The Express.
London, England, 1848-10-09 00:00:00

wird bon hisschesset, web a wears loam with aries.
dries by duos hens., sad the resort was, r usual. draws
Isis the yard at Turfs Br :eh MI, links Norris. • value
abbe more, sourly thermal' brad, bod boos Flak d is therm
kr the purpose of broker it is for carrier parry. ; whoa
rhea sir the drag.sitaia sucidesWly is spas the bosh
of the yore& rare she took fright, sad galloped
cut it the yard tirw.rds Briakiwg-hridge, when
throe wares wen ortursiagr Mope 7LJ, trim
their work at Xr. Must's atilt The salmi st-
ashed them ritlt groat foreeity with its forefeet,
bribe thaw 'Weedy to thu ground, sad the purpling
sees then id* serioessmetaraii:t this mopped quietly
w ups tans=awieheat say farther areelle, sad
lo the it • leashes berg arriewely
aims May so—errn anted to the We&
pock losollrfaloorsy. Ara Faultiest was warded shalt
the bead sad body Is a frightfal saatecor, so marl so, dist
.he died the roe sight; whilst the ether (Ana Shared)
had oesteined Nigh severe fractures behind the right • r ham
the beef that so surgical aid could prevent her
des* whisbeemend the sett day. The carat was instantly
disseilerthisr Ids situatlns, sad the sotes-looking salsa!,
worth IS goistoo, was dimmed es Wedardsy by dimi-
ties of the i 5..,.
NEIl?.

TUNDRIDDS CIIAEOE OP MURDER.

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Samuel Taskiam, who toned reseeded es the charge of
attempting to eat kis wife's throat with • rum, wee broaeht
up en Tuesday lest for farther azandattion.—Ana Tonkins
deposed that she was the wife el the primmer. About half-
put II o'clock on the night of the lad of September her
houband ease bowie in liquor ; she was usetaire at the time.
He CMS up, Lad oa entering the bedroom said, Arc% 7ou
a pretty —." He then asked his where the child was,
and she told him that she was in had. He seal. "take
her out, fur I am going to have ay friend Nord to
sleep hue." Witness tat him to let the and
and let the Nerds sleep as they had slept before. Ilot
sad his wife lodged in their house. He salf, " Give me acne
of your lip; if you do, I'll give you what yea went." He
thou went down stairs and fetched emu beer. She went down
shortly afierwards sad met him in the perege, She went
into the r.osa where the Foorde were, er F.asbmd having
previously gone la sad was drinking with them. She odd
to Min Nerd, " D tymrill yourself Mrs. Moseley's
?" Mrs. FOOl4 balled her sums, and her ( whams's)
husband told Nord that, if he ware in kis (Noel's) place,
he woald not slow her to be in there. lie west out severe
times during the night sad abased her each time he returned
for " pulling him up" biters the polio, wort. When it was
maim light he arida left the boas, end when he returned
(about sin o'clock) she was in Wag the children on the bed.
The night before she had 'eked him to give her some money,
and she again asked him to give her some that seaming.
She told him It was a *hams for his to spend his last
Inching in drinking with his hind Fwd. Ho said he
would spend his mosey oa there as long es he likaiL They
got to high word., and he said to ker, " Give me nous of your
lip, or I will do fur you. Hug town you a corpse, sad your
young one coming." (The witness is fez advanced in preg-
nancy.) Ile shook his lists at her. She was the. si ting at
the foot of the bed, and he was standing at the side or it.
These were the last words she heard, for as at that time
fainted ; but wheel she on.. to herself she felt her threat
smart, and maw several examen in the room, but she did not
see the razor. She was metals she did not cut lisnalf. Her
litasband, ever since their marriage, shoat four years ago, had
been in the habit of treating her with the greatest cruelty, sad
had often when k• came some is liquor, told his &tighter
to brim ap • razor, and he would " murder the whole
magazine of us."—Alfred Morgan, ;plies-constable, took the
• to the statlua- house about one o'clock on the morn.
log of the 3rd of September, for being drunk and not gibing
• satisfactory secoant of himself, but did not detain hill.
The t rieener's wife had nothing to do with the affeir.—The
primmer, la kis defense, said that he had been 'mein words
with his wife, when she took a sex and said that she would
cot her throat, drawing the riser across her throat, and that
he told her to go °a with it, which she did, sad that after
she eat it he went to look for • polkwesan.--Committed t s
take his trial at the mat arise atMaidetons.

Azroritza Win a0r.0.-46 in informed from an
eye wituem that a woman was lately sold is the market-
place at Sheptsa Mallet for the earn of be. After the male
the paradise: edjoarood with kis prim to a mighbouring
puldielome, mks,* they regaled themeless with a good
substantial dieser. The husband, ea quitting the emu, ex-
perienced moue rough treatment from the lookne4a, who
were disgusted with kis isheamtamoduet.