The Express.
London, England, 1850-02-18 00:00:00

has MA Mb • parkway hum Wisdom hash, how-
ever, weed. thes—thet the while erred widish mild be
lewdly sesibled seder the prevbiesel segteleatiso was OK.,
ad that; he. MIN lir. OTermie had eisdeed 1111.000.1..
Miesewo it es Kober is 'Odom that, sebsithelestling
ibe embed lemeepbsely register the semmegy, R&M's.
ser bad gm es ressivill mew, a preesedieg whisk
mesilhetl aad esdhpstably wee MegeL Mr. OTesser
had set, fany aft weemilac 00 wesalLallra, ham
registered ie as Mower. As la firer was treesram,
It wee Kidney tele re that Mr. OTemer's same net
hseleilliegassi se was • vieledia et the law.
The sr, oast esseilie whether, is thtir *skit,
We set bed hem • wilful *Asti= ef
the law as the pert of lit. °Teaser. Now,
the esopespiiikoksid sot be empletely regktiered—it 05014
aid be le registered—beam it prermeed to easel sta-
men is be mewled I. the moth= el
qvislask wee to be diviiW ems. the aelmelbass
by t. That ems. was Mealy illsgeL lOW
Lord Chief Bares), therefore, sew reeesseed It use kb ma-
shie the the wespeay—the " mime " other—he as it
had set bees sestigetely registered, ft hed set sessised the
legal Mesmer of • eisapany—wee belisztlille end
wee se hem its esissiessemat ; me•
meat of It Mesita. TM very mime solder dm is..
sideraties erase. Mr. OVesatir might ham been .Heisted
dear a the law affeetiag the gaieties, or *most M hi
essetgassest ; bat the nosh was, every man, whether high
se Ow, whether aaa M West or is a state el
whether Maim& or set, erry ma who had hisme-
ssy he the of this Mem " had Mem a party
to as p s tramisties ; mid it was a setter
if sombleislde Mite whether any relief could be ebtabied
is my met of law. do, eke, if • mit hod be ewer
messed k • wart MemOy to sall Mr. °Timer to seem%
it wield stases have be.. mid that the enbeethere bed set
emise Is. meet with elms base ; whilst that matlemea
himesif meld have laid—he did net fee sae memeat Mesa
to MVO te Mr. °Tessa that he meld have mil ite—that
be two the Wades el Om liege We whisk bsiliesersiesi
he ss Kesel= esd.theishoe, so these inelloolmdbees
pollee be • they odd set 'Meta
redrew. The msessealg=it behest, ef °Teem
might, sad se Ambit mull, desk* hie base led
him to set Miserably te the searom, hat how wes=
WO for that madmen to phials KENN for the
sad inesmity et these who might ems sir him ? The heir-
Wise might have :• I ses set atesseleble Is yes.
Yes km bees perdu to as illegal korseliss, sad sea
have as legal alarm." Om worms, thin...hese, sole the
limisMoMMe. °Teaser la Stemmer seedthem,esibeether
beed,lhere wee thegueties of boss ildie es the poet el M.
ilehmiset, did be believe, tad had he tesesseble
am he Oat belief, that dtie Lead Same mos as km-
titles ea the weebtag s ? Them were mists whisk Os
Jsey lemma* Weft& emethwelles. Immo
tempest that Gomm eves ht lb meet
propene' dMe, had never bees amiss sossers.Kbe, thee,
was to pay the-Wen ? It had bees- esti 11r. OVeimer ; bat
it wee slier ekes the two Memo" were weelting
=• the mot have
bees impplied by dm
chow r bst whet the two empedia were sepa-
rated dm the waft of the Ma wee altegedew last to the
bask depeellen. New, .Mated that " miselly" bad thaw
bees takes away, the redo Is de "Lad Meow," as well
as Kr. OVesserbiesele, bed .101 aimed the emir
meat he the rides use steed se It bed 15... Nokia* meld hi
some impepor; sealed meld be memerang. Mr. OTiemer
W issehed 1111,00 C bees Os isbisriben. He bed se
right te have remind that mom without the madam Si
the set of mthweeM, mistily, by the emaplete eigkeades
of the " ae." Bawdthat 'esthetes wars te booms
▪ baskruPt, erly th Is his beak aad rem en el dm
estates whisk sag bees parekeeed is his nem mead be laid
held of for the beside of hie medion. This was • pieties
which se ma was Justified la gambit himself is. No mes
had a right to Me seek a smelrese reireeibility epos hie
smentested by the M. With seems to the mutes, there
wee as no who had • legal tarts them but Kr. °Teaser.
Did Om the Joy Web the Jodiestasa ef the libel wee
made ed, se was the libel • wOki amimalielose libel ? if
the Isdee, them the *keit meld be Gadded to • verdict ;
11 the hisser, the deksiot woad be Misled te • varlet.
The Jury retired, sad bevieg asealted er about 20
mimes they retained • mast br the Moine, mid
sided that " it was their wile to state Oak sea dews
masks, that the OMNI 'a ska.r.seter stood saimpseeked as
!Trlie messed
ied wee sawed fat the deleadest asurdingly.
Daskig the three der the aria lasted the court mu
daday weeded. With this ease the &them terminated,
sad the Jewess were diseharged heat farther atteadem.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—SATURDAT.
IX is H. CANILL Tin Yousroaft.7THE Buz them[

This insolent, a goveenesent clerk, was opposed by Mr.
Dowse sad Mr. Loam for Dorm creditors, and two others
appeared in pans. Mr. Cook. supported.
It appeared astute insolvent bad Un engaged with some
claks In public deponents in bill traners," paying
from 40 to 90 per ant. as • commissin." He had paid in-
terest for seem years until at last be petitioned ander the
Preterites Act. His debts without anaideration wen 841.
on bills. His preseat salary wee 1141. a year and for the
lest yar it was 1101. He proposed to sat aside 201. a year
out of his salary, bat the aediton who opposed required 401.
a year, asd el them, Kr. Immo; a bill di talked
elrbeinging the matey before dm Haase of Commons, which
nomad a laugh la nen
Mr. Ceessiselß !Olin asked the insolvent haw keg
• bad Dace nagged be the bill system?
The insolvent said from 1844, when he was just of age.
Mr. Cooke—The first step, 84, is the mem.
Mr. COMllfillitellf Phillips—lt is so. These government
clerks will not take warning.
Us *andantes it appeared that the insolvent had taken
oat a game limas, sad getting as the Earl of Darney's
groond he had to pay 81- hie had betted a little on the
prise ring. Some efforts. were made to arrange with the
opposing creditors, sad all but cos comented to accept 201.
a-year out of the salary. The disseetleat creditor, after
some examiaation, caureated to take the offer.
Mr. Commiesioase Phillips said it was for the bees& of
all that the offer had been accepted. He admonished the
insolvent as to his future conduct.
Mr. Cooke said it was too much the habit of dens in
public cams to engage in bill transactions—the first step
was the dawns' ne—the nanall begun an evalanche.
The asst wand protean& mall slier the lint quarter's
'Downes we paid, and It was lined that the present ex-
kibitioa wield be a lemon to Ober young men in govern.
scent sitnetions.

TSB POLICE COURT&
LAMBETH.
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BARBAROUS CIVILTY.ZYTIOIR6I CAW, • hawker of
whiting, residing is Broad-street, Lambeth, was eb•rged
with practising gross cruelty towards his &Urea.
It • that the prismsr had already bees known to
treat his children with great cruelty, sad more particularly
since the death of his wit*, which tookplass shoat six months
ego. Os the evening before • perms felled at his boom on
bushes, sad was horror.atriekea apes mete. • Bns little
boy in a standing pasture, with am end of ea iron chain
•owed his seek, and the other passed through a strong bolt
in the wall, sad made hot by s padlosit. He questioned the
boy as to the min d W hag tialmed. sad learned that it
was the frequent eestosa of his foam ea gain out with hie
whiting in this iseening to lock him or kb brother, and
matinee be*, In that state, and leave them so until he
are lime la the evening or night.
Mr. Nears smirked that • more 'shaman mos had
mover mime MBire him. and remanded the prisoner.
Conviction or • TASLILASTIR.-.41f. Nortoa was en-
gaged for • aosaidsrable time is hearing • charge made
apart Brags, the mammies of Lambeth Workhouse, of
:=llwaitelting a youth named Pratt, an Inmate of that
_ _ _

The cenpiefautt depend that he went into one of the
kitchens W eedst he wryly; up the beer, and whin there
was in the an of pieceene ashaese into a pipe to take it
to ens of the imam Denim ebservbect him, kined him
three whiff limey Pd the nalertunete youth noisomely
hurt, sod yawed then, end DIM, as he swam, considerable
way.-111s Maisseat was corroborated by three or Lair
of the kenens.
Mr. Duke, the eurpon, who examined the complainant
shortly obit t e Awl senalt, said he could not discover
anuft of nary ea him.
Mr. Gases thin Winged the magistrates on the pert of
the ddiadat. _ _ _

Mr. Norton had no doubt the enenhbad bona cenunitted.
and convicted the defendant fa the fell penalty of M

BICHILOND.

11 ornaviox or Clerks Fulkr, a grader,
residing at the Observatory, Old Deer Park, Richmond, and
AMR Cronnas, his servant, were charged, under the 12th
and 13th Victoria, 0. 92, a. 2, with having tortured sod
caused to be tortured 38 oxen, whereby they had incurred a
penalty rot exceeding 61. for each offence.
John Gilbert Replica, Esq., of Cedar. greve, Richmond,
preseented, and mid he had to complain of one of the most
cold-blooded and wanton acts of cruelty sad tartars that had
ever digrased humanity. The charge he had to prefer was
more particularly agalast Mr. Fuller, being that of having
tortured or mend to be tortured no lam than 38 bullocks or
oxen, ky_kav an ear from each beast severed from the
body. The asiaat (Fuller) rested the Old Deer Park of
the owner, sad gamed $ large number 6C male therein. •
few days lass it same to his hoes/ledge that a number of
oxen, in • mutilated state, were being driven through the
town, from the old to the new park, and upon their being
enuaised it was &severed that cue ear of each beast had been
wiseßy,er tke
runsNU 14 remmtly onto.. Foaling it to
Ise kis arty,aker Of the Committee of the Royal
flesieff ter the Preveatien of Cruelty to Animals, to bring
the pespehators of this SIMUICOU cruelty to punishment,
and dr sash the @Welty of Sergeant Eissoals, of the
divides. le eillnisted the 0V1145•9 el their cruelty. Thirty-
eight ma were den glued ea Ake table before tie be
NOM were ire sad six Wham in length. Their exhibition
emated quite a Nam* a.
Jaime Omen= was then sworn, and proved that on Wed-
afaday kit be eat several can of the cattle off by Mr. Fol-
lies arier. lime of the bullocks did not stand still, and
they were eat elms than they would have been. He out
his with his peeket knife. Se saw kis master eat of several
is,.. Mengel out about 7 out of the 38. Mr. Feller cut
the ethos with his own eiespkelfs.
Kt. LIMN mid this wee kis cam.
The dandiest Faller said that the cattle were hie own,
sad net bow* how to bread, he had Use sera eat that ha
skla haw *ma from the ether cattle.
n• Mask having mmeralted tor a few minutes, Sir T. 14.
Ram said limy
_woe of spiaies that this tom a very weal..
nM.mid they faitikey would not meek their eines el its
adman beghlily N Ow did rat kik& • pawky in each
011111. Thor
_lbaNais laid him fin la mak of the 38 eases,
whisk wadi mem* le FL 10a., with Ma. mein
The fefffeeffifaay *dike penalties and Nein