The Express.
London, England, 1858-03-08 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS. MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 8, 1858.

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r The Lamed jumindge them summed up the whole owe with
great ears sad akaam4 and
The jury retired to eaaeider their verdict. They returned
into court la about half an boor, when they stated that they
found the prisoner Not Guilty, but at the same time said
that they thought it was a cam of great suspicion spinet him,
bat that there was not sufficient direct widows to justify
them in duffing him guilty of the crime with which be was
charged.
These was an attempt at applause when the verdict was de-
livered, which turned out to proceed from some relatives of
the prisoner who were in the gallery of the court, and it was
speedily wapprermsd.
The prisonw was ordered to be dhohsrged ; and this con-
cluded the Wars of the mime.

OXFORD ClRCUlT.7Woaczarn, Mato' 6.

•
(Before Mr. Baron Watson.)
Tan lIDDIMINSTIR ELUTION RIOT'S&
William Pitt, butcher; Benjamin Welling., weaver;
Bobert Westwood, publican Henry Westwood, publican;
George Barker, weaver; Wis. Wood, weaver; Geotw
Parker, BlilisbetA Bentley, John Drury, mason • Join
816811111, mason; Damsel Payne, John Cook, J. 'BlO4lll,
weaver; Mos Gleans, umbrella maker; Charles Partridge,
weaver, were indicted for riotoualy assembling at Kidder-
minster cs the 4th of. April (the poll day for Kidderminster
at the het mend election), creating a riot and attacking
eriereliparsons.
Mr. Wbateley, Q.C., and Mr. Kettle we counsel for the
prosecution; aad Mr. HudMaston, Q.C., and Mr. Byrne for
the acenesd. All the parties bad best at keg* on bail.
It will be remembered that st the US general election
party elicit ran very high at Kidderminster, and In consi-
gnors of an expreelion which the Right Hon. R. Lowe, one
dam candidates, let fell at the nomination, be became very
with certain of the burgesses and non-eke: tors.
the poll doted and it was found that Mr. Lowe had
• large majori over his opponent, Mr. Boycott, the con-
sevetive cerdldate, the popular fury appears to have been
manila meet pitch. An attack was made upon
the haselags, where Mr. Lowe end his Mirada ware
ammalded on one side, and Mr. Boycott and his au
the ether. Stones and sticks wend= into Mitl=l,
and mewed to be to that part
et the booth where VAIL. we was. His friends
wevetealled him and 1115deavoured to ppeenotect him from the
nasals, but the right has. peettleotia wee repeatedly
hack. At this time the mare, perceiving that the stases
VON caddy directed against Mr. Lowe end his party, re-
=Kr. Telbot, one of the loading supporters of Mr.
to speak to the crowd and try to prevail upon than
is seam throwing. Mr. Talbot accordingly went to the front
albs lestinips and sailed on the people In hest act to throw
but to rein to their house. They Mopped for a
few MIS the slowthrowing soon recommenesd, and
Mr. Talbot eared to y Mr. Lowe through
the crowd to the lawn, end the having bees declined,
th ey leit the bee& The sloartinowhar thin continued,
end an Wee* was made to break into the booth from the
beak, bat It MI tot mooted. aeon after Mr. Lowe sad hie
kiosk lelt the beoth, and the crowd opened to let them
midegbni WesMiy closed and surrounded than,
tbsin thaeogl the streets, pelting them
with elem. boothke., in a meta savage mabnner.
enne
B gag left the , end during their progress to the
town (which was distant half a milehom the hustings), the
mob continued to use very violent threats towards Mr. Lowe,
crying out, " Kill the —, kill the pink-eye" (a name
riven by the low rabble at Kidderminster to Mr. Lowe).
They had to per through a in one place, sad her.
ware memaided men, wenn, and boys on the bank with
heap et incase collected It, the and these they
showered down upon Mr. Lowe end his party. They
arrived at • flight of steps up whisk_ they Mended to
coed, bat a number of women were ibead anted en the
with their aprons full of stones, white they threw uponS.
Loweand hh friends. Mr. Lowe having been repeatedly
struck by oboes, and having had hie skull fractured,
blood running 6= the wound down hia face, it
wee fonnd necessary to take refuge in the first
available place, and the party approached the house of the
Rev. Mr. Sheppard for that purpose. Here some short delay
occurred In osseequerice of the gate being locked, but it was
opened at last, end Mr. Lowe and his friends were dragged
in, • shower of brickbats following them.
On the parties being called upon they all pleaded guilty, it
being understood that if they did so they would be discharged
on their own recognisance'.
Mr. Whiteley, addressing the court, said the only object el
the prosecution was to put an end to these scenes of violence,
and he thought the ends of justice would be answered by the
prisoners being bound over in their own recognimnoes to ap-
pear forjudgessnt when celled upoe.
Mr. Shadiest= sweated to this course ; at the same time,
he hoped them In a higher station elide would avoid exciting
a cis commotion.
were then bound over in their own reoognia-
awes istleirsol. each to appear when called upon.

fitted the lock, while a second key (one of • bunch) proved
to be equally applicable to the caeh-box. The police found
that he had spent 281. in clothes sad purchased a gold and a
silver watch, the former being " lent" to the cook, and the
Wier presented to another girl of his acquaintance. He had
also put 121. into a savings-back, although when he entered
the service, a month or two ago, be begged an advance of a
taw shillings, being out of money.
Mr. Henry remanded the footmen, but did not think there
wee any evidence against the hotels prisoner.
CLERHENIVILL.
Amongst the applicants for • passport to France was •
young jockey a light weight, from Mr. l'Anson's stables in
Yorkshire, who has been engaged for the Makin at Chantilly,
end who had come up from York, not being aware that • re-
commendation was necemeary. He was accompanied, how-
ever, by respectable parsons who were known at the court,
mad

Tyrwhitt at one rotted the necessary recommends-
*. to the Foreign-ado

WANDS WORTH.
lama Thenseni, airs .holey, dim Barrett, do., who has
bean ressended maresl times, for numerous robberies, was
=lre Mr. Hayman with the other prisoners for re-
. The following serious ones wee, for the first
time, preferred spinet Townsend.
Mr. William Buffer Kitson, a gentleman residing at No.
114 Warwick-strest, Pimlico, deposed that In July, 1866,
his hones was broken into, and plate to the amount of 1601.
wee stolen. He was in the country at the lime, and he had
lit his !lOWs in charge of a female reread and her grand-
father. That servant was maltreated in a most shocking
manner by the burglar, and in oonsequence of the injuries
she revel, she was taken to a hospital, and her
His wee despaired of for some tints afterwards.
Scarcely anything but the plate we. Moles, and he
had deposited the whole of it in the teller, a fact which
wee ody known to a servant, and two other women who had
formed lived in his service as cooks. His suspicions wen
to one of his former cooks and Um prisoner, who was
then known by the name of Barrett. He understood that
one of the cooks. who err lit his situation, had linos mar-
ried the prisoner in the name of Pooley. That cook was now
in prison in the name of Ann Gould for giving • false ohs-
meter to another woman named Brooks, by which she was
able to enter • gentleman's service and rob him to • cored-
&ruble amount. The other cook he understood at the time
was the eater of the and, therefore. the polka were
in search of Barrett (the prisoner), but he could not be found.
Martha Roach, a very respectable-looking young woman,
mid, in July, 1866, she was in the service of Mr. Kitson,
and was left in okuirge of the house with her grandfather
during the absence oath family. She recognised the pri-
soner by= seeing him come after Caroline Walters the cook.
On the Sunday sight in July she went to bed about ten
o'clock, and her grandfather wont to hie room shortly after-
wards, and the house was then all quiet. She mint to sleep,
and about twelve o'clock she was awoke by hearing a lend
noire. She called to her grandfather, but he did not make
any answer. Not lasarbag the noise sgehz she laid down,
when the prisoner maidenly entered the room with •• candle
In am hand and the kitchen poker in the other. He
then commenced arida( her violently over the head
end erma with the poker. He then did something
to her throat, which she supposed at the time be was
with his hands to trues hr. It, however, tamed
fur Whe had placed • rope round bar neck, and had drawn
it tight. He threw the claim over her, and she them became
unconscious, and did not remember anything more.
Mr. Dayman then said he should remand the prisoner until
!Why next, to be brought up on the charge of bigamy with
another young woman named Julie Atkins.
The prisoner, Eliza Norm, alias lona, dim Beprosir,
Townsieure cousin, who is in custody for robbing different
families in connexion with the prisoner, was dm remanded.
The other priamers, Tett, • marine store-dealer, of Saffron- '
hill, and Are, • watchmaker, of Gravel-lane, Southwark,
the alleged reosivre of the roles property, were also re-
' mended, to be brought up with the other prisoners on
Saturday.