The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-27 00:00:00

FEU OF THE coda or 00741101 t PLEAS
OP Tali COUNTY P•L•TIJIR OP IotIICASTRII
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to eta id= Authria, . :
811.—Tare toasty emalmis,„ moudli se
may be ha to may of pa/ Ma% wish aOseet et Maw
eery, ised with • mei of •11•1111111 M.eared 'be pgtt et
Cornea Pleas at Carman. 1
ever t th=geaelosiesj
he 614•111! el Lomas NS AN taperer
was at Wassillailre Tao lawaressee Ishissaltat webs
beat the trapeige "semi,Wiw et le tee
i
eterit, go to viler 1 m •I.le Oissadier of
the Onerg Melba el . mad It is la this abide pes.
ergo that the sasastoses woe sad Pose I sot sheet to .peek
« ease. I awl that these area sad arse sassed
by beta Jae to ON par seas. the seas ead ibis aimed
ler the lake pavans by hot marts at West.
I pa • law batman 'Mb say la takes es • wry Ye
sample of the whale. Pee atingle. Jolts loses is sheet to
try ids maw spina Pete Thseassergulitashewass awe.
setved=ssolaty tome& the between thaw
la tee "WI WWI* esed_
ampler laseeebisoaell Perbook the ebssareseabl, as Itto
lenses tsess it. Mesa Wen pievazesuirsase lee Us. lAA . bee
defog this with Os ail sidle of Lessner, ems
tree 41. Ila sea& le. Awl easold the
have iarialpiel hewn wilt • speak! jury, be *k
sea l• addaloa, esaistal es the wow, es ill seedehisgello
isdepadent of the few payable to the speeilei=en.
We will ow rapines Jam i.e.. se have wig.
seat. sad tininess of eaten tog its satishaisa.
jaunt istoolmsaiebtaiasil ea a
weak etillettrOWl Ouse Nita ease 2e. WI
wariest; sad la a• sew sa es seasty, szospilag
abbe sad Darius, wade theyshame sassed 7s. Bet *WC
the lodgment be on •lowashin mate, Jobs Jew weld
had himself shamed Iw, la Nest, the eery sass Wag alb
amen vamping but SI lac se N. 10s.
Telco stifidier emes t Jabs is... hes a jorigiamet epos •
Leneeshis mos, bat Peter Thews doss ass, it awe did
reside la that *tasty. Well, there le • se ally ameba bat
laissiblo sad set vapeollemble_ pasta s I. her li kastib
lowelbat seallers aseemay before a writ sea issue to dm
eine, la Irish the geode NA *hawk at Pete: Thomas
an, that • writ a. Ant be awed, sessaweiert the shall
of the judgment mai as levy the goods el the said Peter
Thomas; sad spun meek sheriff manilas that he (Peter
Theses) has we goods or abattoir is (the /head .)
eaenty, thee a writ may p to the sheriff of the aunty
where Pats, rime. actually midis, but sin till then. '
Many of your milers may probably suppose that s sheriff,
before be sap Peter Thomas hr one shift& is his catty,
rosy, by his myrmidon, roma the qfree ono end
the other to smertaia the fast. N 3 sash Wag. A ntaura is
outdo daply at the must « &hi yens isle( the writ,
sad you my say day get this dose la fie mime,
at • sharp et Itw ei., t walking into Red Lies.
square or Beimpalldatreat. But it is Imperative es
proceed to attack Pow Thomas sea Leaesehire. Well;
you mast go to Preston, ad after • delay of two or throe
dam mastoid thereby, yea obtain the infonnatios you
well him bares; mid at what expense ? Why, at a chug
vacillating haws 21 18s. tad 31. 7s. Jest deem the
raiser is which this mighty affair is brought sink. Her
Majesty's court at W. stmiester lam a writ, sot dire/awl to
the sheriff as in other counties, but to the shaneellor of the
*sway palatine of Lancaster, commending his by Lis writ
es einnemand the sheriff to levy the goods, Ike., sad to make
known to his the ehentrellor what he the sheriff may
do by virtue of his the demeanor's writ, that
he, the Chancellor, may inform her Majesty what h., the
Simi, has done. Ts this the Crawler moms for sewer
that be, the Chew:eller, by virtue of the said writ, to him
dirsead, had by another writ, under the seal of his said
Maly palatine, 'amended the said Sheriff, as he, the
Chaneellsr, was eamended, which said Sherif, in mum
to his, the Chassidic's, writ, bad retorsed to him, the
Chancellor, that the said Peter Thomas had so gooda is his
bailiwick, whereof, de." And this ridiculous mummery it
repeated on all processes required to be ee sated in Lea-
sable*, and for what possible good payees e =opt to put a
goodly sum into the pecks% of some fortunate individual, I
es
totally usable to cam). stare.
Toe judges' clerks is Rdl'egarden (of whom mon ass.)
in wormy imitation of their batter , no sooner perceive the
womis "Common Pleas at Ltheuter " (familiarly deli-
mited by them. " C. P. L."), than up goes the sale, and that
which is 1 in Qem's Binh, Commas Pleas, or 2:che-
quer, betties 4, and sometimes 8, in C. P. L. fish is the
force of ezempk.
The Milks deeming of the judgeo, and of easy eminent
barristers, has fregiatly been draws to Oh scandalous
gnomes, and sany of them have spokes pretty freely on the
subject. Ose of the brightest ofilaaseitta of the bench has ire.
pressed the stragest indigestion at what he called •
pest assertion ; sod has stated that he would
make a maneentatiom to the treasury ou the
subject. This reptesentatioa, I have heard it hated, he did
I lam, hot then met with so powerful an opposing ietthesee
that be was empeled silently but reluctantly to yield the
`east. Wall this influence prove too strong for my lard
Campbell and air John finis ? A similar jurisdiction was
abolished is Cheshire; why not is Ire shire and Due.
resale, Sa, to,
Loadoa, Jest 10.

A. P. A. C.

Fciloor.—
The annual meetseg at this lastiestied wee held yesterday,
at the Marylebone Institution, Edwards-street, Putman-
square, Lord Ashley is the chair. The chairman cont.
messed the proceedings by stating that, however ineflllent
their efforts might appear to be, yet still they had realised
is many rams greater remelts than could have been anti-
cipated. When they Lai ked upon the lawless class which
they had to deal with, and the depravity which they had to
' ooatend against, they bed every cause to be grateful for the
bused,' which many hal derived from the iutitution of the
ragged schools. Tee report being then read, stated that
36 boys had been boarded, lodged, sad clothed in the Refuge
Institution; 180 children of each sex, and 40 adults, had
been under daily tuition ; 70 boys had received isurnetion
in eariose trades, and 2.5 of each sex had been provided with
a daily dinner. A Sunday school, with an average attend-
ance of 43, bad been in mutant operation; and a library
and reading room had hien opened. Right boys and three
men bad been sent to the eolimies. The report was adopted,
and a vote of thanks to the chairman concluded the but-
ane Mike meeting.
THE FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE LATE Piill.ale-
TIDIOrIC INITIIVTIOII.-111. W. Payne held an inquest at
the Priam Albert, Darden-row, Lonson.road, Southwark,
on the body of Hugh James Wilson, aged 32, who lost his
life by the fall of the bedding formerly used as a part of the
manufactory of the Philanthropic Society. The deceased,
it appeared, who was a Fusel polisher, employed by Mr.
Hurd, builder, who is erecting several houses en the site,
had shortly before 12 o'clock gm* temporarily into the upper
part of the building, which was used as • carpenter's shop,
when It sw:denly gave way and fell to the ground with •
tremendous eras", carrying deceased with it, who wee buried
V the reins, and, when eztriested, was found lying across
a bench, and a lard* beam across his beck. He was then
quite dead, and three other men were also imbedded in the
rubbish and severely injured. The jury, after • long investi-
gation, returned a verdict of " Accidental death," expressing
an opinion *ketces caution had not been used.
FOREIGN FRUITS AND VEOETABLEB.—The follow-
ing numerous fad large arrivals of fruits and vegetables have
taken place in one day from the Continent fortes m•tropo-
Inas masks,. The steamer Rainbow, from Rotterdam,
brought 1,101 been of new potatoes; the Sir Robert Peel,
from Dunkirk, 809 baskets and 49 cases of sew potatoes,
2.53 &seas of ceulifhwers, and 1,124 baskets of cherries; the
Apollo, from 'Rotterdam, 3,788 baskets of sew potatoes, 4
baskets of mellows, and 19 selves and 12 basks' of cucum-
bers; the Stadt D srdrecht, from Hardt, 28 hampers and 20
baskets of new views, 20 hampers of cherries, 8 hampers
of cabbages, and 29 hampers of carrots ; the Fyenvord, from
Rotterdam, 603 baskets and 200 bags of new potatoes, and
197 baskets of eh ; the Venesaela, from Havre, 1,676
baskets of various kinds of fruits; and the Sabo, from
Antwerp, 26 basket, of green peas, and 1,384 baskets of
various sorts of fruits—the produce of France, Holland, and

Belgium.
ANOTHER FATAL CARR Or " in-
quest was held at Parton, near Whitehaven, on Monday, on
the body of a young man, named William Hewitt, who died
from the effeeta of a dose ol Dr. Cola's preparation, known
as 0 Lobelia." The deceased was a founder, and belonged
to a beceilt club, a man, named William Tait, who was a
terser at a foundry, professing to be his medical adviser.
About thee* or four week. ago the deceased complained of •
pain is his stomach, which seemed to have continued almost
up to the period of hie death. Oa Wedaesday evening be con-
sulted Tait, who mismi him up some of the lobelia, and admi-
nistered it to him in three doses. He appeared worse after
he had taken it, sad he vomited during the whole night,
and en the following day (Thursday.) On the Friday his
state became more alarming, sad no medical man hav-
ing been called in up to this momsat, the dusesed
wished one to be lent for, as he was sure
that the lobelia which Tait had given him was
fest killing him, Mr. Hilton, swim., saw him
and found him is a state of great prostration and had vomited
severely. Ile complained of a burning pais I. the stomach ;
that .he bad tskea some of Dr. Coin's stag en Wednes-
day night, and that he had ant been well gaol. He was
understood to say, that he had taken • teaspoonful and • half
of the medicine several timer. Deceased was aft.rwards
mien by Mr. Wilson, another medical gentleman, but nothing
could recover him, and he died on Friday afternoon. The
post mourns examination of the body showed that the
stomach and bowels were highly inflamed. After the usual
tests, lobelia was found, sad the opinion formed was, that
the deceased had died from inflammation of the stomach and
bowels, brought on by undue administration of lobelia
iaiteta. Its poisonous *fleets having been described, Mr.
Tait denied its having such an influence—too mach could
not be takes of it. If the iletesesed Ind followed hie in.
struetions, he might have survived. The jury found that
the deceased died from the offsets of lobelia inflate, adminis-
tered to him by William Tall. The case will accordingly
' be tried at the visaing arias&