The Express.
London, England, 1853-03-08 00:00:00

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

WESTERN CIRCUIT.-SAUBSOBT, MARCH 7.
Mr. Justice Erie and Mr. Justice Crompton arrived in
this city by train from Winchester, on Saturday evening,
and proceeded to open the commission at the Council
House. There are one hundred and two prisoners in the
calendar, but the offences with which they are charged
are, for the most part, of inconsiderable magnitude. Owing
to the extended operation of the county courts, the civil
business is (happily so far as the general community is con-
cerned) very light.

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streigest manner the &Hepaticas of bribery I tool( stow, sun MX- Priminer mum eau upon mm u see sheriff's oMmr, woo men ntin in company wan a Lady in
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theMARCH 7. !anger, atm_ iv imam Eseece, a seaman en warn sue cueque T. Sharp. Jame. Thompson, Eaq., 58th Bengal N. 1.. eldest son d'
resolutions refer, and are wished to see him. hot be mast be alone. Portsmouth. His whiskers had been closely shaven off, NORTHERN ClRCUlT.—Duanwit, Irene, was brought to • conclusion yesterday. at Liverpool. the late Jamea Thompson, Eta., 31oresdale Hall, Westmoreland.
Baaetal ling to which
only allegation on the part of
Richard Thenspen aziegined—l am an election spat, and he wore a cap drawn over his fare to con- Mr. Justice Creswell and Mr. Baron Martin concluded After • prolonged investigation, the following verdict was to Maria, eeeond ffausii.er of Samuel Cardona, Esq., late of Bei'
stapesliied to do go. The
mambee they found themselves unable to Asia- and have hewn kr semi years. Last Pride., night 4 was end his features, and he was otherwise disguised. the business of these titian on Saturday evening, and will returned : "The jury are of opinion that the barque Irene's ruffs, Cornwall.
L TT en was that relating to the dinner. at the King's Arms Hotel, Palace-yard. 1 saw in that Mr. Flambee immediately proceeded to Winchester gaol, open the commission at York to-day. The following per- going on the ground was purely accidental, by which TOMBIBBON—WILSON.-8014.—Mareh 3, at St. MerY's, Windt" Ti"'
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and searched Venables, from whom he took a valuable gold sons were sentenced at the conclusion of the criminal busi• Richard Whitburn and William Reece lost their lives." by the Me'. W. P. .Wirream, Bettor, the Rev. It. . Torakinsou.
e 'bar. libbairman said might be satisfactory to the house Mr. Flewker, of Derby, in the coffee-room, I should
reiteowec,Lt the late Bev. Y. C. Wilson,
know that these resolute= were unanimous on think between nine and ten o'clock. Captain Clark was in watch and chain, and a number of letter, disclosing the neu:—Wilson and Diamond, fur highway robbery,wero ben- The
.jury added the following presentment : ~ We are Curate of St. James a, hingston-upon-Hull, to Miami Re . ,
r respart"of the committee. eomp..ny with him, and • third man. After that I saw intention of the parties to elude their creditors. The mes- tensed, Diamond to fifteen years, Wilson to ten years' unanimously of opinion that very much mere assistance
Flewker and Clark together in the passage. They were senger then returned to Portsmouth, seised the vessel, and transportation. Mr. Schorey, the superintendent of police might have been rendered by the Uncle Sam and the Queen
gll TU committee then broke op.
alone, and in conversation. I passed them, and as I pealed left one of his assistants named Howarth on board, who at Gateshead, was boned over to prosecute Diamond's land- steamers than what was done to save the lives of those on DEATHS.
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SOUTHAMPTON. Flewker said, "the Captaia hal boas peopcsiag to take ma still remains in possession, under Commissioner Goulburn's lady, on a charge of perjury, in swearing to an board the Irene."
r.,By...aluogoungeh. to get meontof the way." I said, "If you I warrant. The &lune is estimated to be worth above alibi. Four brothers (pitmen), Joseph Bell (23), JohnIncumbent of All Sanaa ,
BARTON.—March 4, at Tranniere, Cheshire, Mary Turner, cage
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On resuming their inquiry, yesterclay—p..—imut,FßEE LIBRARY FOR THE CITY OF LONDON,—At daughter of J. T. Barton, of ILM.'s Customs, aged 17.
I then bade him good sight. ! 1,5001., and in additiin to that, Mr. flambee seized ion valu- Bell (21), James Bell (28), and Christopher Bell (2-5), the int meeting of the Court of Common Council Mr. An- CATT.—March 4, at Newhaven, Stases, W. Cat[, Ern, late of 8014.
Mr. H. A. Herbert, chairman ; Sir John Walsh, Hon. H. B. lark heard what I said. Next morning I uw•Plewker in able freightage, consisting chiefly of agricultural ple- were charged in the calendar with four robberies in the
eC Brand, Lord Hothem, and Mr. J. B. Smith—the first ws •t- derton moved, and the court adopted, a resolution affirming stone. aged 76.
the coffee-room on my own leanness. Flewker asked me menu, obtained from Messrs. Deane, Dray, and Co., of neighbourhood of Bishop Auckland, and their aged mother, that '. It wee desirable that a free library and a free circa COOPER.—March 4, Diana, wife of F. L. Copper, EN., of wal'en.
6 nessezunined was what the captain meant. I said I really_
_did not know. Swan-lane, and which have not been paid for. The whole Barbara Bell, was charged with being a receiver. The bating library should be established in the city of London ; upon-Trent, Derbyshire, aged 36.
David Wi•cher, • master painter at Southampton, who
Flewkor said, " because he offered me 1,0001. to go out of of the cargo is valued at eve. 1,00 W., making upwards of robberies had been moat extensive, and • great quantity consider and report how and by what means such Dire•tis M.A., Vicar of St. Bywell, Nort of therefore that it be referred to the library committee to DWARRIB.—March 4, at Brie hton Grove/Ana, wife of the Re'. B. E.
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said !bet he had promised Cochrane and Vansittart, but did the wry, but I shall not do it ; how far is
thecaptain to be 2,6001. recovered for the benefit of the creditors. The sore- stolen property had been found in the house occupied by ,
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co not vote at all. Three weeks before the election he had • trusted '^ I said, ', I don't know; that I must leave to grants still remain on board. them. Christopher Bell and John Bell were found guilty libraries can be best established in the city, and whether HAltedy2.7. it b 3 - • N rth BriSe
,at Winterslow-place Nassal.resd, o
. job in the way of his business from Sous, Brothers, brewers, yourself." He aid he had communicated with Mr. Cop- NoRTu Bal./Iga BAILWAY.—The report of the of one robbery, and were sentenced to 15 years' trans rte- any portion of the present city library, can be made available ton, 2. —thni gag ed 83 '
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aC at Southampton, which was worth 31. ffs. He often re-
ceived jobs from them. At the time of this job, and on pock on the subject, and there the matter ended. I have
own Captain Clark for many years as an election nest. directors to the half-yearly general meeting of shareholders, lion each. The old woman was sentenced to 1...: months' for such • purpose." The Lord Mayor purposes to call a yguitiff.—March 4, at Try.ull, near Wolverhampton, H. Jeson,
i/ man other occasions, he had beta pressed by the Scrams, The inquiry war again further adjourned to this morning. to be held in Edinburgh on the 18th inst., states that,after imprisonment. The other two brothers were acquitted on
deductiag from receipts the working expenses, interest on all the cheep's. Margaret Garbutt was sentenced to 12 public meeting on the subject at the Mansion House. , Magistrate fur the noway, and
tiA Circuit, aged 39. late arhampton,
narrater on the Os.
II of wham there were three, to vote tor Cockburn and Will-
COS. At last witness said to Mr. Elwin &race that he had
beta so much pressed to vote eentrary to his opinion, that
he thesest the best way to please both parties would be for This committee met
HUDDERSFIELD.
him te be off. Accordingly, on the morning of the follow- Walpole In the chair..
ing day, he was awakened at 6 o'clock by • message from Mitchell, Mr. West, and Mr. Tomluie.
at the usual hour. Hon. S. reserve
debentures, busk debts, and other obligations bearing into- months' imprisonment, for embezzlement at Sunderland. . _
rest, and adding a small balance from previous halt-year's This female had swindled linendrapers in Sunderland out ' (Advertisement.' —Th ...A EARL OP ALDBOROLIOH
RD nonewav
medtmnq after 'sPing.—An astounding cure by this miraculom
of 651. Bs. 11d., there appears a free revenue of of goods to the value of nearly 3001., under pretence of joedekjo letter, dated .. Vine Atescii,e,
Ja. M Mr. 21 9481 13 6d which will afford a dividend of 6taking off what are called "manage " for working men's Profaner Holloway.
Present—Mr. as. Macgregor, , . s. ~ per cent.
on 61 guaranteeil shares, amounting to 17,8951 Bs., leaving wives, to be paid back at the rate of Is. per week in the "Petted a cure of a disorder is
directed to Proving r‘las of 1,1531. 5s sd. The directors be to. re every other means had failed. Bee extract from his ~ ,„ ~ „...
Leghorn, Feb. gt. in5.......ft novas ala UM uoliensary.
MANSON. —March 4, at Park.strmt, Grosvenor-square, F. It..
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son, M.D., Lit.e.r., M.R.C.6., late Ph YSICLITt ACCollebellr to Me
Sir,—l beg to aclualat you that your pills have MOSEIL—Mareh Let Paige, Richard Moser, Esq., of Iligb.ett
my liver and stomach which all the Southwark, aged 72.
manna pound. She had pawned the goods. A person belonging sort of tbntanult7 at he," and all dm the Confines, End BERYL—Muth 4, at Wsnitord, B. Reeve, Esq., aged 87. etts
the Semen, la oonesq of which he went to their house The evidence of the day was.mainly, .
and asu
- dividend the. 'sorate be declared,Deg
payable to Durham was sentenced to one month's imprisonment, for not ham able to "'s"—mg, 'x't eves the waters of owlet" or
*lersesktelit. Thence, at half•past 8 o'clock, Edwin Scrum what was termed the " bottling up 'of witnesses, that • at avo
spongssioa him to the pier, shipped him to the Isle of treating them •at the Geer. &minis the
ex evening before and the 20th April next, to such shanholden as were registered qug, to taring sworn the revising barrister that ...e, dy4.del7,i'ib. liver ~, "mg& soid—r—sise
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