The Express.
London, England, 1858-08-04 00:00:00

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

HOME ClRCUlT.—Ocaproan, Arcurr 3.

The cocarniasion for Use county of Berm was opened ea
Monday, and both worts were opened for Ea ness this morn-
tni, Mr. Judos Wines pearling on the civil aide end Mr.
Baron Bounwell ia the Crown Court. Thera are 94 cause
entered for trial, 26 of which are to be tried by special
juries. Oa the Crown aide there are 16 prisoners for trial,
bat none of the ores are of a serious character.

Civic ezDa.
(Baton Mr. Justice WNm wad u Common Jury.)

This wee ea action to mover 621. Kr, being dye quarters
of arras of sa saanity or 601. grated by the &horst to
er iii=
theratil.
i Pataredorff sad Kr. Manse were menial
for illt's
liir ; Kr. Leak Q.C., and Mr. Toropeon Chitty
rhe dehodant.
op Nat Es aoseity ia question had bean grated
by the bible esd enseted by him to 1862, upon the
eesdlitss Obit the phletW sheet& Idalli. and brrg up two
llsglikeste chileset shish be wis /ether. 'The dr-
ameinese we sellar_geseller. It egsweed that in 1841,
ehe iii limper liiiindelt was la Chuoray, wham she
wee se gestruse Is • high Ibusily, and the dais-
=Welib Beaks ratio wee BMW to be ea Irish
meek: mrsas, sad vithestair mate km
of reerrtege, wide It ewsed est is be of se hog valise, wee
gese *west by e pewee she lie tielesimi sepreseseed
le be • abriones, sot Air this Wiseel.neber es asa
ad idle meth MK *Ws the the
deselha et pews= is Oseseem bst Wl= b-
ided eat is amid news end Ise wilt bin. dries lot
abe was he wee. They the emilesel le flee legelawr midi
the par 1361, sten the thdesdwit mewled. wed Mai thee
he net • letter te s gesdewies mod 111.0eml, fa wlielb
le nwaseted him to break tile " ludic Wisp le dear New
pee." a s well as be weld, to kr faellage, sad at the
aim Yoe slated that he weeY ohms Fords for her, and
that be might at ma advises her swear to the amount of
at net sea wee sonediagly gives to the pleiaU
the leinine vest to testis is blind; sal la 1662,
she emit set obtain sow were lama, drew u., the
west Is Ling mei ewe thedelisdest, sod be than essested
the agelemse erhhit we die sableet el tile pews' maim.
It amid be shied that her thildres Wire the reek of the
assisies be the parties, bat at this tire =by tee ware
Mee, led the was to the Art that upea aseeider-
Ohs et the egaratisi awl yeseltherg he the two
Mies dm aim he atherthelt le ley Moan per sems,
War belimuls. One el then ek it
bee arm did.
it the math thethei ben
by dellaint hr itermlllthe, whin coed
czzimilmeludysernor, end the Insist meths we
le setheurthe era
Ilethwel Esithr. the yhislik a ledy-ilke issidag
was, eggaerethy thew lee ea/ thirty yew et egg, wee
Oiled ea a Vim% NA is pm/ the hots sieve sainted,
sal eme net seithetheil le any INiFiateisliss.
The Mame Set up wth web $ ledmird we, it Ming
eathatied bat es legal weeen' MI boa proved ler
thimielth, sod ease that, es ese of the 'bible bed Mei, it
moth met be mired, she MON' eelreimailetbdeit Set
the nosey yes to be phi 6w the eiggert eel alseades ef
two childne.
Th. iary mutually refereed a mast hr the printiff be
the toll amount ettilmsd, the queries, of law being reserved
fee farther consideration.

( Rolm Cor at—Mem lir. Ham linwiesil.)
Edward Nessifirilla Mort" • sma
earson, vas istheled IN moan by=
_ _ _

Mr Keen ecollasied the presselea. The pleceer, who
appears to have boa earrytag es • yeast extensive and ba-
ttiest =I swindling all over the weeny, oradacted
Anise are isle was that et eleteidng a setewelge
*OM Ms. thneerly • very aides supoleindeat
el the Raney bet who at moat hope the
Seas at Most,, peeleawo
Om the ems to tie lea as the Mb et Mare:dd
Mom' to be the lot. 116. Nam" tad he
Oiled that he was the Whole Mod et Mr. Menlastaa
Xi, • =dna who wee woll heti? rho*
to
veleed=is: Ins sebeistarg %tired •
now es he Merl 'Wag le Mr. 11111 a,
um hie men he said tint he bad metkleseppobstsmal. sad
Ilse he vows te geese It the hilafflikag amig_ Be thee slated
OM he wee sheet ark ad oho& Biddeloomb to lend hi.
• whlhh he did, sod It bused oat that the
Wleeeai ha la nab woes entirely Wee.
Mr. Illeitheoli was 1110as-ersgaised at eassikeable
length by thil_ pileentetted la sower to the_ weeptiois that
wen pat le MO. sell that the prism, Witted bin vary
politely to suers sad leer We led soma, bat be
endiseci. He eke said that the Wears wrotel=latY•
kiat, h width ha stated that if It should rein he shed/ twat
• eireandly to taw him to the chapel to mes► added
ratthis hair wee meat to Ida eller le_hed glom theplearr
Os seoralgi, sod It wow Dildelatireb, Ho., ai
It baps " My bar
beat"Mr" oil the vaisrat he taw taw be
haw that he had doe." (A begglh.)
The Rae. Mr. Laleekt, the mtnl.ter of the c aappedl rained
to, proved that the /*maw had newt been appoted as the
analettr, and that he had no Intention of reidgalag his office,
and that onteequeldly there wee so vacancy. He stated that
all he knew of the Oasonn was, that he called open him end
told blot that he bad Lees • Roman cello& priori, hat that
ho had WA the wrote of that religion, and that he lad alter-
wards bees • church of Reflood elergoaalei sad that Aar
that he had bees • " congregstioaise," and be wished willows
to allow him to perform one of ids ' hat he deollaed
to do so without knottier; move shoat Ids. • subsequestly
made souse laminas about the prwoner, which were set et
all satlehicany,
betas rethr, sa webgnaw them rid that he .` Amid be
off " to Clartary.
In saner to gentians pat by the Moor, Mr. Haight
rid that he told Wm he might whops he permitted to make
an adieus to the Sunday school children. He said that be
took so interest In him la eonseiroance of his speciosa ma-
ser, end would have doe, all in his power to saddle him if
hi. character had turned out to be good, and that he mail
In frosted.

~Yr. Peter
IllTarlane, a wine merchant at Gitildtord, yea
them saansioad. It appeared that this gentleman is of the
SODAS catholic perstuislaa, and that he accidentally nee
the primmer cis the 14th of July at Farnborough, and that
Ite drove him for some distance in hie chaise. 'The primmer
upon this ometrion represented himself to be a
and an author, and to be rather desirous to enter the
church, and ha gained so much ars Yr. ll'Yerieears seed
opinion art be Invited him to •W him in ease Y amid
comb Guildford. Oa tie bid at laiy, which sae ems-
day, ha vetelvall sods
reavestf bow the ptissera, dated *uw the
the Hart heed, og to me Ids, owl wen his pie.
Owe be laid him -ties he bed hese Frewahbto Wlowa lwyd ihr do Saw. Ur. Hweberd, sad
that beC vow pier iwooldhot with him as Ore
talleVies voondoe. Ni. Ifferime opera Ibis invited him
to hie hawk oboe be moped ell atilt, sod the
imandgfithasprioalor laid be Vim, el mom, rod
rid li. I. Ind lin sod whew he
‘" *hod lw dlot Ida *at nu be soil be Walt ea will he
lira horsetwo,
arm jar Ni. Wriaine gave bin two
waived War boo the
111: wWI 11111.10 Whinuellehe hie " dew friend •" deed are be_ wee Ind m I. gout
de
meremerp nerve. (41 Wo:do
e swam le
I,lol2wase_ op W the prialoor, the viler§
ageT_fot he oratiesee the arse et Chi j
...I aft &lig dile lior. li 11 Maw '

The pr.emer exclaimed, la ea impudent tons, that he was
not eurprised that a Pada should not tell the truth.
The v. uness said that the prisms, told him that be had
mot the Rev. Mr. Reichard in the Holy Land, at the Holy
Sepulchre, and described the rheas be wore on that occesion,
and that be had a velveteen cost ca. (Laughter.)
The Bev. Mr. Hatched was then mamined, and be stated
that the
aprisoner waa en entire stranger to him, sad he km,
nothing bout him.
The prisoner, upon being called on for his &ham, ems
about to read a long written statement, the commestolog
oh-
servatione of which appeared to be that it wsa owing to Ms
education he had rammed, sod to his having beta brought
up • Boman /dhoti°, that be had been Induced to endeavor
to gala a livelihood by do:option and lying.
Baron Bramwell interposed, sad told the prisoner that
thin comae of proceeding was unite irrelevant. The court
had nothing to do with the religions petariples in which he
had been brought up, end the only question was, whether be
was guilty of the offmce imputed to him.
The mieonm the addressed the jury wiz in • theatrical
rosnusr, sad at some length, the effect of what he said siva-
rially Wag that he had been brought up to literary pur-
suits, sad had endeavoured to gala • livelihood as an anllice,
but the bookadirs would not publish any of his works be-
cause he bed so mum, and, or le could not starve, he w
mamas' to resort to Um proomilisps be had done, in order
tooain • subsidises.
The jury without hodist-.--,stored a verdict of Grath,.
The harmed judge, Is pram sontmos, said that if a bed
education was the cease of Ms pyre's committing sari
offences sa these, be must ardeavour to correct it ; and the
mode in which he should endeavour to do Imo on the premed
occasion was to order him to be kept to hard lam '
twelve months.

OXFORD CIRCUIT.— HEREFORD, AuousT 2.
Cil,o%i X COURT.—(Before Itr. Justice MIL)
11113•XT.

John Rowlands, a respectable-looking old man, aged 60,
described as a shoemaker, wee charged with unlawfully mar-
rying Elizabeth Foed, at Whitbourne, near Warmer, ca
the 25thMan11,1856, lie wife, Martha Rowlands, Wag Um
alive.

Mr. Cleave prosecuted; Mr. Powell Weeded the grimmer.
From the evidence It apes d that the primer married Ids
first eih at Old Eedier,is 1824, but bad been asperated
inns her fee more than twelve years. It was proved. how-
ever, that be had brew is bar eompsaso lace as MO sad
1861, whirs year she hiy m before the magie-
tmtes at Riageton for aa assault. In 1866, he courted sad
married Elizabeth Ford. of the sober age of 43, and who was
cook to the Rev. Robert Shoos, rector of Whitbourne. This
gentleman officiated at the second 'marriage, and wee dm
virtual prosecutor in the case.
Mr. Powell, for the daimon contended that there was na
evidence that the prisoner knew his first wife war alive ex-
apt that of hie ma, who was now burdened with the mein.
tensace of Ids noebra, and who had endeavoured to peer=
himself of Ids graadfather's peoparty by stating that hie
father was mot Yea alive. The null purses injured was the
woman with whom the ascond =triage was coatraeted, sad
she not only would not prosecute, bat had retard to aims
sad give evidence.
_ .

117 e ridge pointed oat that en diem had beeneassmdited
against public morals, and the jury found a verdict of Gritty
—two months' imprisonment, without hard Mow.

Ntil Paits Courrr.—(Baton Mr. Judos Bylas.)
Three name only were added tor trial.

COLLINS 11. Llllll.-AN ACTION TOR NANDI*, DANA• 0111
LAID AT 40004

The *kalif's a former, living et Black Beek, la the whit
of Abboydare ; sad the 6shiMmt occupies en afffeindag
farm. On several ocomloss, sztentling so far book as two
years ego, and down to a recast period, the defendant had
celled the plaintiff a d—d rogue, • thief, • shesp-staskr,
&o. ; and the evidence also showed that they had been living
on very aufriend/y terms.
Mr. Haddieslos (with whom wee Mr. Henry Jams) did
not call any witnesses for the dimes, bat contended that
the plaintiff had mamba no injury from the intmopmate
=of the defendant, which he could sot justify, as the
plainly showed Am the witnesses and his neigh-
bours thought no.. the worse of him, and did not believe
the ststansesta of the ilistwedant.

The jao7 gars 64.
Mr. Wahl. hod lleirs=e were for the plaintiff.
IL/WORT/IT AND OTNISI (AIISIONIBB) O. TATA&
Ia this woke, brought by the sasigame of Mr. Smith, a
bankrupt wooldeshr, of Bermondaey,
A verdict for the plaiatiffs, damages 2,8001. (subject to
teems), was him by comsat.