The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-24 00:00:00

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

NORTMERNCIRCIIIT—Mmtarserza,MAscs23.

Cam( COURT.
(Before Mr. Justioe Shoe.)
• Towle COMINTILLOB 8i1r722020 702 713.0327.
William dither Joiner, • town councillor of Salford
(reputed to be • wealthy man), convicted on the geevions
day of perjury, was brought up at the opening of the court
for sentence.
The foreman of the jury, Do soon as the prisoner bad been
in the dock, addressed the judge from the reserve
Vrdbox saying he had bees requested by his brother
jurors to' recommend the primmer to mercy, hi the bops that
his lordship would pass the mostlament sentence ootisistent
with the discharge of his duty.
In passing sentence the learned Judge animadverted at tome
length, and in severe fermi, on the enormity of the offence
of wbioh the primmer bad ben fousd guilty, and secteneed
him to be inaprisoued sad kept to hard labour for eighteen
ealeudar months.

OUTRAGEOUS RIS6AI7LT OE • LADY.--An action
in the Queues Bench, to which jedgnent was allowed to go
by default, was tried yesterday at the Sheriff's Court, Red
Lion-square, before Mr. Ceder Sheriff Bitrebeill and • Jury.
Mary Wright. a widow lady, living at Elm-tree Villa, fit.
John's-wood, sued the defendant, Mrs. or Milo Irvine, fords-
usages, for an outrageous assault committed by the defendant
on the plaintiff, whose arm was in onsequence braise. It
appeared that • little dog nu kept in the plaintiff's
house, and one day the defendant came in her riding-
habit, with two men, and violently beat the dog for
some alleged cause, and thereafter, when Mu. Wright's
door was opened, lire. es Mime lulu entered the home,
and ordered one of the men, her coachman, to knock the
plaintiff down. Be did so, and Irvine commenced beating
her with her riding whip, and using most horrible language.
In the result Mrs. Wright's arm wee brokee and the came
came before a magistrate, when Irvine was fond N. Mr.
Under-Sheriff Burchell, in placing the case before the jury,
maid he had tried in his long experience a great many seasnit
cum, but be had never in the whole course of his if, heard
one of • more outrageous character. The jury retired, and
cm their return mussed the damages, including, they said,
the medical expenses already incurred, at 3eor.
THE. SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A GLASGOW
MEDICAL MAN.—We hay. received the following from our
Glasgow oonespoodent :—" Yesterday, the authorities re-
sumed their investigation into the circumstances of the
cue. The prisoner was yesterday removed from the Central
Police-office to the chambers of Sheriff Sir A. Mime, where
he was under examlnalice for two hours. In the course of
his examination the primmer, we believe, emitted a deck-
ratios in which he repelled all imputation with refs:mos
to the death of his wife. At the clue of the exami-
nation be was committed to prisoe, pending further inquiry.
Yesterday the Fiscal had a communication from Edinburgh
with reference to the post-mortem examination, but its tenor
has not been allowed to transpire. A young woman, named
Nary IrLood, about eighteen years of age, who
acted as housemaid in Dr. Pritchard's family, has
been appreheaded by Superintendent M'CalL We
base not heard whether she is in any way in-
volved in the suspieloo which attaches to Dr.
Pritchard ; but as she is in the meantime to be
detained, it would seem that she has in some way an im-
portant bearing on the case." Nothing further has tran-
spired with regard to the poei-mortem examination beyond
what we were scald to state in oar yesterday's impres-
sion. The chemical analysis of the stomach of the deceased
lady is bele; proceeded with, sad will. it ix expected, be
completed thin morning ; and the medical Mel will furnish
a report to the Glasgow authorities regarding the result of
their investigations.—Scoteeran.
FALL or A BOY PROM AN EXPRESS
EXTRAORDINARY ZOCATIL—The pasesagers lautheweexprees
trait from Bristol • day or two Mice were into •
state of considerable ooustornation is cassequenee of •
little boy falling oat of a carnage while the train was
- - at full speed, between the Twyford and ttaidioj
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prooesding _ Twyft_
stations. The boy, about fear years old' wee is charge,..
his mother, sad while leaning against the dace fell from
the carriage. The parent of amuse became peal. y dis-
tressed, twin that her child bad been kiltaa, and she
alighted at Twyford and returned by the next train to
Reading, where she found the boy, who, items's, was
not injured by the fell. The little fellow walked along the
line until he was met by a man in the employ of the Omit
Western Railway Company who took him_to Beading.
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