The Express.
London, England, 1852-08-10 00:00:00

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE

RTHERN CIRCUIT.—APPLIBT. Miami. 6.
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Teddy lisany, aged ,(:forge GWiry, aged 22, two de •
operate-looking characters; and hatmlla Roaster, aged 28,
all imperfectly instructed, were indicted for burglarious!)
entering the dwelling of Mr. Christopher Alden's, of
Braekenby, a lonely farm-house, about two milts from Ap-
pleby, on the night of the 12th of June last.
Mr. Bell conducted the prosecution. The prisoners were
sot defended by eouuml.
The facts were Mildly these :—The two male prisoners
were son in the neigliboarbood of Bneketiby, is the
evening of the 11th of Jane. During the night the prose-
entor's Immo was entered=window, and seven! articles
of wearing apparel were
A girl named Akan Mason, who had been apprehended
along with the prisoner deposed that she had slept in a
barn with the sabella Hunter, is the night in
onostion, near to Ai411140 I 101; and that early in the mango(
the two male mown OM* into the barn, bristles with
them some wearing apparel and eatables. They -said they
had broken into a house about two miles from Appleby,
and that they had hid some of the things in a heap of stones.
fiubsequeotk, the prisoners were apprehended with part of
the property in their custody. The girl Mason stated that
she had never seen the prisoners before they came into the
barn, nor had the female prisoner Isabella Hunter been
in their company previously that she was aware of.
The Lord Chief Justice, in summing up, told the jury
that there being no evidence in his opinion to convict the
female prisoner with the burglary, there must be a verdict
of not guilty with respect to her. Against the ether pri-
soners the case had Men clearly made out.
The jury Arp idled Isabella Hunter, and found a verdict
of Otaky against Kenny and Outiry, who were each trans-
ported fee Mena yeah.

LANCASTER, •AllO. 7.
Her Majesty's 00111101/111i0111 foe bolding the amines for the
seamy of Lancaster,_ 'WY opened in this town this alter-
ation by lir. Justice Wiebtman, who arrived from Appleby
Sena by the express train at half-past lour o'clock. His
Mrdship attended by the High Sheriff (Mr. T. Weld Blun-
dell), shortly after his arrival proceeded to the code is a
menage and four and at asps opened the commission. Lord
Chief Justice Campbell did not arrive till halt-peat seven
in the snail.
Lord Campbell will preside in the Crown Court, and Mr.
Justice Wightman at Nisi Prins.
Augur: 9.
Capone COUST.—liassaa tam Cuss 'rum Carram.t.
The business of the mmise was commenced this morning
at 10 o'clock.
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Isabella Welesek, a respectably-attired young woman,
was charged with stealing a quantity of wearing apparel,
the property of Mrs. Jane Clark, of Lancaster.
The prisoner was employed in Kn. Clark's service as a
lady's-mould, and had appropriated several articles of her
minuses's wearing apparel to her own use. She pleaded
guilty, and wee sentenced to 6 months' imprisonment.

ASSAULT WITX INTINT TO MORDII.
wee BAO4O ws ShLTpd with haSillir. at Prates, on
the et Anvil, hioniosely stabbed John 11.11 with latest to
murder

M;TWlll4litam prosecuted, and Mr &rennet defended.
The prosecutor and the prisoner are brickmakers, and
were in the employ of • Mr. Cooper at Prelim in April
last. On the 6th of that month they were both together at
a public-house in London-road, Fithwiek, having some
" footings " in. The prosecutor acted as chairman there,
and in course of the proceedings he had remiss to all
Shaw to order. Shaw immediately knocked hist of hie
seat, and a fight ensued. At a subeKsest
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of the
proceeding. Shaw again struck Hall, sad bed him
ii, and was then turned oat of the hour
the landlord. Hall went home is • star of It
toaication at about half-past *as o'closk in the
evening, and on his way called at the !endear of bis
sweetheart, in Oilbert-strert, when Shaw our up to him,
and, after wanting him to light, knocked him flown sad
kicked him on the head. Ho them became insensible.
Two witnesses were called, who stated that when Shaw
streak the resonator he had a clasp-knife in his hook and
the surgeon who afterwards attended Hall said that be
found two wounds upon his head—one an incised
that might have been inflicted by a knife, of • deep
very dangerous character.
A men named Crook was called, and deposed to having
seen the prisoner In • beer-shop about an hour before Halt ,
was stabbed, when he (Shaw) said be would tight Hall '1
that night, and if be couldn't lick him by lair as be
would use his knife.
There was • man named Cresawaite present at the**.
who saw Shaw take the knife out of his pocket, salami
him say he would use it. Crosswaite was ruminsd, bat
denied all recollection of the circumstance.
The jury returned a verdict of Guilty of sal=
wounding, sad the prissier was sentenced to eta
imprisonment.
Cminos OF MANBLOCOOTIft.
Joseph Gessmisood. 10, pleaded not guilty to • ohms of
killing and misyrg William Haworth, at ClaytoroliroWn.
No evidential.* Wind for the prosecution, and the pri•
toner was diosheerth
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posed as the introduetisaysinsiteipablis heath eat. mese
thous Heaton, who bad opposed Its biesiasties
and bad attacked the euswpmeshes ia
Mr. fierjeant Wilkins Mr. New appeased...lr=
plaiatiff, and Mr. Watson, QC., and Mr. Cowling for the
defendants.
The jury returned • verdict for the plointiff; damages 40a.

POZ

NORTH WALES CIRCUIT.—CnErrza, Aro. 9.
On &V Imlay, the 4th inst., the Corriesion of the
Pere he the runty of Chester, was at the Shire-
heal. Cherie Crag, by Mr. Juries Talfoed. Mr. Justice
Cr rpm tly arrived, sad on Sunday, the Bth
rat, dash regraded divine setae' at the
OetbelseL
STOCKPORT Ram.
Oa Ideaday, Ms. Isere Camera took his seat in the
Crown CRUM he "harem the Apreed•jury, his redship
reinsert teme Om der of tbe sakabsp=ated his son-
he bed led the of doing to
_other einieseleenit. Sere of the sera wen of a
very arises dessapties. One drip of matricide would
involve ea lagary ire the state if re use's Naiad at the
time the dreend set as. coursimeL Another charts
of rawiwt was stark • yews et mamas in raw
cow= ef the
weld be deer
whirr tri el bre illsgiskrate
child was mired
In • igrtere it wield me be head or la • pone piece.
The and lived several days after it was head. He
lamented extremely the sananess which lied tare
lase he the hugs, atemeheimmkg town if liteckpost. The
ditirereete appeased ft have err bar rafter seined-
tieslegs beerentained her Maiesty's herr Mbar sod relerat
sulaker sad la sees assesere ha emegesseeli ef the hei.
enter hyse Reglisk_ spier tie ii#4 at id the
Irish sipinst the tudL Their duet wrist be a very
It
siark sae. wee pear& that the word lied that
the law had bra retried se both sites, as the people
erred te ereider thershes basegleg to see of tre paw
air. The Web rue be tribe hit the meths eselfrot
yield le the eetregmer mobs tvbisklbe law
co so de-
preseteL Urgers hared that their 11110106111 *MB their
=Led be interikeed with, they err be protected.
te of the Roar serelles were plead ea the same
footing as those of the prelestents, and nide pow of rat-
tler worship wen opusPy protected. It was very lapse-
ter that the (the hare eatholice) should Sad semilderes
la the jest ef the laws with super te them-
selves. They alight be are that no termannt would
✓asa them, sad they bed the pledge ef the sawn to this
Whet. When waning the Roman Wham staler the
violation of some particular statutes, her Majere bed been
advised to say, "We are mooned to pretest ear Roma
curbs subjects in the possession of their negless rights."
What they kept themselves within the law their lives and
property would be as safely watched by protestants as
those of protestants themselves. When ft was found
that parties had riotously userbied esgether and pro-
ceeded to pull down houses surd piers if ',diger, worship
a most serious offence was ereadeled, 'rich ear be
punished severely. The seta whisk new embedied the
Riot Act extended to places of worship belonging le pre-
tsstant dissenters and Roman catholic'. In these ems INN
jut mast be convinced that the Werra of the deter was
to ds the handier—to helm theta by are, r by
punkt them down. They had all bad of the Ms of
1780. It wield be dreadful wee sea erre to take plan
now. Iteitlitzaweeldi be shereit, err that the sr
ered rale then rad net be by pro
coatings to those which is the toe of
Lord Otero Cordon. Parties must trees remit-
thug their awry feelings to rise. Besides, it ekeeM be re-
ammebeeed, that the Irish being sehleste is the same king-
dom, bed r much right to be ha say part of Che-
shire as a Yorkshiremes. It wee sometimes said
that the Irish worked fee lyre wages ; bet their country
and England were now OD dee* wetted, that selves as the
union rated, which he bops& wield be treeer, *epee*
were like those of seighbearkg order, breeds( damn
countries. Another ease Wein oat if the riots as. a
charp of murder.
h'erthiesessirriesese la this ars had red a
poker, whisk Na the rupee is seek kern-
ans.:
_NA re troika hale eseeihrtill WNW
hi Mere, be she* the thew is rake to serail • wilful
sad arboreta INlNdif_ otesbAbse the ere was merely see
of eleriaugbeer. Wilither elleseeenees be dismissed the
jury to Irk lake.
Thies were so err of way Impales* hoard to-day,
see may ruses rah peopeesl say hateres of general
interest.

BOOTH PASTE= RAILWAT.—Return of traffic for
the week outing Amos 7,1862 :-19,6031. IN. Id. cone.
speaddag 18117-, 10,5771. Os. 11L Denim is 1862,
Ang. iod.