The Express.
London, England, 1857-10-10 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSION&

At the eitting of the kart pawky Mr. Thetas.
Bertha Ilissyesis spokenkla kr Ila eanewal of the lame
for mete rid &snag hr ereenerasvesbeas was peassdel
with iffinemme mi. ea Tbm leach eon-
sided et sew defy satvglshates, and *OR the penile Islam*
arta "milks le mews! of the license with-
out Os agent was crowded.
Mr. err k km ask.
lee. SAWA 3 Q. 0., Mr. Bea* sad Mr. Teird,
kileaste= tor Mr. Shwas ; lb.
Mr. W. D. gear, mid Mr.
Mt WINN et the vestry Bt. Luke's, Chime, to
Ifr.lanss kid hie friend would ecentasaes, as dry ay-
/Ma
Mr. kajemat Dalleatins mid that would b. se, earl hie
shonM aquesttOi path= dm tit rowed at the knee sad
thee at the essay la be mad.
Mr. Mew* eaw oken
s irks, the pease, ateardlagly mad
than. net of Mr. Emmadsa Ist irtk Yet hi bed bees the
Cremane-gre Navas years, k
Mdsisl,Bl;o,6oo peen ss
led whited thus ; that be lad as-
Failed gen the pregeft a opal of sane Sea 80,00 W.
Ind gres aseployassa- 1.10001111• 110 sad 300 mum sad
f• Yew wen as pale ceengledela foist the traspi-
mei The peak% sake, Mimi at length the grounds of
=ibs tba by Onutw &mizopeu unt
ars bet mak* regallyas
laWag
kg bid boon
tttalLealltakkd adage;Matthspeakaies tem who
▪ see
he the chi, Webs ma /Marled the rest of
tbe tabikkines by Ihe aske aid Issede they created in the
sheet.; that preegkiles wee ape Y. hes Ibit fur Matignon
te the guar, mid Get ke grim king Itrat open until
web beas se tsar reek* la tbe snanig had • laces de-
kesekkg be
ter obit mem they preyed that the
Beam utak arrily be reasered ups sash senone as would
aware Yea esks of tri 12 o'clock. The peel-
term a diseleimed say whit Is klefire arbitrarily with Ilr.
Ilimm at 36 Inkssela.

de. !Wiest Maim thied that be hill the bower to
=etre the bomb es behalf of • peas holy who bed
It 'bar dap to tam to this evert he tompiela of
Cameamepodese. la plat of int, as he Anil
athlete *dimes to gen% bed Ina so coadoeled is boom
• pallet emlemoi no/ so evil. He well tommketall
whim the he as lame wove Mt maim
kw these lees. the( tame wee • mosidsuble db.
make as so the it Fleeing tire. The..
was • Moog white, howeret, ed length
e
peva way to the Ise finthasinses el pulite muses
meets and raised oelertelomeat, isid the helms ewe
17.Zbut oa the ogees worisatending thet the Pests
sid, should be sill mod peeptely eladoeted, eirl tie me.
tartahunenta given to he meted is well se isressktg. In
appearing to oppeolir. flimpectiolhomo, be Was vaned
bapntation temales Ipan ea geodes= in any lass • ,
it wee hie doryto imple bib the mods in which Cremerno:
Brie bed lota emedosted with respect to the ellict It bad
the pro
prodamil spa the atisteemitoed ia which the paler were
m▪ oted. The redisign bed oseigkined to that
of Ir=
who were thiqpi with tection
interacts ; sad the., la Oak public ad elkisl
espeity, mar to Ilk OW to ask for that palmation
which the, bed e_ &mad. He was to
WWI, mad Ili sing, that tires amid be Do a eetia to
"pa diem o'clock at night. hey wire
treqel=Tengsmoms dewier betty. Up to that hour the
amosemeato were indeed sod proper, but slier that hour
whatht be termed the legitimate amusements terminated
in • dray of fireworks; and though that might be an obit,
Uen to some who supported this petition in opposition, they
wire ready to euliont to that. Vl hat they did complain of
nu the ant owe of things that arose after the respectable
visitors had left—what in fact might be termed the new gar-
dens. After twelve o'clock the gardens wore open again,
after they had been cleared of those who took their children
and Mends for aranaement. After twelve o'clock came
that which the petiticesers asked the court to protect them
sad the public from. After twelve o'clock cabs full
of women were docking down to the gardens, not a docent
one among than, and the place became the nucleus of a par-
ticular cLr of females, and drinking and dancing were
carried on until three or four o'cLack in the morning, sad
when they did leave, the highways were erowelicl with stream
of theme women, and the men they were in company with,
romping, shrieking, shouting and rioting—amart to the
tenor, tite_y might be to. fiat wee whet was complaint."
of. The Chehalis vestry were not acting in opposition to
what were really Weasel and innocent aronsements—they

were contest to submit to • certain mount of incojeniciece-7
and annoyance even—bet they did object to a state of things
which wea deetroving their ntigbbourttord. They were
appealed to es the governing body id the periM, sod
came to the court which originally granted the lisme,
to oak for o remedy for such a etate of things which
the court could easily apply. 'I he court could not sanction
by its !Mews that which be should submit was, and which
be would prove to be, • public nuaance. A congregation of
loom women and men after twelve o'clock at night could not
be e puth grad. It war carried on to put money into Mr.
dimmed. oo het by the ade of drink, but to the detriment
of the neighbourhood, and the annoyance of rupee:table cili-
ates. The emendlege of numbers of proMitalce and men,
drinking and rioting up to four in the morning, might Le •
Rod to Mr. Sitopie.o, but it was a nuirenee to the public.
Ile &boob! raise ne question as to what went on mule the
gerden., the questirn wan the effect produced opon a empeet-
able neighbourhood by them peoreedinp outside, and if sbot
went on amounted to • public suicance, this ecurt wan Muni
interf.re, and by the authority the astute heel given it put
an end to it. In • pnxiaely Muller cane at Liverpool
it had been held that it wee a public mmmy, and that the
pertiee were liable to en Indictment. That comae bed not
been taken in this cue, but tho vestec mum to the court,
sad aged its Frets-lion, and that l'Ondoiot. ghoul,' le Imo
posed with Mr. Sinsplanel limn,* which would prMeet the
=boa:hood and promote public morality. No decent or
woman wee to be found in Crernormegarderm after
twelve o'cl n k—there was nothing to smart the public 1
after that time—no rational eannamenot for which the piece
wee hemmed. The many mutt not mff.r for the mke or
benefit of the few. What Mr. Eampeon dd benefited no one
but himself, mid respectable people, tredesmen end made-
sea, ot;otteel to what wee ping on. Thu oppmit ion wan no
persecution of punks fur doing anything that use ref piddle
admutage. The Teary wished the licenee to toe imenie i for
rational and proper .seamen, tat at the mine time they
&aired that thephse might, like other. having the l'renft,
be tlsd at o cick. Would any inegietrate whom he wee
sideman takes house in the niighlaiurhand It woolrl of
mune be homemade for bile to bring before the court the
1,600 or 1,600 persona who had Loomed the ve-try to put •
stop to Ma grave and crying nui -.nee, but the evenere of
property to the neighbourhood curet other witrowee would
dopo.. to the scenes that took plem outside the gardens,
hove after the proper maim sedestatementa bad satiated.
The priaripal point In hls cam was, that the legitimate pur-
pose. of Cremorne did not emigre it to Lc opens/ler 12 o'clock,
and he Raked that the mom condition might be made with
Cremona ea Ilighbury Been and the Eagle Tanen, to
elate at 12. It would so doubt he argued for Mr. Simplon
that hie establichmett wee pehomiod by members of the
erlefterecy. What of that F Were the imam manta pear
• sided Bar aratectios to be detrina ire! to the emptily, cm:
forte, and Interests of then who did uot happen to Le anion •
emu themselves, but ouct temeetath dies orking
The request of the vmary wes tom, sammahlo and mope r ,
they were only meting in the invert. 4,1 de m• whom shay re-
presented, and he sea only emptiest thot Mr. t,impenn Lad
sot at once ) ieldrd to so rteftnabla a mpg 4as that 000
male, and which he could not duld.4. the court would
enlace.

ii.winsoraes Wert; then (unlined.
Mk. S•bL), uPhohterer of Oclonl.trmace, King.-rusl,
neater, elided that hie bout. was about IPS yards hom Ceti.
wens, sad bo hot lived there since March I iso. /ft Lad
ivheareed tb. chow of preermis horinentise the cantons. In
the afternoon anl op to a/nod sine du tho evening the claw
of penons sewed to ho eery mope. table ; but tea., etw a
change sher that Lour. The firework. oluali) wiut ff about
It, and lope ealde porrons vtliu frostiest. 4 th.• gyrd.. th.
left. Wlns the eItOWTIIO KAMA Wee .42 he rrisil,• hi. i, d •
time very late, for it am no tier to go to bed if he could not
sleep tar n, ;as of cabs driving to sad from the gardens
up to three in the musing, and the *urging, Vheittilla, awl
er reaming of iota and women having the gva.kne. He hart
hied to let his home or WS it, but poerono who La.l spied
to blethed ol.j.aied that it ws too n. ar Crew en, and Le had
horn nsiabk to let it in ealteelltehle, t•lataht the wire..
of MS bones in September, 15,., ant t tiedied it. Ito ILI ti
triad to let it, but, aa be could not, Lo girt tit to tiro in it
tgogalf.

Craw-, manned—He had been to Convene en, in this
veer. end in Ift-Vi. It., new MA for il.e ranee ftl
h sues std L.sd 1.,11 out altogether OVAL it ahnut 4041. He
male that outlay thee he had been to Co metre stud knew
the tort enteitemenents that were p,v. NtO er no.-
plainel to Mr. Sitemon or to the pelee, is tt nhd t. the
vestry, in orms..wit are of a boa toil which tea t
11.1.:01( pennon who had complaints to teeke against fro-
morns to sm..l that to the vestry, sod he then sent in e
rietewent. pea of the moose who declined to take
1.. a* note e• pr. >Unity to Cremona. WWI a hely nested
IL 'beet, Lot he could not my whore the heat Otto. Lett
their cello. Li' he destroyed then. Ile cote.% unt!, duke to
.wear that Ille It, theft declined to tote the bone, ordety, nn
that wooed ; but brier• the knew I, A, bent it woo to err •
ready to pop a deleoit, but when the del
know it. 'het was • dewier," utel rho raid ale moot con-
ed. rof it. (Lawhter.)
Re-examined- -About thirty ?emus ishoget her r rdsod to
take the boate for that me.e.
3:r. Lilt-', of No. 3, Oeford-terracr, deposed to the noisy
eundeet a own arid 1,01111•1% lem rue Cement: at L•obt% loot
12 to 3iu the rooming. He so. abu lder. reel d
depreciate nin the 'Lanett( .nor mope-fly in the neiehhont,
bond of Crouorne at one-third at loud, the remit of the
neeenco eco:n: fent slum took I laro otibide t: •• Mitdeng.
Ile knoon nett:tier of what took Floc.. ineide. Led tried to
let hie haute to• could not. and one ter two of his f.i.ves
whom Le had t.O-nod nto end they womb! not lion there if
they cool' has, it for nothing. One great fettcre of the
nuisance we. the .on..od.ling of athirst' tslinx farce end
from the gardens ettet midnight.
fens-examined—(sought hie house in I4:t0, 3n4 he knew
how near it woe to Cemnorne, lot he was ant note,. then of
whet • nuisance it was. He head been to the gsniene
once in 1851, nil to me the repteeettation of the /OM, of
Sebeetopnl. He had not compleined to coy nne. He oh-
jeriled to the &meek" but knew that they were let off be-
fore he took the Lou,.. lit mull nut how many tino,
copied bootee there were in Orford-teereee in 18,10 three
might hare been ten probably there were three now. He
did complain t the ;01108 onto about a teethed npp.wde hie
bass which wu keynoted by ponies from Crembroe.