The Express.
London, England, 1865-08-10 00:00:00

41381Z8 INTELLIGENCI.

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DOM C. WIIIIIIIM—M7IIOIII U1D17071011.
This was • spaniel Kr. Hon oraesel for
the plentiff se Mr. Q. 0., Mr. smosil
were foe thil
TM sedge Mee hyibe pkiellff as sort friend el
Emma Diagentok le power damson for the loos of bet
savior to emappeuese et bee esioa ins bg the diteadraft
Cole laid lee plaintiff wee • al era lowers,
earryiag as burner ia whom* with his eirter, Yrs.
Fisher. at Bath, sad the &imam* wee • pestles of 405.
sidershie fortme, residing at Bath, afford, sad Mee whim,
kept boater% mad ahead the mashy. ladoe
'aft part el the rex thilthe defandem was living M Bath.
and at that UMW Mies Hatparter, niece al the plaiatiff,
was reeling with Kim SW use Meat 111 ream of se. sad
she ettniend the elimales Gabs dishalhat, who was he or
29 year. el age. He fellowird beraliont some Mom and by
mesas of • comma fined rat 1111 iii 1,111106116 to bet.
From that time they walked slant natV la bah,
were sem by the Maids al beilo, and the =hie
Mia-
ti men Melly batomekla Thant was she so dell
A
that he mama abashed to her, for two or throe those a day 1,
be wrote her letters of as marries shersoks. Autonother
settespliebitiete thiponot hdy wad play am the piano-
/ores, and at Mr KM of lase io the mom year be west
whit born bar ass's lama, kr the poilef brain bra
play ea air femur Mennen el Maras. ffeiaMter.) He at
list monies looked the door of the room. and ia
of her rosidease solianded is oidesin be He weM ho
Hammen. bet the retzsrpoadones sentinued, and Wm
Carpeetsr went to London red we the,. met by the Wes.
dust. Elbe wrote to the defendant Malang him of the
feet, and he replied that he would marry bet; that Mille
going to PM/ the Wowing dap, sad would Mid her his
midweek He, however. did set mho, sal she tlid sat Wit
from him for 12 month& whet the net his is the
of Both, and be appented to meet her is the
bat did sot de so. About two meatio gher
mrlooliou Nisi Carpenter onesseried mid woo in tee •
night, sad it was to recover dumps for tisk. e I r
rims during this period and for her wonaded henna thoh
the mhos was Iroeght. It appeared that lees Cierpenitr
had branglitn• reliesat the spring mime aphis( timi
debrodeat for hem& ef preoalso of mereine. and VIM ft
was econedied without ging to Wel be, the dialaideat my-
log to the plaintiff the sue of MOB., the lettere of the dr
fondest ban given up.
Emma Harpister was asamioad suppert ef the plate.
tirs ease, aad is the Mine el her exemiaatka the said
she had ptesorved copies of ready •
all the hams she Led
received from the ddeadoot. She said that he mod he
call her his "little Min," that he gave her two rinse, one
of which he requested her to wear upon bit sopped huger ;
and that he *leo gave her his portrait in a locket to wear
round her neck.
Mr. Coleridge--What caused yea to make • sopy of the
lenses?
Whams—Bemuse I liked the mem (laughter.) I
to look Man mot thank he bed been • Imo man •le me.
Orometzeroised—Had be provisealy angaged to • yew&
me, a kb. Onestme, • caromerelol traveller. He we bp.
term 40 mil 50 yens of ago. (A leogb.)
Hr. Ociatidge-1 am pled to hoer that age is by • lady
considered yosing. (Laughter.)
Orom.oxamitied—Was raver mega ht Mr. Reeves.
Mr. Coleridge—Did yea totem his them I
Winer- Re sever asked me. aater.)
Mr. Coleridge—Was he what was "spoon r
hush.)
Witorn—Not on me.
Other wineries were called in supped of the plaintiff's
ease.
Mr. Coleridge mid he could not ecntesd that Mr. Lim.
wt had set done wren, bet be bad elmady paid for it.
One of the greatest mac
The who hed Heed had mid—
gods ars st,
And of our &mud vies oft miss rods

To mum is.
He mould ea dm jury 'WALE Mr. Lemport had net hem
'Lady anikiantly seemed by is* payment of the 1001.
Be contended tart tbe }lanai( Li suffered re lam al
arsine by the eminctios of Illy Oarponter, and character-
ised Use ems ea an atsenney's
Th. jury. after • Imi dellberaMma, :rimmed a medist
for the iderdant.

OXFORD OIROUIT.--Gioucaersa, Item= 9.

The oosunirsios for the city end county was owned tr
day. the judges of the eireolt being Barth Mennen and
Yr. Justice Bytes. The °deader is slither • heavy one,
there Wag over 40 prisoners for trial, issludiss one for
murder sad five for 'mealy. Thin is as
umber of disgusting eases. The smart essituase epwiM
n
exottensest is the county, it having mines eat of pithy
feeling at the last electks for Cheitesham. The prisoner,
Yr. Crises is a chemist. sail as the polling day of the elec-
tion had biome mush suited. About 9 Sclook is the
mule& while within abyss Bigli-streth he met the de-
ceased, who was one of the massesgme far Colonel Berkeley,
the nnsueoessful osadidani, • few Most* words passed
between the parties, when Came drew. revolver end reek
the deceased to the mouth, easing big death is s few hems.
The nisi prim business is are heavy. Both courts ma-
memo trials to-marrow mashie,.

NOILTIIERN CIRCUIT.-11ANCRAgna, ARS. 9.
(Before Mr. Moak. is the filmeirs Osurt.)
CONSPISACT TO Dina= TIADSIIOII.
James Owen and Dorothy Fuld were aorta with ison-
spirag to alma by false peolismook and with intent to
def reed, goods to the value of between 7001. sad 8001. hem
certain wholesale tradesmen is Leedom. The *admen's is
question are Manes. Morley, Messes. Doeidegbam sad
Mater, ad others any* ow balsa is Woad skeet,
Lood
Mr os.
. Lassa* sad Mr. Jordan promoted ; Mr. Oettieg-
ham defeeded the prisoners.
This was as important sad interesting ens. Both the
pri sasses are young, and the female, who is
lakiag, was very hadenahly dread. The la
lag fads proved in the widows were to the Wiest
that Km Field, represestar herself to be a widow, is May
lest seined a shop is Oerporatiosareet, Massliestee, pro-
paella to oarry on babas as • glover sod hosier, end
advertised for ea seMetast. whisk led to the
for that purpose of Mks Kean Smith. Mr7BlMr!
Inveller hews laden, salad at the shop to solicit enders,
sad invited Ms. Field M the Memos Hotel, V.,. r,
te aspen samples of the geode he bed with him. Mir
Smith atempanied her. llabo aniseed goods from Mr.
Smith, end that mietlesnati regnitiag a referents As,
nsi
him the seam of Jame Owen. Seq., Upper Now
Hahne, Maneborber (the male prismer). Xis. Smith
she was entitled to en amenity of 1001. per awn,
and expected to rewire 3001. is a died time to which she
was entitled from friends in Wales. The result of her
visit to the Maresca Hotel was that it was agreed to be
desirable for her aid Miss Smith Is go so Leaden and visit
the large wholesale hems Is Wood-etrest sad seighbssr.
hood to select a stock of gads isms eatiellarteelly. They
went to London on the fOth of Jae, sad eslesind geode to
the aroma of 7001. or SOK Mrs. BIM eseeseled is
satisfyieg all the traumas by her rehreme. it appeals,
except Messrs. Morley ; but es her Mess to Yamada
she resolved • letter from that fins, stating tthheeyy wen
ready to forward the goods es the am* of a estifastery
reference, with hie signature to a mummies for IDOL Os
the 23rd Jane Mies Smith, at Mrs. Field's desire, wrote
to Messrs. Morley, giving the same el Jams Norton
Williams, Ea., of Aberelly, Wales, as the trades of
the property from which she derived her &neat,.
Meas. Morley 11147 i• to that address,
prated form of gametes need for mob parp=lati is;
dos course rewired it back with the signeare at Mr. JUDY
Norton Williams. An intrestiag part of the evidence
went to prove that eo.temprassenaly with Mass. Mariey's
correspondence the male prisoner betook himself to Wales,
in company with a triad maimed Morris, and axle( ham&
io lodgings at Abe:Telly, put karat is communication with
the postmaster, receiving from him various letters addressed
James Norton W infamy Esq. Subsequently he directed
letters to that address to be foreed to him to the
firm of a Mr. Jones, near Oompa. A letter was sent there,
which wee opesed by Mr. Imes who risingwee from
Messrs. Morley, and that some 'mistake bed mimed,
hot It on his trantedisse with a view of retursieg
to the post-allos. While he was out is the Adds,
wever. the prisoner Owen called at the bass,
and obtained the letter from Mies Jones, the daughter.
Having dieebarged his besieges satisfactorily is Wales the
primmer Owen retain& to Maschesser, and sow (the goods ,
of Messrs. Morley having come to hand) made his appear-
ance at the shop in Corporatimetreet. The discovery of
these circumstances ass led up to in a remarkable manner.
The primer. had previously lived together as mac sad
wife a shop in Stretford-road, Manchester, where Owen
had carried on business as • grocer and me dealer,
and had become bankrupt. He is still se uneseild.
Med bakrupt. Some gentlemen who bad repelled
goods to Stredoed-road, recograeira in Mrs. Field at the
shop in Corporation-etrret the Mrs. Owes who seed to be
in the shop is Stretford road, thought there was some
jugglery in the matter, and west to his satiation, who ob-
tained a proems from the Oreirt d Reseed,
and seized the goods is Oarperatkastreet. By
means of an intorplseder seamons, however, Ma.
Field, denying that as had ever been married to Owes,
again obtained possession el the pods. The plot, however,
was now thickening feet. ]ties Smith was • respestable
penes who bad hiaato been risceived, had her sespisions
awakened by what wee taking place, sad, feeds( to be
compromised, wrote to Messer. Money mid the esker Los-
doe tradesmen. The men wee that the matter was pot is
the hands of Sergeant Rmidl, of the metropolitan police,
sad he vies to Manchester, west with Overeat Samna
of theMaschaster pass. ad apprehended the praisers
at their lodgings, awe they hated papas and oonespos-
dome which ambled them is Jesse eel the whole of the
proseedinp is Wales. Is a diary heed es Owes Awe were
the dates of the female priernees Jena, ambe. There
wan also the dates el him via le venuesls L
parts of North
Wales, seersupendisg ash the dates ai Nem& W.Y.
acereepwrolasee. sod ress=ilite rerrearestissee W
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