The Express.
London, England, 1863-01-15 00:00:00

TER SPRING CIRCUITS TOR 1863.

This morning, the jndges of the Court of Queen's
Beach, Common Pleas, and Exchequer met at Wastinimter,
and chose their different circuits ea follows :

Elora CfaCIIIT.—The Lonl Chief jusiicr Cockburn and
Mr. Arden Wightmen.
NOII7OLI CIRCE/Tr.—Lord Chief Justice Erie and Mr.
Jnetke Williams.

MIDLAND Cracart.—The Lord Chief Baron Pollock and
Mr. Judie. Winer.

OXFORD CEICCOT.—Mr. Justice Crompton and Mr. BUDD
Otisasell.

Wvates Cricorr.—Mr. Justice Byles sod Mr. Baron
Wilde.

Boatman Cracurr.—Mr. Baron Martin and Mr. Judie.
Boating.
Nonni WALB/L —Mr. Baron Bramwell.

SOUTH WALK/L-71dr. Justice Mellor.

Mr. Justice Blackburn will stay io town and transact busi-
ness at judges' chambers during the absence of the other
learned judges.

FALL OF • WM4IIIOOBE—A serious accident took
piste between 11 and 12 o'clock on Monday night at the
back warehouse of /deism Moser and Sons, iron mer-
chants, 166, High-street, Southwark. The building in
which it occurred was an erection of one story, 80
feet long and 34 feet wide, covered with • corm.
gated iron roof. The walls were about 20 feet high
and for the moat part between 2 feet and feet thick,
In the centre of the building, running its whole length, was
what is technically called " • horse," used for stacking bar
iron. Some timbers of the horse bad decayed, and it was
unequal to the great weight placed against it. It fell
spinet the side wall of the building, which also had bar
iron renting against it. The consequence was that this wall,
which abutted on an alley called Bird-osge-alley, was
thrown down. It carried with it the roof and bar iron, and
fell with such form se to break through the wall of other
warehouses on the opposite side of the , and completely
blocked up the thoroughfare. Fortunately no loss of life
marred.
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ROBBagY iT BRADFORD.—A. Mr.
George Newetead, surgeon, of Emleshill, sear Bradford,
was proceeding from that town to his residence, about
10 o'clock on Teenier bight, he was overtaken near the
entrance to Peel park, in Otley. road, by two men, one
of whom came behind him, pinioned hint, seized him by
the throat, aced threw him down on his back,while the other
administered to him a blow on the stomach, renduring him
helpless. Ile was held on the ground by the tall man, who
grasped him by the throat sod nearly strangled him. They
turned his trousers pockets out sod robbed him of 11. Bs.
to gold and silver. They left his gold watch in his waistcoat
Pocket, and it le supposed that this wee the result of the
thieves being scared by hearing the sound of footsteps.
The thieves kicked him severely on the bead as they
ran off, sad it is supposed they climbed the adjoining wall
and ran down the field. /dr. Newstesd was left in a state
of insensibility, and when consciousness returned he found
himself lying in • pool of blood, which had flowed from the
Ironed on the soap. He went to the Peel-perk Hotel, and
was thence atiesespeoied by • gentleman to the surgery
of Mr. Toney. in filighatreet, Bradford, who dressed hie
wound. Yr. Newste•d observed two men followieg him
two or three hundred ysnis before he was attacked, bat he
was not apprehensive of Such a circumstance. •