The Express.
London, England, 1868-03-02 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURT&

Sergeant Reimers,moompaniab7 two ladies, applied
to the magistrate under the following circumstances.
The sergeant said that the person of whom he complained
celled himself a' guide," but was in fact only a " touter "
about Westminster Abbey, who pinked up strangers and!
foreigners coming to visit the *dittos. Dean Stanley and
the authorities had had repeated complaints made to them
concerning the conduct of this person. He was et t
charged with fraudulently obtaining 2s. The object of the
money was nothing ; the desire was to protect the public
from the frauds which were being commonly committed.
One of the ladies explained the circunistanoes. On
Friday, as they approached, the man accosted them, and
asked them whether they wished to see the old part or
the new • to which they replied both ; when he said the
charge would be 2a. Shepve him the money, and be then
took them through the cloisters, and was about to leave
Mims, when she complained that be surely did not charge
Sts. for taking them only through the cloisters, which were
publicly open to everyone ; when he replied, "If they
wanted to see the Judas they must apply at the door, and
pay in the usual way to the attendants."
Mr. Ingham—Did you pert with your money to him be-
lieving he had authority and power to show you the inte-
rior of the abbey ?
Lady—We did.
Mr. Ingham directed rooeedinge immediately to be
issued svdast the

SOUTHWARK.
John Williamson, a can and bay salesman, at No. 2,
lackman-street, Bormo, was charged on remand with
obtaining 501. from WMAim Haworth Lea, with intent to
defraud Lim.
The prosecutor stated that ho came from Colchester,
where be had been brought op as a farmer, and called upon
the prisoner' who said be was doing a large trade in hay
and oorn, and required a salesman. He offered prosecutor
a salary of 30.. per week and half the pprefits, but be was
to pay down bOl. by way of security. tor paid the
money, but soon fount that the prisoner was doing little
Of no bamw, and was not trusted by any one, and had
just passed through the (bort of Bankruptcy.
The prisoner was again remanded.

TEI EDUCATION OF TEI LADOUILINO CLAMS.
—A general meeting of the Shropshire Chamber of Agri-
gaiters was held at tarowebury on Saturday fee the par
pose of disowned, and passim resolutions upon, the ques-
tion of the education of the labswing deems in rural
district& On the motion of Mr. tD. F. Manlier, a land-
owner in the county, the following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted :—L " That such a modification of the
I system of the Coseesittee of the Orwell on Education is
required
tie remote treat sill 's"
to pro leaf Trielrent=allel
on the 'pot for the children of small accepters of lea and
= awl labourers." 2. " That this meeting., whiht
approving of the azteesien in rural pandas of
the voluaboy princdpie la adeuratioe, desires to express its
disapproval of that whine is compulsory." Mr. B. Jasper
More, M.P.,a=met .1 the Centred Chamber of
moved that the alternate day
altictirlioalion alcoved by the notary Ada, sad re-
soneemedod by Prefers Faweett ia his bill, and by Pro-
fessor Leone Levi in his recent report to the Hoses of
Oommo u. is at opplisable to the condition of seal-
teal labounea* 111 Moire, a tamed tanner, moved an
ansedneent to the street that "The VOIIIIIIIIII7 system
Levies proespeetellyved Inadequate to the "MM.. of salasinc,
iner• a the egriseltern diarists, it is desirable
that .lasi rate, bred upon ift•OIDO ha sad property tax,
be levied for that nest.' This seasedieset, however,
found me asseeder. At the sonalusion of the disemise
depetios were appointed to attend the canal mesting of
the °astral Chamber be he held in Leedom this week for
the pupas of dimming the posed entice of educe.
nasal legislates.
Nnm RseurATloles AT Tire Jamie' Clump:Y.-
0a Saturday Mr. Justice WM& the relation inde
dewing the present strait, essiseenood his dirties at.
Jades* Chamblee, wham same new apladoes to owner.
nee with the new law osaiallarg the master to lake appli-
maises wen adopted. The band of the new at will.
row he busied, asd Mr. Justice Willie will be earidessiny
unwed of appliance&
TEI MAN/NAOS Laws 00ellitstrOW. —The owe-
estansems met en Saturday. Present—The Eight Hoe.
Lerv==the Sight Hon. William Meesa,24lll
Sir William Pee Wood,
_Mr
Palms Q. 0., M.P., Mr. George Tausg, X.P., sad Mr.
Alameda Murray Duda, M.P. Mr. John Freese Na-
gai*, Q-0.. arnataT7.
Tee New Hausa Coitus Hrrazaties Aor.—
Oa admrday_ the are set to rasped
the Habeas Cases
Amt to the Mb Mirth, 11101 i, was printed. The former
sot expired as the In Maria last., and the lenient la the
third =d cm the enspendee st the Habeas Corpus
Adis
TEI DIVILDIROIIS AMAULT ON • LIYIRPOOL
110031•211.-0 o Saturday morning the medical advisers
of Mr. Adolphe Kum', who was nearly murdered la his
owe ens& Toweraulldine, Liverpool, on Monday Lek
and foe which catne fear young men are now Ii custody,
Wool the following certificate :—" Thera is leeimpala-
meet in Mr. Xuael's state than yesterday. The woo
d@ en
his hoed are rappurating profusely, and the frestered sine
has given him 903•11 .names .Pared =Aar a rename
sigh
Tsui LATI KURD= At IfientAsina.—Rines the
orradesion *COL murder, the bare boot eat
the mousedsis le the linnet t aed day, but
withoutay result. Tama have ban pissed at
each railway statics alas the lelth Minh Winne Rail-
way. On Friday morning the elk of the ended man
(Mn. Weather) was taken ill premelenstr be shad birth.
Beth mother sad &lid died. We nee undeeneed that
Magee* *pen Is *rested to mouth from lie ink.
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