The Express.
London, England, 1858-12-04 00:00:00

EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 4, 1858

sparring together ia play, bat at Leith they got Is woad
awl owe sharp blows ware emeheagodond the deemed took
of his coat and mignon used lOsistal apes having a regular
fight The phonic. ti agyearail. did cot wish to light, but
the doomed bolds& did he should do so, and at length
sires met Mows wino towletagod, sod in the course Of the
mods dr doweled 6111 le dr rowed tameibie, end he was
phird lei NOM shandy alimunde, All the witnasewt
is *Ma that dr wen In* upon tint psi-
sow ly Me dassawaltand time woo as wane, to show that
the Was asswasise by aWV etwp by dm prisoner. The
swam who woe celled is also altiM dig although the death
wr saddened by a mune al use at the Woad yawls of the
brain, eto This mat, he said, was equally attributable to a
fall as to a hlow. _ _ _

the gloss of the oar kw the prosecution,
that Moe w nothing logo to the jury against
th4Laborser
'br!ems auppear, be se‘ *Orley should be of
a blow Per brim phew was the ores el
drib, be submeled Met me the doesseed wet clearly the
Wa, die
d raermordp_Vadehnes.lll Psiecting
Mr. has Mtgblern odd endeabtedly berme the
Jul wenn beinetMel einvietlag their honer, they moot
he odds& that by ism Mew wr ad ef lit be had occesionad
the death )of the derasel, 111 M tie Joy word net in art
a ere as Lila criticise the embel et a d
es too harshly.
TM to have bon lere lady between
the =gboilriele.adoesseed bed evidently Mad the affair
open doe prose and, undo doe eirennetences, eon if
the Ply aloudbe el epodes task the blow reek by the
gefeeser was the eras el drat, they should think be
rook Mat blow to protest broad, led did not Des say more
rare thera was Is elect that object, they ought
set so motet Mtn of
The psharaortedianiff so a verdict of Net Owlly
!girt
yam/ elowged with stealing Mlbs.
Phis of her Majesty's Principal
of he Cr.
Yes. P. !pith oandeoled the prosecution.
The primer, it apposed ,was employed as plumb/es
Maine upon the governor* weeks at Waltharcreso, sod
~ewer= wee byM a plasm eianying a
lewhich,ad on
od le scoter a quantit of that
bsertsen Oho Mr tho rota. _ _ _ _ _ _

—lie ins aitiao it appeared that be bed beta
d gaol ekeedy hie throe nastlw the leented Judge oaly
bim le ohm* a farther iseprinamsat et a fihß
The comadmice for the twenty et Heat will be op at
Kooky sett at Maidstate.

OXFORD CIRCUIT.-BTArroaD, Dr.c. S.
(Bdore Yr. Bans Bramwell.)

llsiwand &mist* sad Marks ?Vela were takied far the
wilful gouda of Joh& flprbgthorps, at Walsall, is August
last.
Mr. flocitlead ad WriM2d prosecuted ; mad Hr. Hot-
team sad Mr. & HUI
It append he the oviform that as the evening of the
21st August the domed wu at the bars of Herbst!, mad
while there lost a mita, which he impired abut, sad im-
puted to (shalt that he hod Motu is. After this the two
pismire wag to the deosessfe hum wad told him tooter
out, Om be " woe getag Is be killed." Sprbgtforpe went out,
au be wee ask opts by Ageism's madknooked down,
sad be dad hem the sled ri• seven blow ces the throst.
His Weds* told the jury that the ramp of wilful mil-
der was sot easained by Use widows, mad
The jury found the *WWII Manua manalaughtar.
Bantam% three maths' imprimanseat.

WESTERN ClRCUlT,Wrnmants, Ric. 3.

(Before Kr. Judos BON.)
ALM.

William Brasil, boyl of age, wee indicted
for feloniously str ag
Ore Moralsbarley, the property of
Mr. William Francis Mimed, on the Ma et hugest lest.
Kr. Toage prosecuted; tad Mr. Cooke defended the
primmer.
Mr. Rivers, bailiff to Mr. Memel, mid he was at
llasingetoke market whim news reached Idle Mat Midways'
on fire. He went Mem end found a Ire raging, which des-
troyed 12wheat ricks, the pianos of 66 acres of barlay34acees
of oats, 12 awes ot rye gram a quantity of thrashed wheat,
five barna, three stables, oowlsomme, &wlhooses, pigmies,
threshing machine, a horse, ten pigs, and other property to
the vales at 6,6004 From further evidence, It appeared that
the primmer woe seen to ems; from the barn whilst the
harvest men were at their dhow, and though hie attention
was culled to the smoke from the barn, be merely elevated his
whip and mat on. When taken Into cuetody, be said be
took a match from his uncle Henry's pocket, mad streak ft
=the barn-door, end threw it down against • mit-
and Hithted the barley with It. The forte were set
disputed by Mr. Cooke, the primer's 00101111114 who mold
only suggest that the eat wee dose iandvmteatly, and
without any malicious intent, bat the homed judge In-
strutted the jury that netting Ire, erect as • alai' freak
and without any malicious intent, was still • mime memehle
to
in the world the law, or children would be the most daagerom arsulano
The boy we. food Godly, sod sentenced M fine semen'
hard labour in the first place, sad then to be embed la the
Hanipshke Reformatory Scheel for dm yam.

CHESTER CIRCUIT.—Cirmaa, Drc. S.
(1161:e• Mr. Justios HU)
RIOT.

James Adshead (22), Luke berry (23), Richard Board-
man (29), Thomas Higgiuma 19), Samuel Hodson (26),
James Howarth (19), Charles Moores (a), Joseph Need-
ham (30) Frederick Nixes (112), WAD. Smith (28), and
Thomas Button (26), were charged with riotously assembling
with divers other persons to disturb the blio pesos, and
unialtiag John Hopwood, at Dahmoeld on the 19th
Neensimr, 1866.
Mr. Inman (with whom was Mr. Wye= Foulkes) en
habilis( the proseoutica mkt he led sa application to make
to the court in this ans. No otarldnabis violence had ban
ccaraltsed ; the cause of the dot was at en end ; and It wee
=rthat the prisoners Andel plead guilty to the charge,
ant into their own meogedsonsis to come up when
Odd upon to receive Judgment. He thougt such a course
wild femme the ea& ii judo% should It meet with the
of his lonlialp.
-Mr. 'stye., oa behalf at some of the prisoners,
said Mace the pelicans had hem tab.. into custody
as arreagansat had heat salieni fats banns" some of
lie saMisra sad the collars ; ea Miami, of ways had
been pasted; end the nee had rued to their week
far as of Ma riot was therein* at an He flit bound
to lay dot Never thin had ham • mild :hit an with
whisk the Omura ohaigid was the
Mr. Brandt sad Mr. Morava Lheyd, on behalf of °then
of the prisoaare, cosourred h the obisrvationa made by Mr.
Me latyre.
His lordship raid, so far as the wart was concerned, he
wee perfeotly content with the arrangement proposed. He
was bound to sey that if eny pecans appeared in that or say
other dock, charged with rioting, if found guilty, they would
be visited with a very severs sentesos.
The penman than pleaded guilty to the inillenenit, were
bowed over in their owe recogaireams to come up to receive
judgment when called upon, sad were discharged.