The Express.
London, England, 1855-12-14 00:00:00

NORFOLK ClRCUlT.—Nozwicu, Du. 13.

1111011 SUL 307171C1

David Rams, a labourer, wu charged with tho 'man-
slaughter of his wife, Huai Remo.
The prisoner, his wit., and her aunt lived in a cottage fie
Mill-West, Penfield, Norwich; and on the 4th isstast he
rimmed from his work about 8 o'clock. Ile found no one
at home, and was obligitd to light a fire and cook tie sapper
himself. About half-past, the sant, Hannah Palmer, re•
turned; and before satirists to rest shortly afar nine, the
prisoner declared to her that he would not admit his wife
whoa she us home. Shortly afterwards the woman came
to the door, and knocking violently, declared she would
bent it open sad swish the windows if she was not ad-
milted. The aunt crept down states, opened the door, and
sitting a candle os the table, ran up to bed again immedi-
ately. Shortly afterwards she heard the prisoner mall
to his wife to come up to bed. She replied is an
aggravating moaner that she should not some till
atm had had some sapper. The prisoner pat on
his clothes and went down stairs, sad an angry
alteration ensued, in the aurae of whisk be
cued hey of infidelity to him. The wristelmid woman,
who was partially istoxicatod, retorted upon him in very
coarse sad unbecoming language; he struck her a violist
blow--ehe screamed-he attempted to get her to bed by
main twos—and she hil heavily, her fees striking spinet
the stairs. He this west to bed spin himself, end the
unified aunt going downstairs found that his miserable
partner wen quite deaf. She sereamod oat to the neigh-
bours tor assistance, sad the prisoner himself west fee a
surgeon, but it was, of msumis too late. Two 'omissions
were found oa the puma of the deceased, one spas the nose.
sad another as the right temple ; sad on a post-mortem
esaiminatios of km had and body being made, blood was
found effaced on the be of th• skull, ezt•adiag even iota
the spinal salami. This bad ceased Miami ism at death.
The brain of the deemed was mush softened, a tiresomeness
probably des to iter intemperate habits, as she drank to
stems whenever she could supply kenell with this necessary
foads. _ _

irr.Bigoold, for the proserstion, declined to press the
charge, and a verdict of acquittal was taken by the direction
of the harmed Judge, es it was extremely doubtful whether
the dossing had died front the effects of the blow or the fall
she had sustained.

YORK WINTER

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abut the injuries whisk she hawser Pi eemilood. neither IttrlLDll OP • POLIMINWAX AT Mtnimnto. mush debilitated, and his eight is almost gone.
lad she complained to Drs. Bsagham, Paw, or Macaulay. James Barka, 22, mad Pokey, 82, were is- Mr. Hustaill—Was any doubt sapwood with regard to
k October 1854 en action was onmesseed against the Co.. dieted for the murder of WEL a i.w, at Sheffield, es your pour settlement ?
pay by her hothead, but that had dropped, and she was the 22•1 of July last. The Wife—Not at all, sir, for they knew very well that
subsequently iaclacted as plaintiff is the pressat scrim, Mr. Hardy and Mr. Johnstone conducted the prosecution. we have lived thirty-6re years in the parish.
which was a joist action. Dr. Allen attended her when in The primer; were defended by Mr. Durgin. A toll, cadaverous looking man, a joisrasyman weaver,
London. Had never understood from her husband that Mr. Hardy briefly stated the eau. The person who woe aged 67, thea stepped forward, and stated that, in mote-
he bad asepied all skim tu the damages in this action by his death on the nod of July, by the hand of same queue of his inability to proms employment, he had also
se his Landau agents, Moan. Parker and Rookie. Mr. one, was a men named Bsardabaw, who was elitist; on bees an inmate of the weerihowee for several weeks, but
Parker recommended that she should be included in the that day for the ant time as a wens= In the tows of that he had been wised out en Tuesday, by order of the
NONE for the iajurits which she had sasmined. Sheffield. It appeared that a man named M'Cormack was board, in the same summary manner.
ilogisamia•d—ln constquace of bar husband's serious supposed to have been committing a robbery In the shop Mr. Howell—Have you so friends or relations in a eon-
MONO mks bad not complained, but she notwithstanding had of John Shaun, who charged him with the offenee. dillon to help vas ?
sedated very great pain. M'Connack escaped, but be was shortly afterwards appm Applies:it—l have not a friend in the world, and my oily
Mr. T. Draper, the gentleman Who had travelled in the headed in the neighbourhood by a policeman, and Mom relative is a married daughter, who has Ave children to sap
amine with the plaintiff sad his wife, was called and woe put cm his bands and legs in eansequeaos of Ms via- port, bat her husband is so miserably poor, that they ham a
corroborated Me,. Dawes' testimony as to the gallium. lost undue. About a thousand of Wears:la's fellow hard matter to keep body and soul together, and God
Mr. William Whitehouse, formerly one of the gren of coantrymea (Irishmen) were:assembled near the phes where knows what will begone et ma.
Porker, Rooks, and Whitehouse, stated that he had had he was apprehended, and on the policemen attempting to Mr. Haninalli fairliegly commiserated the audition of
loopent opportunities of judging of the bulimia habits of pat him in a cab, for the purpose of having him conveyed the poor people, and a:premed his 'regret that his only mum
Mr. Dawes ;he was formerly a shrewd, clever mu. At the to the police station, he called out to the of rendering them assistance wu by way of OPOODIMSOO
Went time he was greatly altered troth in body and mind, Irishmen, tt Will you see me taken,; 'or words but he should at ones direst the warrant °Seer to
ssd was iseapable of any constant application to Molitor. to that effect. Immediately upon this, an attack
rcssmumined—Mr. Downwith them to the relieving officer, with an urgent tensest for
O during the time he was in was made upon the police, stones and brickbats were thrown their re-adodesio• into the workhouse.
OWL was at their once in Bedford-row every other day. by the mob, and M.Oormack was rowed, but apprehended Mr. Bates, a trainman in the Whiteobapel-read. who
Ilk used to remain for an hoar or so. at a Intel Pitied in the evening, when it was diumered that happened to be present on ether business, here addressed the
lffebotessaisad—Mr. Dawes had Usameted se business; he he kid employed the time which had intervened from his magistrate, and said that be had listened with feelings of
used to stay to test himself. rescue is reasovirg the irons which the police had rat goes lad nation and derived to the statements which had Piet
Mr. Allen was the nut Utiles' called. He mid be was a him. Is the coarse of the melee Beardshaw received the been made, bat that be was not at all surprised at such die.
swine, residing at 18, Hoiter.strest, Briumwiekoquare. injuries whin caused hie death, and another policeman, eloenree, all he was in the "net"' habit of witnessing the I
He was willed i• to attest Me. te,,,,.y ea the 7th January, aimed Dithiesoo, was also severely injured. The deesesed meet heartreadiag eases of distress at the gates of the work-
-1851. who was sod, ring •ppmently free a slight souse. WOO at the time in the it:unties of his duty, taking Into Sous, which were beset ever, night by crone!, of d. vita?. 1
4/1. of 'be beau. He hen a brew at the banal the head, custody a man charged with a serious off-nes and if the orntares, who sought to vue for admi.rio He would'
and Me mune system VMS eintleutiy mama. He was net otwomete were two of the parties who attemptid to rune make it his bateau, to usecompaire the . diver en hie mi.•
imehenent in ti. *peen, bat wee Winnow ender this man by violence, they mast be considered responsible dos to the relieving OVO.Oftf, in order so repruent be. ste.i•
showmen! symptom• ehi o precede e mansion of the brais. for the effects produced by sash mune as they employed, mania upon the surej• et, as he telt seriorn that it was far
Mrs. Doues had emroset.t Mis. and he had prescribed some It would he proved that the Primer. were extremely from the wish of the reepsyere sea, it•ral that the satiric g
temestation for ha r free, which ace complained bed been violet; they were men by man witnesses to throw stones poor should be so heartlessly tremed.
Wiling by the shook. Its said she would take the seedi- and us ether violence to the police. This was not the ems Mr. Hammill sail that "he aofommiete aPPlireate were
dam she tied beau in ills habit -4 talus. He had tuns- of a disturbance between private individuals; ben were greatly indebted I. Mr. Bet" for his kumene "r"""K",
mended gale •, end t 'at Mr. Doom should return home as police *Pen in the eseceties of their duty, sad be (the which be 'named would be productive of the desired effect.
scum Si trouble. iserned ••••••1) 'twain wheett, wade, the wermetios of Use, the warrant slicer, threats& a rep"tt to to =VW-
Crms 'sawn. d—Hs had called on Mr. Dawes ea the his loedshlp, that anything you was done to them result. train respecting the case of the destitute children .ho had
7th, Bth, net 9th of Jemmy, and had given his cold lotion log in death wield bring the offense within the mime of bees Pawed ad."‘" bog' the workhouse ender the at'
sad spriest medicine. murder. matastanaes detailed oa Wednesday in this paper. The
Mr. Ilsegkaga was called, and mid be was a member of Mr. Bares Martin dissented from this view of Pilaw; Noilier stated that after Minting their temp wary admission
the Royal College of gorgeous, and carried on buineee at emus, at murder, the intention mast be brought keno to into the usual ward, he proooded before the board of
Ashby as surgeon and apothecary. He wee la the habit of the penes oommitting the crime. pentane, wise IMO sitting at the time, and in answer to
attending Mr. Dews. before the anirient, sad 'umpteen. Mr. Reedy said that, after this intimation from the his representation be was mowed by the chairman that
had exhibited themselves which he thought dangerous. He leaned judge, be should abandon the capitol offset*, and they had every disposition to ,discharge ,their du" to the
believed Mr. Dawes bad a weak heart, and was soffsriag charge the platoon with the manslaughter of Bordshaw peer, and that theitineuld a"neme to de en as fares their
slightly from amens paseeris, which wee a Mud of spars merely. mesas allowed. °flue added that be also called their
across the heart. lt wee s watirsigis eameiss, bat when The witnesses for the prosecution were then milled. identities to the ease of the poor boy whose toes had bees
fatal it wee wettable to lbws alba heart M. Dawes was hmcept these—Jane latob deposit that es the sight is sates away by the mild, is referees to which be was In_
es assiduous man it hwileam. end media west elm hard. He gaieties she saw Burke threw a steno during the melee, formed by the board that it wee the Weeders of their clerk
was formerly a very ettemr-get•••• ass. When be WU and ea • matmaios saylog to him, " Get oat of the ,to forward • private aosistualeitloa to the magistrate. I
Gelled la aft*, the sodium Mr. D iris ouplained of pales you kayo hart a watchman," be exclaimed with an oath Mr. Hallawill—l have no desire to ran". any private
Is the bead. Wes Is the can. eldisese, Peonilual that be would kill the watabasen.—Ose. Reektoes. • pep, seumanieation is the matter, sad any saplasades they',
teashialt, pal oaths heart. Ho its eomplained timetable. proved that he saw Hostelry throw steams twin may wish to fund* should be stated in open smart.
se a Psis is thi bob *belt tb• beim •nte Wasik with the ,at the polies; ha was turbo kit,—Jelin Hill also saw Burke It was nibeequestly isihiated by On, the siker, that
User. sad MO drower In Übe tilta.'s leg. The system me. ; throw Mesa and head his say that he " Willi kill the he had represeuesd the sorest she awn agreed intimate to
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Re wee ushing la soaveyleg Diadems, the relievisg overseen who hid re-admitted then late the
.7 '''"' ...-' • U. 1"."" —l' terwierib•4 fa bill, hut le ,"r !te gm b••• !Pelted go the isaramo whoa Bathe streak workhouse.
ISM worm, hides the 24th of January Mr. Shaw sad Mi. him (whams) over the beeMerieli a Oast* ia a etticking, and The following eessesable wistributiese were reeeived fee
Maosslay silted la eswgws of an lodisation fres the be also stabbed him in the rieht arm with a halts.— the poet box :—Led_y M., fit. ; Rowlaad Oakley. Hu.,
simpay. 16. Shaw advised AN i UMW shield be asp Theism Chapin peeved tiat Hark* kilted two raison. Ili. ; L 11. lai 61.; IL iv V.; J. B. Di U.; the bah ha

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