The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-03 00:00:00

Lab) *Manama.

ROUSE OF LORDS.—Trerrmay.
vim., —LOUD twoomut rsustacms, mho cilia P
LORD Waaanourgs P. SAIISI.—Isrms......POWIR
TO SILL.
This was as appeal from ea iaterissater el the smart of
sessica, preaseassd la July, 1849, and tie question was.
wbralse • crams et below la a and et Mail. atiAe la
1705, was defective, and aot sullelent to prima the
sesperaisat best *Drag the estates of Doinkillie, in Yeti-
Ibis Mil Fee fmolikre. These estates wen mid fa 1848 by
tie sefteralest Is tie appellant, for 38.0001., end some
doubts arising sa therameadent's power to sell, suit was
Las Psi:a. is tieDma eras action of declaration, as if SOT
the pupas of eigildiliddlic the title of the respondirat aad
tbe validity tithe eds. Vag Court of &mice &Bl
atpreventared the
Wriest trams le be defied's, aa not talkiest
the respeadeat iraassiiiog the estates.
Mr. Wortley sad Mr. Andorran appeared for the impa-
las* I sad Rs. Bali& *ad Mr. ilaadiside (of the Bcotsh bar)
it Mho geftesirat.
Lied De_ saki be would dispose of the Tootles CO
Friday ant.
MI BAIL OP CILLSOOW O. TIII RIIRLUT AND CART-
UN ALCM CORFLIIT.—ALVII AMID COAL MUIRS.—COR-
STIIICTIOR Ora LRAM
This appeal against interlocutots of the Court of Swim
was wood on the 21st, 25th, and 28th of last nnwith, and
them ircumeteseee of It lamn these oiceeins reported in
the jearasl. Lord Brou saw mend the jedgment of
the bran. He said ke *greed with the judges of tie Court
of fkolost is their constniction of the lease held by the re.
spondees of the alum saran under the appellant, and that
the latter, or his tenants of the coal mines, were not entitled
to dig and remove the coal pillars moil ths responds's* had
extracted the alma. By the prim removal of the awl
pillars, whisk supported the slam on, the responiestv ware
damaged in trait power to pt out the alum. Ilia lordship
was clearly of °limiest that the bill of exceptions to the
rultag et Lard Ivory, upon the trial of the lone. wee ono,
that his relies was usezeeptiosable ; and that the court bad
properly overruled the hill of exeeptioas. An objection of
Wm taken to the bill of eseeptions fir interpolatioss
made in it, after it was signed sad sealed by the presiding
judge in court, was disposed of by the house ou • former
day. His lordship moved that the interlocutor, upon the
whole, be Maimed, and it was aimed accordiagly with
costs.

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Yiurreanay.
SWUM AT NMI rues AT GWILDILAIL...-800111 Loss CAMPIIRLI
/JD Cameo Rum
111:111.111SYS IP. HOMPSUITS.—FALIS lIIPIIiaOIIIIIIIIT.
This was an union for assault and false imprisonment.
The facts were thew : George Haaohreys, the defendant,
resided is Hertfordshire. William Humphreys, the plain-
tiff, was, seder preterite of certain claims which be alleged
he had against the defendant. and which the defendant re-
fuel to 'Wary, in the habit of annoying the defendant by
trespassing noon his grounds. On one occasion he walked
from nine in the morning till three in the afternoon is front
of the defendant's house, and so close to the windows
that the inmates ware obliged to draw. down the blinds to
prevent him from looking into the room. He was repeat-
edly warned by the defendant, whose family was greatly
ehinted at the plaintiff's coadiact, to go away; but out his
wlaalag so to do the defendant met for • policeman and
hail Yen removed. The parties afterwards went b...fore a
, and the defendant offered to discharge the
tiff if he would give his simple promise not
annoy the defeadaat and his family retain. This,
however, he refused to do, whereupoa he was
asked to enter into his own recogaimaces not to annoy the
deleadest, on doing which be would be discharged. This a
she reseed to do, and thnateued, on bdas discharged, to
papist his assoyeacies. fle was, thereupon, committed. Oa
getting once more at large. he recommenced his series of
ansoyancer. In the month of August last be again appeased
at the defendant's house, at nine o'clock at night, and
was again required by the defendant to leave the
premises. He refused, as before, and the deka.
dant ordered his gardener to remove him, or
to go fora policeman. Instead of quitting the premises, he
went and slept all night in the born. Befog found then in
the morning, he was given into custody, and wee sada
brought before the magistrate. He was then called era to
find sureties to keep the peace, which he refused to
threatening once more to persist to his annomaces whenever
he was at large. The magistrate, finding him incorrigibie,
remanded him to the petty seesioss, keeping him from Tam
day till Friday is a damp cell. It was for this that the
anion was brought. Evidence was given of them tuts.
Kr. M. Chats en, for the plaintiff; did not complain of
the removal of the plaintiff from the defendant's premium,
bat insisted upon the imprisonment in the cell for three
eels as the ground of the action—trusting that the jusy
Weald think the case one in which damages should be
awarded.
Sir F. Thesiger recapitulated the facts of the case,
which, he contend. d, showed beyond doubt that the defend-
dant had been greatly and wantonly annoyed by the plain-
tiff, and that he had acted throughout with great forbear.
ance. Even admitting that the imprieenment in the sell
was usjustibible, it was not an act for which the Weariest
was responsible, graphing which occurred after the
plaintiff was brought before the megistrate being the act of
Ike magistrate, and not of the defendant.
Lord Campbell observed that it would be for the jury to
my whether the plaintiff was not a very wrong-headed
pawn, who bad brought all he bad Buffered upon himself.
It would also be for them to say whether the imprisonment
relied upon was the act of the defendant, for which he was
responsible. The learned judge was then on the paint of
rec .pituistinir the evidence, when he was interrupted by the
forelegs of tie jury, who said that it would be unnecessary

for him to do ear: ..
The jury then, after a brief consultation, returned a verdict
for the defendant.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—TESTERDAY.
errnwee tx upon.
TES GORHAM CASE. _

IN HZ GORHAM IS FARTS TRH LORD BISHOP OF BIRTER.
Mr. Mania retained the argument in support of the rule
at the sitting of the court. Alter having commented on
Goodman's case, and distinguished it from the present, the
learned gentleman submitted that on the true and proper
construction :of the statutes, the appeal ought to hen been
taken to the Upper House of Convocation, and not to the
Privy Council. Adopting the nabs!, rule of construction I
laid down by Baron Parke many times in this court, and
that propounded by Dwards on Statutes, by which the lan-
page of the legislature ought to receive its plain end obvious
meaning unless that seen should be clearly opposed to the
content or repugnant to owns= sense, it appeared to him
that the appeal give* to the Howe of Convocation by the
9th section of the 24th of Henry VIII., in all cues towline
the King should be held to be in full forte and effect not-
withstanding the 3rd sad 4th 'redoes of the 25th Henry
VIII. There was no distinctly between the imperial and
iadividaal character of the King contemplated by those
statutes. The Upper Mulls of Convocation was the
littoral and proper tribunal to which to refer such spiritual
matter.
Mr. Baron Alderson—You must not forget that this queer
don can only arise in a very small number of cases compered
to the thousands of livings la this country. The crows has
;IL 800, and they rearm only r a midge's eye in the
Mr. Martin raid only say that this ease was looked upon
as involving very hapartant interior by Ors who were
competent to form an *Kos on i=dieselit that the
course of appall was Mar, so bee the various
marts of the somhbasen, MOW mod inalibiolsap, whose
decision in the woes of subjects was dosiand ti (ice
while the appeal was farther gives to the Rows of Convo-
cation in those wen where the King was swanned. The
minima to give an appall fa saWsW oases trim tbe arch-
Ileboyhjadgerat was as ernioV. and that was correstod
by the 46 MOM elle Ilk Hoary TiII., which, for leek
et jamtiss is milt aim maned a new emit of appeal in the
dmisgaam Ktag is Mowery. That is the
plain and Tvietrieslgrof the two acts, if approached with
a fair spirit. Tlissak, if a design existed of improving
ea them, as dealt a batter mode of procedure might
be devinaL The stsinlesr leswermr, ought to be oesetrued
I OS they semi ,• and as ho etweived there was an
appeal created for the King se well is for the subject. How-
ever that might be though, he was indifferent to know, for
it did not affect the argument, which was that Mardi
arras eingalis. Then was still an appeal to the tonweir
, lion where the King wee sonenned, and to the delegates
where mahjong only were iatereated. And there was no valid
ground for the ROIIOII throws out OR Saturday, that there
• 'sight be aa appeal from tits delegates to the House of Con.
emotion, thus iatresioars the now wart in the 24 Heim
I VIII. bolero Cho 9th sualion. If WCorot of Clusen's
• Bear sad Osaasaus Plasm however, take the right new of
the Matra. dm spiels meadmt by Lewd Coke Boson,
Comm and Bleeluitana mum be bald to be marl, rim
mous ; sail yet, with all respect to the judges of thus
courts, it wig men he doubted whether they are so likely to
plass a =See finsenalitioa on these statutes. The., as to
W mooed OM, It is submitted that tits reiserisa el Mr.
Gotham by the bibs, was a mama twashise the Qum, as
patron of the thing. To reject the possimlss al a palms Is
as much as iabalgones with this with* amnia that pales
as would he the Wag dm knit hem his tress or
....mILT
his land. Tim* ths right of pressnlatisa k ass
it gives her • right of aria., sod that sight the ="7:i
permed la this ere--whale Ma gniallas is whether dm has
resented sAt was Sad Os nesolla was sonost. The
clerk has no right or bilarait lin Ito is aisle/, and before
that the pains may 27 gramme ms her dark, or the
same, and is sal the bishop may ad-
mit the save ass if be t=B:llllllBwitbdrawn from his
swims I'm The right of passialaties l afield by
smelt rejestim as duet as Me posse if ths proesaine is ma-
owned, wad while the mama remaim slab *Noe the
iadhi-
Is aloha ha the deists the tight of presmilag the
deal mbeild. That this was so, Its senbreded, was ma-
elusive tram tits essaligumisa that ths t in the nit
would he ladle la le queen fhpsih as being the
desides of a semi al sineisisat *Whim Haile behlly
adverted to IMF immit el Os argammt the Issrae4
masa 4111.11 his srgmniat Wspan Mart
le die *dies efilisat niereass to the sigealses
salmi sleighs's, that It had hem aim* NAL
draft 11111140* aid that it ins time to put es sad
to an aglialsa whisk It was am worth oh& se I
TIM was el Ms view eats/take& of this Met prismgun
t=lladys right rm. Wisp, and sr the thenmace who ego
e aimed that the Ream of Cleamsatisa was •
Ilse trilmaal than S
by ths Julia 'semisoft el ibe Privy
ponedi,aad that thslllApeme of ibe bar
Es that was= sa-
wargaffilail the ealing die Memel
W mart, *lag *Wm to the right ye le the left mum
thjah
la
palli Is thair duty la mobs this rah simedsto be Imm to de.
daze d...
Kr. Pass* Mewed as the "ems idA B. ushaded
that the from MI a sight, Ws the 941 i assisa of 2i

Hwy VIII.. that then should be an upped to the Hoses
of Commotion, for it was oleos that that tribusal was
selected se • faros:this one to Hwy VIII. That Whig so,
Who right of the crow ceases, Do tits wall.keown role of
law, be affeetod or takes away erupt by .apron esisitteent.
This was as ruled in The Attetney- tr. DoneMsoe,'
(101 d 411W.317) sod way esker sew. Be moat paseedad to
argue *Adis acs sou weigh went ailed as la taagedgmest
of the Peet et Cemensos Pleas did eat theseselont fill
wither the eletates. They we itofietrioeol. sor.lol.lhe
Hiss, whist they wen awned to kr Ms hat so
tight of aggeeL Bet the were tilh waft ed 'lke
usigeestisaable it tie Wag, se Ida of the
chink at tionweis L, fates ferns etaleielleas delegate to
review the bellow of the arehlishees >r anis le will he
was •party. Those eases were of that dimmest slowly, and
wore t6rdew WS say authority spiral Who tight of appeal
to the essossedeas sod eat to the esert of deitglitely seder
the W. Ai Se the lot spades to the awe he sabsided
that the defies is sods was • edit toodsleg tie sews,
bemuse he judgment would afeet the sight oil do woo is
the we Wroth. If it wets not And Wee would be son-
de/ideas. A temporal goad email Wadi no
weight to oho certileate of the archbishop, if sowed to the
oboe lodemeat of • spirituel wet. It hod boss held that
• saniseae of deprived= wind/ be evident* la • suit t sod
whatever is good ground of &privatise would be so also for
rojeetiou.—" Phillips e. berg,' (3 T. R., 366.)
ltr.Daddsley, on the saw side, celled attention to the con.
dialog views take. of these whites in the three cowls, as
sa asguntent imperatively seeming the eesessity of sending
this coos to • superior and heal tribes& Ho contended,
that on the true priesiple It, the sonstrsation of there sta-
tutes, as laid down in Visor, and ether high authorities,
the view put forward by hie learned friends and biased
was the correct oat, and by which aloes every word, line,
sad paragraph, would receive its proper lora and signifies-
doe. He alto contended that the authorities advanced by
the Attorney-Osaeral, is showing eaten against the rale,
were not such as were entitled to rewire say credit with rte
wart, cppoesd as they were to the series of passages in Lord
Coke, and the other great authors on whose authority the
ride depreded. Navies contrasted these books end authors,
the learned soused on the said polat argued, that as the
King lad a benefit in the right of presentation the duplex
quails was a matter which touched the King, sad as such
the jadgoseat wee gas whisk might be used against the
crow in the presseilege ia taw (=peat. At the conclu-
sion of tits honed sogwent the wart tads time to
awasidar.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY—YWETZADAT.
heroes Va. cour uncootaa UOIIIOTD.
IN Ka Tnaorions Ds Rentone.
The bankrupt,loeneral de Ithmigny, who had held the
ofSee of aide-de-cesip to the late king of the Preach, came
over to thiewantry shortly after the revolution of 1848, and
had carried on a small business as coot simian agent for the
sole of French goods. in St. Itildred'e court. Ile was wade
• backrupt a few months ago, Ls a merchant, dealer, ai.d
ehapman. This was a meeting for the last examination, and
also an adjourned nestles for the choice of assignees.
' ire. James stated that the woowsta is this ease Latino%
been filed, and the bankrupt had not been able to surrender
under the bankruptcy ; he was still detained us FAusee,
owing to his being unable to procure a passport. Hs held
his head *letter from lions. earlier,' the prefect of police,
addressed to Gee. Rnmigny, stating that the circumstances
which induced the refuel of his puspoet on a
former occasion still existed. In this state of drain, it
was alestly impossible for the bankrupt to have surrendered
within the time appointed; the present application therefore
was that the court would extend the time fur gummier, in
pursuance of the power given by the 104th section of the sew
set, which provides that—" The court shall have power,
from time to time, to enlarge the time for the bankrupt our.
rendering himself for such time as the wart shall thick tit,
se as every such order be made at least six days Ware the
day on which such bankrupt was to surrender himself."
Mr. Lawrence opposed the farther adjonniment, sad con-
tended that no " lawiutimpediment" had been proved, within
the meaning of the 261st section.
His Honour said he thought it a case in which the court
might properly exercise its discretion of enlarging the time
for surrender.
The last examination was then adjourned until the 10.. h of
September.
Debts to the amount of 1,3711. were proved, chiefly on the
part of French creditors. means h.ve yet been afforded
fur ascertaining the total amount of the general's liabilities,
as nothing in the shape of accounts has been rendered.
The following gentlemen were chosen assignees : Mr. J.
H. Hodgson, of Brick-mom Temple, gentleman, and X.
Alphonse Velem Depot, of Amiens, mansfaeturer.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONLYZWIMMDAY.
BOORS Na. SOJSANT ADAMS ARS A BMW or MAGISTRATES.
The July Oeseral Quarter Session of the Peace, for the
county of Middlesex, commented yesterday morning, at the
&Pions House, Clerkenwell. The calendar contained the
names of 63 primers for trial, of whom 60 were committed
foe felony, and awe for misdemeanor.
ROI.IIIKT BY • RAILWAY 13Z1tVAIIT.
Thomas WAite, 20, was indicted for having stolen 27Ibr
of sager, the property of the London and North-Western
Railway Company.
At the latter sad of May Messes. Martin and Pry,
brokers, purchased of Messrs. Schroeder and Co., sugar-
bakers, of St. Oaorge'emx-the-East, one hundred lessee
of refined sugar, on account of Mews. Dukin and Co.,
of Wolverhampton, for conveyance to whom they were
delivered to Moan. Piektord and Co. In due coarse
they were properly delivered at the Camden town
station, but oely 97 were delivered to Messrs. Dekin sad
Co. Oa the evening cf Saturday, the let of June, the pri-
soner was even by a policeman in Hawley-rood, C
mdeß-
town, carrying a loaf of sugar, and when questioned as to
how he obtained it, he :seas evasive answers, threw it down,
and ran away. lie was, however, captured immediately,
and the sugar-loot was found to be one of those stolen from
the railway. The prboner had been in the employ of the
foreman of ermine cleaners at the Camden stein', and on
the day on which the rubbery took plena be was seen getting
over a wall into the yard in a very suspicions manner.
Guilly.—Sentenced to six swaths' hard labour.

THE POLICE COURTS.
OUILDHALL. _ _ _

CHARD, or STLLLINO JIMILLIIII%—Hugh R. Macklin,
Mary Macklin, H. Osborne, N. Brown, and S Paul, were
brought up on remand for further examination on the chugs
of stealing a gold chain value 20 guineas, two silver spoons
value 41., a large quantity of wearing apparel, some jewel-
lery, a very valuable collection of Roman cameos in morocco
Cu.., together with varic.us articles of sera, the property of
Mrs. "'peen; who is at present travellii.g in Italy.
Several articles of wowing apparel were produced, having
been traced by the offlzers, a part of the property stolen from
the premises of Dr. Tilt.
Mary Macklin appeared very anxious to make a full cau-
-1 fusion of all eke knew relative to the robbery.
Alderman Salaams said that any statement she might
wish to make must be perfectly voluntary, and not the effect
of any promise of favour or threat held out by the either or
any one else, or the court could not receive it; but v hatever
she might say would be taken down, and used as eviience,
either against herself or the other prisoners, by the court,
and that, haying duly cautioned her with regard to making
any acknowledgment, in coasegstenee of say inducement
that may have been held out to her, be would bear any
statement she might still wish to make.
Mary Weeklies was then taken out of the dock, and placed
in the whams box, and, having been sworn, stated that she
had been in the parries of Dr. Tilt, of 8, York-street, Port-
Inas-square, since August last. The prowler Hugh Macklin
was her brother, and Brown and Osborne her fellow-servants.
She knew Paul. but hedged= nothing of her for the last two
years. She believed there were about eight or nine boxes in
we of the upper rooms in Dr. Tilt's house when he resided
is Oloncestar-road. The name of " Present " was on ail of
them. They wars first °posed In the early part of March
last by the prisoner Brown and herself, for the purpose of
sessetalaing the contents of them. Only one of the boxes
was examined on that occasion. It contained several beau-
tiful Roman mimeos =set, and in 'morocco cases. Brown
took two of there and she took one, which she gave to
Osborne, who pledged it, and gave the ticket to Hugh Mack-
lin. When Dr. Tilt removed to York-street, the boxes were
placed In the kitchen, when they were all weed
from time to time, and the property removed.
The gold chain and spoons were seen by Mary
Macklin Is one of the boxes directly it was
tweed open by Macklin and Osborne. At that moment
the bell rang, and she was obliged to pup stairs when
she comedown her brother had the d. te.W and Osborne had
the spoon'. On opening one of the boxes, which was dose
b means of a hammer, a very Madame India scarf was
a sad divided between Brown and herseU. All
that time Brown observed that " the halt was ao use to
Mary Meektissand she might make away with it and give
her the ticket.' May Macklin
_pledged her share for eg.
sad me Brown the ticket. BIN then stated that several
artistes of wearing apparel and a valuable cameo, whisk had
bees pokiest' in the wane of examination, were all
taken eat of the beim la her pregame, either by herself or
the ether prisoner, Paul excepted.
Dr. Tilt said he could swear that the boxes sad contests
were the property of his idster-la-law, Mrs. Pynsent, u they
were pissed is his ears some time back by that lady. He
mold not identify a single ankle of the
having maw of It before. Primers geoliPrella never
nst esasm
to the boom unless by fraudulent earmach as solar bed bees
bees left with him (Dr. Tilt). He had examined all the
boxes with the of
eyes and they all hors the ansageoge of
kaZrostralmeewith violence.
Won= said he considered the evllleseee fa
the abuses of any ese to identify the property, _
_soli re-
euotetive, but yet as eseapiete was the 'has of isfeemstles
ass to rheright it would be advisable to bead the awe ir
' the otoriisealles of • Jury. It might be as well Is tams
I Ilse pion= list icons his rotation to eseemti thas he
Mel, midi w eseeptlea of Paul, whose reeessheseee would
I b. enlarged, and she hold to bell to appear est mom the
=e. at the Coated Criminal Overt sea amisst, lie
therein, reload them until Friday next, sad be
the swastise inqutefw mold be instituted with revolt Is
the teeth of lie =As by Mary Maeklia ressolis
W disposal of s perils Mae preguty, aad the depeeltleeh,
eamabi be premed tastier that soy sight be reed est te I
whyes Friday.
nye Was the eighit enatiaatios of the primer% the
Mat was seetried M emirs, it having bees uadetotood that
'llk would be tie OW eisethiaties pretest to Wit Was
mod'
VOW IMWM,SZW•IIIV V

0•11110 Ow KattaLousterss.--Ms Betts, a powsetol.
Wag mei saw. was holly ezeallsei 'bested with tio
sissdosypiew of Willies Rory Westlake.
Os Ibe orweisi of flowloy. sloe KW at Use, hi intaaaar,
sma ememedi, ass several wow wee= inn mallow skew
salves is a pstg. knee is ?moires*, St. Lakes, tykes two

NM
Irsd high mode, sad detirmlaed Ther/ tide dish
pees by dewing la Holleirey•itelda. deeesseele Many
tie battle, ehalleepit the Brisson to son with hi., whir&
b. 1111(110*d deb* sad ea Twig Um ergo et action the de-
emed sod evert I of his 1111111111pakte MOWS' the primer,
jeered hi., end threatened hl., whisk he bore patiently
wall they utivai i Otiotwee, she. the deouwed fibbed'
his heads en the Isissenee bee. sad week Ida ea the
swath, with& earned Nod to dew profanity. Thu eaeitell
his ire, awhisk he teemed M the id, struck deesealid es
on mid, brooked hi. dew. end his head eosin la see-
ten with the karbetranicith reesived a severe lejsey whisk
seheequestly eased his UM.
A eareeerb 'straw woe Mil apes the body, sad the jury
Mewled s verdict of noniengister stalest the pioneer. who
had twee reneaded fres Ibis Win for the molt of the
leeriest.
by the *dyke of Mr. Walreft the Ones, reserved his
defer" and he was fay easesacted he trial.
LAMBETH.

Tim Pontine° or • Dimmerinn Remy.— Williams
Eiward Hoke, lately a clerk la the Aosemelegieseeffisseldie
Loudon ad South Western Railway Compaq. kagisegdit
op for final esuninotion, *hefted with forging sad Onlas
a deSenture bond for 2,000 , the property of the•sweesp.
The depositions WO read EDIT to the primer tile
chief clerk, whoa Mr. &WU asked him wheats. he
to say anything, as he steed folly committed y Mks kis
trial at the ensuing Old Bailey Swims for the forgery and
larceny.—Mr. Games, who appeared for the prisms', de-
clined stating anything.—The primmer was accordingly com.
witted, end ell the witaesses bound over to preemaw.
ROBBING CIIILDREN.—dwoo Oreion was shamed with
stealing wearing apparel from children.
Sarah Scott. an intelligent &slid nine years old, residing
with her parents in Sand.ord•row, Warmth, stet, d that on
the afternoon of the 18th of June she went to East-street,
Walwortti, with a basket containing a gown, Weide en her
way the prisoner came up to her and told her it she would
go with her to the Diver-road she would give her a doll.
She took her down a lane, and snatched the basket from her
end ran away. She was an the prisoner was the party.
J. Cooper, about seven years of age, stated that the prisoner
secoated him on Kennington.eommoo, and told him if he
west with her a little way .he would give him a cake. She
took him a little distance, sad snatched his biome of, with
which she ran away. He saw her on Friday night, near the
liiisphast and Castle, when be called Clark, the constable,
and gave her into custody.—Remanded until Saturday.
THAMES.
TEE INFURIATED CONSTABLE —John Mogan, 173 H,
was brought up on remand, charged with stabbing a fellow.
constable, named Mosely, 117 H, who officiates se gaoler at
Leman street, and also with wending his iaer.ctor, Mr.
Forbes; but as the wounded =ma, though now out of
danger, was unable to attend, the ems, on th application col
Inspector Dania, was mensaded he a week.