The Express.
London, England, 1849-03-19 00:00:00

Bohn the MIME of the Bob.

BUSPAILL BAJMISVIIJAL—CONSTZUCTION oe Wax..
This salt wss instituted le alienist*, the will el Thome
Diakonale, Saran of Oshhestar, drereed. By bk win,
the triater gam 100/ emit to his twelve thst sendas, naming
eleven et than, sad mesh, that one el ems win dead, he
gam the lepey to hi &elm. The Mater then gave his
real aril peered I
milsteste
mes" ids wee ha lib; mod Sea IM im-
mediately atter bee and net brae than, be taU
crew lie big emorsee, their ink% and seer, le allot all
, soil to sell bh bosssad NW Mahe,
ausineeisseiverVero messy his herded peeparty, thus
to pay arra legacies, sal the Or white ed the reminder
of his ourty was to he Atrial, shine and .hareaMse, to
his agsj, twelve Isst oasts and their ehildren. The
testator kit the eleven err mem sarriving who were
living M the date of his yin; but they all died is the widow's
who dial in the year IMO, sad some of them left
children. lewd immems were now robot end dimmed,
is to the LNaede Oft OM mem ad their ddldrennader
the erUL bat the signersat was MI mesialed.
The Mewing esonsalikurenserel he the lifferent parties :
—llama. Turner. _ 2MIII SW, 1,114,11
Wage* ensue, WeilineU, Brbs.

lane the Tissoaassoor ef
Warniama e. Beincerr.—Conntror or • Bum—
APPOINSWINT OP • Haearnia.
This suit wu instituted for the adsiefitration of aa estate
comisting of coal Wass, MUIIIIOUSIti is sad near Mao-
Mater. It apparel as um yews a puns sawed
I Hobart Home* had ailed as waiver ',the es, bat had
ceased is be as la isamiawase ef his lisessiai bawdiest.
Various dispense lad edema swiss le the bramble of trait
eassaitted by this wisher, mit eniather reedier, maid
flenwel Bator Hemitc, bad how egyelated. • peaks
was vow wonted that the wads* if the wen might be
tale away beet these who sew acted, sod bow their soli-
citor, Ma MA of Mandisiter, in emeripeaos of their m-
ewl sod lahmimitlatat of the cause, sad that it sight be
outraged to the poillimers, who were the chief parsons in-
tended in welts Wei estate.
lb. IMMO the
awl Mr. Smythe mowed is =wort 'of the
wow" Yr. socholi, Mr. J. Parker, Mr. delay's, Mr.
Pellets, aad Mr. Price, apparel kr other ear Ms.
TM Tise-Chamener thought it quite right that the few
dein et Weems iheuld be ham away foss thou who sow
hat the fan miLlaist et it, wl somidered Mat the poe-
ticism we the suit. His
Honour also limited= tregai ra is le conduit
the
(Mr. Swami Barker
Hewett) WWI is Ilse raft sad ratio( the real estate
ad the pensieel Mate, end pay the mends
W the passes wadded Se the ressipt thereof.

AZORES OOURT.—BATuaDAN.
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Mora Mt Herbeirt Jame Tut.
Warn LISP TYLIII v. Gawrn.z.a.—Lsommas
Ilimciu. Amain.
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This was • qiustiat upon tia• validity ef a parties at a
will made by • UM Emma Blaquiere, hoof Peeetertead,
•Nattiap, sad who died at Da* as the 4th Feb., 1647,
lespesetkiag the bulk et bee preperty, 4,200 i., to a Dr.
Theville, • Opiates pesethiae fa that shy. Aa ("vadat'.
us; up to it by this easeatere. The squaw, are at
preesat ex parte ; we have thereibre deferred the report
WU tits* esselasioa. Drs. Addaxes sad butted were
heard fa Imes el the bequest, sad Dr. Hana 4 agabsa it.
Dr. ismer ramaias to be heard.

4SSIZB INTELLIGANCI

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WENTZ= Linatirt COMPA.I7 IP.
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isaiiiiiiy.indTvitimrother of
a steams almeeeler 'sampled the &Meuse at the mart until
seedy tea AMA emPrklay night. Mr. K. Chaabms, Mr.
Peseeekomi Ma. bovill were far the plaudit aant
Shwa, Mr. Anderson, of the Cheacery bar,
were for the iraieat
The action wee beemOt to rawer drag the defeadeat a
I large sea et mosey. Wiw Galls in wear that led lama made
woes hies as a thersheider ar popriater la the medertekieg
of mastraming a railway throuphthe wellies eenelbeatlre
lend. hem Dahlia to Galway. The ems was ate eta purely
tadminl elsareater, the sewer an the pert of the defeadent
belft diet the dirMIIIMB had ahmilena the eetinal sebum,
le dome the dellendent alleged he had Mme a party,
sad had melsemated themselves with seem Mbar company,
eestreay to the latereste of the alsarehalbee. Gni that t
bee he wee met bee nd by the original 'subset.
Mr. Berea Pasha. hewever. said It empsemed be him that
the sat el parlienseet radio* to the prepesed railway had
&ea the di:esters almost tmlbeited pewees, and the defen-
dant. by this parliementery .agreed, and the mbar
deeds as aGieh eldsw, had belegeted a power to the &ree-
fers le sat as they erildimed lmet, end he held, thanks*,
that under these aireenielseese the deieldent was liable.
The ivy eaeordia* relnemed a 11E60 for the plaintiffs,
several naiads at law. leewewr. bony repervad for farther
atesideralke.
Ti. Sawn v. MAATIPMAN.
This was oth swam al a shoals, sharsstor, iss4
jwy Mad Is, theor plaintiffs upon all the smarts/ Mass
the points d law, as in the last .w, beinvireserved.
°sown Gas.--Bciarslfr. /rum nese. •
Titiowixa A WOMAN our or UIDOW.
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R. wiciax7, ;;;iiidieted for
tekaiously modes and throwing Elizabeth Kullender from
a window of the height of twenty feet and upwards to the
woad with ia•ent to murder her.
Mr. Tanta pr vented sad Mr. Addison defended the
prismer.
The pecessatrix stated that she was 14 can old. and is
November last she was in service at Obrood. On the 6th of
November elle had a dispute with her mistress, and she, in
stasequence, left her place without giving any notice on
the Miming sworaieg. Mae walked about Chatham and
Rochenn mil that day, and at night she got a bed at a
public house where she was known. Oa the following
day she continued walking about the town, and about
eaves in the evening she went int* the Union Flsg pub-
lie bowie, when she met the prisoner, and they drank
together. After this they went to several other publio-
houses, where the prig:mar treated her with liquor, and at
length they went to the Trumpet publk-house, where they
went to bed together. After a short time she get up and
dressed heineM and the primmer began to abuse her, and at
last said he soda threw law eat of the window, td, after
havim
_Moe ler aad and wary bad Mimi* he stoned
the Meaner tithe min and teak her by the shoulders and
pushed hater to the Maker mil lifted her on the till, where
she mat kr a minute or two, sad the primmer then pushed
her sod she kW the yard, a height of 26 feet. The
p.lao.er, she said. was latenicated at the time, but she
me sober.
Upon beiegeae-e .thaprosecatrtesaidthataiahad
beat in the, cams sinks two years ; and the reason she west
ailarmpulti:e lid was, because
swore iivoiy
thater mistrees
she had neb:meretahofeer
been
Wangs with any man.
Lisette* Lawrence, the servant of the public-hoses, de-
posed that, upon hearing some person greening in the back
yard, she weal cut, and found the promitatrix lying upon the
Mesas is ea almost insensible state. Mte said to her, " Good
OW, yen ham NS bard sat of the window, have you I"
and she replied that As did not jump out, bat that the pri-
mate, had thrown her est.
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HsrrMt Tesitatsr, tie landlady, said that upon hearing what
had essnmed, she quessiesed the prisoner how it happened,
and be said that the ski had got but of the window of her
own awed, and that he laid bold of her are and tried to
prevent her from falling's long as he could. He then re-
quested that she might have all the militants she required,
sad mid he would pay whatever expense was incurred.
Mr. Archibald Robinson, a wpm" at Chatham, deposed
that he was called in to see the promeutris on the night in
question, and found her in a fainting and frightemed state.
She was bruised about the face and also on the knees, but
none of the injuries were of a serious character.
Mr. Addison, is addressing the jury for the prisms; said
that the Many tell by the pro•ecutrix was of a most impro-
bable elsessibmr, sad be urged that it was much more pro-
bable Ad fa darn as the position in which she had placed
lemeslf with the plasm she had gone to the window and
bpd oat then that he had thrown her from it.
Tiejury returned a yard* of Not Guilty.

NORFOLK ClRClllT.—C•manincia, Jim= IT.
Before the Lord Cider Berm.
Cater O. WHITA—ANNUITY TO A CLAIM.
Mr. Andrews and Mr. Prendergast for plaintiff; Mr.
Olfalloy fte defendant.
Mr. Preadarnaat opened the pleadings, and said that this
was ea adios of covenant upon an annuity, granted by
the dadandeat to the plaintiff; defendant pleaded that the
deed was not made, and then that it was obtained by the
fraud and owls of Ma plaintiff himself.
Mr. Andrews said the plaintiff had resided in Cambridge
the greater lint el his life, and duffs' 22 yeses he had acted
sleek in the office of defendant and his father
mini= In 1829 dafendant's father quitted Cambr,
and dellindest at that time wee not himself qualified to
Nue ratMeney, and it was a matter of importune to keep
ter. in the offiee to carry ca the business Ia 1830 de-
em admitted as attorney, HIM which time until
recently plaina bad been employed as maaegiag sink. In
1842 plaiatiff applied to defendant to " give blink's articles,"
or gnat as annuity ; in consequesee of which as annuity
of 801. foe the term of kis His was granted to plaintiff by de-
badaat. The annuity wee not paid and a &Mess was pat
upon White's goods and subsequently the question came
What the Vice-Chancellor on a motion b the defendant to
declare the deed sell and void. The Via llor directed
as keno to be tried as to whether the covenant of annuity
was Mesa fide, or whether, as alleged, it bad bees obtained
by fraud and eovia.
The *blamed ewes time, and ware smiled to
prove the handwriting of White.
Kr. Cooper, of Cambridge, /solicitor, affirmed for the de-
fendant that a certain document was not in the handwriting
of White which was subsequently acknowledged to be hie
handwriting. After Mr. O'Malley bad addressed the jury
and called witnesses, the learned judge stopped Mr.
Andrews, and the jury gave a verdict for the plaintiff. Da-
mages, 3001.
Gamma O. Baouourw,_

This was a spetliacaryes7PeTbTainsrWlilo jurymen an-
swered to their nom. and neither party prayed s tales, the
ease went off • bat seemly had the-10 jitryraen lett the boa
than Kr. Andrews, on the part of the defendant, said he was
now in a condition to pray a tales. Ris lordship, however,
amid it was too late :

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He that will not whim be may,
When be will be doll have nay.
(Laughter.) This aided the civil business, and his lordship
proceeded to try the prisoners.
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Gorr EdwardAil4kTori,ii,;-rTipTsiabl•-100 king
_young
inen,son of a tradesman he Cambridge, and described es a
tomber, wee indicted for barite' feloniously attend a forged
note for 401., with the latent to cheat Charles
calk,
et Cabo. Mr. Ranat is a solicitor of Cam-
imiametinese &mem% b Ue; ea the 23rd Septem-
ber. los Ylim4 grimmer sailed at Mr. Renaa's albs, and
breegkt him a Bela he 401., signed by Mr. Nee* gad Mr.
Rowell: did net member the date. Abased hint
271. 10s. The NM was payable at four months. Rept it in
his pommies, as ediateral security for the advance of
371. 10a. wpm poissese's own note. When kis own nets
see repaid, primmer gave hint 3W., and. be delivered both
notes_ up. Primmer never told Imes, that it was Dlr. North,
of WM*. bet be Angled it m*lit be that geatleetaa, ke
Lew misenseled been in the Unsay at *at college. Ap-
plied dm to Ntr. liewe*, of 'Trinity Came, by letter, in
be* mom. Tbis en prisoner's mote was over-due.
Mr. Moth mien wimees, bat vitas. never got an
money lea kim. Nest day saw primer In custody, and
laspeelm aired of him (primer), where the note
win; ke milli wad it.
Ingests, add had marched primer's homes,
but could netitrathe mete. When 1ff1111411484 the pri-
soner said the eigastnre wee not Mr. Nettles er his own,
but declined to mg what North it was.
It was rend that melee had bun served on the primmer
to produce the note; and Mr. Cooper, solicitor, proved that
the handwriting on the note emmey resembled Sheldon's.
Mr. C. North, of Trinity College, proved that the prom's-
soey note which he saw at Mr. Ban's cake wee not signed
b 7 m•
Theb Lord Chief Baron thought there wee no evidence to
go to the jury. The primmer throughout denied that Mr.
North, of Trieity College, was the Mr. North whose name
was signed to the bill; met the jury, therefore, Acquitted the
prisoner.

MIDLAND CIRCIIIT.—Thuurr, ll•acti 17.
Tabeft Chief Judas Wilde sad Mr. feeds* Male
salmi in Derby, and las semmimisa et min w spewed.
The high &nig; J. Streit, lg., of Wpm was selsaded by
the Map* retinue that Ms beg• awn in Del:: POMO
years. About 600 mesas bradawls& with . Both
lath comb wire seemed M
smart, -dig !sr the trammitha et Whams.
eMA yobs deo Chief hilabWracidsd,
elven seams were satered, three ef them yodel Ors
epode jury was dimmed of by mimes ; the will be
tried as Meaday. There ere 67 peiseasis fee Mu to the
mews side.
A Famine° FAMILY.
W. DO was charged •pea three indletments, with mali-
ciously cuttingmed woaedlag Thomas Bad*, Joseph ilten-
see, sad Banmel Parket, at tawley, ea *WM of Jemmy
led. The Acts, beady dated, are these. There had been $
sort of wake held at Bewley, cad parties wen Making to-
gether late at the pabllnhouse. The pemeewe whir was
la the street, challaging piens to VA ; mad to we as-

MVthe challenge, he ea his son had a " est to;' aft*
Os", adjourned to the public-house where the three
prosecutors were. According to their testimony, no quarrel
wok plasm • but on going home between one end two
*Week in the morning, the please,. attached them
with a hatchet, sad emarafted serious wounds upon
the.. Parkm was inessMble for emu time, sad
kept hie bed several weeks. The Weems called his father
to prove that the proseeston were the aggremors. He
stated that they threw him tapes the fire at the public-
brae, wad then followed him MOM, where they committed
'all weft if eireddes.—The jury returned a verdict el Gantry.
Is peeing sentence. Mr. Jestiee Mauls observed that the
'prisoner sneered to belong to a fighting family, far when
=dm weld accept his challenge, the father and he
dimmed M gratify their propesnty. Sentenced to
six askaise menthe imprisomment and hard laborm.—/dr.
'Denims preescuted.
CONCZALING Cour.D.Biarn.

1 twassyLasson was charged with coseealing the birth of •
child. The grand fury ignored the bill charging her with
murder. She Lived as a dairymaid to Mr. Notre. of Sud-
bury. Previous to the Ilth of January last, the housekeeper
bad repeatedly aonsed her of being in the family way, but
she always gave a positive eorim to the accusation.
About haMput ten o'clock on the morning of the 11th
January, Etinabeth Clarke (the housekeeper) saw the
lin the chseee-roont; she said she felt poorly and
offleft itv
working; she appeased as if she was in pain.
Clarke left the rose, and shortly afterwards her niece went
in and saw the peinner leasing forward against the fire-
place, and certain indlestioes open the floor. The girl asked
if her nose was biewldeg. She replied " No, wench ; go out
of the room." &me emeofferwords, the housekeeper again
went into the shesePreesa, missy the pebener sites, upon
a box, end saw suck indiestions wpm the lithe as led her to
suspect what bed happened. Seeing rhumbas la the corner,
she asked the primmer what it was. She ail, par-
ticular. Clarke, however, examised the and &sea-
emend • flee female child, warm, bat In reply
to the question what she had intended to do with
the child, she sold she meant to have buried it
in the church yard. Clarke enplaned her belief that the pri-
soner intended to make away with it altogether; she replied
that she did not wish it to be known in the house. A sur-
geon was called in, and as soon as she was able to be removed
she was givea into custody. When before the coroner she
stated, that when the child was born she fainted away, and
was taken with a shivering It ; and that when she came to
herself she was going to tie the umbilical cord bat found the
child dead. The surgeon del/need to the child, which was one
of the finest he ever save, having been born alive.
Mr. Adams, for the defence, argued that this was not •
concealment within the messing el the act.
Mr. Jostles Mauls, who stated that his opinion at one
time differed from his brother judges in Mauna to this
point, said that he was in accordance with them now.
The jury returned a verdict of Guilty. Sentenced to four
calendar theathe imprisonment and hard labour.—Mr. Flood
prosecute&