The Express.
London, England, 1851-05-15 00:00:00

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CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

THIS DAY.

OLD COURT.
BM.c MIA GI. SM. Q.C.
RETURSED CONVICTS.

John Rain, 25, pleaded guilty to an indictment charging
him with being feloniously at large before the expiration of
a period for which he had been sentenced to be transported.
The prisoner put in uwritten paper4in which i4was stated
that since he had regained his liberty he had been endea-
vouring to earn an honest livelihood.
The prisoner WAY sentenced to be transported for ten years.
elutrirs Fletcher, It 6 pleaded guilty to a similar charge.
The Court WAS informed that the prisoner had been
taken into custody while in the act of attempting to commit
• burglary.
lle was sentenced to be transported fur life.
Hasa. Ma. Hugo% ALuraloN AND %lc !vows TALIOCILD.
MAN•LA Uti II EU of a FATHER.

F. Judd, 18, was indicted fur the wilful murder of
Richard Judd, his father.

Mr. lkallinaud Mr. Clerk conducted the prosecution.
The prisoner was defended by Mr. liallantino.
The facts of this C.V.: hare appeared very recently in the
police reports,and notwithstanding the dreadful nature of the
charge, the evidence was in a very small compass. It appeared
that the deceased and the prisoner lodged together at a
hems. in Ganlen-street, Westminster, and about eight
o'cl.sk on the morning of the 12th April the persons living
in the room underneath that of the deceased heard the
sounds of a scuffle and of some person moaning, and shortly
afterwards the prisoner came down stairs and leR the house.
Atter he hail gone the deceased also came down, and it was
olesrved that his face was covered with blood, and that
he hail received some very severe ivjuries. lie
was taken to the hospital, where it was found
that his skull was fractured, the bones of his nose
broken, and also his under jaw, and it was the opinion of
the surgeon that these injuries huil been indicted by a
poker which was found in the deceased's room. The un.
fortunate old man lingered for about a fortnight and then
died, the death being the result of the injuries he had re-
ceived. The prisoner went away for two or three days, and
he then gave himself up, and when he was intOrmed
that he was charged with cutting and wounding
his father, the deceased being at the time alive,
he said that his father had brought it all upon
himself ; and when he was under examination before the
magistrate he made a state inent to the effect that it was an
accidental occurrence. . _ .

Mr. Ballantine, in addressing the jury for the prisoner,
remarked upon the melancholy nature of the ease, and said
that he should not, under the circumstances, think himself
at all justified in endeavouring to eatricate the prisoner
from being convicted of the crime of manslaughter. He
said he trusted, however, that the jury would come to the
conclusion that the injuries were the result of a sudden fit
of passion, and in the excitement of a struggle ; and in that
ease the jury would be justified in saying that the prisoner
had not committed the dreadful crime of murder, which
would inevitably entailthe dreadful penalty of the forfeiture
of his life, and that they would convict him of man-
slaughter only.
Several witnesses were called, who gave the prisoner the
character of a humane, mild, and inoffensive lad.
The learned judge havin4 summed up, the jury, after •
very short deliberation, found the prisoner Ussilty of man-
alaughter.
Mr. Baron Alderson, after making some appropriate ob-
servations upon the heinous character of the charge, sea
tensed him to he transported for life.

BULL-FIGHTING is FRANCL—Some commotion took
place on the Rth inst. at Aiguessives ((ard), in consequence
of resistance made by the population to the military who were
ordered to prevent a bull-tight. An accident having or-
curreil at Lund some time back at a similar exhibition, the
l'refect of tin Gard had interdicted all such roceedings for
the future within hi+ jurisdiction. A captain of gendarmerie
was sent with twelve men to occupy the ground where the
fight was to take place, but the party arrived too late.
Miring asked for the mayor, he was informed that that
functionary was absent, as well as hi+ deputy. Conjectur-
ing that these gentlemen desired to avoid acting in the mat-
ter. be determined to prevent the sports on his own respon-
sibility. Finding that a company of the Bth regiment hail
arrived from Lund to support him, he proceeded to the
place where the lists were erected, and summoned the crowd
standing atone of the entranees to give way and allow his men
to enter. lie was greeted with hooting and hisses. Ile ordered
the infantry and hisuwn men to advance, and it was not until
after long struggling. acCompanied with great forbearance
on use purl of the military. that an entrance was effected.
In fact, the military were obliged to present their bayonets
before the crowd gave way. But the moment the soldiers
and gendarmes appeared inside the barriers, they were as-
sailed with a shower of stones. At that moment arrived a
Squadron of horseekaaseurs, and then all further resistance
became impossible. The crowd, however, made one last
effort, and that was to let loose a bull on the soldiers.
But, as the animal was rushing forward with its head down,
a sergeant took vim at it, and, lodging a ball in the centre
of its skull, killed it on the instant. The crowd then dia-
pered, and the lists were removed. During the evening
the crowd ailed the wine-shops, and from time to time
bands of nes paraded the streets, shouting, singing, and
oteasionglly haranguing the persons around. Many of the
leaders put on red scarfs and other demagogical emblems,
and no steps were taken by the local authorities to put an
end to each set.nea. The soldiers were unable to get •
morsel to eat, mid at last an expires. was sent off to Lund
for provision+. It was not until late in the night that a
four,ms arrived, loaded with food and drink. The next
day the commotion had subsided.