The Express.
London, England, 1856-12-11 00:00:00

NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—Yozi. Dec. 9.

1170•11 XII. MT= isma.
SOT II ...MIXT-Or-LIAM" XIS.

Thomas Williams, allu Groves Rhoda, 23, was indieted
fora burglary in the dwelling. boast of William Webster,
at Leeds, ea the 3rd ot September last.
The prieramPanded of the burglary, bat pat the
peenfalieniarlizornt Mat he had been pr.
MOE. Tlia was OP the prisoser had bees acetified
se Mang _ Me, 11140, sad having been at that time pre-
lim* matION. be was than thateased to transportation
Mr tan peam, tly he was a tithes-of leave sm.
Thelpelsemar YsrMd upon 34,. Pap (the purser of the
Loses Herfogb Hes% who Identleed ssatieg why he
haw Ida putlesiatiy, and Mr. Pegs replied that he knew
hociaase, swag ether Ohms, he was the sweeper of ths
plow and peal th tame Wee, whieh he kept on the head
its tenth, .ad kid this at command; moreeva Mr.
'Page had had esevereations with hie reapeetiag W pa-
does MTN of life, sad he replied that " he sister would
work for 10s. a week for anybody."
Tha jury hating toad that the preview nieviatioa was
paved,
The Jags remarked that the primer was clearly one of
Gunder el pones wbo are determined to take the path of
alas nem Ibis Oat of ►Gisela trampreed *a 14 yea 'murs. st industry, and he mast he
Piano" (leaving the bas)—There's many a were and-
dent dm this happens, my lord, at an, when the ship
goes dm.
NIIZOLAILT AT NINON IN A /ZWINSI/01 SHOP.
Theism Smith, 21, and Thomas Hoyle, 33, were indicted
fee hating acessitted a buries!, is the dwelliagthcuss of
Ristuud Biakeboreasib. at Ripon, on the 29th of July last,
and tholes therefrom 37 silver watches, a gold watch, sad
ether articles ef value.

Smith pleaded 'tufty, end Hoyle was undefended.
Theavideate wee saMelently dear.
Tits ivy fosad Hoyle Guilty, and the judge tantalised
both him and Smith to be transported for twenty Teem
Bakis, on roseiving senteneo, exclaimed, "Well dons,
old man I" and Hoyle said, "You've given us plant, of
Use to rotors la, that's cue gaol job." (Laughter.)

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CI•101 01 010 AMY AOLUIST 7al "LIMBS WIZARD."
Money Harrison, 40, was charged with Laving, on the
18th of May, 1846, at Leeds, monied one Bush Ann
Brows he isaybg a former wife then *live.
Mr. Blanshard end Mr. Johnston prosecuted; Mr. Menlo
and Greenhow defended the primula.
The prisoner, known as the "Leeds Wined," rendered
himself notorious is referees, to the eatraordmary influence
which he possessed over the murderer Dove, mavisted at
the lest swims.

After hearing the evidence, the jury moulted for • few
atinatu, sad Mused a wordlist of Gurley, • decision which
apparently was approved of by all pereo•s in mart.
The prisoner wog Oise further 'barged with harriers, on
the 14th of October, 1850, at Wskefield, mania Maria
Steel, his forum wife being then alive. Usder the direction
of kis soaasel t►e prisoner pleaded guilty to this offence. A
prsvioas conviction for felony was proved easiest the pri-
soner, end it was elks shows that the prisoner had been eon-
eicted dais fadeout week, and sea rogue sad a vagabond,
in be • fortuneteller.
His p, In sesteaciog the prisoner, observed that he
had bees found guilty ea clue evidence of the crime of
bigamy, and es his own confession be stood tcoavie,ed of
atelier slsilar offence. It appeared that be bad al.o bun
imprisoned for felony, and he was sow undergoing punish-
seat for • (elation/ assault of a very serious description as
disclosed ►y the depositious. He had been lesdieg • life of
unparalleled prodigsey, the edam of which be bad been
convisted being of an aggravated character. The sentence
of the wart was that he be kept la peasl servitude for four