-HOUBX.

Charm 2. B. 171;::;;;;i1:nT«i;Wi um &moulted
• man named Green, in Billingmate-merket.
The de/indent made • claim in the market of a peony, as
whet is called the telly for the ode of • basket
el fish. The complainant refused to comply with
the demand, nothing whatever having tees dome
by the defendant to entitle him to a tardthig, and
the latter immediately took bold of the basket, rehired to
allow the owner to tete It away, and assaulting him for at.
lewd's( to do eo. A policeman haring bete called, the
ditedent vas taken into custody.
Mr. Goodman (the chief clerk)—Why, I thought this
mot at searame lied bees put an and to by the late Lord
IV
IZlAiral Mayor (to the defendsrat)—Upon what protases
did yes make • claim to the payment of a penny ?
Debethel—lt is the custom for purchasers to pay the
ticket mein • penny • basket for WI that's bought.
The UN Mayor—What : for doing nothing ?
Dent—We attend the market former es many bourn
ad we messider ourselves gadded to the patsy. Else where
is the me In being dee.
The Lord Mayor—l'll leach you to be matioes is
adertilmmte amirds, mid oda to enforce tbetthitrt
le lee bed thstereams who go to goods should be
peered epee yes.
Delliethet— My Lfellowsied. Ilege wash it wee stopped altogether, I
em ware, het they ell do it, end I dldlit think I wee going
eel rimy tomb fur the tally drily.
The teed TPA must pay the fine of Ss. for your
misdeal, and thet will iprebably rhOCk the practice. Your
COMMIS' will eike • whalemme lesson from this result.
The dethethot geld the be, and
The Lard Meyer esprousid • bops that indttsb ions
who traded it the asiwitet would not submit to any pre
impositions et the kind.
Merles, /milk who appeared to be about 16 years of
ear, we abseged with liming uttered a ommiterfelt
Soria Rpm one airy and • minseerfelt half-crown upon
another to the ihremen edam adman to Bithopegate-street.
The primer wee remended for • few days.
WANDSWORTH.
RIVAL SZER-NllOl,

Jartwq Dar Mew, the keeper of the Grapes beer-
shop at Wimbledon, appeared to snorer a summons charging
him with sing abitalre language to James Brown, the
keeper of the Lord Palmerston beer-shop in the Oleg. of
Wimbledon.

Fit;;;; a Cr,.. rarIIMOILI taken out by Hombren against
Breve for .sing lanai's language at ties tome time.
This is the third time the parUes have been before the
magistrates of this court upon Medlar summonme, sad out
our comics Hembree wee tined 40.. sad coals. It
from the evidence thst Brown formerly occupied the =duel
=a, sad was compelled to quit at the suit of &umbra's
. Upon bin leaving he opened the Lord Pelmentos
is the vase ottea, sad shoe them there have bees
frequent disputes Wirer then. It bequeath maws that
when Brows and Bamboos,* sakag roust with their beer to
Ism their roamers they caw Is cables with
each other, and the oboes abeam Oa the let they met fa
the road leading to the cosmos, sad aorealiag to both idea
they used most disgusting teassage to ash other.
Mr. lushest rid u then wars two soneasses, sad each
party had pored his CAM, be should inflict the full pert
at 40.. epos Hombres, and a gager the upon Brown. He
should not allow say coots.
The mossy woe pat..