The Express.
London, England, 1861-09-10 00:00:00

LAMBETH.

Charles West, a costerroonpr, was charged with vending
fruit during the hours of Divine service, ►nd also obstruct-
ing the public highway by placing a barrow and large flat

Police-constable Sg F said that on the day before, during
the hours of Divine service, he found the prisoner inChurch-
street, Lambeth, with a barrow, and a large board on it
covered with fruit; and the letter causing an obstruction to
the carriages passing by, he (witness) requested him to re-
move it, but he at first Tamed to do so. Finding, however,
that witness wss about to remove it for him be removed it
into the middle of the aarriage.way, and an omoibua passing
by was as near as possible running over it, so that the pea•
sengers on the outside were in much danger.
The prisoner, in reply to the charge, said that he had but
just gone out when the constable came up to him.
In reply to a question from the magistrate, the con-
stable said the prisoner bad been repeatedly cautioned be.
fore : and

Yr. Elliott, on hearing this, convicted him io • penalty of
3..., or three days' imprisonment.
Jana Allan, another oostermonger, was charged with a
similar offence, but the magistrate finding that ho had bees
in custody from midday, and that be bad not been known
before, discharged him, with • caution as to his future
conduct.

James Kama*, Charks Chute' and Frederick Thane,
all notorious thieves, were charged with being found on an
enclosed premises belonging to Messrs. Smith and Co.,
potters, High street, Lambeth, at 2 o'clock that morning.
Mr. Barron, a person employed on the premises, said that
loose persons like the prisoners were in the habit of getting
over the gates and making beds of the packing straw, and
as many of them were in the habit of lighting their pipes
there, fears were entertained that they would set the pre-
mises on tire. _ .

The pnauners said they merely went to sleep there.
They were committed to prison for 14 days.

Nsw CHANCINT VACATION ORDNNA. —The fol-
lowing orders have jail Moen breed with reference to ap-
plications for injuocticas, en, dosing the munition :—" All
applications to the Court al Chsneery, which are of an
urgent nature, mutt be made at the chambers of Vice.
Chancellor Sir William Page Wood. All •pplicatioes
parfe am to be sent to the Vice-Chancellor Wood by post,
accompanied with the brief of counsel, endorsed with the
terms of the order applied for, and an envelope, capable of
receiving the paper. to be returned, with sufficient stamps
affixed thereon, and addressed as follows :—" To the Regis.
tier in Vacation, Chancery Registrar-office, Chancery-lane,
London." On application for injunctions or writs of ne
extal rrgno, there mutt be sent in addition to the above a
cope of the bill, a certificate of bill filed, and office copies
of the affidavits in support of the application. The papers
sent to the Vice-Chancellor with any order his Honour may
make thereon will be returned direct to the Registrar. The
sddrem of the Vice-Chancellor Sir William Page Wood will
he obtained at his Honour's chambers, 11, New-ovum
Lincoln's-inn."

THE DRAWBACK UPON PRINTERS' STOeliel op
Pert:R.—The printers and stationers of Liverpool, who are
taking up this subject with touch activity mid earnestness,
held another meeting yesterday, at which a memorial to
the Commissioners of Inland Revenue was agreed to, point-
ing out the injustice of withholding from printers the draw-
back upon stocks of paper while it is allowed to stationers,
strictly so called, as persons who do not print upon the pre-
mises where the paper is held. It was also resolved to seek
the co-operation of the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce,
and to recommend the trade in other towns to interest
their local Chambers of Commerce in laying the question
before the government in a proper light.
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