The Express.
London, England, 1853-11-24 00:00:00

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THE BLOODY ASSIZE.—It was enough for any
man or woman to be accused by an enemy, before Jeffreys,
to be found guilty of high treuon. One man who pleaded
not guilty, he ordered to be taken out of court upon the
instant, and-hanged; and this so terrified the prisoners in
general, that they mostly pleaded guilty at once. At Dor-
chester alone, in the coarse of a few days, Jeffreys banged
80 people, besides whipping, transporting, imprisoning, and
selling as slaves, great numbers. He executed in all 230 or
300. These executions took place, among the neighbours
and Mends of the sentenced, in 36 towns and villages.
Their bodies were mangled, steeped in cauldrons of boiling
pitch and tar, and hung up by the road sides, in the streets,
over the very churches. The sight and smell of head. and
and limbs, the hissing and bubbling of the internal caul-
drons, and the tears and terrors of the people, were dreadful
beyond all description. One rustic who was forced to steep
the remains in the black pot, was ever afterwards called
Tons Boilman." The hangman has ever since been tailed
Jack Ketch, because a man of that name went hanging and
hanging, all day long, in the train of Jeffreys. You will
hear much of the horrors of the great French Revolution.
Many and terrible they were, there is no doubt; but I
' know of nothing worse, done by the maddened people of
France In that awful time, than was done by the highest
judge in England, with the express approval of the King
of England, in the Bloody Assize.—Dickens's "Household
If
A STRANGE BED.—On the night of Wednesday
last, a gentleman at Glasgow' under the influence of liquor,
in making an effort to reach the south side of the river, got
into the lobby of • house in Lsdyweldstreet, where, after
partially undressing and hanging his coat and other articles
on a peg, he lay down and took a nap On getting up some
time after,he knew not his whereabouts,but groping his way
into the street in his semi-nude condition, he succeeded in
reaching hie residence by a rather serpentine course, leaving
his clothin; where he had made his temporary bed.—North
British Mail.

OREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY.—Return of traffic
for week ending Nov. 13, 1863 .—Passensren, parcels, car-
riages, horses, dogs, and mails, 6,7551. 10s. 6d. ; merchandise
and minerals. 10,9701. 13s. Id. ; cattle, ;3891. 51 11d.—
, Tote, 19,11.51. 'Js. (id. Corresponding week, 1862,
114,2371. 2s. 6d.