The Express.
London, England, 1852-12-17 00:00:00

ILain *ntelitgence.

HOUSE OF LORDB.—YzernaDAT.
aeer•u.
Their lonia* wen neupiod I. lea** s arse which
wan only part hoard, and was adjourned till Winnow
rawniaa.

Remo Tao Loam Joon= OP Amu.
TON SHILIWSIVIT AND BIMMINOMAK RAILWAY COM-
PANT V. Tall BIRMINGHAM, WOLTRAHAMPTON AND
SToOII VALLBY RAILWAY COMPANY, AND Till LONDON
AND NOSTN•WIMTION RAILWAY COMPANY.

Their lordships delivered jedgiesat I. thl awe, which
was argued ea the 9th sad 10th la-test. The eldest el the
eat waste Alois so Wassails, rommialag ebb delhadeste
hese sa*, the wee, }daft with themelvaa by the
Saimaa mod their servants, et the Welverhaaspisa
It wee dee sas le set aside ea award made upealtit
autos by Se Ami Cubist, by width it wee deehred that
the stades set he be
isileyed yeiptly
_try Ile
plelatiffe isedilat, bat le be MIMS Iste hoe
ISetatleF which US skald be Melted le mob
t! The lejeiat MVOS died liyibiybilaells
es rank several acts of pedleamest OlelpeS by the
Harrah issetber with entails egesetiale spend Ma EN
the pagan of Gemini est she peel** Nibs obi ad
which wen
O esaftliNW the *MA set enehteseal,'
et emaasaties with's, OW soap's, wit&
eat s assellea et the dehadaata.
Their lerablp dlssieeed the amid with eselN elsoilay
thas two deehietra by two most able jade% WI demdly
bee Ovea wire Oe Potiolowooos who, atWo
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laslf 11111 heed., amid .es mew be allowed le gid.
trir Milky la that ehareetor.

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brim Tisrausoium inesorger.
SUITE ir. trat Blvaiiiii• Do= Coimott.—limmliCTlON
Diuoixim IT Allia•XesiltiiT.
1e this ewe it appeared tiot as treueetlea bed Mee
ea parte dares. the feet vamisey ea the 1111 ef
er rettraia tbe deleedeeta, the iletieses Desk
ampeey, lb egeasi, eseveste. end weeilteses. *ova tip
duvets, se deposit*/ ear sod, atom, or
aloe eateleeem. ewe or epee • piutedar past et the m-
illion oe bee& Ilpreesse.
Atter ism dievatelee Worms the emu& ea beat aides,
ittaf was arreagiedi that all 'eraser peemailep Amid be
s
sad there ebeeld be me end pet be the greeds betweoe
the parties.

Biro= Vasawassaira Smarr.
°moos,/ v. AvgarsoN.
Mr. Follett sad Yr. Law apponsi to sepport of a
.tan
of
a mails, Oar the siblas of do possasl
°lt 41stoCiell=Meerhed hat it bed awned to
bia ase the prawn prease preysillegWdeellogarb with
the wised auto el a Massed pulsatile arable% Mt,
Zeea dam. bed eat kezet=„swith the Mai
e is tipple the right NI H
real Mate se asses Villiresalt that aMe ea ea-
esier:sy Maskastor ad tat ma; of If am
palsied altars peeved lesalleiset, a mead suit might bo-
som aesearey is give erediews as Mesa of their rights
apish tbe slat mate. These shrovellne be aide gene-
rally. Masa at all oath., the pretest Mk,
Os dela bed•aot boo Halted to tht arm al
aleb.
imam Ttes•Camsasgus 4 O. Wm..
Colmar .. Romiews.
His Hasa gave Moose to ids be Make may
=en visa the all ef sed Ma
belay We alas; let the Gay ate et
mitr,.........baimer We tumor had eresied a
West a dower of Me Wilma TM testator pa
spade epee Ina Is pig Ile beam to his wife
bw Weald a. keg swede his widow, fly the
matelemese et Wait sad his oldies ; sad la a abs..
tadpert el the will he aid, NAM I de perthready
essaiM. dais, sad divest wr meld wife at her de s, by
will et ereies, to devise sad Mom et what mow or
property as my have said has Si leafy lama ben-
Meters ghat beir. eaves sli ray dikes ia awl ism"
His Maria WM shwa ma wee weated.
The whole ef de ales la ao wen disposed of, ad
the asset Nie bdsse twelve

COURT OF QUERN% BENCH.--YormDay.
!sass az Num ram a larpos.—Baresa 1r Odansia ais
• them, him
ILT o,ll,cas.—Buz Tatarmarian.
This widow up bro.& Ip near *a ami leatios
like
from ilikaint apse • ppeawwwe jives Is 'ff,
foe swvaping the ppeupwa et
ins
MU st wrippipp. de.
heir* *Mei WI, swig ins ; apopsiPy. that the
was illirsg petid
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by Ilmodelsat =eartashow.
ry mea Ser

• COURT OP EXCREQUEIL—Minimm
soma at mu Taws a lama. BMW as Lew Cos
Masaa OPMIXAL MUM
AMOILION a. Tiositeer.SUlP Ittevaustes.
This was as sulks le mew the eau of 11,4004 Mktg
theianswat of roseolibelod upon the Alp Sanwa
ea her voyage from Iklitkaws be Lludoe, the de-
itsdret baiag the undermines. awl ttabee
of the Ma of Allow, Aisiesorl, au/ stra llSlalSSrair-
dose is Ike Craw.
The Saltrolaw•lplesial thee bs hod bees biased to take
the lwettrawse esswelpsewes of aderoprossetalise, awed-
maw, mad fraud.
The pialatireasso was gone Sato at teasideeablo leastb,
but kid set cassisiod when the owl roes at I Voles&
INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—Yzernmy.
Booona Mo. domowsinot Ptimuti.
Ix TIM MAT= 07 WILLIAM WOODIMIG—WMIT INDIA
PIOPMITT.
Yr. Down neYsl. a the port of Mara. B
Maria West Ulla sereitsaik he as erdarerttetee9oeurt
le sell as oaks et i s. Clbalaimbsc imeivest was die-
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sill hey risePetatttioni as BC
oaart, mad
rail but a mall The other was tot told, sad ia
sieves poen had oull2l, -paid a dividend of 9a. Id. fa the
potted swiss tho Lasolvseer. Mosere. Boddie/rims were
eredissn shoat 16,0001., sad sow wished the psoperty
toed.
The Itogistrar (Kr. Ingres) mid the natter hod boas
Woes Mat, sad it would bo a great simile* he sall the
Pratnwitaistwe. Phillips observed that it would ao
doses bit • moot easeillos. Property S. the West ladies
Gould mot be @WWI at a great loss.
Kr. Dowse remaskod that is 11 roan it had ettlipz.
thased a disliked of IL ia Bd. the mud, sad
leddiarzew;tra widow to wind up the wetter.
Iliaa rule aid to brims ail tabe parties
mum as if Ida. —ail them be seta whether • silo of pro-
WIT amid beassided. Them mould be so drat of the
lioeufles that would result if a sale was ottleged. West
Who property was as bed as could M.
Rule aid mated.

Rows Commas or !blowy/L-110
membere of the map were admitted Ueratiernbil
Wiry ow the lath : M 0.... Mortis Perry, /LANs-
wort, met =mkt Ira NM% Taalwidge Wells ;
Witham lid Oteated; Mamma liflamy
Wane ambito'''. Barmy; wok.' gulag mbar, Os.
ford; Heavy !Sheehy Chmemeet mute
J Items
Prom, ReekseU Torkord ; Joys Ran lertomp
Grommet ; Pater Novato JllokBoll, Lame. mar ;
Jobe DerairkLoomforthweld, Nieto& ; Ma Zoog
Tames,

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
OLD COURT.—MTMAT.
Bows vas Daum Bataawn.

Mons* or A Wire.
Henry Herter, 24, was indicted for the wilful murder of
his wife, Anse Hotter.
lir. Rudd Metes, opened the cue in a temperate manner,
and the following evidence was adduced :
Lane Rogers said—l reside at Bath, and the prisoner
yi."marrie:tomthy dealvistoter,Ntlgaideb.i.ceased.
of ;line
pJrn...sitt
IPharea
received a corannuticatioa from my sister, in consequence
of which I came to leaden aad proceeded to the residence
el' the primer, No. NS, fliso•street, Bishopagate street. My
*OA, Mrs. Rowe, accompanied sae. My daughter was
dome when I went is first, but about ten minutes after.
wards the prisoner came in, end he aid, " Well, mother,
how are you ? ' I told him I was very well, and asked
him bow he was, and he said he had a pain in his chest and
was very ill. I told him I did not wonder at it, on account
of his visit my daughter se ill. I then said that I
had come to fetch Anne home with me, and he
replied, " Wait a bit, and I'll tell you." I told
him I had waited long enough, and be said if I
would not hear him, he would leave the room, and he put on
his hat, and went oat. I then said to my daughter, " Come,
my dear, coos with me; come this night." The prisoner
was away a few minutes, and he returned with • sergeant
of police named Dixon, nd a constable, and one of them
told me 1 must go. I isked them what for, and they said
I had come to break the peace. I told them I had not, snd
the policeman said I had come to forth the man's wife
away, and my daughter got up and said that she wished to
go with me. The policeman then asked the deceased
whether she wished not to live with her husband, and she
replied," Not voles he kept his hands off her," and she
added that she had resolved to leave him three weeks
before, becalm he had sold all the goods, and pawned all
her clothes. The policemen thee said it appeared to be a
family affair, sad she seed not leave unless she liked, and
they then went away. After this, the prisoner said to the
deceased, " Anne, my dear, are you willing to leave
▪ ?" end she said, " Yes, I am, unless you keep
bour hands from me." The prisoner then said, I
urled you." I asked him how he could say that, when,
only the other day, a woman had rescued her from his vio-
lence, and that her neck was braised black and blue at the
time. The prisoner exclaimed, "Oh, I never did bruise
her—did I, Anne ? " The deceased, in answer, said, " I
never go from my word; you did bruise my neck." The
prisoner then said that his wife should not go home that
night, and the diseased said that she had neither money nor
clothes to go with. I said I had got a return ticket, and
she should- go point, and the prisoner repeated that she
should not go that night, and said that in the morning he
would take her clothes out of pledge. While this was going
on the deceased was sitting on the prisoner's knee, and she
said to him, " Henry, dear, you know you have no
money," and he replied " I can borrow some on the
savings bank book." The deceased then asked me
to stay one night and she would make me up a bed in her
room ; sod the prisoner said, " No, there is no room for
soother." My daughter said I could sleep on their bed,
bat the prisoner objected, and aid it was not large enough,
and I had better go away and some in the morning. I told
Ike prisoner I did not oonaider my daughter's life safe in
his iamb that night, and I should net consider myself safe
if I stepped then. The prisoner replied, "Do you think
that am?" and I said, " Yea. Ido ;" and the prisoner
then Nosed to his wife and said, " What do you think of
that, Ansa ?" She made him no answer, and the prisoner
then sold, " You shall be to have her to-morrow morn-
ing at 10 o'clock." I wished his to let me have her that
eight, that I might get home to my family, as they would
be uneasy, bat he refused, and I wished the prisoner
geed night, and went away. I got a lodging close by for
the night, and about haltpast 10 o'clock the following
messiag I weut;,sfala to the prisoner's apartment. I went
up Main and knocked at the door of the room, but for ten
ealautes I had no mower, and then I heard the prisoner get
of something, and say, "That Is Mrs. Rogers." I called
out," Henry, where se Anne ?" and he replied, "We are
all right--she is happy new ; ain't us, my dear ?" I then
said, "Anne, mdear, if you are there, why don't you
answer me?"
The prisoner replied, " We are here—we
are happy." I said, Well, open the door;" and he
Plied, "No hurry." I repeated, " Will you open the door?
et me see her; it la all I want." I then said that if he did
not open the door, I should go and get a policeman. The
witness then related the steps by which the prisoner was
apprehended, and said she never saw her daughter again
alive.
John Dixon, sergeant of police, found the body of the
prisoner's wife in bed with the throat cut. This +imam
deposed to various and contradictory accounts which the
prisoner had given respecting the cause of his wife's death :
these have already appeared in our Mansion-house police
e. B. Childs, the surgeon to the City police force,
said—l was called spa to examine the body of the deceased,
and found a very extensive wound upon her throat which
was undoubtedly the cause of death. It is my impression
that she was either in a state of stupor or of very sound
sleep at the time the injury was indicted, and from the
mature of the weird her death must have been instantaneous.

The rtpbt arm wes aii);ti;;;;;tu though she i;;Tra74l;
ea effort to protect herself, but the suddenness of her death
arrested it in the effort and it remained in that position.
Thomism Balehin, a city policeman, said that while the
prisoner was left I. his charge
. at the police station, he
addressed him. ead sans' I can tell you more than the
whole world Old MI I did it, and by my own hand.
I doa't sore NwE dying for it. 1 know I shall be'!
hanged ; but hee war bee been the cease of it."
Xr.Parry them stikemed thole!), in Imbed of the prisoner.
He seal dist the deatamelmesse it& hint se alternative but to
admit list the mdmemanee deemed bed lost her life by
the had ef t e arrebsied Isms at the bar and the only de-
fines be said urge I. his behalf wee, that at the time he
eammitted the dreadful act, he was In a state of temporary
Imnintein, eseinksed by the injuries he imagined he had
seesiwdas dm loads X the relativm of his wife, and was,
theselliene Met someadde in a charge of wilful murder.
The Mina* ledge having summed up, the jury retired,
art grim L iiibilidea about half an hour, when they
Mem& its ester% and gave a verdict of Guilty.
' Mr. Judo Insisera immediately put on the black
cop, and the tesuml priminmedea wee made by Mr. Harker
the usher. _ _ _

His lordship thes pawed seadesee of death in the
anal form, end ethos hr se to that portion of it
which directed that the prisoner sbeadd be Imeg by the
neck oath he was deed, and that Ye Way aboold be after-
wards barks' Is the seek she peasesse diothed eat , . Oh,
laNearsd have me." moil Ise Med bitterly,
repos With/ est, mew ; lham mercy:"
oath the Jodie cassisied, end he woo then removed
hew the bor. _ _

Titleemee eaneluded the business of the aeaont, and the
court adjourned to Monday, January 3.

TSB POLICE COURTS.

BOW-RTHERT.
P.Mch Meat, an Irish labourer, was charged with as-
saulting news lierphy, a city calasionary.
The eempleimat Mated that be was one of the scripture
readies memsnled Midi the City of tendon Mission, and at
10 o'dsek la the weau was engaged with another mis-
Amery is visiting the houses of dm Irish and
others
in Neale's-peewee. They were
' y accommodated in
one of the homes, and their %maims were well received
by all except the prisoner, who, without any provocation,
placed his back against the door and struck witness a b:ow
while he wee leaving the place. They passed for the same
Lure into the next house, but there they were again ono.
by the primmer, who struck witness a blow in the
month and knocked off his colleague'iapectecles. It was
with difficulty that some women restrained him from eons.
witting (anima violence upon them. He therefore felt
bound to give him into custody, but he had no other wish
than to protect himself from ths prisoner's future inter-
ference.
A colleague of the complainant's, also connected with the
City of London illiesios, said he wished it to be understood
that, in punning their labours, they did not obtrude them-
selves upon these poor people without their sanction or
permisMan.
The defendant said he was only arguing scripture with
the pntlemaa ; but be had a drop of drink in him, and
that's what made him out of temper.
Kr. Hall, owing to the merciful interposition of the cow
plainant, would only line him 6e., or Ave days' imprison-
ment.

WORSHIP•STREET.
4la elderly nark, named JoAsa Parma, ilaareihad u a
jearaayiaaa bomber, was charged with Wig Sand the
death
illevarament at hie Sarah Parrott, by Premed **was Lead
elm .

neilsediisi7r of 16, Oesweeenes& irthar4www,
kali* elle peilemer and the aseseees, depend te hay-
inikaus
lei bowl had is their ream, lad great swearing
only la Ike et Watleselap week, at the end of
whisk Orme lelt the beam, evading the questions
of whom. Lib* the prisoner came back, and
ea hear edierweede nab bh appearance in witowe's room,
rubies base NOS said leek at kb wife. She did so, and
bread bee ea • nether deed eadarld, her mouth open, and
we et her liw draws up.
Amebae wlrwe, who lodged ia the same beam, dopea d
that be had heard prisoner say to hie wilt ea the day pre-
vious le her Mob, " 1 will give yettesmeddeig ar.seerrow."
Moping atertemetaminatios Wand the gasbag vit-
amins le depose that death had reeelted frees ialaries ha-
llooed es the peer wane& while is a weakesed elate .1 body
awed W iaaeetlea.
' Poseadad; •

DAILY WEATHER TABLE.
—...
THIS DAY, Noon.
owns et ilbL lbw* et mall. Mob at the weitber.
S. arras Brews. Cindy.

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