The Express.
London, England, 1860-12-24 00:00:00

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Thic. 22.

Sittinp at Nisi Prins after Term, in Leedom—(Behra the
Lord Chief Justice and Special Juries.)
8101 S LID MUMS L. Tiii EASTIZA COUNTIES 1•11 NAT

COKPAICY.

This MN wu on the whole day, and it is not ooteluded.
The couteetiot on the part of the defendants la, that the est-
dent was eattely sisole to the loagitodtel flaw in the
tyre of the mar leadi wheel, ADd which was 110 e viable
externally. Ail precautions bad be
mei te
prevent seed therefore the mammy vas tot
rememibis ior a that could net be foremen. the
this oessiss tisa are endeavouring tn supply a
Maim % 'Maw elecegly urged against them id the
farmer bid. mitelp, to show the length of time the wheels
W been Ulm. II i. acrenged that the court Me on Wed-
~i trier to combs& the cue.
The eue in this court is as folkort i—At the
co----esesesit ef the eittinp the list shooed a lista
ofeuse clewfor tnal ; of these 116 hem been
46 hem beim swn or otherwise dimmed 4 a
113
hers hem toils sumusett

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—You, Dse. 22.
(Baton Xt. Justice HM.)

POSCIMIT AT BADDLIWON7II.
Moots Ashworth Wilkinson, 34, was charged with
forgiag and undoing a receipt for U. 16e., with intend to de-
fraud James Lawton, at Saddleworth, on the 16th of
February lad.
Mr. Riaashard promented ; Mr. Pride defended tie
It that a man of the name of Dickinica, in
A 18111, took the benefit of the Insolvent Act, and a
pence amid Drina wee appointed his nude seeiglein Ti.
presseateci Mt. Jams limbo. • sifter sad provides dealer
at Dolph. wee liahlted to the Mato ol Manse.
in the seal at 3L 10a. Dyne mepispod an asmantaat
al the nom at lieett to get in the adesuata Scott bleed eh-
cedars amongst Disidama's iredikes, aad am was mat to
Lawton wrilvestioe payment ot bin amount Lawton at
the eimmeasimmei of the present year became involved la
ani
to
mai a osepoitioa with ids me-
ths pal esiair the maw
sals sod cis debbalkse to Maimiry. Ow the 161ie el
Fairenty het the primer mild upon the proescvlori
James Lawns, and said that he bad been at Manchester,
whose is had and with ea attorney'. clerk, who reps"-
seated Nn es an agent at Mr. Scott, and that he was
authorial to accept to obillivim in the Cad in
liquidatioa el the AMA of 31. 15s. pri-
soner the told the pees eater that he lad psi'
thi.attorneVe clerk U. 16e. on his seam* sie4.hlrodemed
a receipt, viii he Ewa I. the prosesater.birch
I am to the sleet that a fail mime beta the diktat
=ye prohmmsa*ter to the estate at John Zwahsw
lase was gives on payment al 11. les.
Ti. deisemeat was nerd "For John /Wage M. S. Peesseit."
The Tisdpi was a forgery, for these were no snob potence
in emblems as flak and Fosdick who had any concern
whatever la Dialdissoo's estate, and slaw Mr. Dye= nor
Mn Main bid glean authority to ponces of that name to
called in dr asessals.

Ia dshaos it was eietended that the Oscars was bow-
cent et the charge against him, sad that it wee a =Wm
prosodies wa the part of Lidos.
Net (kitty.
1127111L1T TO BIT MU TO • MOTU.
= "
im ipaiiis was charged with having, at Hak-
u the 14th of July last, maliciously attempted
le est tee to a house inhabited by William Whitfield sad
eltisa

lir. lease pnaseened ; Mr. Middleton defended the
phew.
The peateadar sad the
li rover are oarctrs -weave at
and some feeng misted weep them.
itriireibilaak on the night of the 13th of July the pro-
Mai! ma hie wife end family, end a lodger, in all five
rillipiked to rest. About 2 o'clock next morning
ptieteenter wee wok* by the beating of his dog,
'sad believing that eomethiog wee wrong be came
lopersetelre, and maw • strong light above the
kat dour, ma Grusin which be found • large barrel filled
In* Nem& ehaviess, which wave in it blame. The pro-
moter kilted Sr toll over, end by the light produced from
the Urals& iimeinoq sew the *eater, to whom he
ghosted, "I hew that's enough for me."
'The primer wee la Cie.catri soaking off. Information
era OM to the pellee. sad the poisoner was apprehended.
Fortunately the prosecutor merle the discovery in time,
otherwise his house would undoubtedly bare talon fire,
and the lives of the inmates been pieced in danger.
The identity of the prisoner was not clearly proved, and
the jury gave him the benefit of the doubt, end acquitted
him.

fie Yorkshire Winter Gael Delivery was lnought to
termination on Saturday aftesses.