The Express. — London, England, 1859-12-08 00:00:00

iLab *nutligattt. JUDICIAL COMMITTEE OF THE PRIVY COUNCIL—Doc 7. (Piessag . Lord Crworth,ll Cimarderd, Inrd lbw d•ws. Dr• 'Ashler la.lM Ihr L Peel WILL r. (rALMT CALLISO itta.rt.r ant).— • 011itTI••0112111,---11•11.1111•11. nab see es wool Iran tbs Cho/every Curt of Tort la • e•••• d inalk l 7 of Imorriert, gistasted by Juba Bell. keg , of App..ll, aa by maim) d Wasaissksg, of win& be Is desk et t 4 -cra. part lialsebsth Onalaste, eptester. f.1.1y e .11ker until ILU , tbs resseedent relyilg one pre- In" ' l4 ' lob iverr•v., .s ebb% tho curt below, os spied Ikea .h. ry Cow el Casimir, Pia: gives Judgment is bar west. irTl;tae sad Mr. /Waren wen covasel for 5p 2 140 t n.tt: Dr. D.... sad Kr. Noa ► hyresea , cl tba re. eades If amityl thee la 1143 lb. ept,lleat Mouse seque;ntad alth the trepeadest, .sd the r. molt that ectree . stoeco arse it et is IMS ap hal • ebtte by em u , abide s a, a ay Marvin& did. 7es aseimmy of the perm, bamarme. ma. Ilmed, sad ette . ra.s,l haw atirsoced Is prigetesey, bog bf,Al.“, Grabsist, a am/mbar, Mae whom site bad eheyst..ehol, tbleatesed to teas bar out of his b.... Is tole .lorate ta due taterfeteare by ilea respoadesee lesefee-. St ow att.aatd, meordimy to tho b,... Isomer lea, Mtwara Ilr7tl sad E ~tteh Grahams that they ithotettl radevertate b ..e a elm& ere M Mar Meta( hem rear* 0, sad so, Juirly, m the 134 Itomaelar, 1147, they pro erto.l to t.e Mum of the eelanstoi Oremoirem ht. b.siJ , Jabs Money, 4 Ileekber, sad os their premat- Ma fiameel.te Were Ma, he mode ea Ivry la s primed Mot. Is • ha , ts whelt le .11.4 hie &swot Book of liar rinse., that Jo teall Bilaeheil (helmet, thee elaidag Me LIMO at 11 43 had hem merrted permas satco Nevem Mr 1. 1 , 13 . .OCA rimy hems ass tally mirky aeons bat am hams e• sat the maim leases& be he latme. Tb. lete flee OM carom, tree I!, eat ths taralsids mos *pad by Dsebt Morey tea Nary lirmay, ths sest aad d.sstwr .l lie ilerheeoltk. TM arnaThar, la bar snow N latenmpearles lib no inst Wen. .tire., ilot she bet been sedan by MY. &II is bee .ely I? yt tr. 4 see, son • pane d aintype. sad selser , N the banana 4 Ire Naha sad the &a diet sbe eat Mr. 1.11 Nil ene n Onse-stress, natal set b. tie paps. of grans • onloste 4 rap, ge :loan t y ra regynnst, bet he the if • seas..,. Dense sersoleg to N. Ine et Intind. Mr. I:.li dna d thge der the anehns had beta .b. tar! be 104 ilea ongearkee easesed w Anieby, ante an de," n • saga Inenown Ni. thee It ate ate nut I. Mat K Nana Onna. ehe esallsest to be sap pan by ►.r Lacks, one Na se sademmen Na en seN Rona is. gm nun te. lea. =Ms petted the eat ran bad 1101 Ikea termed • ass. sat ha het !beer ,oet.ileszed to bet awn as Ns war, although be had ore tonal y riots beg ant mar d amy. lie bad Ant blahs,. sat bad bees Nana N nth penny ths ea. tn.. ea isegese of the venbeen Us bed ens be the Caert-hease .ad wog.' ben se tar ea tat sew der he own balonnton 4th. peals send hes, an Is lbw new 4 MO all Win easessios between theft and. N. bet ant Ns de. • eon tf she weal work, bet she weed tot de s be rand the SWAIM t. khe the d the Oat sad, tlaelly. es is. watt set ant et etieed ra .Moser',. Is reply to festbse laterrods. Osne... the snake bed stated Nog be bed bseneernand lAA Lath* Oaten la ISA dr bony ties ant IS. N. • t ••• endow r• am talinedid ea S 4 de thin is. ma • beard aM; bre anomensa ea age feselseelae, ised en belids. Hs ne mote he ha sot t lin an b e n., NM her o bylaw le lament ee nay her ;NM Net Meng kid met add '• lt Is se fist • !l e er tf APlllibblip of Ceadertary bad dame it." hinny, en bed aitheseei the asesiese Nand, Rye t, lalgeapiann lin be het imartod 400 coons o • • yaw, sal ilia the sagellial mad regnant beefbora nand eseadtag N the moat be.. Ti. ropswdeetil bed Is her entombs, sniped that se roam te Sem had lam made oath abet the both el W first ebild, who. the appellees propel/ be /envy his st hL titans Chosob, het enemas& lied be weld rap hoe le the beam by egeold Woe% dab would one 801. Sit r-sereratod et ate tmeess. rhos the spied's& pre peo I tineereirreee. ebb her :bey west sad wow minted. " Wejdeed heedr, - she w.J , " sad desired oueoelves to be snorted helm else awned sow at eel. beer." 16. Ben Amends told h e r lust bar blether art they nest beepthe weerbigo semi kw • cootie of ram eel he ospeededly erhaembelgod the sewristre woe She Ihned vat that be waged to asks the serlego bed by prepseol ft-4n bat ths...l .he ...old ore to Laedee an d eve up ail • upos en.. he woad allow has WI. • yew for Ise Wald. Blghtess n, Otte alt, the towage oreagreed to give ben 64. )ettr, tut in ter rental to go to losidea he dropped all a1!...e50. MI, stir bad bees is the weekbaers she w.s. t llr. Bell. ow. sae ta bed at the time, sod embed bus t aline h, rh • oak, whvb the maw of the wadi twos. Lad told her he wee willow to do. Mr. Bell re fetvl, sal said she had dograced hiss all the oh. rostd. seal lm .veld sot ill vr bee • pees, u takes belies the magistrates fur swaying Mr.. he at taped to toy her 6e. • week, able!, he until stayer foam into coat. Arta, Ise alkyd !w o gs *be hot riest.d the appellant at hie obeeehers shoot arks • week ustil new her 040thusest, elersing sue hits is seek *mums. us bar eraresandstakes she distantly swore elm hot sewer had cosseasa with .ay are previous to the span net so riots v.' seed during the ealetestles of warrens. sad that Yr. Dell bed sever treated hay es las eta, we had ale ever aim steps to wart bin rights as • George Grshata, the tespondoit'• brother, depored that Mr. bell reyreteelly told bin the menage oas bonding, and ILw Le (oases.) Lad sent barb tho workLou.e is order to Mee the qodetroh. WM/. Bell pa id tb• esp. Lees, so that It 'mild not am• to • bearing. H. added, last it Mr. Bell hsd cratiaasol to pay we fie. s•week a s.uld never hay* looleetral ban, sad be wonld ss.. r have Leon cv11,4 ona to do any t boxy aro,. U. thie ewe ot 'hinge the Chancellor of the C rc.slatory C 'art d Csrlisle drano.rd the sun pelAnGt...l 19 Ur. bell to la.se tin ramie deelsrad null sad vwd, sad lbw JuAs most WIN Minted by the Chaneary Court of York, aysitad which &dike was the present appeal. The learned roused be the appellant Laving been board is of prairloa to the alleged roartbags, two harsher haulm was attuarn.d to tr.s• day. EQUITY COURTS.—Di.c. 7. (Brio* Ur* lord Crowellor.) .10113C•1031• V. till RAW. 07 PI•111•011,11T. --• Th's we an appeal from Vice-Cluncellor Wood. The Mr.., tame loam toe omrt mr on .specie! use for he opthi A. by • codicil merle moo dim the erect:Woe of de will on the 46th November. 1833, the lam Led Doday Stunt bequeathed oat td Me reedy money in his Luther • brat, homy lammed In the public fund., sod other p mead adatramd c nowthig of to estate 'lite/mt. chsrge, ar reaabfaap opw imds or other Itereditareasits within W mamas dthe statute d Crea. IL. c. 56 (the lionmaa Ad), Jr sea. IA &h.:. to the Watery Amociatfon of the himals of Pelted, the mid dm to terra pan of the ordinary hats ..lob mid acrid), and to le applied accordingly at the dmnieca of dm cot.m.l, 'nth a dilation that this receipt la wrl.lna dm, tiro isth.ters of the coastal sad too hooorsry redetery for the tom fling domed b. • eutfloeut dio rama • . hot to me the Literary Amodate n should not he wenn et the cies ol Warhorses., the ems of 3001. was to lapes Into end fats pert of her rmiditary verve. Bbortl7 lolot• ha 4mth usurer made a mond codicil dated 17M November. LIM, hy which be '• gar. toed bequeathed to the Litstary Amami-0 of the Frahm of Pol.s.d in Lawton the man ad MAIM." The yoretkas sabya cal to the thurt were— PIM, whether um leis -7 of LULU. gime by the second 'MIA woe seammilaiee or ouboitetiorl for tbe *gag et fat try the firm cod oil; weendly. if the lorry of 1 yam to.ol..toift, mlaglitor St wee payabie out albs sere Nod out .1 shish Me 60101. wee pored., or it ad, out el whst :Lash, sad fa what peopordses? the Vice- Chrosellor heM that dee tero lemma woe ermalalm, bat ins 'Nut/. we. MA Ma& out of the same toad as the Bted., MO we of the pun reemelity la the pyorrhea that Mal pearebelly Mrs te the ...l and other roma swab el gibe baaalr. Few LW Mahn* the phew appeal wee Mentglit. Tie UM Chastener podpmed Msjedgiasat. coma Ot QUKIINI BILNCH.—Dw. 7. iftelmee r 1( ?$ .—(B*,. x•. Janice Ilul aad Cumu lous Jovia.) NEWOOLD V. DOWIL-attILT‘T. Tup iwssi, to 1114 ode" in spit• Int, onibt to mover Soo. 14 tojartos isseineel LO otib Me al lb. fonstiosis . worm H.... moose E senoppe,esnal.....l wean &biers. to. pant lenspeed, eying. we snri4l. nine deism. nand la. tomb stoas, sad beaks ha 1 .t. 1., now emaselesdaa. WIWI, U. eon woe asessaisn • swerifiltw• nods bf bawd Judd. et Us liiihdriNftli it • POW, iftbrei seinla• of 460 Ldtuq d dr Ocualsoindia of &won% win wironod tt, us lb. oonwsraing Irt ale pandit amid .o b., dial Goa u pq weed. Tali JILT. Oa Os ivy Wag glita•nad, On beense erplalese ibee ask beer bae eon bap sok eeredreme loweels el • lemads, ea see rid exemei • beee do awe ebeemeles weld be max bin Jew. nib mid be bed esemeeledell with Me UM Mid Jowls% • .wuM a• asulis ansaler Oa maw, ad arteaso be • ammis tossisee Li sand kr a and at • elan mieverel Juryman wen lad 141. me for Maid SI illa li Pries la Mbiassa.--(idire dm Lord Chip holm mil • 'paid Jury.) u. ip. aaarast A= 111.111.11.--11111.1 F4T•00111.81 11.1118NISAJIT ...mt. Ibis aria occupied As awl too an* tiko otiolo el clue *room emospeesco of cho imam memo id ameceouteep sociesse Mush Ma co be weed ileouste. iM icy bow woo. Mo wells • Too ressom omprio. luopeene drub= oppmed kr ilo pleieciS; ?Wm. Qv.. sod Mr. Om drew dedirimie. Tike ao Mr. %Sine baba boo. o pouilems vim Ms roomMy orgoiroi omm• Molookly y bee olheie op rirooloalike otomi d Mo oompoodour of Ms 'rmikko , sod M Inapt ibis alien Ms foam emoo, SAM Join Ilacooden, Choookoe, Joie nowt Jessie lAssalim (imp Dowd. op Imbue M mod AMm oad No or 'Masi •esses—elhe wawa Wog lie papaw el tile Pas- pared Ilireitedery lio,ory—Sor ordottsily diesols,iox hien Pod the poet of captain of the ship Lidice his te.iud of throe yore review bad expired. Voided foe dr defridesta. TUE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8 18:-A). COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—IIec. 7. Sittlegs i NW Pries at Worettestrr.—(Before the L.'rd Cbist Boa ved • Sp•ci,l Jury.) - TEN 14 ALLOW V. Trc 11122111 T DOCIIIi A 2% I) 14A41BOUM /104111D.--INIPPINO CASS. Tbie case ear tevcaLtd Ala rotting, when Sir F. Sully e..attatied his address for tie &Gotha's. ♦ awakes of loaner-to ware tbes called oa behalf of the tared to prove slut' Le so:eldest had occurred to the pl do afro novel boat her keel hat ta,t " vaiged." sod but trust the toed fa the &aka. The details were qai!e &robd ed tatercet. Tito oittiop at WeideJaen totaisated to-day, sod shaft at Go+l4ttoli Intl mammas Wawa,. Oda ot.)), but tam Lad Cold Bros wit' it'll tit to 07 out the aw, rhal ata, it it penal, tert..noto 1.4010 7riday, sod way p.osiLly mood to ItatutSoy. COURT OF PRORATE AND DIVORCE. Du. 7. (Bohn the Judge Ordiaary.) TIL•1111TIII T. TILMITOPL-SIDITIIIICZ. This w a arra 1y Hula Purer To!venom ',lair* ber busier. Major Wm: as Cherie Ifeivertou, of the lkyal Artillery, Sur the nvt!rition of bar conjugal rights. The pun. $ rye married tint at Edinburgh, °nor about the 13th el April, NW, nod aft.rwerdo, ascordlog to the rhea and cruesiews et the R.sien esthetic church, I. Ironed. Try hol rodubited le &wird, is Indeed, and la lnace, and W rsopedo at Lalll7,!'y demoted the rubor, Bardear. tutor Yelverton, no Rd surged coder prorate, Vol • astir ut lielsui, but et the ego of tourtata be lisease • ardor et the Military C Alert u Wooloich, whore he bad narked oar c. refir.red a comarion. Oa behalf of the Info it wry outtaidad tr. /kr Yolvertou had abotodontil ble dasolti'v of origin, atd that his present &uric or whew WI beedleartcrs of hts merest were •ta.i wad, sonsly. of Wouirelt, although the headquarters of toe leperw irbkh he hotorr.d and suer of late pure bees It wan father paired Out the wife wan dorm = ashrbill. M C. Creerroll raid five after the drier of the Privy CAllbed le the MO.. .4 .• 1k1.1.111 and 'tubing," it was akar thee • or earl have ao domicile scut bra that of her trallsed. No wath..rity had born adduced Icr saying that the dondelle of • .odor oay searessrily at the headquarters of bre regrew ; sad 'Nero ores Usury no ground for , Jet ether of the parties had an Puglieh donaidle. i s rolvor••• Cart or a court tee Bailor, sad not for the Card Ltagdou ; and Major Trilvertos mart the rotor beeraiond a th. popases of MY snit se much • forvignor r if be had her • Spaniard or a Feescharn. He bad WWI enrol allegiance to oho laws of Easland, and he hod rue coloured any Afros egoism tree Wm Altar re boring at oar leogth to the area of " Teodocui" and "Collar," the learned judge said ha tort uphold the proem el the re•posdest. 're*, imi•ime wee tarsbt. detained on the pound of want of jos udictios. WIIIIT2 O. 1.1111TL.-MITIXCII. This we a of a besbead for • Judicial reperattou em the pottN of tweedy. The tespoodeat bad bean ta the MI6 si Wass qmaotities of spires which bad a great diet open ors anciteele toupee. She bad then deputes with km liaibmad about invul toe Vere; mad Una eadsd pmeelyme ef mean her parr, under the indoeure of welsh she used to Weak the turn: mre and assealt the petitioner. Ti. petitioner hod mweesaiiilly appealed I. the macerates for peoteruan avian b.r rtolaice , mid these outbursts bad more than mew hoses followed by tweets of hoary. Mr C. Creeewea bad Ind peat dielrolty r diseregnistdon bow far the rio , ence of the rsepondent ems due es bee lunacy, hot It wee Imporeslete to say that the buabead had not teem In raw 4 bodily *wry. He would, therefore, grant the swore r preyed. Os re reran of Mr. Mesiell, however, the Woe of the dome wad &impended, be ceder to allow a queidom relating to allkony to be wirseurt (r.suisir CAL!, I , wo. o) v. woos.—COSTII. la We ease a decree of solid; bed been obtained, on the parr that the ponies bed eoLeurned k, putative, the beans mkt • false SWAM, and Its question u! etele bed hem re served. he C. Creswell mid it bed appeared at the trial thee the =twt had led the pedaeser late a wiry thetreesieg ee b worsen to ter thee the Neweese would be woad. It wee very eatarel that ebe attould ha masker te M whether she wee or was Dot the teepoadeat's wile sad the rapeetleet Lima therefore doing lbw onto to which ohs had lees put to soccrtauocs how the tact stood. BEVAN V. BEVAN. Dr. Spittle rpplred tor lean to Its Ninths' petition for s dissolute:a in In. care, ;n which the fell caul bad railroad s burly iambs. and had granted thetas a judtola near des way. The irrotnvql doctor gad that as tha law relating ton wives pang ovular. had PIM hew ahead, kis cleat would probably now Co able to sulletestate her charger of musky rd tkwart••os. ea C. Canso all would not forbid the filing of a new petition, bat be felt no hasuation in anpnesing as °pintos that the tall apart would meet it when it cans on tot Merin. - Cli EILAT T. CRIIIIRT.—ATTACHMANT. In this rem the petit/user, the Kee. Mr. Cherry, bad ob tained in December L.i • decree frogs the wart for the reed tnt3cee of hie exinjneal newt, and we the feel ef Much • further order watt wade Mat the reemedist should return boom with= ten days after itak maim Oa tea 11di of August the decree wee personally served as Wm Charm bat air bad asplected to obey it. Dr. tlwebay mead that under these eboaartaaosa Kr. Cherry felt th.t the order of the cutlet wonid be • mere nullity makes hi took • ioniser step. and ha had therelare inoruoted the lenrned Ca Ofv.tl to OJoTO for an attachment. Sir C. Cetteserell—The gentlemen is entitled to • VTR. Dr. Sweby wee (nether instructed to apply for the costa of the prawns peoceedings. So C. Cromwell declined, however, to allow than. ASSIZE INTELLIOBNCE. HOME ClRCUlT.—Mmorroxs, Dic. 7. (&d... Mr. Justice Williams.) aterita Thomas 2b, a priests soldier belonging to Ilea 711 rd Regiment, wee treirted for &Ma. Id,. hesell conducted the prosecution. It aappemrnd that the proavcutor is a farmer at Gillingham, seem Clashes, sued on the teethe; of the 4th of October • seek of wheat upon his fete, of the value of 110 i., waste es Ire sad totelly °AMMO. Th. rte me, m ee met *m a n , be • direction from the tire by a young man whom he .topped sod eked If he saw the tire, and paved it out to him, end be then vie, I did it," and et the mine time showed him aims lit. tier metre.. The prisoner was taken auto melody shortly evreseda sit shims-.hop, and upon his being astrchal stele corder matches wee bend be his pocket. He we then taken to the polite-Wades et Cnatitam, and out the foi ble's,/ I:hornets, when Mr. Everest, the superintendent of the meaty poke, wens to hie mil and isquired for the wan we, set are to the rich, the prieseroallid oat ' `. Here I o w, end he rudely mated hive several gammons that he sae the peen by whom the act had been committed. The prisoner, who we evidently • veer shrewd man, and who appeared to hare received . good education, when milled epos for hit defence, ruede a loos eddreas tit. jury, in which he retracted entirely his former aderisewe of pelt. He said the feet was, that he we. divested writ the ocrapsuon of • soldier, tied we determined Sot to do coy more duty with his reertureet, &ad he bad on mimes ocesatom c,mfeerd to Ming • deserter from other regiments, and dlferent mimed of leech he was en.lrely Inaorent to ord.v to reset his objets, bet he sad loth. rto been tuteureeeitul. Oa the night be (petite, as he we reurnirr to the barrel., Me sew the stark on ler, sad it etruck him that this wheel be • geed oppromustry for him to het out of the military service, sad he detenuterel to coshes Hurt ha was the man who hod set the 'tack on tire to the fire peseta he met, and he accordiogly de so to the wittiest. who Lad been rearnined. its delercd, however, get what ha had la his hand, and welch tbes wit less bad elated to be lutikr matches, was wiles, bets pies. of string. He showed that vibes he west to the beer shop he 'squired of a ruse whether he thought that We ass feeros woad be etfllcimrt to cause hi. conmetioe of tee crime, sad this man toll bite that be bed Oster buy some Wife matches and have them found upon him wiles be was tars WO sestedy, and ho ercordni t tly di4 en, bat be declared the he was entirety emcee of the slime, sad Lit only shiest I. gayly/ ihst be had set be to the beck was eke hops thee he shisild thereby serve from soy *unite military swim. --- Tbej *mad the prisoner Gritty. Gary 13, soother pnYW sallsr, was charged wipi • .assibe Mom ;041 Mr. &obeli prossestoiL thN con oho is toot dr primer bad odroittod lb gait,. wad as • rums kr the sm. •d. aro to kelps from wry*, rot way. Tie Jury lossil km Guilty. Illsawass or ismer la book sass. NORFOLK ClRCUlT,—Noawicu, Du. 7. Caving Covin.—(B.l••• sp. Justice Cromptbn ) TUB ALLIS= 111 imams AT T, --- • Mew the da t a* o f Ger parce l yowiedey. Ow 4. fence of Allamearde Ikea eleiged bah oralfulit murdering bee al* Ii 1. timid by Osvortuag it a Yarmouth. woe Wowed fi lls. lOW lobe appeared f r the prkeesr, pet it to the jary whether they were welded , h.% the eirld Owego/set to the herd* sow ewe her tow. and whether th.y were cow- Owed broad nossoe.t.io 4...0bt that the prutooor had tot• wished lie ezieteeet. Lt , t.oapoutioa bed sot le to mach ea West who. Ibto hotly of the told tr,te totted that it worn hu b, eeeteedod, to ootoolteb tt. ideauty tabefortotily. t spier, either. that the primmer • breband woo was et Ye tebetwoe et the child, sod thaw lon she meld 4w bo motive for pang It obi of the my, as the Iditewsse• mods boo out of her bee boors were would boo ambled her to zoorawis It without Ii barn es yobbo, Noble' shoat it. It wee doubt !J, a Z hero@ coshed urged, whether the b o dy wee is • soot wbl goo the court Jerleowles to Norfolk. Mr. Jos** Crampift having remosi Tlepry wad, bulge he ball as Myr, reerisi • was* b the ad ..t that they did not coneider the Ide•tlkM{e• of the ones aatodeeturill eatabluted, and they throats /puled th• prisoner. Some appall's was attempts], but it wee immediately re- T;:.7 the court disposed et seeleal cases of no vowel intieses, and tha Wane' of tlia arnica doted to afternoon. OXFORD CIRCUIT.—STAk FORD, DEC. 7. (BAN Yr. Justice Willa.) £L1.10111) lICADIII, Xilby. 46, tertuch Midler, wee earehtucd for the wilful murder ut George E.dby, hia ma, ea the Stith of step timber Met, at Wolrertmotron. Mr. kiih . (taking the 141 tu Mr. Scotland, who le fit) and Mr. Matthews erre for t. prostrunoti ; and Mr. Motterant, Irelated by Mr. Young, defended the prisoner. Mr. Hid, to opeoto • the ca., said that this cm was not duly oats of alleged ..order, bin murder by a father upon his eon. Both the prior's' Gad the deceased heed In the fame bout., Noaks'e-bealldings, in Wolverhampton, and e the Soda the garden, twenty-wee yerds from the Lout., de emed had a shop, where, assisted D • boy &mid Crump, he waked at stench making. lA. prisonees shop wee a little farther ott. Although the dece.sel was of an exemplary character, being a very religious yeaug man, yet they did not Lye comfortably together, the tether behaving with much violence to the son. On the day in question, iu order to avoid meeting his father, deceased went to hie dion.T at half-peat 12, half an hour before hi* let her and rtturniog to his work, sent Cramp to hi. dinner. He wee heard singing et his wore up to halt-past one, and be twain that lime and 20 minutes to two eoands were heard in decoesers shop as of two pto?le quarrelling. The sounds were net distinct, yet one of the roles' was much deeper than the ether, and they b oth beessoe lower until about 20 autos to two, when ell was silent. It wee a cir,una ' stenos So Lie remembered that, whenever the prisoner beat the deceased the latter retail always pat his bawls tam hie pocket", that ho might not be tempted to errata his father in scorn. After the dying out of the arise st twenty minutes to two, nothing wee heard till two, when Crump returned to his work, and found hie young mutter !pug deed with his bend beneath a bench, and his throat lying over the new edge of a wooden box, In which there were tram alta r , kis face being In the box. Crump raised an alarm, saying there wee something the matter with George. Pri sonar some towerds the shop and began to cry. here was • mark over the ejs which would produce ineeetehtliry, and a meek epee the throat which would produce, soft cows. It was considered quite impossible for him to have fallen where he wee found. It would beshown by evidence that toe father wee tees is Isere the shop alwartly beforeCrueep returned ; and he had .into andearanrid to Wines wits's.' whose testi mony bore ageinat him to altar that fastlremay. The theory of tha prosecution ass that the prlectsse Limited his foe In sensible by the blow over the eye; mid that he afterwards premed his throat over the aide of the box till suffocation etheri. • *umber of witnesses were called to prom the osso as stated by the learned consist for the prostarlos—the medical evidence going to show that it wee quite possible for the do omed to have socidestally fallen into the position in which to was found, and thus to have been suffocated. The trained Judge, o the ooncluden of the cam for the prosecution, put it to the jury whither, alter hearuze the evidence—one witness only sjeakien to the preset, of the primmer mar the shop--and considrring the medical toeu• nosy, it waa neoseeu7 to hear omit* Cr the defence. Thsjury, after • brief deliberation, delust:,4 tau pneoper. Belmont* three, 40, guffaw, wee then arraignod tor the wilful murder of Jam Oyez, his wife, on the 18th of Oct. keel at Wednesbury. Rottman sad lir. Hill conducted the prosecution, Ned Kr. Ketrealey mad Mr. Brown defended the Owner. The Issetistp oriensel for the prosecution slated tout in this tees the Rlsosw bed been committed by the coroner Os the sharp tumelanghtor, but by the magistrates on the charge el murder; and the grand jury having returned a bill fur the color offence, the prisoner now stood before them on that charge. The planner wee the keeper of the Cottage Brim backrest at Wethenbery ; sad his wife haring hardy beacons addicted to intact:emu, Imbue, had occasioned a very 111 harm agaiost her by her husband. In adaitim, she bad seine relatives whom company he had prohibited her to keep. Returaiag home, on the day of the offence, he booed ths deceased intoxicated, and learnt that the peot.tbtted relatives had bons at his house. He then commenced an attack upon her. He drove her to take refute in • neigh bour's house. whither be f dlowed her, and either by a blow ore kick lefficted Injuries of which she died. For the dim" ft we. contended that the prisoner wee not is. guilty of manslaughter, and that death wee ace'. lowed by apoplexy. • leeg array of withers* were called foe the defence, the tentnioey balm that the primmer we. a steady man and • Med husband ; two written doenmenui, one signed by 400, and the other by 30 persone, who similarly remitted ; but his lordship would not allow the documents to be but in. His lordship summed up the cos as one of rit az-Laughter; sled The jury, after a very brief ecteaultatioe, f mad the pri se/1m Gritty of that ollears, sod ho was sesunced to be kept is pond servitude for starters. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—NZwcAsme., DEC. 7. (Won Sim martin.) NMI NORDIN NT AN LNIAIC.AN 11• TE. AAR Mason Meaty (24), base-fag to Puetland , United States, mare of the Ildsey, of Bath, United Sister, woo Merged with the wilful warder of D inlet Withers, on Atoo rkea sailor, la the Nerthmsbarlead Ducks, on the Tyne, on the 16th of August het. Moody is • tall, powerful-looking young fellow, full eheeksd, and with • most powerful aria. Rectum into the boa with. somewhat bold and defiant all, but u the case 1:11:be mimed to realise tile position, and meowed • t more becoming his situation. n. A. Liddell and Hr. Blackwell prosecuted; Mr. Davison defended the prisoner. The Hon. A. Liddell stated the case—He said the pri mes', who was an American, woe in August last mate of a mewl called the Illsry, an Americas motel, and the deoemed we. a Isamu oat board that ship. He had ousel for a voyage from New Orleana to Bremen, theses to the Tyne to take in male, and thence beck to America. The Mary arrived in the Tyne la July last fibs was taken into the Northumberland Docks to take in coals, end remained there till the Ilth Auteuil last. Now, with regard to the c 'tweet of this ran toward. deceased on the voyage from New Orlosne to the Ty no, it would be shown that his conduct towards the dscesad was, during that voyage, ol a toot bum and severe character, that he was in the habit of using violent language towards the men in general sad towards the deceased In particulsr. Ujon one mosaion the pri soner struck the deceased with an instrument celled a knuckle-duster," end knocked him down. This " knuckles dame," wee an iron instrument—a @trim of inn tinge which Stied on to the lingers and ere clasped inside the hand, so that when a man is struck with them be reosivott • blow from a eerie, of iron knucklas instead of • serifs of knuckles of flesh and booe. In order to CMG the veseel from the place where she was lj log in the docks to the berth where she was to take in • cargo of coals, all hand. were called somewhere about two o'clock in the morning of the llth of August. The deceased with some others of the crew slept in the forecastle, in a standing bed or " bank," the lowest bank on the starboard side of the vessel, and somo of the other seamen slept un the larlsoord aide. All bends were called, but whether deceased beard the call or tot was not known. Another man who slept in the mule berth se the dammed did not hear it, and the first thing that awoke him oa that fussier; was a noise that he beard la the forecastle. He looked op and saw the primmer at the bar, who wee the second mate, paving hold of the de emed sess by the hoc sad pulling him out of the bunk. It were that the priesumr, who had hold of Witham, succeeded is parkin. out of his bed-place, upon which this mina, who same le Black, got oat of his berth sad said to the prone; " Whet do you aims by doing that!' The pri mmer answered "It is not Iron I am epeeldag to." Black ✓eplied 1 know that; brat it te not props/of you to use that ✓oot ; he was complaining km night of not being well." The prisoner, however, pulled the deceased out ot berth and red same violist szprrelose towards the deceased, who did soring at that Utne la the way of struggliag or fersting dis prisoner beyond amiag " Hold an. Mr. Mostly." The prisoner then left the Isrecestie, In which tire was at this tiros a lamp boning. Birk had occasion 01, Um his beck to order to put as his and se soca se be bad tursed away to go further tap the he saw the decreed standing by the formals door. Having Ids heck turned he did not see what took place; another wirer, a boy named Howland belonging to Port Glasgow, or was on board at this heard • noise in the foreesele, and saw tie prisoner pall Witham out of hie berth, sad beard Mr re some expression toward. the deceased; the prisoner bed then a lamp is his Wed, and walked along the deck man the wears chants which were lying upon the dedt, Nod picked op an iron bolt or bar about two or three et bag and an tech thick. He then pat dubs his limp spina the rail of the ship, sod, taking this bar in both h Ind; he went op to deemed and mid, " Keep back, or I'll hurt you." So far as the evidence went them was no abodow of pretence for 'eying that Witham had say latention to attack the prisoner. Upon this, it would be shown the deceased said to the prisoner. " Are you going as take the steal knuckles to me again ?" The prisoner replied, " I'll take the Snit thing that noose to my bend," or words to that effect. Witham then, instead of coming forward, turned round for the purpose at going iota the (ove reat* nod when he turned round to go away the prisoner struck him with the iron b at, which be held in both bands, • blow on the back of the heed, uu the lab-Wad side, which knocked him down on the deck massless, in which state he remained until the 16th August, nn which elm he died from the offsets of the blow. It world be proved that when that blow was struck the deceased mast have had his back turned to the prisoner. Pieces of the skull, where the W, ,w ft W been taken out of the deceased man'. heed, and weaY be prokor in court, sod would show that the Um mud have bees give* with such e i o t ehe „ as to split the skull into shivers like a broken eggshell. The meta Black, who turned rotted in the furemsUe to put on his &Shah beard the disoemed fall upon the deck. Hs tamed round and saw the prieonar standing with the iron bolt in hie head, about them feet from him. Black called fur am- Solana, kat could not get any. Ho called the primasee at tangos to the state of the deceased, saying, "I expect Witham le dead." The prisoner answered something to the effect that if he was dead he dad not can vary mach for the act that be lied just dom. Black reported the trmaaction to the Mid tastes, sod he sad the pioneer west into the berth and herd at Witham, and said that they did not think he was dead; and so far as can be collected from the evidence beheg utast the add mats, mat the primer, as, in fact, any of the °liken on board, off:red the slighttst araistancie, or took the all/bleat trouble, or did anytoiog for tie poor Wan, who was lying in Chit state in their ship. Block then went to the captain, and the cupiain Caine along deck, apple. rattly with the intention of fro mg two One turf 1., but did nut, foe he neat the tauten upon the deck end they ell tornsd away. Bleck sent for a doctor, and got the deemed on shore. The polio, baring received information from Black, came co board, but the prisoner hal Crea gone away, and was found et the house of a pilot in Sunderland, where he was aka some resistnee, taken into outtody. Rhea he won charged with tele offence he said, " it la e bad job; I did it it &• hest of pu.ion." os babtlt of the prisoner, called the chief mate of the MITy, the pilot, and two why; wimeress, who stror3 that Ine &named threatected to use the knife Wore the prisoner kre eked him down with the 4 ron bar. At six o'clock the jury returned a verdict of minslaughter. Tim prisoner wee sentenced to penal arrvitade for hie. YORK, Dec. 6. MARILAI:OIITRR. Mamas Clarks, 45, was indicted for the manalartehter, ou the 28th of Angus', at liortos, Bradford, of Patrick Coley. Before this met the prisoner, who la an Irishman, carried on the bus's..., of s general dealer In Chapel-lane. The de. ceas.l was also an Irishmen, and he and his wife were at a clarietneine at the ptiloner's house on Sunday, the 28th of August. They appesr to have drunk freely of ram and ale, and ultimately to bare quarrelled. as the prisoner tamed the direst: out of the house. Coley went down the street and retorted, and there being erica of ~i onreler" the hens°, he kicked at the door. It wee opened by the prisoner, who was observed to strike Coley three those on the body. The latter found himself stabbed, and on examine. Hon it wee found that his bowel& protruded. fie only lived the, e days afterwards. The prisoner bad been committed for trial for murder, and although no in.trument was even in his hood when he pave the blows, It was though. ho had used a dagger• The Jury Mad the Mama Guilty. Ills 'wash* said the arises was little short of murder, and he should sentates dee prisoner to Mess years' penal atervitode. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (Beton Mr. Boikin, Amistant-Judge.) DISPYRATI roAcsibo A FrilAT ON LORD EN PIELD . S ESTATE. JoAn Price, 32, a tall, powerful-looking men, was indicted for having unlawfully assaulted, beaten, wotinded, and di mmed George Hopktosos. Mr. Cooper appeared on behalf of the prisoner, and no ootuthel having been instructed tom:Out the prosecution the court directed the county solicitor, Mr. Allen, to put the ease into the hands of Mr. Metcalfe, who accordingly appeared sa conned for the prosecution. The prisoner was a notorious poacher, and the charge against him was a most serious one, of attacking one of Lord Enfield's gemekeeeent, at South Mims, with • gun. The progenitor deposed-1 am gamekeeper to Lord En field, at Wrothsen-park, in this county, and on the 13th of October I was in a wood, at the pariah of South Mime, the property of Lord Enfield, at about Sin the morning. David Tinsley was with roe. I hued a gun tired in • field, which wee about sixty yards dietant from the sp ot where I was, and I saw the prisoner run pick something op. I went round and got to • gate _about twenty yards from the prisoner, and as soon u he beard sue hejeuneset into • ditch, and I went towards dm, and hallooed out, " Oh, It's you, Pries, is it r' He had in his hand the gen I sow produce, be took the clip off the barrel, whlob he them took from the auk, and put it in his pocket. He said, "You if you WWI my nearer me south your brains out, end taking the b wed oat of Ids pocket, he struck at me with tt as hard as be could, and the blow fell on my right eye and cheek-boos. I had neither touched nor attempted to touch the prisoner before be did that. The blow caused • most severe wound on the face, and I closed with him, and got him down, and was taking the barrel boat him when • second man cam up, and said to the prisoner " Hold hard, mite, I will —soon me him." The was had a doubieberreled iglu which he pat together, and said to ma, " Now if you don't let go of him, and let him get up,' fire at you." As he pat the barrel to the stock, be put caps on the nipples, and held the plea about three yards from me, mid main threatened to shoot me. I turned to him aid said, ",Mied, it yon du shoot, you an known ; this is Price." The prisoner then said, "Don't about him, shoot his dog." I bad then got the primer down, he had me by the throat, nod we were looked together. I called out to my man, who wee et MOM distance, to ems to roe, end when he came up, I gave Ma the gun -barrel I had then got from the prisoner. • simile took place for it, Gad I and my man and the pri soner er had hold of it et the mime time. He took both the band and the meth from the prisoner. I took from the pri mmer • fresh killed ham. My man Tinsley went away with W gun and railed the o th er man by his name, James Smith,' who then ran away. I and the prisoner were then lett alone for • minute, when be suddenly gave me a blow with Ms knee on a particular part of my person. I fill in ?gray, sad M rolled are over, got on the top of me and said, "Now you —, be master," and he kept on kicking me In the ems per t with his knee. I add, "Are you going to murder r sad Tinsley then coming up he knocked the prisoner off. I got up, and the prisoner took off his handkerenief and maid be would see It out, He made another rush at me, but I shoved bite to the edge of the wood, and ordered him off. He said he; would not go without his bare and gm. I Paid he ahould have neither. He then pulled out • knife sad threatened to rip ins open. It wee a large clasp knife, sad was open. I pulled oat my life protector, as he was coming towards toe, and be then ,hut up his knife, rushed at me again and struck me over the eye, and I caught him on the arm several blows with the weepon I had in my hand. He then neat away. I have suffered very much in cone/guano@ of the blows given me by the prisoner, and have worn • truss over since. fiteProstscutor ..ser . oss-examined by Mr. Cooper, who eadeavoured to elicit that • grrst deal of provocation had boon riven to th• prieolaw, bat the ettaesa gays him outlaws in a plain straightforwar d way, sad evidently told a truthful vandal of that affair._ _ - Ttavtdfins - 17;;aid be was with the keeper Hopkineen in Chase Wood on the morning in question, and hearing a gun find they saw Price. The keeper ran towards the wood corner, and witness went in another direction to pre mien an escape that way. He saw the keeper struggling with the prisoner and a man named James Smith was pointing • double-terrel gun at the prosecutor. He saw him put **caps on before. I (deposed witsees) called out " Hold hard, Hamer Smith, I know you," and he then ran sway. I got through a hedge after him and he got away , and I went heck to Hopkinson, and, after • struggle, we got the gun. barrel the prosecutor had been struck with end the hare from the prisoner. and I ran and bid them in • ditch. When I got beck the prisoner wee on prosecutor kicking him with his kw*. I; bad him' off, and when they got up, Hopkinacm collared him and told hies logo off Lord Enfield's premises. He said he would not go without his gun and his bare, and opened 'clasp knife, and stepped towards Hopkinson, when dog had seized prisons' by the leg. Hy dog gee at biro by the shoulder. I took the dogs t ff, and held them ; the struggle went on between the keeper and prisoner, and the prisoner wee hit on the arm with the ide-preserver by the keeper Both prisoner and Smith were well "known so or. Cross-examine I—Oa of the dogs watt a bull mastiff ; both ordinary dogs used by keeper.. Hnpkioeos was very int. bearing to the prisoner ems after be had so ill-used him, by the hard kicks. _ Wm. Gosling—l am a police constable and apprehended the primer re two warrant.. one Inc this assault and one for trespassing in parse& of game on Lord Enfield'. grounds. The prisoner demanded to see the warrants. and they were 'bowel to kim. I then took him to the station, and h. raid it wes s good job he had not got a goad stink with him at the time, as the proreutor had, or he should have wiled him. The prisoner wee taken before the ni.gistrote, and C. H. Cottrell, Esq., of Hadley, committed him for trial. • surgeon residing at South Mime, who hod 'Vended the resonator, deposed that the injuries inflicted by the kick, bad produced hernia, most likely to be permanent, the blow with the gun barrel mast hare been a lawn severe one, and the prosecutor bad suffered& good deal, and was still likely o Mr. Cooper made a chart address to the jury. and urged that according to his imamate°. e the prmaser had wed no more:violence then was to defend himaelf, though no doubt at the time he was doing that which wee contrary to law, poaching. Whether the game laws were good or bad, could not be dimuseed to ouch a matter, they Sneed part of the law of the land, and of mune se long tat: so, they meet be obeyed. A. to his fight, for it was more or less, there bad bees a good deal of violsom on both sides, the prisoner had been "paid out" with a life preserver, and he hoped the jury would be able to come to the conclusion that the prisoner, if guilty, was only !MIAs to the charge m the last count. . . . . . The learned learned Amistant-Judge having munmed up the evidence, the jury immediately found the prisoner Usdlty upon all the count. of the indictment. Mr. Metcalfe wated that the prisoner had bees convioted nn less thee 15 time. of poaching, larceny, and other offence., sod was undoubtedly • meet de.perate and dangerous Olga. . _ . The Aeeistant•Judge said that, irrespective even of that statement of the learned counsel, there wee sutEcient In this we alone to j•eU the court in puniehing tee prisoner to the fttU extent the law allowed fur the ofhnce he had bees oonvicted of. Not only did the court concur with the verdict on the Bret count, but be thought • more onions charp could hare been suetained r.gainet the prisoner, which would have rendered hint liable to ot►er ooweque•ter. The sentence yes that Its he imprisoned and kept to herd labour in the Howe of Cerreetton for three years as a warning to others of the same reckless and lawless dam pursuing they practice*. SWINDLINO. JosiaA Selwyn Brewer, draibed u a schoolmaster and lecturer, 43 year. of age, and wearing a profusion of mcautule, was indicted for fraudulently obtaining from Edward Robson a queitity of books and other articles, value 661., the properly al the sold Edward Rotes" with intent to deiraud. He was farther Indicted for kevirs obtained fraudulently frws luaus Rogers leopon or 71. 13s. Mr. thetieMa ta the dm ;MIN sad Mr. drridgr, In the woad eats, mad anted the yrossontlea f w the Society kw the Prate:etas of Trade. Mr. Cooper dethadrd the primer. Mr. Meant 80b..., of the ors . of 80b... sad Avery, statmaers sad boatel/we, Ithrwerereed, stead that the prlooaor awns to hlm and said he was living la apartment@ la Quos-otioto, Edgwon-tood, sad woo la twisty for a booth where he Wended to • Kissel to prepay rain gentlsmen for Oaf rd nod Cambridge, soil wonted rgotd litany books. He ;minced, ea a ref. ranee a pass• Look. from which it woul.l appear that he had an account at lt Glyn's, and be repreeenrei himself to SJ a am of Dr. Brewer, the author of the t, Schnee," sod other well. k,ww popular works. The pets-book .bowed a Road Lalsnce in the primate. favour, but he wished to have credit from quarter to quarter. Believing front his manner end appearance that his tokrtatatamae etre true, he was aupplioi by attar to trim time to time with b elm of a valuable description for seholse• tic purposes. In September be gave lioness a bill for 351., payable at Glyn's a month after date, "as he bad jest lent a friend 3001, and could not p-y In c ash." The bill was dis honoured, there bring no ethers ; but still as he had seen the banker's book, and believed the prisoner to be Dr. Brewei's son, reliance wee placed upon him, bat eventually it was toned that he wan a swindler, and that he way in custody at Hingrelere on another °Miry. Witoers went and made this charge against him, and the 100.1 magistrates tent him in onerody to London. Dr. Brewer, the sutbor of the "Guide to Science," ikc., was called, and mid he had never wen or had sty knowledge of the prisoner before ibis c. 0., came to Lie attention. The prisoner was hot LL sun. They rata nearly of tie room A clerk from Wows. Glyn'aproved that the prison:l. sever had en account there. _ Proof Inv. then given that tha priaoner pawned the books r aeon aa he obtained them. George Deane, superiareadent of pike at Hingsclere, said he apt rehended the priocuer no the charge, for wticb he warn taken tasters the niagiatratem there, ant found the duplicecs of the books upon him. Ile bed known the prisoner for tansy years u s ecbeolmester, Hit father wo • Bch** muter at Kqapelsre, but he arse te doctor, end sorer went by tha nuns or Dr. Brewer. The prisoner was well known about Newbury and Blugacters. Mr. Caper euggested in • few words that possibly the primmer intruded to pay for the goods when be obtained thm. If the jury thought otherwise they moat oont;ct The Amistant-J edge said the MAW eppsered to him to he iao conclusively proved that be shoold not trouble the jury with any remarks upon it; would be almott en itomlt to men of btoeinese and undrieranditg. The Jury mica these could be nu doubt about it, and found the prisoner °witty. Mr. Cooper slid the pewter wished him to call the atten tion of the court to some letters end other document. which we!a is hie poseemion. Mr. Ddet;aite raid he could offer no objeoHon to anythieg erbielt might be urged in tue priooner's favour, but before that were d me, be bad • word or two to say aga•trot him. Thies man was prosecuted by the Tref. Ymteotion 8 oriely, and he had been carrying on a system of swindling for the last 15 years and had obtained more th ou 2.0001. worth of geode from fears, principslly in the hoot blames.. Ha bad obtained mousy a lso by representing himself to be an at toiney, and ones as toot a bone at Linton, repreeentieg that he woo about to esttblioh a first-class school for young gentlemen going to Oxford and Cambridge Universities, and hampers and packegra of goods of all kinds were sent to the pine from London and eloewbore, and at lest he decamped, hewing "old or got rid of the things, and w a s oompl u taly roared out. He turned up in London as a honorer, and ay named the name of Dr. Brewer, bat a more tooorrigfble swindler the ouurt had never lad to deal with. He bad stolen 3001. from Newbury. Mr. Orridge said his case was this—the prosecutor hop paled to be passing Psddiegtoo-green when he heard the prisoner giviug a teeters On the Cultivation of Ireland." Being struck by his plausible manners. and consideriag Ira • person of information and attainments, he entered into conversatio• with him, and be happened to mention that be bed • claim to some oonsideralde properly in Devonshire. The prisoner thereupon said be was a solicibtr and =del ta* to proceed fr him in the matter, and su bsequently rot prenatal that the parties interested in the property were so 'farmed and startled at the prelirnisery siva be had taken, that they bad offered a compromise of 1,0001., hat ha was so we of ultimate snooty that ha add not advise Ms to ac cept it, but go on. He the got out of him 71. or 81. tops necessary charges ;" fortunately, it was no more. The prl sonar was by trade • shoemaker, bat he seemed to have oar tied on en extensive and extraordinary system of sw:ndliee. Mr. C. He'd much better have stuck to hi. last. (Laughter.) The MeWiest-Judge (to the prisoner) Obeervations would be entirely thrown away upon a person of your description. The duty of the court is to protect the public frets those who live by plundering than, and +hoed appear 1111CIN moaners, and subtlety are such that even the most wary may be thrown off thaw guard. Ths sentenoe upon yon is three years' penal servande. IXTENSIVE NO RRRRR HT A SWANS. Mies Bone, 36, enema, was indicted for stealing four coats and other articles, value 1001., the property of Ann Boyce and sac titer, In a dwelling -huuee. She pleaded guilty. The prosecutors are pawnbrokers is Liason-grova, and the prisoner, while in their service, bed carried en a regular eyelets of plunder, property to the amount Mated having been Dori. d off by her. Some persons who bad received portions of the property from the prisoner wore neverrly cautioned by bit brdship, and told they ware fortunate in not standing by her side. The Assistant-Judge 'aid the coed regarded this as a most *erica. OW of roblevy bye aerrant, not • sudden act, but a long-continued comas of stealing an maployer's property, and sentenced the prisoner to three years' panel eiervitude. THE POLICE COURTS. WORSHIP-STREET. James Moors, c' urged with the wilful mailer of Mazy Ann. h. mu.. era. conomitttd for trial. Rhin Woodioodoe, 36, woo charged with an @moult upon a police-conceal:a, Smith, 99 N, morning, while the man charged with murdor wad entering this court from the police Tea, there woe ea lumen.* yn•srure of p-recna ; the defetidant suddenly struck at that man and would bare bit him with a mil of rope but fur my iaterbaeuce; as it wee the blow tell upon me. 'Sergiolit Harvey, G divirion—l bad twelve extra men with me for the occasion, sad bat for them the object of the mob's fury mart have ben reriously injured. Defendant, cryine—l am very sorry, but the people called out, " lilt him," " Give it him ,' and I could not resist the temptation. Mr. D Syncnurt—The person rat sought to seasult is charged with a great crime, one that entails death; such an one, however, id not to be subjected to Lynch law end every kind of violence while in the bend. of jastica. You felled in your intention only through the Intrven•ion of the e.tneta -64. For the masult upon him I shall fine you 6r., or two days imprioontotzt. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Jo'in elnehrstm, a wrli-dreatird man, and who, when taken into cuatody, pave the name of Janis Thompson, was charged an followa: Emily %Immo, an "unfortunate,' said ate vim about two that morning in ihe Haymarket, rod wan txtuoining the onatiosta of her pun* previous to calling a cab to take bar to Hroniwton, sal had a abilling In bar hand at the tima, when the prianner 142.h:tare it hens bar and ran 'H. She followed him an far no Charing-a:n*B, when the prisoner gave it up to a policinnan, and yard he had taken it from her, but that he was a respectable Man. Wenn, 431 A, said the priwiter gave no DAUM nor addrras. Hassid he hat taken the stalling, and gave it up to him. He bad been drinking. Primmer • dd he only came from Parts yeetenley, and was at the west-end 14 ths town on bueisers. The complainant sod three other female. accosted hum, and he bet his gold watch, of the value of GO goinam, and his puree. He sent after the three females. and the m mplainant cum alter hits. Seeing that she hod a ablating in her hand he took it, believ ing it was 1410 tb..t elm had taken from him, though he would not my the tromplainent had taken it. Mr. Leaden asked , he prisoner if he was known at the address he gave, 23, White...trawl 1 Prisoner Gadd he uad not lived there yet. He hod only arrived in London yesierd•y. He had been travelling io Denmark. Sweden. ant "'merit'. Mr. Haddon maul it WM 3 o'clock when he IVY taken to the station-MAI.. World be abate the place et the woot-end where be bid been &Aug business ? The prio nor ...id be was • merchant. and did not wish name made putt°. He apprehended the shill.ng was hie own. Mr. Bead.m raid he 1111111 t base a better amount of him be fore be cull pat with him. Perhaps be would stud the some of Ols fttetde, and then they should learn sorutthing about him. Remanded. THAMES. Mary Amos Coltman, aged 9 years, was charged with stealing • pair of trousers as l • piece of Dew plaid cloth, the 1 y of her father, darn.. Coltman. " 417: t promentne, who wee erich affected, ma he wva very sorry to prosecute his own child, hut be had no alternalive, for she bad robbed biro often, and Ina not to be trneted in his house or any other. He was • widower. and had another child to maintain besides the meaner. He had lately mimed a pair of trousers and a piece of new plaid cloth, and ho had traced the propene to the poreemime of Preach and Ogilvie, pawnbrokers, in High-ester, Poplar, of whom he had great mason to complain. Mr. Selfe—The names of Preach and Ogilvie am very familiar In me indeed. The girl ¢f anted that sbe bed stolen the cloth end the pair of trousers from her father and volved each for lc, et the shop of French end Osilvie, on two separate occasions. - ➢lr. Set& said it ;me ;nowt improper prof...whop on the part data pawnbrokers to rewire pledges of s girl nine years flair, and immediately ordered a summons to Mena for the attendance of one of the firm, and toot ft should be made re•urnable forthwith. In the afternoon Mr. William Ogll ie appeared for Mo og( sad partner, and on being &shad by the magistrate if ha ass goilty of receiving a piece of plaid of the girl on the 18th of November and lendiog here shilling upon It, be said I really dna% rewillect it, to., I .upper I moat Plead genii. Mr. yak plead guilty or sot? Mr. Ogilvie—Well, I ceo't recollect it. Mr. Pella directed the girl Coltman to enter the wither.- box and ohs was sworn. Bbe sod— I took a piece of plaid from my father's boom, sad the pawnbrokers lent me a DU- I*/ upon it. Mr. delis beaded the duphostii r e lating to the plaid to Mr. Ogilvie, end be drained it was is his Imadwriting. Mr. erlle—l ban so bad:Anion la 'gist ado le svery bed se' indeed. The child bas robbed her haw, and I may say bes born encouraged to do so by IN pawalwokes. No aas citulrl look at the girl and ley •he was one day more than nix ! yews rf age. Toe sertud pawning of the trotteere etolen by the gal wt. I then made cat._ - - - •• - Mr. &lie, addreeeing the delimit mt, Paid hewnt deteri;le to webs as exec of him. Thera were two P. wot !akin le qua II tidal from • rid appereutly under 16 yeen e i The father woe pained indeed to troortue hie own Child 14 he ba.! dont, quite rigat in bringing the case blare the c„ ur The conduct o f the pawnbroker .110 without !UMW. and tined the defendant 61. in each cue, or to be imprieonii in t. Moues of Correction fir two montha. Mr. Ogilvie—it was qu to a a leake Oil or- pert. Dm lc the hurry of hurinove. The shop em lull ol la opt,. home you will mitigate the primitive. Mr. Elelle-1 am riot favourably disposed towards y IVY. You time hem here too eirru. Mr. Osilvie 7 Not for 12 months.. iWie9 within the la, week, and sharp pr►cvide was proved. Mr. Osit‘ie—Ah, that was nut girteg up things rea thus. Mr. Seitc-1 won't go into those raw again, but thry tl.. not gave we a 1 avour..ble itapreseiou of your nr.de o f out: business. A poor women's bal was out of time on a Sew, night, and on the ilonday roaring when *be c lied f or yon said ft wee mold. Do you intend to restore the peep deb bode P Yr. it.tand to give op the property et aiding • your advice. 1 hope you the penalties. Mr. Felfe—No 1 vomit, you have repeated the ofl io. twice and moat pay 101. or go to prison for two months. Mr. °Ara paid one floe of 61., all the money he bk brousht with him, end entered into hie own racognissare the MO hi 101. 10 Ibil csy end pay tee second tine. Mr. Bette then *flawed the ftin, end tot yg4 you to pie= this time, but if you do It &On I sal ma: certainly punish yen. The girl wee then delivered .o her hair, who said he ".4 at a lo re to know what to do with her. _ _ Dr. :?Issckem,.a Germae, who has frequently acted as t s interpreter at this, court, CUM before Mr.-Selfe witht foreigner, named Hilt, to obtain the magistrate's signature u a declaration that Hill was a fit and palter ob§ect for fis operations of the Royal Bteevoltst Society, Ns. 10, Duke street, St. James's. Mr. Salle testa what Hilt reqy'rri ? Dr. ?dn.:chew said Lie cotuntryinan wanted a leen, whits the Royal Benevolent listiaty lent to deservirg pews without internat. Mr. Self. declined to sign the dorlsratlon. The weir? was a mare and a delusion with a higlesoundley norm. The simple poblicstion of the bemoessi heat and report of tti society ought to iodate every subscriber to withdraw ty name. The simnel income of the Kt iety was about of which 8001. wee spent in toe management, dims.% salaam, and printing, leaving only 2001. to be exj3nded loan.. Re W., surprised at tho and miry of people settle money from the benevolent f eons "Hoot and spending it it another. If people who had vent their subscripUons to to society had forwarded them to its wamistrstes of the retina pollee courts, the money wool.' have been distributed ItrOng the deserving poor without any expense whatever. object profaned by the Royal lienevolsat Society wee a gO4 MP, but ft was not carried out. Dr. Moselesai made ea apology for troubling the msge trate, and said his only onjext was to serve a poor coin trews. /tr. lede—l one /lading no fault with you, but I do fin fa It with the entrevegant ansnasement of the aonety-81.M. expended fa leading SOW. in smell lwas among the poor. it Is perfectly moostroas. MARKETS. COTTON.—laysalsoot. Dzs. 7.—The isles of wen today are estimated 8,000 bales. The market is withert saimatom at yesterday's prices. LEATHEIL—At Leadenball yesterday the business Vdi limited, buyers evincing great indisposition to ?Ham et the preeent SO MIL No alteration occurred ill proms CORN.—Bogrox, Dec. 2.—Wa had a good gapply of whet at oar market to-cloy, and prices ruled about the lama as last week, the demand not quite eo active. Red, 40. to 465.; elute, 44.. to 4%. Spring torn was in limited mend. at bandy last wears retro Beans, old, 48.. to 495.; now, 420. to 445.; peas, blues, 40s. to 420. ; white, 36e. to 36.. Oats, 11 atones, 19s. to 20a. Grinding Barley, 27e. to 29a. firocitrow.ow•Tees, Dsc. 7.—Tbe arrivals of ertis ceastwiad for the part won are moderate. To this day's market there was a fair show of grain from the growers. Wheat .not a free sale at the full prime t.f hat week. bur ley unchanged, with a geed demand fur grinding qualified. Oats quiet, and without alteration in value. Beane were the turn cheaper. Is other articles there is no quotable Terbium. Imports during the past week :—Wheat, coast wire, 660 qrs. ; barley, coastwise, 6.0; Gate, coast wise, 490. 01.4anow, Dec. 7.—Throughout the week the trade bar bees to a dull, dragging mat•. Supplies cautious liberal. To-day'. market we. tolerakly writ atieuded, but the trade wee slow mid quite of a retail character. Wheat—holden were net disposed tu give way in price, and quotation. of Ibis day work ere nominally 1111.14.(1 ; inferior and heated =were in request at lull Barley, oats, and are each about ed. cheaper to sell. CATTLE.-Boltneau., Bac. 7.—There ti *iota trade to-al for prime gallium. Beef made from 2a. 81 to 5.. 4d. ; alums, 4.. to is. 41.; veal, 4.. to as.; pvrk, 3a. to te. 4d. per atom of Sib., Mahn the offal. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE CARIIALTIZ& Jew* MINIM fns 42*b1111tiri..14;4.; eieadaieed es the lit! Nov, .slot .63 atm Mat of it Jove*, NIL; amei love L—Unr• peel. De. 6. DJ.... troll, fres Q•ebse f•r Ler6y, lese absadesed. bele! Moly ...IA lan of rudder, . ■ Um Deb Nov, la Int le 11, 100 13 W , env eaved.—D..4 Die. I. VE.'iSELS SPOKEN WITH. Argb.htne fa), from IJ.erpw•l 4t Portlaud (114 Dec 1. (>41444,04 (410 p), aim Lood-s :or Bazbadoes 44 dam 114 , . U. :at 34 N. 14, 14 W. r041444304(4/11p). h. 44 Stri.pr,e, kept 11. let ON laa 10111 E. Zits Owes, from bar. Or saw tkir I , 4ummtk. No.. 13,1► t 41 44. lm 79 heelless (besqae). tram Leaden for CIIII.a. Sept. 11, let 230 2l ka 1..8 N% Kars .rum 1.14 , 84pc0l for Cakutta, 03113 Ist 11 t. it. It W. 13.3303ael ..r shul Or li^utt ♦1 day.. Sept. 2s. for 11ot g K. 4 g r.yp 17. is J 444 See. Wmilegton (ohlph ir m ...ad. tat bu.c üby No. 17. to Jos 8.3. W 811 .4; 08 (lsrq.s) ttum `ll4lrepore n r Ludo. If Cluys. [Adverti•FinPht]. HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND OIXTBIM.-11.rnto eon:ff.—Seery OHMS thinks that she knee.. mutely for thi•cenntalle. tet the h .le et toorteltty .two them to be Want. The ...te Ur. boneeou nitwit nha.mended -Whew. Own =6 edtglt to Llet wenn. :PI an wczet sold dim. ant ir.:ll no the vino nvl th,lnist AS. with tindossy's 0100. meet Ow. Use. • da, Irevitg sued nett the ette Se ornament Is ea .10. speedy. Of etti.asa..r a. eaa ea newt It. 5.1 00 itl 4.11.► eurotea weer te•eltal It in It. The e nialsowtoutn4 Irwin habit Ow tbe theme &awe. I. rea I'll an I ra Leal, rumor.: I b, Ilulloysy autinns. .etch Mß. WI. ilailo than methane lu enn ut Wm Weems dats, BUtTIiS. MAkk►AIUKD, AND DEATHS. I.IItTA.S. AYDNDSON.—Dee. I s 6 Jeoresa I. sake Neouo.:oon,-Tins, the dO of T. O. Afitkr-os. L.. Of aeon. off Den 3. se llama Le4ro. flteeLire. the wife of Com• reader c. H. berthoo. thane Pan. of %era. BUCK LS.—Dee. it at fio-toe Alltrigbasse, Sows. the wile ef 0. it. Duals eeo.. of o dauthar. 6. caserhery, t wife of Lieut. Bunter. d,\. d • dustser. CAlLLAttlf.—Dee. I. at Cumberland-Wed. likdo.park. th, %ife of V. D. thollar.i. t A.. of • .1 valuer. Df.VAIII.—Dee. I. at the i.o:,lnrs ATenu•rond, Regeote-p.k. the sleet S. Demos. of • as. DILIAO3I.—Des 6. et Upiocr 641,13411W.G4N1K. IsAy Louise Din.. d OUT. —Dee 6 , eh Best. the safe aW. Guy. Zoe- B.D. of err. CIATIIUit7.-1.4e. I. at 11.1.4-se.r.tr.Xer. the ado of Ilear.ldalrsl of • &Athol, .14 1 Xl i triox. 4. ac . reaars hall, Ncefolli, the wife of Sir R. Joan _ RUI)IO4.—/ase. 2, as Drulteloh. the Mk of Dr. Roden, of a son. ItoWeaLL.—tme. :a at behest,. Mace, North Balaton. Mrs. B. Foe , sell. of a .en. BT. VI vANT.—DeeS. at Wltlington Ball, Cheohlre, Viecountru IflaeeM, of emu. Tltht EN EN. - Dee. 1. at Bohn*. Uuntk the wife of the Per. 0%1 Trim's, of • mem MARRIAGES. CLATS—C t RT ElL—Dee. 3, at Me Cathie teal, Manchester. by the Bev W.sionore. A.. .tr .1. C-ye, of ktuneury. eneshus . Aeolto, downier el Mr. ff. Coder. COLLI art—rlo n RDA —Dee. S. at A. Theroasa Birrelnzhve, he He Rev. 0. P. Bull, Mr. W. Conlon of Asher. utrae Mom friaßords'oe. to Matilde. OseeLter of Mr. IL Meer* Lae of BUM/itW. W4roa• tot hlre. I a o±YORD—nooociiiLD. - D e. a. M 01. Jahn's. Ila:kne, by the env. C. terrine 4.1.. C. D. latesOord. Eon.. 14.11.. of I rfx Clanton. tu Men h. !'farce., dimming. of the Am.?. O. thostaille. Romer of the parish. BAWD! ALL—f.EACON O. at St Phllltia Bardmanearcet. Iterpoce. by Um Bar. 0. 11. boo tozA. .tlosander, non of esjur. tioneral Marshall. IL. to Mannam. eaustMer J • U.w.s. E 44 Liverool. SULLIVAN - COLEA—Den at St. Cuthberts rberefa Wg llr. 5. 3 . 0 * tom, by Um Too Itm. /harion,an, Eel., of Lower W000..e. masa. dom l o ur o' H. Coles. Ew., WA II W loot OW+. TEN NLST —DU SM Ultlf.—Pre e. at st. Paola. Camden soma% be Ibo Km. A. It. 0 Thomas, J. It. 'I enema, buubooe , emalayer of J. Intosteure. Eq.. Iv. of Me Memel 01 , 11 &reser. DEATIIS. ADAMIL—Dre. 3. at the Cu.*. riallsatti, Kr. F. IL 0.1 Lyn, of AueLtider.ad 114514.445...1. BARBEL—IIes 4, Ilr. J. !tartar, of tilltert- street, Manche.. r. Wed 74. cLOUOII. Dec 2, at Nemlultle-upoo.Tyne. Mr. T. D. 113.71. Cl ck AW/ 1 1 2 ±Cee 4, at hie toot 11 lo levee bmsea, Nether Sf . Nag Wake. Beollmal. Mr. ArA,,ul.l 1;131,0.1. flidads Ditnit.— tau Pee. 4, at Barbie Lolge. Les4s. ft. Diver. Rai RV LLLLL 3, or WIOCIN•Iei..I.IK. Robeoes. nee of Mr. IL Evora. Me 153 JollllllolL—Dee. I, LlarrOa•dger. Wv W. ;Omen. seed LeAun.—D“. L Orowswore term". Pf 'mouth. Mee Leach. sett Lb3ll6.—Doet. Eflsolvtlt, see of ie. Leo* Aff , Pf"l'Pi. North &Dem. WO J 3. INZEDMAY.—um. Lac Abloedoo.vlllee, ILerangto2, Salah.wil4 oI J. Neeehme, Ben. sea 2.. lUC I.e' Athlooe, Contain T. RR*. late leth Rest.. Med 31. THOMIPIIOI.—Dee. S. Roundtmv, rear Lee* Mr. J. Itarneon Ned 42. WiLauM.—Dee.s. at Darbury. isms, Mr. A. Wilma. aged IL Printed awl Publlied h Wiwas Kti HAllsoe ir& & Lag oo4 amt. 12 , taw CIO d WWI." Mater. St th• OS" is Itostord Orysklaille ifeslosi at Wiltattligs.—Tsomosir, Daman &