The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-01 00:00:00

DELWIN AND ANOTHER V. WATSON AND ANOZNEE.

This 'nu a came of a @Why character, arising out of a
collision between the Urania (se.) and the John and Mary,
htt, of Sunderland.
Mr. O'Malley, Q.C., Mr. Power, and Kr. Cherry, were for
the ; sad Mr. D. Browne for the defendants.
Verdict for plahstlffe—dainages 1081.

Canwx Couir.—(Befora Chia Baron Pollock.) 1

Eh lordship charged the city and county grand pines Ude
massing. He observed to the latter that he could acarosty
amount for the prevalence of the crime of anon in the agn-
caltaral districts, when be took into counderation the in-
creaming prosperity of the country, and the large demand for
labour.

NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—LIVIRPOOL, MARCU 30.
(Bdore Mr. Justice Willie.)
CRILD !ORD= AT ILUICIIIISTILIA

John rarkimeon, 43, sad Marlette Ararkiesson, 29, both of
whom were described in the melendar as Imperfectly edu-
cated, were placed at the ter on • cargo of murdering the
ow
-ban child of the female Fauna' having been com-
mitted for uial on a coroner's walnut. The primmer@ were
respectably attired, the man being in deep mourning ; and
neither tit them sponged to be under the aflame of any
very stroeg emotion, considering the serious p edam he
which they were placed.
Dr. Wheeler and Mr. Hopwood appeared for the proseat-
tlon •' and Attorney-General 81,1111, Q.C., and Mr. Campbell
Foster for the defence of the prisoners.
From Dr. Wheeler's opining statement it appeared that the
roots prisoner was recently a bookseller in Bradford, sad that
he was also the owner of a chapel in which he preached. The
female priaoner was the wife of a perm, who Val
an sedeant in his shop. Both prisoners were
spiritualists, and the women wee the man'. " meelrn777of
communication with the el Withal world. On the last dey of
last year he peached his farewell sermon and took leave of
his flock, as fie wee about to lave Bradford for • dleast put
of the country. For some time previously a can heehaw
bad emoted between the prisoners, and It wee remarked the,
when the man left the woman dieappeared at the ease time.
Their first appearance afterwards wee In Manchester, where
they were going about in search of lodgings. They pre-
sented themalne at the homes of Mee. Mawdesley fa Hylle-
road, sod agreed to take a parlour and bedroom at the rate of
10s. per week, they at the same time representing themselves
to he ma end wife. They took poelesebm of the rams the
same eves*. When the primmer, were drat at her house
hen llinrissiey observed nothing peculiar about the woman,
but the thdowleg morning she noticed she wee tsr advanced
In peragweney. She asked bow it WM ea had ventured to
haul about when so close upon her confinement, and the
prisoner replied that she did not expect it for three months,
as she was only dx months gone. On the following Mon-
day morning the prisoner woe delivered of a Nue° child.
Mrs. llawdealey was indignant with the prisoners for taking
her lcdgiep under such drentostancer, but still every
secturery attention woe paid to the woman. The child wee
• very healthy one, but the mother said she did not think ft
would live, as It breathed very heavily, sad two children
she had berme died soon after their birth. A surge= was
in attendance upon them, but he told the risotto that it was
nameatesary for him to call agate, as both mother and dad
wail doing well. This continued mail Thursday night,
when the child died. On the body wen found bruise sad
thecolotatioos, which ultimately led to the snapirAmt that
it had been killed by renovation. The male prisoner was
very sat ins to law the body quickly feterred, and hawing
seeceeded in ellteledag a certificate trom the agleam, the
bark' 44 plus he Ardwick Cammisty, 4144 he caw
wise of sprat enspimen maim, ft was named.
Dlr. Mhz, atargus, said that owl on Bmiay nongsg
the was pr i 444 came to his place and requeseed Yin to
44•1 the ealimesat of his wife. Be 4.4 with him to
he. 41/444, • 41 delivered the female primmer of • had,
AWL The child wee healtLy, sad appeared to be fell

grow. He did net say anything about the child being
weakly, and unlikely for hie. He never said she must not
be surprised if the child died at any moment, or that it
would die in acuminous. He saw not the slightest symp-
toms in the child of weakness or emir:Mona. It appeared to
be • perfectly healthy child. On the Thursday the male
prisoner came to his home about ten o'clock in the mauling,
and stated that the child wee deed. Wham witness asked
why be had not sent for • doctor, he replied it was early in
the morainic, and it would be of no use. He asked for a
certificate, bat witness told hint he could not give Gam
as there would require to be a coroner's inqueet. Hs ap-
peared to be vary unwilling to go to the coroner', °Noy
and witness told him be might go to the registrar, and
see what be had to any on the subct. He afterwards
went to see the child., and found the lip, were black and
the mouth open, and a black mark on *the neck under the
chin. He had not noticed the marks before, and if they
had been cm the child he would have noticed them, as they
were so decided marks. Witness and Mr. Jonathan Wilson
made • post mortom examination of the body on Saturday,
and found it was • full-grown child. The WNW of death
was congestion en the brain, which was produced by the
unnatural pressure of the vein,, which were too fall. It
was his opinion that the child did not die from natural
causes.
Several other witnesses wore examined.
His lordship summed up strongly in the prisoners' favour,
and

The jury, without leering the box, returned a verdict of
Not Owlty and the prieccers were adored to be set at
liberty forthwith.

CHAMP OP MILD= AT YANCIITATTA.
lOW Mackie, • raddle-aged sa, • shoemaker, was
=zerd with the wilful murder of Wawa Beason, at idea-
, oa the &A of March lest.
Mr. Bowler, G.C., appeared for the promention; the pri-
soner wee defended by Dr. Wheeler and Mr. Roberta.
Oa the night of the 6th of ideal the primmer, • female
named Jane Coops, (the keeper of • dleordedigtoun In
Meaeherter), and a amber donor pinata were
Makin. together et a public...km* rad daring the night
Kai person took away the Friona's headketchisf. After
left the Maser want to Cooper's bona for the purpose
of ban her his handkerchief; but she reran%
told him to go about his bitelame, sad nosed him. On going
away be was followed by Cooper sad a men named Worrier,
who lodged with the woman. They cautioned to abuse him,
and knocked him down sCoeller sees. The prisoner then west
bornand rimmed to Cooper's boanwhere be again demanded
lots handkerchief; Cooper struckbla an the head with a can-
Warta, followod r

Mesd&, and Wairise ap the Week by atrikin6 him
on the bog with his fist.. The prisoner then him,
and thereupon Cooper end another lodger nested Benson
(the deemed) rushed out of the house. Cooper struck him
with a poker mend times, and the primmer " backed " for
some &stenos, when the man Monson rushed In upon him,
threw him down, and attempted to take the knife from him.
The prisoner Mackie got his band loose, and stabbed him in
the Muse part of the thigh, assuring the main artery, end
areig Ids almost instant death.
Tbejury found the prisoner guilty of manslaughter slaw

eirminiVtirters of rardprovocation. -
Mr. Justice Wills. commented upon the eerionenses el
nein the knife, espeamokula during disinters quarrels; and laid
that of quenelling, sad no smountof
violeoa:ethi=earase during them disyntee—cou/d justify
sillier party in resorting to the um of the knife ; and that
the law would lay heavy hands upon every man who did yes
deadly weapons in drunks& brawls.
Sentence upon the prisoner yes ~reed.

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