The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-28 00:00:00

ARCHES COURT.-rlrstrissiAL

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Ewes eta N. J. rum
At the spewing et the gout Mr. Willie* Oteeveaar
r Weans. Nailer Jeeeisgs wee admitted • meter.
riANIPOST IP. F,L1111001112.

The Quota's ArvetTai; sieved is the above soil for the
mymest ei a gearter's alimony sew des te L. 4 Freak-
Dr. liardiar. ea behalf of t►e herbed, opposed the sp.
plieetios, es the you'd that by the death of her fatlin
Lady Prsafert had neared a eessiderable additka to bet
iaei.., while that et Lord Neaten bad degreased esse-
haat

Maul Jeks was etiolates dim was as mot be-
tas *assert OM Lady Plialdiat was Is the twelpt 0/ sa
lasnasett lasses, ariltat may avast Andaman had takes
*at la the 15.... of tlia hadtasi. It Waders dissetsd a
swattlea M Immo kw the quistat's sliaway thw as Ike II th
Ap_U,ll3o.
TAB WPM'S or TSB AMOS PIOMOTID ST MADDIN
AGAINST KAM

This nee mine beiore the emit la day apes the admission
el Madden's women se the alhoellsa shws is ea behalf of
the Reverend Jobs Boyles Ram. The amewers were opposed
es yaw and impotent in their ilharesler.
Dn. Hardie/ sail llsylbsti was hued sealed the admis-
sion. Dr. PAilliamee appoint ea th cam side.
The Court Mewled mum of the atlar le be rettneed.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—YarrazDAT.

Boots No.

IN Tao MArraiU, ioing CAzaza or

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FOLLY.
This issaisat, a young roan, was opposed by Mr. Su-
good for a Mr. Seelley. Mr. COoka supported.
TM affiliation was for dlashirge from priers. On a
forme easlin ine lasolvent bad replied ander the Pro-
tegees kik and It thee be bad bested madder-
ably es lattsweedei.li peeides wer dielebeed. From hie
'Rubins' uses teems oseeden, k tlpemed that Ito bed
lest aboutilft ea bruits sad " sweeps at a public house
la Lag ems I. me at the time ask la the National
Lib lasnremiOssepent, Leg iffllUseetreet, and bad sow
lost hlealleslies Ile Int emend the Neilsen Ofts to
1841, sad when he left la July last his salary wee 1461.
a year. He bed Meowed swim of various mesas, Sale-
dirt the °pectin waiter, whom ha knee by bowleg hie
life le the Maimed Mee, sad ken Met be bad obteleed at
various tease newly 1•01. All the nosey ha had etileeted
old had gene in Mein lemeeetiosa. He was now 24 years

The ”geoing waiter elated du various sum le hod
abasoed to isselveat, who told him he inputted
moray tress the semetary of the ernaosay. He had no ides
of the purpose far whisk los oistained it boos hi..
Mr. Cowaississer PIYYp. timed the present woe •
lamentable saldhitisa st s Isseng sea. Boddie the
coney squandered be stated, time was s debt for eigua
and au ham of s phaetan,s horse end &sin, sad onssequent
damp.
Ur. Ilergeed asked fir a judgment tor costratting s debt
without ressonidsto fletaboas eminent.
Mr. Cooke sppeelid to the empathy of tho mut. The
huntress wee a young nun and hid been ledword into
fottreassetione, sad hod be.. ruined by hotting
Mr.

Phillips said he bad s "Orlie duty to
perform, sad if pressed he most give a Pediment. The in-
solvent was old enough to bold a situation, which
he bad lost by his gross folly; an be (Mr. Commissioner
Phillips) inset Maeda the young men of London &bet if they
frequented the dens of Jamey which lbs luohwt bad doe*,
they would, like kis, go on from bed to won*. end become
a pest and noises's of society. lime was a person who bed
lost 6001. in hone redng, end now owed some hundreds ; he
wu • sisals mac, and his family had obtained him a good
situation. Betides the horse ruing he now owed U. Ss. for
cigars. and for the hire of a phaeton ea well as a hone end
claim to go to races.
Hia Honour held that the debt with Mr. Shelley had been
incurred without reasonable espectetrom of payment, and
adjudged the iiirsiveme to ea imprisonment of sin calendar
months.

POLICR.—YarrzaDAT.

MANSION ROUSE.

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TATNTED Maur —Mr. Doom, Mr. Duckworth, Mr.
Venable*, gad about 20 others, the most respectable butchers
in Newnets market, appeared as a deputation before Alder.
man Gibbs, for the purpose of nuking a public representation ,
and request ou the subject of she vast quaatitise of meat n-
eared la that market from different parts of the country
Mr. Bonne Meted, that within the lest few days, a qua.
thy of the best civility meat kid been reertived in the mar
kat is each a Mate, is coserquenee of the weather, se to be
wholly unit for human eonsumptioe, sad Mr. Pookliegton,
t►e meat inspector, had, in the &Mies performance of his
duty, wined and destroyed it. The lose wastaimed by such
0011111111BSIMOS was considerable, as no return maid be made
to those who seat up the meat to the Weems, who became
himself a proportionable sufferer by the beat of the weather.
Tinder such ciseentstanees, and as there was in the meat •
vast deal of fat which could be preetably disposed of
to seepboilen, the butchers applied to the magi.•
taw the permis.ion to separate the fat from the lean end
sell it to the boiler", by which arrangement no injury could
be inflicted upon the public, and from a halfpenny to a
penny a pound,whieb was, according to the present stringent
regulations, completely thrown away, would be saved to the
nsfortunate feeder.

Alderman Gibbs—At what time doss this meat arrive at
your market 2
Mr. B inset—Between 4 and 5 o'clock in the monitor,
and it lies pocked up in our .hops until we have time to
see in what condition it is. The meat is of the very hitheet
quality, but frequently, on account of the excessive heat of
the weather, it is in • very short time rendered .holly
unfit to be teed as lemon lead. Ir, then. the Inspector re-
ceived directions to allow the sale of the fat to the
artals would be the result, and without
the chance of injury to any one.
Alderman Gibbs—What security can the Lord Mayor
have that the sospboiltrs will be the persona who will seeks
use of the meat ? I have no doubt whatever of the respecta-
bility of the deputation, sad that the members of it would
be incapable of disposiag of the meat for any other purpose
than that of which they have spoken, but the relexttioa of
discipline, with respect to unwholesome food, is a dangerous
principle, and the abuts of an indu'gence must be guarded
against, especially where the public health is concerned.
Mr. Benner—Mr. Pocklington well knows that not one of
us would sell any article for human consumption which
would be liable to objection. We could, upon examining
W meat sent to us, and 'lncline any of it tainted, place it
ride is • heap and point it out to Mr. Peeklinoton as unfit
for human food, and to be sold to the sospboiler. It would
be in his power to prevent the use of it in any other way.
Mr. Paiklingtan said, without messing for a moment to
throw out any aspic:on touching the conduct of the res
pitiable tradesmen who formed the deputation, be must say
that there were persons reedy to be purchaser. of bad meat,
who again to do semethiag with it very different treat map
seeking. - _

4Wtieman Gibbs—l am afraid pre allude to lame of the
gentlemen who make eaueocape. (A laugh.)
Mr. Paddington—l 4:ortolan do, lir. I know one or two
boilers who certainly would tura the neat to that we ; and
thin are some gentlemen smogs% the deputation who know
thou too.

fi;v;iril of the deputation mid it was quite absurd to sup-
pose that Witted meet could be made iato emseaces, am there
was so process by which eke &quoting flavour of putridity
was removable.

Idr.lceil;;Pon said his experiesce enabled his to say
that a ready sale could be pruned am:eget some of the
sineage.teakers for meat which ought nit to be given to
lumen beinp to eat, and the set of parliament empowered
him to seise all diseased meat. He believed if that au hority
did sot exist a put deal more abatis! would be done as
regarded food.
Mr. Bonier said there was so questies at all as to the
jedieior.s and moderate exercise of the power which Mr.
Poeklieston had, and that the existence of the power wu
emissary for the control of the meat market, but he sub-
mitted that the appliestion did not is the slightest donee
interfras with the duties of the impostor, who would be
supplied with the most satisfactory means of ascertaining
that
trial. supboiler aline should be supplied with the
Alacrity' Gibbs—l oertainly ears have no objection to
the mode of apply the fat of the diseased meat to a pro-
fitable purpose, if the pubhe health be protected at the outs
time front tejory ; and I au convinced that the Lord
Mayor will readily mitiest to as arrangement by which the
serious kmes sustained in the way described may be in some
degree abated. All that will be required is, that security be
given as to the manage is which the material is to be dis-
posed of.
The deputation expressed great tbasktolness for the
emoted of the 'luaus to the sale of the fat to the Pup
boilers ; and Mr. Packlinetoe resolved the neemeary instruc
tions upon the stillest.
Sobsequeatly to the applieetiee, Mr. Poskliegton upon
reading a quotation from Dolmas's " Household Words'
on the dotep is Sharp's-alley, Smithfield, declared
that the deseriptiou was not In the slightest degree over-
charged, and that the operations of the amass grinders
were esplaised to perfection is that admirable work.

PRESUMED DEATH BY VIOLENCE NEAR WORDS-
LiT.—At a lots beer on Saturday night last cries, as of a
human being is distress, won beard to ramped from tbe
lackey pit toonneeted with the Paging at Masers. lion's col-
liery, star the road tido at tho Round Osk, sad, on parents I
going to tho mouth of the pit, into which Ste hot water from
Dm engine empties itself, a man was found to be down,
although the aperture of the pit is seareoly wide enough to
admit the body of a mss. Oa being get out, the is.., who
was quits intensible, woe convoyed to tits Wand Oak Inn,
whore a surgoon was mat for, but before hie arrival the poor
fellow was a mart The deceased, whose same was Rsubea
Curds, a eltainmeket, but ocomionslly w.eking is the miaow,
and who resided ad Bnarley-bill, l supposed to bate met
with his d-.tb by whims@ la being throat thou the pit,
which antalud at the time a quantity of hot water. ()a
Monday the widow o 1 tho deourd, u well it two now.
suited Jeaoo Whltakar sad Willis., Cowell, wan brought
beton the buck charged with the wilfal 'surds et the
doosand, aad wor:!ramiaaded.