The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-30 00:00:00

NORFOLK CIRCUIT.—NowyncH, Jviy 29.

The commissions for the county of Norfolk and the city
and county of Norwich were opened yesterday by Mr.
Justice Wightman, the Lord Chief Baron being detained at
Cambridge trying canoes. Thin morning Mr. JUBileO
Brightman sat in the Guildhall, for the trial of prism:ten
in the city. The calendar coutsioa the osmes of five
priaooers, of whom one is charged with forgery, one
with administering noxious things with intent to
procure abortion, ooe with housebreaking, and two
with larceny. The cases were of a very trifinv
nature, and nothing occurred to call for a report. It is •
curious foot that every one of the five was acquitted.
At 1 o'clock the Lord Chief Baron took his seat in the
Nisi Pritia Court at the Shire Hall, and commenced trying
suss. There are five causes entered for trial from the
county of Norfolk, of which two are marked for special
juries, and three for the city and county „f Norwich.
The calendar for the county of Norfolk, which is • light
one, coos' as the names of 13 pnsooers, of whom one is charged
with child murder, three with concealment of birth,
one with attempt to commit suicide, one with attempt
to procure abortion, two with rape, one with an unnatural
offence, one with horse stealing, one with perjury, two with
assault and robbery, three with false pretences, and five
with larceny, of whom one is charged with stealing &letter
and half • sovereign from the Post-office at Guist.
Mr. Justice Wightman presided in the Crown Court.
CROWN Couar.—(Before Mr. Justice Wigbtman.)

Mary Mallow, 31, puekmistress at Guist, was charged
with stealing a letter containing one halt-sovereign and
silM7.sMil'l.l. star
and Mr. Stephenson appeared foe the
prosecution • Mr:Metcalf for the prisoner.
It appeared that for Dome reason suspicion was enter-
tained that letters were stolen, and the letter in question
was mode up, and the half-sovereign and stamps marked, in
order to detect the supposed thief. The letter was directed
to a person at Islington, and when the mails were made up
at Guist it was found that it. was missing. The prisoner
denied all knowledge of the letter, sod said that she had
nothing to do with the mekiog up of the mails on that day,
Ilcr house was then searched, and during the search she
was observed to snatch something from under the toilet-
cover on the table, which proved to be the letter which was
lost. The letter was open, but the money and stamps were
still in it.. The prisoner said that the letter arrived open,
and she bad taken it upstaim to fasten it again. She
wan then taken into custody.
. . . .

The wituesses for the prosecution having (Token b these
facts. . _ .

Mr. Metcalf rose to address the jury for the prisoner, andI •
objected that there was no proof thatshe was in the aerates
of the Post-office ; but the °swami for the prosecution
having satisfied the jury on thin point, Mr. Metcalf mad*
an urgent address to the jury, contending that the statement
of the woman, that, she was going to reseal the letter and
send it off, was quite consistent with the evidence for the
prosecution. and dwelt strongly on the feet that the money
sod stamps were found undisturbed io the letter, whereas if
the prisoner had a totemic., intention she would have taken
oars to destroy all traces of the letter.

Attar a (=alai ausamin op tin jury retunaad a verdict of
Guilty. like kadakip dithated pan* sentence.

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