The Express.
London, England, 1852-03-09 00:00:00

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

NORFOLK CIRCUIT.Humnr4Goos, MARCH 8.

The commission was opened in due form to-day, and to-
morrow business will commence before the Lord Chief
Justice Campbell and Mr. Justice Crompton. There is
rather a heavy calendar for this small county, the justices
having holden no intermediate sessions. There are 27 pri-
soners for trial, including five cases of burglary ; one in
which four persons were concerned (ono of whom is still at
large) woe attended by acts of great violence on the part of
the prisoners, who are stated to hare confessed, and of
great heroism on the part of an aged farm bailiff and his
wife, residing in a lone house at Great Manley. The other
&erg( a arc of minor importance.
On the civil side there is a rumour of one or two cases
only.

WESTERN ClRCUlT.—SAusatray, MARCH S.
Mr. Justice Erle arrived in this city on Saturday after-
noon, and opened the commission at the Council-house.
Mr. Justice Talfourd, who had been detained at Winches-
ter arrived on the same evening, and yesterday both
learned judges attended divine service at the cathedral.
Business coutmenced this morning, Mr. Justice Erle pre-
siding in the crown court, and Mr. Justice Talfourd at nisi
pnus. There are only five cases In the cause list, one of
which is marked for a special jury. The calendar is heavy,
there being eighty-nine prisoners for trial, among whom
there is one for an attempt to murder, two for man.
slaughter, three for rape, five for cutting and wounding,
one or an abominable offence, and one for an assault with
intent, iec.
Cleve Cover —Dwane Ma. Jeenca Eats.
CUTTING AXD WOUNDING.

James Amor L;ddearp diiirsrerialUrged with night
poaching, and with an mask wpm Joseph Yarns, at
Brombam. There were arm' emote la the heikeinent

Dir. eThnt
Joseph Ferns—la a heaps: le M. Lecke. Heard a gun
Fred about 3 o'slesk so the mweedess of the 10th December
last. Premodify is the dimities of the shot, heard a
man shades • 0111111 S t oat of the tree in the cover. Crept
dvens mist the badge , and saw a man emerging from the
ewer with agus tad • pheasant in his hand. Punned
awl eased beU of him. He called for assistance, and
salther mas some out of the weed, who also had • gun in
Itillmad. The dint man Musk him ea the frost of his
bead, which resisted him issessible. Os resemaisi his
name, witasm lbws& be bed boss aloe wassided es the
bsek pert of the Wad. ODRA wit Mit* Mabee of the
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Mies Westen—ls in the genies of he MOW of the
at Brenham Both prissiness were drinking
air LIZ es hetly w*htlefore of the*knight. 9th of Beennber. They
lett the lime shor
Nand F.C.—On the MS of Deasher last,
phew warn in his enetedy. In reply le • murk
mole by witness, Butler ..M be hnil been drink*" st the
1= Brondiam, with Arms aad Webb; that they
went to their Lento,sod took a inn sash.
Went dies thaws to Mr. BMWS sever, when they het a
hawk ends plinnent, end healberre te hdr. Leers severs ;
that Asset wee seemed by the beeper. The caned he But-
ler's schemes, and the latter met Amer away, end elm&
the keeper war he bead with the behead of the gun.
Behest Perris
a senses at Devises. Was
sent hr *NMI Perris on the waft of the 10th. There
wee twe weande—ens on tile ilisebead, about two inches
yam, and entadhs to the bone. End casts smaller wound
en As beck of the liasL The wend wield be likely to do
imbuing bodily he...
• etensaent wee put in, toads by Amer, end another
node W Butler, unketantially adasfeltas the hem.
The Tsraed Jedpe having ensained_ up,
The jury retries* a verdict of Quay *Oast both pri-
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al. tin amass by older and non experienced hands, the
lamed Jody said he would take that circumstance into
;lbaand deferred passing sentence until this
'sneesing.

OXFORD ClRMlT.—Woitclirrea, Ma= &
Pm= Ms. Joon= Waarritam.
Fringe Cbaspeaa, JOhti Sheppard, Retells Bra*, sad
George Omer, all pining men, haring the appearing* of
agricultural Mowers, were indicted for a rape on the per-
son of Men Asa Herrin Williams, • rather interesting
rung tours i% about 18 or 19 years of age.
notary vassrasd a verdict of Guilty against Compton
and =prink sad Ned Owilty against the other two.
wad —send were then sentenced to 18 years'
traragarlialea au&

SOUTH WALES CIRCUIT.-BwAxszA, Mews 8.
amen Ma tuna Mamie.
Nis Lordship est late to-day, simainded the nisi prigs
Winer, and dkpsssd of a immeidemble number of criminal
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newel meghleeles. lowa sesedlleee, eluchwer-
ChIIMoCI.C., sad Mr. W. IL Mem, madested the
pessesatka. the paide:ersui aces posesein ourideroble
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termsd, INS lee lad thirty or *My names of the
Mmalpal hilmbitaate of Cardiff teethed to it. Ile
'lleamse that he had boa esseepied fdraor three
days is ediesiai them. Themes imisseisd his ismhepleasses*
that the plairaw bed takes the Illesrly ef eaa kr
willted imilresdene. buttmer per =sr les:eddi leek bettor that he shed& dew than Thames
bleasel4 MI that the latter evestrolly mowed to let the pri-
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A cart in which the prisoner rode, and of which be was
the driver. was observed coming down a steep declivity
•ear Neath at a tartans rate. The wheel ran 'salsa a
pony on which the decomed was, knocking down the
animal, and running over deceased. Both the hone and
its rider were killed on the spot.
The defence was, that the unfortunate OeCIIIMIOS was not
the result of negligence, but that the prisoner's horse, having
been frightened by something, had bemuse unmanageable,
mid darted down the hill.
Several witnesses gave evidence bearing out this view of
the case.
The jury acquitted the prisoner.

Mr. Norton, on hearts, her statement, desired Redford,
one of the summoning officers, to accompany the applicant
and Inform Turley that, unless he at once gave up the
things claimed, a summons should be granted against him,
and he should have to pay the expenses.
Oa his return the officer raid that he had been to the
hones where he found everything in utter confurion—furni-
niture, crockery-ware, and, in fact, property of every de-
scription was smashed to pieces, the beds cut up, and the
feathers and flock strewn about the place. On inquiring
he had ascertained that some time since the occupier of the
house, Turley, had purchased complainant, the wife of
fellow-tradesman, from her husband for a pot of beer, and
according to hisreement took her and her two children to
live with him. They went on very well together until some
days since, when Turley discovered that it was the inten-
tion of his companion to return to her husband, and this
led to WOWS and blows. On that morning, complainant,
armed with a sledge-hammer, had demolished all the things
in the place, and even the window► and window-sashes and
glass, and cut up the beds, ea that the place presented •
deplorable appearance.
Turley admitted the truth of the officer's statement, and
said that ho had purchased the woman from her husband,
in die presence of a witness, wh.,, if necessary, he could
produce.
Mr. Norton remarked that the transaction was most dis-
graceful and discreditable to all the parties, and recom-
mended Turley _ to give up the whole of the wearing apparel
belonging to Mrs. Iluntleg, in his porrerrion ; and this ho
promised to do.