The Express.
London, England, 1855-08-02 00:00:00

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

MIDLAND CIRCUIT.—WARwics, Auever 1.
THI BIRYIIMIOUAIt GAOL CAM
As applienka was sada by Mr. Serjeaat Miller to in
the /warm of the goveraiseat proneutioa apart Lint.
Austin rad Mr. Mont for Friday, oa the ground that that
day would nit the ccansiesee of Sir Frederick Theager,
who wee specially Wand oa the part of Mr. Sloan . Is
the preentatate of the banns Mr. Janice Coleridge said
that he Gould not in so earlier day Ina Saturday, bat that
U Sir Frederick preferred taking the chases of one of the
erne bong pertly bean ea Friday, it night be raaveakiat
to proceed with the inquiry ia that saner on that day.

OXFORD CIRCUIT.--11mroaD, ZULT 30.

MAROS OF XIORWAT ROBBIZT HLIYHX TEAL £OO.
AWNS SeeMlNry. aged 60, sad L.cy Saistittswv. aged 41,
gigolos, woe bassod toe having on the 22nd of Jere, 1844,
violently aneshed ewe /sass Jen/Lisa, in the parish et
Mae& Dewebureb, and robbed hiss at Ns.
Mr. Janes seated the ere far the pmenatice, remarking
that the endless at Mouthy, although Ihe *Mast wen sow
mined 41inws ran ago. was vser essiledeo. fl.pan-
I ester had gloss s_ dessiptioa or 1M nods prism to a
woman at Alitatibo at lie that the this
woman, upon thi:C:s betatignseady enad sad
conuaitted In at ens ed the ass among
*umber et elfin La the aunty gaol.
Judge—wb. b tbs atturaey for Use peeenades ?
Mr. Juan—Mt. Masa
Judge—had he is angistntes' clerk.
Mr. Jana-8s b, ay lard.
Judge—That sossunts for it.
Mr. Juan—Foe what, my lord ?
Judge—Why, nobody but a nagistratse tank would
think of ending people to trial on such a sharp as this
after the lapse if eleven yean.
Mr. Janie—Perhaps, then, I had better not go out with
the can ? _ _ _ _

—iudgeHow emu the prisoner, not to be takes maw
1110 P
Mr. James—They ham sot been sees. They ere glpsies
travelling about the country, sad in Gould not led them
iseo be obliged to live in obscurity fat eleven
mesh mach pealeat as being transported. I mem
reemmeshil the jury to rely use evidence of ideality in a
mee that esseered so far back as eleven years.
Mr. IludiMieten (who was for the defensi)—l think, my
lord. people den% look quite the same after the lapse of
damn peers. (Laughter.)
Judge—lf the primness, after the limes of eines years,
exactly reesnible the people who robbed the proseeutor, the
preserah that they are sot the as who committed
that , to 1 think they would certainly ham bees
aukto appearasee This *mosaics indestry on
the pert al meghleates' clerks ought to be checked. I don't
mien MlSdtTa a law that there is say statute of limita-
tion Is (Masai Weans; sad with respect to grave aid
when alsallON sash es teems, murder, and burglary with
=say of those mimes which go as it were to the very
hem and lady of society, it is wimps well that
there Meat be as statute of limitation, bet I think
sealdweresass people will say that the prisoners in this sue
dwell Way be ailed epos to answer a charge in whisk
the sasses wee essimitted eleven years ago, and whore
then has so property been found.
Mr. Jaunes—We meld not expect any property to be
Pound. The prossentor gave a description of Wise people
at the tiers of the robbery.
Judge—l think that 'wither I ace the jury can beer this
seem.

Mr. Jamie—After the opinion of you lordship, I will
not press the cue for a moment.
Judge-1 Walt it would be wastieg the time of the court
to hear this sees when it appears that the prosecutor did not
know the man at the time of the robbery. It Mr. Huddle-
sten were to rob me to-night I think I mild identify Mat
el.'s. years beatm—(laugliter)—bet if a perfect stranger, a
sea whom I had serer seen before, were to rob as, I
don't think that at the end °ill yean I could costars with
safety to say that I knew him again. And hers I would
refer to a remark made by the present Lord Chancellor
when he was a judge attending senses—cis , that there is
nothing about which people are so much mistaken as per-
sonal Identity. When an act has bees committed by a
person whom you don't know, even if you see him shortly
afterwards, there is grist diaeidty in relying epos evidence
of personal Identity. I think the mussel for the promotion
este very wisely in depth.; to pram the sees.
The prisoners were then

SOUTH WALES ClRCUlT.—Bszcext JOLT SI.
NNIP.DII, AND SINTINCI OP MATZ.

Joseph Richards, aired 80, was oh ad with the wilful
murder of John Davies, at the parish of , la the
meaty of Bream.
Mr. Gifford aad Mr. C. Bishop appeared for the poems-
don • mad at the wet of Lord Campbell, the peforser's
defiles was wailNrMhea by Mr. Henry Alloa.
It impound ham the mamma that the primer woe is
Um No* et the Shimmy Ina Company, as night mush-
ma% nal Maid in a house at Dake's4owa, not hr ban she
!mho. his home lived aho his wife's two bredisse—elte _

deieirn d all Wide D Oeiie; 1170 principal titie Si;
alb err peleiner had sewed dose expressed • via that
the beeibeembsuld leave the bean, and oneiderable
ham boa suited by Korb Davies
(ttiOnr.ineatly roamed tray the DOM state),
having gives the no of 161. to *a domeed sad set having
Wes any to his dater, pets oz's wile. Morris Davies
mated that he was aptairs la bed suffering from a It of
ague, out the Ammo of the 6th of lone, wbsa the pri-
son came is tout his duty at the works. He beard
him making • dl turbot* with the deceased, and
Wilma Ma that "he was living out smother nea's
Deemed replied that he did not owe pri-
mer enydikag. The latter then went eat, laying in a very
toiled macaw, "I will give thee enough." Morrie Davies
of wereedie es sad CAMS down etOre. About two o'clock
tie plow estanied in • hurried UMW? .sashed up a
neeredzikaiia that lay ea •
then • table, and plunged it into
the daubs Davis.. He rushed ea Morrie Davies
end be ea the hip. He then went oat with ths half.
In Me bead, malahning, flues given you enough, take
MOW mad ed at au to Sirtiowy Iron Waite, aid
kid the as duty *ere that be had stabbed a sae,
sad gem blared up. The odaer took him down to his
boo and there found Jake Davin lying as the ground
bire his lot. The largos of the works wee speedily
la riars, aezerninatioa feud that the knife had
penetrated be* wan ef the stanach, and had divided the
imeeeneede saucing fatal 'sternal Inentonbage,
Mr. Alin eend **Joy for the primmer, sad urged
with enaeliwable iagemity every einanataaes to the awe
that had • today* to redoes the wine oacusitted to ma.
slaughter. He pasted oat she fact that the wee and-
Melody ea the table, ea& aet plaeed *ire tie pdemar,
gni enAgestiag stet • blew might ham paned moo by
Ideedidotee: He laid pent ones an Os beleaden one-
elated by holed gdevanine, and looks* the joy to give
the oboe, the boat of • Eosin.
Lad Oalegbell, in mondeg eft ad very dearly
pdeelpieerif law whisk Mellegi soiloghter bona
sawriler, end said that the premeadea socernry to redoes
the crime to the utiwr arena oast beer a reasonable pro-
portion to the Odeon with whisk it was resented ; he cow
stealed edemeely ea the evident*, staring the oaly gumbo
to be deleoebred by the joy was the mature of the odium
I esamiteed, as the leo of death having been occasioned by
ere set Otis pdeeser did mot admit of a doubt.
noisily having retired for • short time nausea • ver-
• ef " Gray of wilful murder."
The Lord Cad hada said he oath* emearred in the
endetti orate id Os pry, pool emeense el death cm the primmer,
bid sit Milo Medea Meet teeny, but exhorted
the oboe, le cooky hie few recesiaiag days in religious
ear doe.

—TMprisessr wowed tinily Windbag to kis &Idol
situation, sad whoa mama mum Ike kw manifested attar
ladilknims.