The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-08 00:00:00

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SPORTING INTSALIGENOIL 1 Tgli MAIDI2I PUTS Of 50 core.i 2211112 for 1,061 0,!: !
tails and a trader.
--...--- Yr. T. Wedlow's Balms, by Knight el B•1114:44 NA.
CHELMSFORD SIMMER MISTING.r.,p,urtiraisw) I
Z. (I,b7:ri4 .8 Meares, Ilet Illb . '''.
( _thrtoill 2
WassmpAz. Yr. Buruner's Pas d'lrtaao, S yrs. let .... . . . (J. Mama) II
The followum abo ran :-Ilprite, KAMM, ........ ra•. ind
Al non gleams day meld net Wee ben desired for the an..
weed 190,66649 of the Owed Plash mew a
_,Yeaurtj_ _
_s.
__•1" 041,"2" Betting •6to 4 eget Sahara.'
.' to 4 apt Maras, sad 10
s Coo
*The 155"i°41441.6.- 'nth ''''''''"4" and to 1 each 'apt Sprite and pas d'Eativo. Won by two
Wye was an us.ortesate Bag Ms moms, and the
---• k.,,ti, ; wee Loom (peewees mooed and third.
eleeedweee ussitossetly showed a worked Willie off Is ----
eamperiares with MM psi. Tho base stables were of ;
imam represented, but rosy Nertheresee wbe would have; ASCOT RACES.
as" """I'd".• "" bud, oenefieed at the Gettouppha. . dkozirlANClM 701 211 ABM' 162•8121 of aw-- save, coca,
The Stand and uslosure 11/0111 1110d010104 Idled, the Seldom 15 ft, mad oily it if declared, with 290 added. Two miles
being so ativegly reposented that the twat zealous had to and • MU. (63 sub.. 27 &palmed.) The highest weight
be uousually uidastrioes to find coetimers. The sport was meeptiog twin Bst 71h, it bu .bees raised to 13et 121 b, and
ef the ordiury olonoter, and cells for ao special coo meat the Mhos is ProPorooo.
Tits Two-Yea-Old Stakes wee wee by • vary PrUgaisin ap et lb Age st lb
4 12 Alabama 4 7
litalkiag colt, called Conon% who epees the pot whirl was APllB4t
rcident 6 12 kleanor, by WNW= I II
pat on Cesanwitelt. The Gitelautford Haedimp was in ! ista.k.
favour of the geatLimes, who meetly Mod Lasky Mar, who ; Hlppolyts
wee, after • One Walt with The Med. !all details ase , Plitt. we 4 0 Mom 4 l
: I Olbreltsr
. _,l • TOGLISO
~Tames TEAL Srxixe a 5 sem. es* 'Mb 50 added. 04.. hail= 4 4 lite Scheldt
ages ; weight foe ago ; with make mad allies allowomes. ! pm, loomed •
S AudolllB6o
itorl4lo6ll 6 8
9
Thressuarners of • win lhbelroil 4 1
8 3
Mr. T. n Boreelea lirmaro. 67 wildD6774 -7a6W,91611.a. Roo 4l 1 Cobweb
47. a, vet Mb (1004 (Yordh,rol I bradawaMe II 12
4 13 ladmire
91r. Fliecolait's (*wawa 3 yra, 746 1219 (1401.).... (Carter) I poi mar 4 12 Arkansas
Mr. John Graham's Truant. 3 yr.NA (10. L).... (MOWN a
Battier : 6t04 ea Meavice, mad 2to 1 apt 'fruart Oa.
wellies made play, with Mesisse is aloes attendee*, until
balf way up the thou" wham the favourite took the
bed, and woo easily by • length. Traaat, who broke •
Ilesti.mowl, walked is third. -rber. .es so advance on
lbw lolling price el the 'tuber.
Thu 0•11 AT It•DDOW 211041.02.21 92411.13 of 10aoss. each,
b ft, with 60 added ; oohs, 8.4 linb ; Slim, Bet 71b ; pool.
MseM and maiden allowaama. Half • mile. (20 subs.)
r. Ylenalng's Ostrom, by Newcourt-Coriens, aid Mb,
(Carter) 1
Omials W. N. C.eoparsOsrerewitch, Lt 71b (D.ley) 2
Mr. 0. Newton's Yiscabook, ad Alt (J. llsnin 3
Campus. TM :vans, and Nary Kill also ram
Betties : bto bon Owierswiteh. 6 to 1 each ages Geroge
sad Puicubeek, Bto 1 apt ' Cairngorm, zedlo to 1 apt Mary
Bill. A lug daisy occurred at the post, chiefly caused by
the trutiomasess el Mary Hill, who eventually jumped the
beak aid rails aad throw Drowse, who fortussiely was Dot
but. Gairegorm jumped away with the lead, Cuarewisab
due up, followed by °scraps, The &lairs bringing up the
mar. niter gong; about MO yards °soot* tool op the rho-
gins and Landed thearewsnab. Half way up the hill Ceire-
sena gave way to Pischbech, who, however, faded to rollet
limo two leads's, Owego defeatiag Ossarewitek oleverly by
three-quartos of • book ; throe 111(411 'splinted the se.
goad sad third. Oaincorm wee fourth, The Squire AM,
11•11 Mary Hill bat
Toss GAIJNYWOOD HMOs et 5 cove. mob, with 401
aided, to ell ages ; weight for age ; with selling allow.
MOM
Mr. Bevlll s Usher, by 01sMent-ewremot's dm. 4 yrs.
BA lrlb (60X.) (Mr. W. Borah 1
Mr. Hodgman's Illy by Volvode-lady Avon, 2 yrs.
Est 1110 94d) (Hot
_tleid) 2
Yr. Hickman'. TM Mader, s yes,fat 711, WO .. (Path 3
Betting : 6t04 es the Lady Avon filly, and 103 to 30
each eget Lieber sad The Leader. The Leader bald • rue.
slatysale +stage, int was quickly dopeived of the lead
by the Lady Avon ally, who carried os the running to the
where Usher same awl, sad ran holm as whey
eiviatrity throe lymph' ; the Leader a bad third. The
whimer wee bought be for 100 guinea.
Tat CHELXBFORD HamDbur it 1.5 soya. aseb, 511. with
200 added ; winners extra ; about 7 furl mp. (49 mho., 19
el whom paid 2 mom each.)
Captain miwmtre Laeky Star, by Moontals Dar-Darra
a Da7. 4 Yrs, ild 718 (Marano) 1
Mr. beardman's ibe Land, $ yrs. at ifilphiclo I
Yr. Naylor's Quarantine, 4 yrs, rat 11119 (upas) 3
The following Was ran: • Trooldweiss, [las George, kr.nigo-
&sib, Warm Mary, sad Quill.
Betting : 7 to 4 api Lucky Dar, 100 to 30 apt The Elam'.
8 to 1 each apt Liu; Georg* sad Quaracitine, 10 to 1.
cwt &Mir Brash, sad 20 to 1 apt Sister Mary. Ana
• Milton delay a good mart was allsotad, Lucky Star with
• slight lead oakum play, followed by QUankstun red The
Eland, wide at whom followed Troabluome on the Deer
side, the rack being brought up by Kim; George and Quill.
They ma with Mlle varieties aid searing the distance, where
The Eland beaded leaky Star, with wbom Quarantine wee
alms tip. MAYO the en em* the Wiese placed drew away
from the others, and though half way op the raffle The
Eland appeared to hare the beat of the struggle. Leaky
Hai nu the limpet, and " cornier " 'gale in the last few
strides woo a fise mos by a wok ; Quarantine was • bad
third, a elide interval operating him from Trostileasene,
Eng George, sod Brin.go•Bragb, who were is a cleaner is
Wm order named. Quill was seventh, sod &'lls Mary twat
Toss Maui HALL 82•21313 of 5 eon, each, with 95
melded, for two-yr-olds ; omits, Bst 101 b ; Allies, let 711; the
wise*, to ba mid foe 60 eum. Straight half mile.
Mr. Meredith's Maid of Vdc, by Flu lteland-Hrsnette,
Mt 7lb
Mr. &Amur, Cabe:Yoe, list 711 (Y 1 1
wins I
Mr. Chlld's Frames, astuant 11l
also rm. (Lodes) 2
Tr
Betting : 6 to 5 eget Maid or QM, 7 to 4 eget Oetheries, ,
eml 6 to 1 apt Trout. Maid al Usk cut out the work, fol I
Breed by Pillows and Catheriae, but "the Maid" wee
sever headed and woo cleverly by half a lenath 1 the same
between second and third. The winner was bought In for
370guioass.
Tax Towx PLATT (Handicap) of 50 mom., for 3/r.oitis
end epwards ; wieners extra. One mile.
Mr. J. Wood's air Roger, by Saunterer -logartliorm's
dam, 4 yr• eat gib - (IWW7) 1
e Ilusbe VW, 6 yrs, let
ler, J.. T.
lualitlargales Wa1ia041698.. Ws 711 01. Witbt664•ll,l a
Vaal' and flortia aiso ran.
Bettieg : 5 to 4 es Vela* sad 4 to 1 viols apt Sir Eager
mid Vigil.

ALL ENCLAND AND lINITID ELWIN", This
witch ow broustst lo • ecieoluston yesterday is favour of
tb• d.ll E.& and Eleven by 66 runs. 'lb• mons was •• fol.
lows : —All lisalaad, first iosiosi. 20 7; •aeoed lamas,
186; total 393. trouted, first insiogs, 176; eirectad irlolllll%
151; total 327.

ANOTHER SHOCKING ACCIDENT ON THE
GREAT WR4TERN RAILWAY.

On Tuesday night a terrible collision took place
oe the Great Wasters Railway, about half a mile on the
east side of the Keyashain Statics. The mail trek Dom
Loodun left reddiegton at the usual tiros, ten minutes past
8 p.m. aid proceeded without mishap as far as the spot in.
dialed. Here the engine became disabled, and the driver
had to stop the train. A messenger was despatched to the
nearest sized ateliers to stop the letter trek, which follows
with the mails closely behind the paresis/ Main, known as
the mail train. It 'Geld appear that she sight being hazy
the driver of the letter train did net notice the signal, god
about ten minutes after the snail train bad pulled
up it was run into by the letter Maim whieh was going
at fall speed as the time. The crash was terrific. The ac.
outset did not sod here, for is five miaow@ • long train of
empty earrillgal from Bath, the driver being unaware of
what bad happened, is its turn ma iota the letter train,
and • eines of iodeseribable confusion presented itself.
The.segiae of the empties woe thrown off the rails. and the
carriages doubled up. The funnel of the letter train engioe
was detached and thrown name 40 yards &statute the
seeps itself Wog seriously damaged. The essualtiei are
numerous, though it is hoped DOG* will prove fatal. Among
the injured in Mr. Vuwles, henshesther, of Cutle-strest.
Bristol, who has sustained a fracture of the a
kg
andsevere
OullillalollB ea the facie aed ease. • of the
fireman bed his face out epee, and now lies at the General
Hospital, Bristol. Ur. J. R. Lowe, a gentleman oseneeted
with the firm of Crone and Cm. wholesale clothiers, of
Bristol, had a very sorrow meagre. He was seated in a
seocind-olaws carriage, ekes to the engine of the mad train.
The roof of that carriage was toned off, and Mr. Lowe got
his neck jambed between the two sides of the oompartniest,
which was doubled up. With extreme diffieelty he got
his bead deer, and he was enabled to effect his escape
through an aperture is the roof of the earrisge. The same
gentleman rescued • lady from her roses perilous position by
dragging he/through the carriage wisdom. Many miuor °meal.
ties are reported. It was two boas before • special train,
tootaisiog the railway allots* arrived from Bristol, and
Mario' that keg* of time the wounded and terrified par
imagers had to TOWS without aid or assistance of any kind.
Jest as the "special," coataisieg the passengers, was start-
log for Bristol, Mr. Barrett. servo% of Bath, arrived by
road, and moldered whet sasi.tants he could to the eonederl,
and at Bristol Me Gardner, surgeon, of Redcliff-
hill, was immediately sommOood. Eight ut the
injured parmesan were taken to the George Hotel,
Temple-gates. Yr, Voiotia was canted no coolness,
which were placed ow • door, to the George Hotel,
Narrow Wisest/mit, whither he arrived between three and
tour o'clock. In the wares of the wonting the fractured
limb was set by Drs. Curlew sad Barrett. A singular feet,
as showing the force of the coactisaioe, is that a potty was
knocked out of • hone-box and killed, sod throws oe to
the top of • lint Iwo carriage. The mail trace =Mideast
about 50 pawangers, many of whom loudly complain of the
conduct of the guard, wbo ref used to allow them to leave
the carriages dories the ten minutia that preceded the col.
liaioo. Several of them weer so impressed with the cooduet
of the official, that they at ones embodied their sentiments
in the form of a letter, which we subjoin :
"Liquids= Station, June 7, 2.10 a.m.—Gentlernee,—
Tim eettersieeed having bees in the train dee at Bristol at
12.15 am., and to which the serious &modest occurred, beg
to request the favour of your inserting in your valuable
autumns our sompleint of the most dines/idol acodect of
the guard and other men ma the engine. After our train
came to a standstill, and when they were asked if there
was say danger, end if so to unlock the doors of the
rarriages—eltliolgh they mast hove koowa that another
Maim was within only a few minutes' run behipd—deli
berately neglected to admit the doping or to take the
sly proper remedy spinet the *mollies accident which
occurred, by *genie, the doors of the carriages, although
repeatedly appealed to to do so. Will you kiedly take this
matter up, and eadeavoar to get the Greet Waters dimr
tore to adopt proper meths of promoting the peamagere on
their Nee ?—George Reeves, 13, Brno/tows-street, Loodoo;
Jolla E. Leyland, Querns Ineuiaoce Company, Landon;
J. R. Loos. Crowe sod Co., Bristol ; Edgar Bell, 30, Stan-
ley-street, Bristol; Nettle Floyd, 25, Malsont.etress, Chelsea;
R. Colley, Chita*. P.S. Many mare patrolmen complain
of the a air thing ; bet shortly after the above was written
the train arrived to mom the passengers to BristoL"

Mewls roa Has )(Anne's PLAT' of 100 plow.
Teo miles and a MU.
Age Age Ago
Mr to
TY Road

Bennis rn not Wavzso Pun (Haadioap). Ow
ado.
Al. 17 lb Ago MID
Mr Roger
Viel 0 11 1 Target ....... .... S 10 7
Mrrl4 11 0 Yoteetoas
e:ry 1 10 *7 Camillo, S 911
AgirriD.—Zokb.

THE MURDER AT PORTSMOUTH.

—a--
The magisterial inquiry into the dam of John
Hughey • private in the 26th (Oarnormiao) Bestow* who
Is charged with the murder of Maria Otememe (whose boy-
hood wee also koowo by the name of !imagism), was
brought to • close on Tuesday evening. The are wan ex-
traordinary ono, but the evidence Isere' eery little doubt
Tin TRIAL BASIMAI" 3 seen. Web, will' 55 added, ae to the guilt of the primmer. The prisoner had. it appears,
for all ages ; 'nous extra. Om die and •a quarter. claimed ewiesietseosehie with the deceased (who was rho
(15 subs.) wife of a seaman and had been married about tourism
Mr. L Barkley's Soccer, by Twee—Pomme de Terre,
3 Yre. est Islb (J. Orinahaw) 1 tars) in • public-houre, on the ground that they
Mr. J. Osto nets Lady of Confide, 3 yrs. Ott 13Ib (Candi) 2 tad both COMA from the same pima, aid
Mr. J. Saber's Lady Bolton, 4 list db.. (J. Snowden; 5 they drank freely of beer together. Os leaving
The following, aleo run :—gre rg BWe. Queen .or Trumps, the house, the prisoner took up one of the woman's chit-
and Mat Stanley. done and walked home with her, but there was oo evidence
Betting :2to 1 eget Somme, 9to 4 set Lady of Cover-Ito mita that he did so upon her invitation. Om of the
del!, 100 to 30 mot Lady 'penes. and 10 to 1 bar Quo. ; childreis of the doomed, a child about bre roars old, do-
They were Maned at the lint attempt, Leal of Owen. , posed to the fact of a moldier gong boom with her and her
dale and Lsdy Behan showing slightly io front ; bat nail mother, and to his putting her (the child) and • sister to
lesehing the olokairo Led/ Bohm, wee Pulled foto the', bed, after which they beard their mother scream, and
trek, and Pan a' Fatal took second, P Inat fmd7 _of, j say, "the *thine won't," and to bin replying, "the Itlier
Ormerdele Pomading with a clear mai. Lady fk'bon fed- I will." Evidame was giros to prove that the prisoner did
lowing in the rear of Pea d' Elia*, and Bast Stanley going i not rotors to barracks until after sax o'clock io the morning.
es fourth, Success fifth, and gesso of Trumps last. elf- i and that • pair of stookiege wore found in his possession
amils from home Somme drew into a more forward mei- j which were ideotitled as the property of the doomed.
tins, sad before reaching the tarn into the straight took I It was also proved that the prisoner was the man who
third place, where be rewind until arriving at the die- , went to the hcew, with the deceseed, and that the husband
tato Poet. Mere no )ritual Lady of Comore,* ad We :of the deceased was on board his ship, the Diadem, OD the
pair raced hone well together, Seams winning seedy by • . eight is, qweeties. Deteetivewergeset wilijs. Poole, of
hangtit..; a similar distance separated the secood and third, the B,rtieiceth Borough polio*, said : About • quarter
end a length also divided the third and fourth. Queen d put ...in u Heeds; getweles I received some jostfootioos
Teeter* and Peat Staley, who suer took any Prouglolo3 , from Impactor Mew, and went with him to the how, Na
part in this race wore beaten off. J 6, Mootagniminet. The doesmed was lyres on the ground
Trol Ben" 'ittuace of 5 ark ack,mith 100 added, for fiat upos her beck I. a down stain room. TIN tails
.monads; colts, ass 101 b; "Ilia Bit rib: tior snoodW r.' of her dress adunder clothing were op above her
nine 25 sows. ; winners extra. T.Y.O. (14 &ohs.) waist hebiod, bat is frost it was laid down to
Mr. J. Abornes Black Jacket, by YolUgsar—Birdtrap, come nearly to the hosts, but the knees sod the other
est lalb (7 Osborne) 1
lir. Copeland's Tbe Danneborg, Ant 10th (J. Snowden I WI 4 the legs were bogs. One row of sassier Produced
Mr. noisome. Lady Constance, net 71b M. Adams It wee held down by the heel of her right foot, arid the
Betting :sto 2 on Blank Jacket, who roads the whole of other two pieces wen lying near. Her boota were
the running, and won cleverly by a length. Five lengths off—ono near the heed on the right, and the other near the
esparsted the monad and third. , left leg. I could me two stookinp there at all. The upper
Ten UNION Cur (Handicap), of 200 sore. is specie, ' part of the dross—two protests it appeared to be--wu
added to a sweepstakes of 5 seen. sack; wieners erns. Pella open, bat t dome were threedamn", underneathTlN second to receive 251, out of the shams • whims" whir* cokveredhoe breasts. The germenta appeared to
extra. About oat mile sad a alumna.. (37 en. a') have been mooed with violence, end one garment was torn
Lord Datemsn's Modem. by Teddington—tabra. •no near the waist. The bonsai produced lay on • Asir or box.
Wt.. (J. Osaka haw) 1 The marks oo the thin wen very remarkable. I mooted
Mr. J. Oshorne's Wild Poppy, 3 yrs. est (orried am fib) , five marks on the face, and the marks were quite plain with
Pul. 11! 11, ! the irony... Moo of teeth. The others appeared to have bore j
Lord Stamford's Omuta, e lm. Mt alb (J
(Cl.
Dot e`' ' I produced to the lame way. Ose of the marks on the
The following also ran: - Charming Woman, Donnybrook, Tbe
one Bast Lynam, and Filbert. Wok was similar bat the others worn so intermixed that I
could Dot form as opinion.
Bethke, :sto 2 apt Omuta, 4tol ar t Mosby, 6 tel 1 mr. c_„„em meethaer, mg.. said h. mae a pod.
Meg DonsTheook, Bto 1 mat Chaining Woman, sad 10 to ___,: "—_,„„. tio. of the a.....'ed In conjunction with
1 each against VIA Olows sad East Lynne (although 4to 1 """ "4e ex""des .. . '
Mr. Gould, and he described the erPeeraucee
widish Lodi.
Inn at first taken oboes the last.mentained horse). Moulage
noted violence. Be was of opinion that the cause of death
trg, away in ,smog frinowed for three quarteraof • mile w mo, through et le,;_„. the etwordstme
Clow* aid East Lynn*, when the latter dropped re weew t wellu. """`i
bowl the effect of • into. The promo, after receiving the
Usk, and at the diatom* The Clews also gave way to ~_ , _ _._,_ ,in .11" b. dewed that
Gomm and Wild Poppy, Mr. Osborno's illy came with • °gm .".""`i Wl"' ' '*"'"Wen"
mkoproito the stew, sod theugh ehe,,,,wheeies 0.,.., be west home with the deceased, but he was ersemaittad for
waled never flack Maoism, who, after ankle( all the trial a. the eburref wilful we'd."'
Mmedag, woo is scooter by four lengths. A neck separated
the wood end third, sad throe Howlse divided the third
owl fourth. Filbert, poling opi was fifth, Doanybrook
sixth, and the two lost were the flown nod East Lynn*.
Tan Ottzwrzenno MUMMA! of 5 son, each, with 50
elided ; for all nee ; winos,' satin. Geo mile. (9 subs.)
Yr. K Buckles a Wyeastay, by itheream data ly Sleight
of Mao& e yreLitst 10Ib
lard Bateau'. Manna 4 711, Mt IMb (J. Optimise.) I
Mr. Detainers a Breen. Stn. OS sllt (Cerruti) S
The following also via:—Saes. Modemeas. and Kildare.
Bottiug : 6to 4 eget Iloilo, 5 to 3 ages Dann, 7to
It eget Wysostay. Wog by WI a length ; a head battens
e=sid II"
tkrILLIPIN HANDICAP of 60 son. ; for all ape ; wis-
awe atm Alma 5 forleop.
Mr. Otharne's Mg. by Fandango. den by Jawed. 11=11)
1
Mr. lerheare Cutaway. 4 na, list lib Y. esowdea)) I
Mr. M. B. Jesters MmtwK 4 Ira, em (111. Marellem). It
Metathesis" rise ran :—Wali Ds,,Pfresiorn Bes
t.WM*
Itilso, Coo Jena. and fileress.
B4ing i 7 to 4 meth Gig. S to 1 yet Oetalety. Ito 3
opt flightk. awl 10 to 1 apt way ether.
Phi Wiwi emilleil to ilele hew We are we weal

MANORESTKIt SIIMMXR MIMING.

PAYIIICNT Of MIMI& A/TIFOODS AND SPOONII'II
CSIIMTORs.—We are glad to be able to state that the
arrangements for payieg the auditors of Masses. Attwoode
arid Spootor's hank am now nearly completed ; sod we have
reason to believe that the joist stock back will is a very
short thus mike a formal aamamement in referessos to the
subj. ct. The payment of the Vlal,ollll (3610811 al creditors
will probably emenseses alseat the 90th of this seesillo,and
will take pima at the joist stock bask, Temple Row West
Is a matter of snob great orteat, and me compliodoll Wee
malty difficult questions, some delay was iseeitallis; and
Ithis bee glom rim so rumours that the armagemenithettmen
the treaters cad the joint stock bank bad sitter labia .
throegh fir beta seriosaly iaterrapted. It will be eatimino
teary to the ereditare to Mow that there is sot, and never
has bons, the loot fonedatlaw for these remount Indeed.
the etaternatt that the armegetneate ese eareplated, sad
that the dividend is *boat to be paid, is the heel eentroltio•
1 tile that eon he gives to tbsos.—ltirMlillolllol D.. Pest.
CIVITAL 'WAG% BALN-AMILOWN DAV.—
WZIUMIDAT. Jlllll3 I.—Admirers& ea pavan.; WM;
Ow by mum bads; MOB ; IsWa 19` 3s

THE SHOOTING OP A SUBPNOTED BURGLAR
AT MILD-IND:

Yesterday afternoon, Mr. John Humphreys,
Middlesex mother, bold en investigatios in the Board-room
of Milethll Workhouse, Bincrof tenth, into the einem.
theaoss atteediag the death of • man named Thomas Solo-
:son, amid 35 loan, who was shot by Mr. Dthooliani,
surpoo, wider the sea that he was a burglar.
Mr. Lewis, assior, of Ely-place, appeared on behalf of Mr.
Debenhase, and Inspector Hayes bad the management of the
cams on the part of she Communioners of Folios.
Francis Keys, 11, liestheirest, Mile-sad, a mechanic,
that he Imes the dimmed, who was a painter. He
was • married man. His wife lied family used to live to
Plymouth. Ile lived at No. 11, Stethey•cansaway. He
meth to witness's house oa Mooday morning last, and they
both went out drinking. He left witheas bowie at
11 o'clock, drunk. Witless ordered him out, but did not
put him out. The bath of witnent's house was separated
from lisath•bouse by the garden wall, which was some 1.8
or 20 fest high. _
Coroner—Besides yourself, was there any one ales that
deemed osme te seal
Witness—He had been keeping company with my sister.
He lived with her at ooe time, sad she bad a child by him.
He used to viidt her nearly every night. There was no
gaunt' that night. He did not express a wish to stay. He
loft by the trout door. We turned him out because be was
drunk. He was a very jealous man. It was not wetly
with her 0110ii011 that he used to mese every night ; her
father used to ask him. He was in work ;he was employed
in Poplar. He was a ship's painter. Ido not know whe-
ther be was • good head at climbing. Hs we. drunk that
sight, drunk eaough not to kcow, perhaps, if • questioo
was put to him. I could get over that wall without much
difllculty.
Joao Elisabeth Keys said—l am the sister of the last wit-
ness. Oa Monday last deceased tome to our house, and we
were all drinking together. He left the house betimes 11
sad 12 o'clock. He was very math in liquor, sod could
wercoly stand. He was not tumid out, but mother said be
bad better go. Be did not way thything to witness shout
returniug. Hotted cams to witness'. house over the
wall. He was lat out at the front door. Our bonne la the
fourth down the street.
Mr. James Forbes Sergeant said—l am assistant to Mr.
Debenbam, and I live b. his bows. I sleep in the host of
the house. The lint thing that attracted my attention
was Mr. Debstikam's coming into my room, sod tolling ins
that some mu was in the garden. I jumped out of bed and
followed him into his bedroom. Ido oat exactly know the
hour • it was shoot 12, or a little latter. When I got into
the bedroom Mr. Debentiam was looking out of the window.
I looked out and saw • black mama, but could sot be uvula
whether it was a ma. Mr. Debechant said, "If you don't
speak I will shoot yon," or wads so that effect. He gave
quite time enough for ea sower, sod he than fired toward
the man. The Glick of the pistol at first was quite clear and
dueled, I heard it ;it was quite load. When the shot
was fired Mr. Hobgoblin) said that he had bit the man. I
saw him lying on the ground. Whether be wen dead or
shamming to be dead 1 could not say ; we had no means
of keowing. Mr. Deb/wham was not dressed. He said
that we had bettor go to the polio,. Neither of us neat
down to the maxi to see if he was shot ; sot until after the
polio. came. When I first saw the bleak niass it seemed as
if the man was Moodie' orouobiag against the well. Mr.
Debeobam went for the police, and came back with four
oMows. I told them, "He is just round that earth:, if be
be there."
A Juror—Had you any doubt about his being there!
Witness-1 had. 1 could not know that he was deed. We
found him lying on the ground with his lege crossed and
health ea his shoulder. A pistol ballet bed entered the
left temple. I had stayed in the house while Mr. Debenbun
yummy for the police. I was in the sergery. 1 did not
go tome at ter the MM. The road was full of people awhile
to sod fro ;it was holiday time. It did not suggest itself to
sae to call in soy on.. Two maid servants were in the hones.
The man's death was caused by the pistol shot which I saw
Mr. Debesbam fire at him. Mr. bobwhite only called ono.
to him before be fired.
Mr. Lewis—Bat he had called out before that time.
Comer—But in the witoces's presence he rely called
case.
By Mr. Liswis—l came to live st Heatb•house last Sep-
timber,
Mr. Lewis—And during that time bow many attempts
hod been made to break into the house from that garden ?
Witness—Three tease we noticed symptoms of princes
baying been in the garden.
Mr. Lewis—Three attempts.
Coroner—The answer is that them ware " symptoms" of
some parson baring bleu in the garden.
Mr. Lewis thth described the positice of a wsshbouse
is the prides, and 'eked whether the witless did not ob-
serve that the bullet had struck the wall, knocked a chip
oat, and bad beau thereby deflected.
Witoses—l did not notion that. The tiles on the top of
the outhouse were disarranged that night. I did not see
Mr. Debenture fire from the window with the pistol held
upwards. I did not hoar hint say "Cocking the pistol loud
will frighten him."
Mr. Lewis—Bat you were alarmed, and might not have
beard many things that were said.
Witness—l was sot so frightened as that. I was, per.
hapa, a little alarmed. If any the got in through the kitchen
window he could have gatherer the house sad robbed it.
By • Juror—l really thought that the mao we s burglar.
I thought that be was skulking, hoping that if he kept
quiet we should go to bed and Wive him free to do is be
liked. No oosoould get into the garden except by climbing
the wall. If the surgery door was left open he might have
got in that way, bat the door was shut.
William S. Petah, 696 A, deposed to the po-
sition in which be found the deemed. In bother
to the coroner be said that the most suy way to get
into the garden was from the frost garden. The wall be-
times the two was ally five feet high. There was a chip
out of the wall just over demised's head. In witness
opinion if the bullet had struck the wall it could not have
hit the deceased.
Mr. Serpent, re-celled, said that after the men wee shot
Mr. Debenhaan said (while polling on his trousers), " I fired
MO; if I thought I should hays killed him I would not
have fired." Wallies ought to have gone down to the man,
bat OD* had out always his best wits about him os such
ocinedoas. Wise.ss was treaty-the years of age.
Mr. Robert Debenture, examised by Mr. Lewis, said
that when he find his pistol he did not for cies moment
task he was going to bit any man. He fired in the man's
dirsetice, but be thought he fired above him.
Mr. Lewis—Ha you the most remote intention of shoot-
ing the man?
Witesse—Not to kill him, certainly. Witmer was awoke
by the noise as if of a window being thrown up. When he
looked out there was no one stirring, but be went back a
yard or two, and the noise began again. After the shot
wittier examined the premiss., and having satisfied himself
that Mr. Sergeant would be sal., be gave him the revolver
; and wait for the police. A picas was struck out of the
wall. If she bullet had not struck the wall and rehouoded
the man would not bare been hit, His premise. had been
frequently attempted. He believed that deceased was a
burglar.
The Coroner then rammed op. and said that the
homicide was not justifiable, or even excusable.
Tee act of homicide was by law murder, if it was not re-
duced by cireumatasom to the lessor crime of manslaughter,
or shown to be osessmary and justifiable. If the deceased
bed bees inside the house, loaded with plunder, and re-
sided capture, and is the melte bad been killed, the borni.
aide would be ju.tifieble ; but surely it would not be jostle-
able to kill a mao, even if be went a taloa, while be was
outside a hone*, and the occupant safe within it. But in
the present caw there was no pretence whatever for
supposing that deceased was a felon. No sufficisot pains
were taken to ascertain why the man was in the garden,
although ample mesas were at band. Mr. Debenbam had
himself admitted that be iateoded to hit the man when he
fired the shot ; be wily averred that he bad no wish to kill
him. The case, in point of law, clearly amounted to one of
nisnalaughter.
The apart was then cleared.
After half sa bour's deliberatioo, the jury returned the
following verdict :—" That on the eight of June the 6th,
the demised we. found dead in rhoen of H
eateath-house,
having been killed by a pistol, fired y Robert
Debealum ; and that the said shot was kid oily with the
view of alarming the deceased,"
The verdict, which seemed to crests some surprise is
court, was received with a few biome, which were promptly
suppressed.
The court was densely crowded througboot the proceed-
log, a large number of gentlemen of the medical professiou
being present.

LaW INTEkLIGENC.B.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAl3.—Jtrxs 7.
&Mop in Daiwa—Mears Lord Chief Jostles Brie, sad
Justices Willes, Bytes, said Keating.)
NOW V. 'VIVIAN.
The question in this Goose was whether the Ocestions de
Wits had power under a will to grant • leaps for 60 yearn
of Nome mining property in WAIN, the form of the rule
being to enter a verdict for the plaintiff, who sued oo eject-
ment.
The Attorney-General, Xt. Grove, Q.C., Mr. Gifford,
Q.C., end Mr. Hughes appeared to show cause against the
rule; aed Mr. Joshua Williams, Yr. Griffiths, Mr. Alen,
sad Mr. Coleridge to support it.
The arguments occuOed the entire day, and were totems-
cloded when the court me. The herring will he resumed
on Friday.

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
June 7.
(Before the Judge Ordinary.)
JOTCI V. ROTC. moms tinuirxullni).
After our report left yesterday,
Mr. Coleridge requested permiesion to examine Mr.
Morris soto the alleged adultery ; wbioh being permitted,
Mr. Ir. Morris sail—l dealers that I MOM caumaltted
adultery with Mrs. Joyce at soy time or pleas. I niter
west to the house without meeting other parties there. I
haws bad the affairs of the whole family cio my hands for
the last twenty years. I have oorrseposided with her for
years on matters of business, and I am ready to produce
all the letters. I thick it a very bard cam that my same
should have been so assailed. I have offered explasalloos
to the Queen's Proctor, god they were refused.
The Solicitor• General withdrew all imputations against
Mr. Bromley as regards collusion.
The Judge said the as.. of collision was not tnide out ;
and the pottiness, not being able to dispute one of the
charges of adultery brought against her, the petition most
be dismissed ; sod it was dismissed noordiugly.

New Law tie Csuitickl, CASE& —On the let of
next month is provision in a new act of parliament to amend
the law of evidatioe and practice on criminal trials will take
effect, respeotion the summing np of evideoce in I:swept
Molly and reisclennseonr. The provision is in the followiig
words :—" If any prisoner or prisoners, defendant or detail.
drat, shall be &feuded by counsel, but not otherwise, it
shall be the duty of the presiding judge, at the close of the
ease for the prosecution, to ask the counsel for each prise:ear
or defendant so defended by counsel, whether he or they
Wised to adduce evidence, sad in the event of none of them
theme animism:on his lotention to adduce evidence, the
eaaseel for the prosecution shall be allowed to address the
jury a eloped time in support of his owe, for the purpose of
muses* np the (Mclean spinet such prisoner or pri-
mmer., defendant or delendaate ; sod epee every
trial for felony or misdemeanour,whether the primmer&
or dsfeadants, or any of them, shall be defended by weasel
or not each and every such newsier or defendast, or his or
their camel respectively, shall be allowed, if be ar they
shall think It, to ooppesna his or their ease arcades respeolively„
and atm the ooeclasion of seek opening, or of all mob
*geniegs if mere then one, each primmer or primal; er
defendant or deleadrot at their eariesel, abaft be entitled
to examine inch witneenee es he or they may tbiek sk and
when all the evideace is concluded to sues up the evidence
respectively, and the right of reply, sad pesetice, sad mares
of prossedielp, save se hereby altered, shall be mat pre'
soak" There are tee neetioss is the ask end the abject et
it is to essimilate the preasedies is easrhs of (slashed Pal-
omar...lr that °stride at obi rim.
Do Harm's daisiese bail* reabaring Itevalsata
avatar Pisd MM. without modiste* er beenvesisses pro
.4111dheell/014 012toz•Ighlat. Ournimotios. DAPS%
Pirrone, Livi sue Stansels eamplahste.
mewarlis glibrrren2.oe. .r. =ZS. =4.7.
in Paw te. ltd.; liso N. ilia.. geossok.6
werearrego.i

ULM N. KLUB AND SMITH.
This was a snit by the husband far the &minting of
marrisge, on the ground of adultery. The respondent was
a medical man, and the case, whirl depesded upon the to..
noway of the children, was altogether • most painful one.
It was not concluded when the court roes.
Dr. Spinks appeared for the petitioner ; Mr. Temple,
Q.C., and Mr. Searle for the reapportion ; and Mr. Littler
for the emespondest
COURT OF BANKRIJPTOY.—JuIIs 7.
(Baton Mr. Commissioner Closlburs.)
irr in J. s. MET.
The bankrupt was formerly • dealer In sham, of Lam-
builetrest Chambers, end had reoently traded in Paris
under Ow title of " The English Bank." He is at present
Kthe subject of two adjudtions, one made about sight years
under which he was adjourned sine dis ; and this was
the day appointed for him to me under the first adjudica-
tion. He bad not filed any additional mounts. H. debts
are about 13,0001.
Owing to Mr. Eargood and Mr. Reed, who were amenied
in the ma, being engaged before the Lad Chanesllor, an
adjournment was ordered till Monday.

1 document& for six came of qui..ioe, which he reotemeted
mob contained a thoassed mums, whereas is reality they
only contained 250 ounces. The foots of the case were
COURT OF QUEEN'S BENOII.—JOOII 7. shortly Omen Tor 11.1801 MIT appesroci to bars had $ coo-
&Wigs if/laws —(Before Lord Chief Justice Cookburs, eigonset of (minima from Masers. Hoisting's, of Stutgard.
and Justices Qesopton, Blackburn, sad Shoe) . The quastity was 1,500 mums, costaised in six mom el
pas QOllll V. TEI 00VIMPOS OP WHITICItOne•STBEIT ' 250 °u"" lad,. Thew meet Ike "Weeer was sliegeg...te
have shipped to Mews. Heffinao, of Calcutta, describing
raison,
eu. the cams as containing 1,000 °noon, sod effooted a policy
Thal r• °maim mta maiag "6 gab" relative to —' of Insurance for the value of 6.000 °ODOM He then drew
mamdg °a germ" committed for poor ram. in tba me"' a bill os Maim. Hoffman foe 17,000 Company's theme, the
Yol".....emalteahathar?itmagiaarai tu MA6 teeeefar Mid4,,efeeeleamt:marviuivrate: oda, of 6,000 cocoas., wit* be got decimated at the Bask al
F°6""- " commit— -6 —6 -a---' r- --- Hisdastas, giving the bill of lading sod shipping documents
croasstreet. Belo" We 5" Augmt•lts6mr"""l'd lei In support of - "d to shew the
security.
Cherie stmt, }tattoo-0,410. was mewed to the poor primaries knowledge of the miareprommetson, it wssiproved
sod other rates at 41. 16... for whi.ih be wee summoned be-
fore the magistrates, sod in default of payment • wariest t_hea„ ..„,,tim
__l°____Wmer_.D",_""Yted„.__°._"ll.fOr„4„sigte.forthe.eeeleener,
of diatoms was lamed. The officer made a rotors of bolls r.,;IZete°;:thmew.tes's gescsll;:reseenrte.weeed°,Yedlsday
ell= fro.
boos to the writ, and upon that Mama was oommitted to '" north, of &stood, was exambeed, mid he
Whitemosnetreet prison for • month. He was spprehoodsd, . Mews: _I"
and while taboo to the prison the governor reined to detain ,1".1.a....412_24 Ur een_,S.iile,"eheinelsgiepeelinedestawie
sixore:atektedeeeholtleeel og.
tom on the ground that the gaol committee of the Court of ',7o°°.?T." of qu'°'"e
Aldermen of the City of London bad directed him not to re lal 1 11.1"au""e•
The per was commuitted for trial, and upon the
Wive asp 7/ who might be mramittaa far lam."l/"I : advice of Mr. L...i......4 bin defence.
of rates. Mason was committed under the 12th sod 13th VW., ,
Toe premier ir.a admitted to bail, himself in 1,0001., and
O. 4, au act to comae overseers of the poor and surveyors
two sureties of 6001. each.
of highwaye to hoover the mete of distausing for rates, by
WESTMINSTER.
the meowed motion of which act joetiem had power to mar
mit to the common gaol or house of corrosion. The Mr. Witemi, secretary to the Westminster Hospital, ep-
itome of Coneotion for the windy of Middlesex was situ- mend to an edisuseed essumes charging him waft maim-
sled in Coldbath-fielda, in the parish of Oleikeswell, sad fully &deist" a bask sewed et 21.
was built io pursuance of the 26th Oen. ILL, e. 55. It wee It appeared from the evidence adduced on the former
under the control of the Juniata! for fifiddleaex, sod neither occasion that Mr. John Harris, a bookseller, of 251, King's-
the alien& for Loodon sod Middlesex, Dor the corporation road, ewe", purchased a q umitity of boot,s of a lady is
of Loudon bad anything to do with its management Them Walpole-street, sod on looking over them found a moo-
wae mustier prison in the mime cowity,koown se the House script copy of the laws of the toestweetes Hospital, dated
of Detention, which was orecibed wider bitters retie of 1764. Instigated by the desire to return such a work he
King James 1., and was also excluanely under the control immediately wept to the hospital, offered the book, and
and management of the justices of Middlesex. On the 24th said he our wanted Is.
fee kisff time. He wee tol tee
it
l
May. 1860, the justices of the county mode an order nudes . again 'lila be did. sod was oered 15a., but he refused
the 4th Goo. IV., a 64, sec. 4, directing that the House of sea said hie „eine, of waking again "adored it meomaz7
Correction should be applicable only for the reception of that he should charge 10e. This was declined, and be went
male prisoners convicted of felony, medemothour, sod other again and saw Mr. Wilma. That gentleman told him the
crimes not included is the of prisoners to which the book belonged to the hospital, kept it, obenoed Mr. Harris's
House of Detention was declared by the said order to be name, iddroes, to., and refused to deliver no the book.
applicable, sod since that order had bees made the
minor of the House of Detention bad refused to receive
go. ' stating that he would take arm himself the respoosibility
of detaining it ; he also refused to give Mr. Harris hie same,
prisoners committed for the oon-perment of rates. and told Win logo to a solicitor.
Mr. Keane, Q.C., and Mr. Polio.d spooned for the plain- Mr. Wilson having proved that the book was presented to
tiff ; Mr. Mellish, Q. 0., the Recorder of London, sod Mr. the hospital iu 1764, but having failed to prove how
Clarke for the defoodant. Wog ago Mille. it was last sees in the library,
After hearing the lengthened argumeete of the learned Mr. Arnold adjourned the case for aa arrangement, at the
coussal, same time minarkiog that oompleioase, if he bad sot all the
The Lord Chief Justice, in delivpriog judgment, said h• 1 law certainly had all the equity with him,
tyhe
sod bad the ble-
w of opinion that the order of commitment of persons is • vital known that be had the book and goes blew with him
Middlesex for the coo-pa) mot of rates should be to 1 bethought they would have experienced great d
before tin
W hltecroopetreet priers. Prior to the passim of the 52d' pulse it. He should have bebeesallowed to go
Geo. 111.. o. 209, the gaol of Newgate was the common poi lewd and sepias the mitten
of the musty of Middlesex to which such primoos ought to 1 Yesterday site mews mai.sad me, Hams
appeared,have bees committed, but that aut practically divided the I stated that be bad seen Mr. Wilson rod two gentlemen de
common gaol of the comity of Middlesex, namely Nelms"! , Dated by the hospital bard, sod they bad offered to glue him
into two departmenta—sue for pewee in custody oc civil b.., which offer they bad increased to 10a., but he did not
proper, and the other for personin custody °° criminal: feel justified is accepting lees than Si. or 41., as he sow
procesa. The question therefore was whether this class of sewed the hook at 21., sod had been to the hospital and
persons committed in default of payment of awe was omit six times about it, besides the annoyance sod trouble
within one or the other eategory, and he could entertain ne b. had ssperieesed,
doubt that such a commitment was on civil process. The Mr. Arnold inquired why he had not, according to his
liability was clearly of a civil nature. Upon, sou. dim, seen eau howdy
payment no offense was committed,, bat Pro era "owl Mr. Wilson mid they bad much business and deputed
against the goods of tin party who failed to satisfy a Motu- tweesstiemes to art for them. Be tamed Mr. Harris 105.,
tory liability, and in the event of no rods being found se but be wanted Si.
which the distress or execution could take effect, then the Mr. Arnold said it was difficult to decide who this book
magistrates bad authority, upon summons, to commit the waived to, bat he thought so great a lapse of time had
party. to prison, not by way of puoishment for any offers* to plies sioce it belonged to the hospital that Smut
be might bare owarnitted. bat, simply with • elew""- be supposed to be vested in the perms who had come by it
term Payments as waa clearly sown by the _fa" that, es by honest porthole, se Mr. Harris had no doubt done. He
"ma" the man paid the "owl he wes entitled to mine- was sorry to find that it was sot settled out of court, bat
dieted liberation. Tito tra, criterion was whet. het or no there evidently bad bees a mieucdontandiog, and be Nand
as indictment would have laie in the evert of the statute a rood deal of feeling imported into the matter. He mutt
sot having provided a anniMarY remedy. He was of ..F1" d.sl with the ass as it wee before him, sod roust order
pion that it would not. Consideiiog it, therefore, in the the restoration of the book or 55., the oriiinel &mud, mad
character of a civil promo, it seemed to him that the min. 12e. mete,
mitosis& must, by virtue of the 52 Oro. 3, a 209. ha to The 17s. was paid, and Mr. Willem retained the book.
the civil department of the ounmos poi of the toasty
of Middlesex, and not to the criminal department. LAMBETH.
The only difficulty was created by the 57th and 58th A parson of gentlemanly oppress.% who said he resided
mu.. of the acts but whet, the, same te be closely imbed in th,hoeneighbotrasurhoodforof Mhtsatadt'avFlelds,..dOrmissiberuuswell, ajappluiede
at the difficulty disappeared. It waa doubtful whether t° t
then wore say mormity for the enactment contained is the ""eral of that which he said was to him sod oar family $
57th section. Thatsection was intended to remove all most intolerable nuisance. The &politest said that his next
possibility of doubt by enacting that pence' in custody door neighbour kept a number of fowls, and bad lately
sucks mem of contempt for so, riy Mg imy sum a mosey erected_ abe for their modation maces to his house
or cone should be 000sidsred as in custody akder civil that since they had toesa"into roost there writhe, hl if, his
proems and sit criminal promos. Thou there was the f_awily, mammoth. let a mormiat's elope after daybreak 111
With the fowls his oeighbour kept two
56th sectiow, which was Intended to operate by drawing a tee lowlier
distinction between imprisoomest under proem og imormotis cocks, the one • Cochin-Chine, and theother of
contempt for not paying sums of se, emu, the Spanish breed, sod at the dews of morn they 0001•
and imprisonment for these other no
of coo. Manned to crow, sometimes In concert, sod at ether times.
temp in simpsst el whisk judge. md jute... had in apparent rivalry, end
_so load mid powerful were their
power to oommit Os the present °enemies it was not es-voices, that it was quite idle to expect a wish of sleep for
oeseary to determine whether, by Tittle of the 56th selifoe. the remaining W.. tof the eemetalag•eed to the _ _ the
auy of the authorities is the •dollobtratima of justice to etee'etrete—Have you completed Party el
which the section referred might commit to the gaol of eseeleeee f . . .
_Applicant—I have, sir, bat
j:ode
.7-caid not the slightest
Nswgate, though be was strongly inclined to think the
power was limited to the ease of ordinary motempt as atlantic° to him
complaint straws, thou{
h I
distinguished from contempt in the aeo.paymeot of mosey. appealed to beise".ie the
. must
_ earnest
hem mesheere
ssiff"geserigeithi"
Without, therefore, saying whether or not the power of what both tr• . If. and my how
hold
Findieg. this to be the owe, I told him I
committing to Newiste in some massed contempt was takes
away, it seemed clear, on looking at the mops sod the object apply.," !merlin". for some _Sow!, to.ralnove ne serious
of the act, that a commitment to Neergatei is respect of • a° en'. °be° ne Uoaniy rePhedmight sees =Peel' the
civil liability, such as that involved In the present oast, trotible.„" a magistrate bad no jurisdiction In such matters,
the canto therefore not lateens with him.
was improper, and that the right course would have been
to make the commitment to Wbitoomenstreet Primo, tho Merit" "--00. "wine to he acquainted with the law on
the subject, and is perfectly right in saying that a inern.
keeper of which was booed to navies the prisoner.
The other learned jodges 000mirred. title has no Jonah:ties is the man Your only remedy is
sad a by indictment, and therefore I issnoot do anything far you.
Judgroest was soooediogly given for the erown„
peremptory writ of mandamus was ordered to haus, directed APglbsen_t—lt is really_ • hard case. I.an_ PPCol.l.shill be
to the defeodant. obliged to leave my house at s great sacribm sad iseesve.
Is answer to Hr. Mellish, nieces, or be oomitootly deprived of half my natural rest.
At the same time I beg to thank your worship for the
The Lord Chief Justice said that with regard to Nowisto
he was not entirely free from doubt relative to the DOD- toerteal with which you bays heard me.
power of commitment to Newest*, but hie three learned William Border. a little fellow only 10 years of age, the
brothers, however. all coocurred in thinking that the power en° of a journeymen earpeotsr, was Small) anculeed before
of committing to Nemesis woad
altoratber taken away. the Hock 0.0. Nortoe, os a charge of stealing a donkey.
It was, however, weed that judgment in the New to From the evidence it appeared that os the 25th of last
case should be entered for the defendant without costs. month the prisoner Bodies ado key betimes' to Yr. Rus-
sell, • eowkimpor, at Norwood, on a piece of west' ground,
got oo its beck and rode the animal to a gime test at
Woolwich and sold it to a rpm Usher oamed Nieuwe,
for B'., which marmot he moo equsedsred away fe sweets
sod trumpery artiolos. The dookey was stMesqnsetly
traced to 4WI P°l•ll°3°.° of the Siege tinker, and on
his acksowledgisi that be bad purchased it from
the child for Ba., while It was manifestly of tie
value of 355. or 21., he was takes into cuttody and brought
to this coon, and motenced to two mouths' hard labour is
the Woadeworth Hoses of Connotion.
Mr. Norton said be could not think of mediae a child to
young to prison, and the father, who seemed much afflicted
at seeing hi. child charged with so serious an offence,
having promised to correct him, was allowed to take the
' 'v away.

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