The Express.
London, England, 1864-08-03 00:00:00

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C,MPENIUTION FOR RAILWAY ACCIDINTIL
'thy ao set of parliament was printed to amend the law
miss:meg conthensatiou to families fur railway wades ts.
it Lord Campbell's Act, as it is generally ailed, as saint
c,31 be brought for s death by so occident within six
Lech• in the name of the executor or admiaistrator of the
&creed. It may happen that • default occurs, or that the
Ilk a tor is unwilling to bring the acting. Such action may
however, be brought in the 0111110 of the pasties en-
!Lid to receive compensation. By the same set the jay
b. to apportior the money to be awarded, and a oompsoy
r,:d not pay an amount into court. It is now provided
I,: owe sum in the matter be aufbcieat to be paid into
st, and if the jury consider the same andisient, then the
a•iict on the tame to be for the defendants. The &herr
:s now made are of an important character in railway
c i other aerideots. _

.)lURDZIt (TOFA FATEI RR -Lar-LAW. —Yesterday the
Ignite of Billion, near Wolverhampton, was engaged
=mitigating the facts connected with a fearful outrage of
crater for which the Black Country is unhappily too
moons. A collier, named Henry Christian, who lives at
-et:oppose., near Sedgley, was ill-using his wife, when bee
brought to her sasietance her father, who lived in an ad-
nag cottage. Christian instantly torpid upon the old
or. pulled him to the ground, got upon him, end prune(
:hunts u be held the sides of his tau with his other
.er, ti thus strangling him, when this woman sod her
:rr succeeded in dragging Christian off their prostrate
tier. The old wan had scarcely got up, when, on getting
etde, befell deed, showing to another empin-law as he fell
bviluntiso bad clutched him by the throat. Christian
nr enissded by the Billion magistrate, and in the even.
it; the inquiet upon the murdered man was opened at
-e:rr. The two women and the other soo.in• law of the
treed having been examined, the invert was adjourned
lortereelay for a poet =orlon examination.
FATAL AccIDENT ON THZ RAILWAY AT WATFORD.
'a Monday evening a fatal accident happened to an old
t.e. ['Awed Toole., on the London and North Western
near Watford. The deceased via about (IC years
c? aze. and a farmer's labourer. The old man wee about
moing the line in company with another man, when they
I,errej the 6 o'clock pmeseger trite from Boston-square
I:repacking the station. They waited till the main body
HA train had pared, but unfortunately did not observe
.e approach of two carriages, which, as usual, had been
tubed from the train, containing Watford massagers.
.1. rummies of the deceased had craned the line is
Ver. bat whilst Tuley was in the act of doing so he was
r.:.•:ed down by the foremost of the two carriages, which
le 7 a I not observed, and wu killed hutenteasously.
DthiNii BURGLARY AND CAPTVRL—A gallant
tri Ire of two burglars while in the sot of pecking up their
!•,:y has jut been made at the village of Stanford,
Toreaterebire, and the thieves have been safely lodged in
:MIL The occurrence took plus on Saturday night, and
ZI "Imes of the men are Charles Karr, et Dumfries, and
,rge Smith. of lAmbetb. It appears that oe the above
'-:tot Mr. EVIITIN a general dealer, of Stenford•bridge, was
...Le by hearing a noise in the lower part of his boom, and,
that thieves had broken into his premises, he ham
Put no clothes, armed himself with a revolver which
kept Laded in his bedroom, sad went dowuteirs. Them
found is the shop two men (the primers)
rho were occupied ii pecking up • number of articles
I wenn apparel. Mr. Evans proceeded towards
thieves, when one of them advanced is a
treatening manner, *benne:Ml Mr. Enos presented
3 pistol and fired. The shot took effect and the man stag-
re,l sod fell. His companion, however, called upon him
and getting op &gala both Moo advanced upon Mr.
a desperate struggle named, the latter defeeding
with great bravery, beating his assailants about the
sad wish his revolver, and finally knocking both the men
Wl.ile this was going on Bra. Evans raised an alarm,
ad tie men were detained until the arrival of Use police,
'tin the, were safely moored, acid out Monday were taken
(..re a magistrate (Ker. W. F. Raymood) awl remanded.
nag called in, and he toned that the thieves bad
—yer•ly punished. Both had wounds on the bead
.! Mr. Evan's pistol butt, and Smith had received seem
the side. They had got into the premises by break-
:woe of the kitchen window. About 7s. in copper sod
of tobacco were found upon them when searched by
e. Roth mosey and tobacco had beets stolen from
. • linss shop
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' A....llinST TO A CLERGYMAN.-011 Tburs
.r." Her. G. T. None, of Bentham, rode to the house
Wr ..ayford. of Rymer-point, with the intention of
"4: Ilia pony and gin, for the purpose of taking Mrs.
'..r a drive. Oa hie arrival he seemed so coalitional
ir ,wo bone was quiet that he changed his mind, and
Ott: pot into the pig instead of Mr. Gs ford's pony, and
7't iron his yard very quietly. It is supposed that
'- a I, had driven about 100 yards he turned off the road
't the Pun beside it, and the gig, being a low one, ran
tLe home's lege, which frightened it, and it
-,.cal galloping. Mr. None wu seen by a person
"oiling up in the gig endeavonriog to pull the
IP. and after promedieg • short distance he
out, or was thrown out by the wheel of the
:• r);.; against a tree, near the turns ag to the Thetford-
' i•ere le no doubt that he fell spas his bead, for when
• Mood was running from his ears. Plenty of waist-
' at band he was immediately coeveyed to Mr.
' bonne, sod Mr. Image, of Bury, and Mr. Mae-
- •-f Thetford, were seat for, both of who's arrived a.
I' Scesillle, but their services were of no avail, the
e-ntlernan having expired twenty minutes sitar his re-
r,!. •ithmit having recovered conacionsems. Mr. Nurse,
deservedly respected, leaven a widow sadtwo '
1•'s• He formerly resided at Feltwell, and bed acted
".•i tyre curate to the Hoe. mid Rev. A. F. Plum,
+owe. ey and NorsoicA Poe.