The Express.
London, England, 1848-11-13 00:00:00

as endwise maims her. Zhao* Gamer, a obi 13 years
et
his, obi mare Mr. Jodie Pomo& at the last Lin-
age lo fer atmAir to pain& her ohm% who was
bibidtion, bp la Wilt ease " fig water."
whisk Is a esemedhe soused% soft soap, and water, used
kr maim ship. On tbe Irbil it was die lee ogre
essibeden, tint Me abalekterod the be ater to her
obese% Mow*/ it to be poison, aad she lid it to be re
Mod ken lin genies. A bk. Gilley the medial Inas
who shaded the Warn% was willed 'es a ream, sad
MOM that es mestisebli the ipiri he did wet say to her that
I meld be better as weave in her to ti, het M and no
Ibsen err antailsaa, age did iny on dal f god it was proved
lbobs!are the snivel at Mr. Oft dr primer lad t»t
orb say esakedge, alas had any Weftf parts brio
bell eat to her as sa iedatemeat to noir& • mom.
however, who had lase present, was mad, sad ski die
hotly swam that Jig board Mr. Chlby taii the primes in
tb preesses of Mr meter sad gabber, " that it weal& be
binge ter Mr to spa be trith." Mr. Cillby wee rewilsd•
sad m hither emagnalke said be wad me shat
that ho did oat my something of die hind to
the lb lamed be asked her what she lied
pot foie the sank, sad be might have told bin that it
maid he bane be bra le WI the truth.
Miss The Nas-
al he On irpeal to this washolos
emitted the pejiss ; but Mr. Justice Patten&
ekes essetoalling hams, relined to noose Ii toss
Ms Ese2temoridsi that, as the seidasee had
mi bees ad-
mitted, he Mogi& ban rejected it had le Mows
what still, es (Injury had hard it,
he ay leave ttalr... in their \me& Os the sass
going to the jury the pelmet was aortal. Mr. Florae
sow sired bat the seavistice was alsi ea ther=i
that the maiming was forepraly set the
a gdiskat Wassong* to miss limbs hem proved. In
sappeet of his ergeosat be alai the goes," Spoor " (7
'Canis.= sad Papa % 7711,) " Barak Tone " (8 C. and P.,
723), Ned " P.. Looker " (2 Cm sod Kitirsa, 226). In
tbe iMer Nee it was held that aappeal to tall tin troth
was as inimmant, sad the Geldings was therefore Wad-
' When& la the prawn um the Obey evidence Wood on
Mtelel was begadasio as to the milt, sad as the et:eviction
rested otirely ea the egelessige, ft was *ld bad.—The
Chief Bans said it was
was
that a obtained
wider nth cirnmatimer, ad WitaNairb ; 11i4•11011.--
lobo his was of *aka that the eshortatios to tell
Itha troth was ea Mineseiest to Nam —Mr. Jenks Patti-
eau odd, the embolus was properly admitted es evidence at
lin gale it was 15.151 se dis wires Clilby dialed that he
I bed node say moles or sod threats. It was sot until m-
aser Mass bed been gelled, who &pomades the eshortatim
to tell the Wok and till after the re-szasaisatioa of Oilhy,
that the gliseties to the ass of the evidence was mode. Has
widens as to the Wannest bias anal earlier' he
hold boo aired to receive the confeesies, bat as the cm-
' hobs bee less resened. be thought the whole ems might
to go to the jury —The Chief Baron, alter essealtini with
the se m Judges, said : We are all of *siert that the sea-
remise was Isadasissible as evidence, and that the onvictioe
cased M miseeiald.
The soot thus nee at three o'clock.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—BATOZDAT.
SIMINWINON CAN'irt.
Wore Commissioners Erma, Yonbisanne,;:pord. been
tendered COorna, WILSON, AND BLAc&—A bed been
tendered oe this estate on behalf of the sed County
Bask, for 2,6631., in respect of parole% mmis by the bank
4eaMenel
on the dishoneared acceptances of Tempel. Casper, and Co.,
a firm with which the bankrupt Cooper y bees
meneeted.—Mr. June supported the oheortag that
bed
authority had been given by the firm of , Mina, sad
Black to discharge all claims arising out of esserefirrel
the former firm.—Mr. Espland, for the
the proof, on the ground that Cooper wes=mbms the i
alleged authority was given.—After the ezudamilsa of Mk.
Laird, the manager of the bank, the court decided that the
proof ought to be admitted.
Before Mr. Commlesioner Counters.
liN WOODPIRLD.—This WM an adjourned meeting for the
consideration of the certificate of the bankrupt, who wax a
builder at Pedditsgton.—His Honour, observing that the
bankrupt owed a comparatively large amount, and had
scarcely a farthing of area to distribute, suspended the err-
Dada* for six months; protection to be granted atter he had
undergone three months' imprisoussest.
it. tiuusitax AND lisuMati.—This woe the day appointed
for the last examination of these bankrupts, whartingen, of
Mark-lane. Their balance-sheet, extending from March,
1843, ta May last, showed a mum doe to creditors of 7,3931. ;
MOW in good debts and property, 1701. The profits were
put down at 6,5151. ; capital, 1,0001. The partner. bad
respectively drawn out 5901. and 2,4921. ; sad the firm of
E. sad R. Redman was debited with 16,1611. The bank-
rupts passed without opposition.

POLiCE..—.—BATIORDAT.
BOW-BTRIEBT.—PLI:NDSILISO ' as —A woman
named Roberto, was finally ezernined, charged with
from the &unbar of various barristers at which it=
been employed.—Mr. Funk's, a banister, of Lincoln's/ a,
stated that he left town some months since. The Owner
was entrusted with the keys and care of his chambers. On
hie return to town, he missed a sword and a pair of silver
egnaletteri, some silver spoons, counterpane, carpet, shuts.
vices law books, and other property, which were MA la
the obtraber when he left town. The sword, epaulette*, &e.,
ame mimed, were his property, and were worth at least
4=a
1111.—A to Mr. King, pawnbroker, produced the
mid. s, carpet, and law hooka, all of which had
hum at his master's shop by the prisoner at various
dense.— Henry l'ctured this pawnbroker, and other
camps having been substantiated, the prisoner was corn-
aimed foe triai.
CLERKENWELL.—Tan SANITARY Acr.—A gentle-
man named Ramsay was summoned for allowing i. n his
premises a nuisance injurious to the public health of the in.
habitants. The defendant cud that he had petitioned the
Comsat/were of Sewers to allow him to break into the
common sewer, hut as yet his application had not been
granted. He therefore requested that the eau should be ad-
journed for three daya.—Mr. Olderahaw on the part of the
parish, said that be was not at all inclined to consent to Mr.
ltaa ey's application, u the nuisance bad prevailed for four
or five years. It was a running ditch, extending forty
yards, receiving from White Conduit house the waste from
the gam-works, and from many houses the filth which, to-
gether, had trsquently risen to the surface and overflooded
the neighbouring premiums—Mr. Tymthit said he would
grant hiss the time required, enuring him that if be did not
do that which was unwary he would compel him. Several
ether owners of property were prosecuted under the same
act, and ordered to do away with the nuisance, and pay the
expensea
Poole, FUves.—tipwards of GOO parishioners of Clerken-
well were summoned for poor rates. Distress was in most
cases the excuse. An order (or payment within a month
was made in all cases.
LAMBSTM.—AIItAULT.—R. Jones was charged with
committing an assault upon Sarah Batty. The complainant
deposed that on the night before she was passing over Hun-
gerford•bridge in company with a female-triend, when tome
of the change dropping at the pay-place, her friend stooped
to pick it up. The prisoner, who came up at th t time, gave
her friend a violent push, and threw her on the ground. She
(witness) followed the prisone, and asked bin what be had
pushed her frieud down for ; and on her deing so he gave
her a violent blow on the left temple with a cane, which he
threw over the bridge, and attempted to escape. The blow
inflicted a deep and dangerous wound. She called out
" Folios !" and held the prisoner until a constable came up
and secured him. This evidence was corroborated in every
particular, and the prisoner's defence was that the coax
plain st had first struck him. This the complainant posi-
tively denied.—Mr. Norton, after remarking in severe terms
upon the unmanly, unprovoked, and cruel conduct of the
prisoner, convicted him in two penalties of 01. each, or in
default of payment to four months' imprisonment. —The
fines were paid.