The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-29 00:00:00

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AM .•• • , 'Ailed the rin wed roa-
d • Tassel. and
I tbe iiiiliagal were
Wse • oirtam boa of which wan plying on the
Tum....; 04 - the damainti so amillessly sea.
their barge as that V wan with peat how into the
a .j.nedicemisiareat dam. lo tha steamer.
,Q.C., and Ns. Abhote snowed for the
ag•,. . rithowles, Q. 04. all lb. Maw far ilea As.
Vituar
ingena4r..: .: -i., .il, I
ii‘ '46l4lolivire *Ur fad,te:ably fettle,
defi l
eedants,
The jury (mid fee tin pbaliff—Leasegoe. 181. 4e. 6d,
tirdibeid.6a. Mt for the rip*, d the radiser. art Lit, be
the slintptpars. • . 1
.. SEOOND ccvuier. • ' ' '
eat4ol,o hi. at weamir.d.r. --(Baked& :sake
• • ' Croapton and Contemn Ferried.) • ,
unnishin ainitancun.—narasoinisszy cash
• This sea ass whew to reamer 307. odd, for lodiOnP,
isvoiyiaid, ho. The ['efficient pleaded never indebted.
Mr. Hawkins and Mr. Joyce were counsel for the plain.
twit:.linddlaston, 9.C., and Mr. Prentice were counsel
fir deleadeat.
. Howkina, in stating the rose to the jury, said the
Sake war 'brought to mover arrows for rent, kc. The
Ohioan', Men she took the claimant and a lady (Madame
Halloin) into her Musa, was radar the impreisma they
ware man • and wife. They pee her a respectable,
refesence, bat aitselhey heelball memo time in bar home
Etdder nneed they elms are • mettled, sad that tbs. et.'
tWm living with asania ^lie lady. Thay yea'
to remetA • be adi, whim. lindbg the_latte
Ile. biefeessipleintte gm them hellos to
ebortly Owe 161 n The ospolantly eZarrija
tStruPl biiire=esearorinarbtrit the . le,
he
made thee reale inir amt. ulna to the .
bat to rialleis, in whom awe. the treadyligat
beenoat.
modrs. Theron Hereford deforstel—l eta 11Ib plash& ' sad
eat 8. fientet.streets Lowndseespers. Abe* the
itts,end. of May, 1859, 1 14 my apertmasta to tic:
am at guineas per wear 'Mang Vat
td/ at her popeciability. Os am neterdoy naliliet-
aping the defes!rantt Madman Gsliolat
wlth•theig and their
Mien to the lodgings in a oil luggage. 11.47111
b &boat 30i., off white ble be tame Ti aid N. paid '
secount. I have takeuta .tath thew on one or two cow
sans. Ths defendant was frequently there both by day
and night. I did nut know his name. He was away'
called " Monsieur." • For tke first month madams rap-
.arly paid the rent directly after the defendant bad Is 4 in
the tent% After the rent was allowedeirota to go blot.
:stio Limas his bills. •
by Kt —Wbet are yon! '
Wifttra..k widow. .

maxi."
This was the defendant's
The learned counsel Mafia:Z.6nd the jm7 on behalf
of their respective Weld%
The learned judge musseWakenn up, observing it was
for the jug to say if lidat and Madame Grallois
:;were living together and briblertismedile pttt ges man had
viSe, whoa . • . ,
A juryman mid. big lordahip need Dot penned further
,hey were all of OPlnon the verdict shoOld be for the de.isaidnot.
The learned judge rid that ems his opinion
The jury and they thought it was an attempt to victimise
the defendant. •
Verdict for As Menial& •

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CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT•
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OLD COURT.
(Before Mr. Baron Bramwell and Mr. Justice Byleo)
cuptii =Wm. PALI7III.D.
(Oeseluti id lc* yelterday's Express.)
Mr. Best thip addriedia the jury for the prisoner and he
a
wined in thrilled plasm d& lin Identity of the bodis=
bend in thedpelvy wills Slated the child of tie
rat hen wiabhahed, and that oval if
adds hut, there was nothing to chow that the pe
Ida twairaMted the creel murder and mutilation fhat
sought to be made out by the proseentiew. With newt;
to the statement made by the prisoner to one of the.wit-'
/Mess,' be said it appeared to him that It was of such a'
dasecolaz u could only be made bra mean who wee not in
he right sewn, and be observed upon the tact that even
in Ibis statement the prisoner said bold:dal about the cut-
ting on et the childs arm. The learnedoenneel reminded
an able speech by deDocawieg in indiasat t=
conduct of the man who bad seduced and at
deeerted the prisoner.
The jury, after deliberating for more than en hour. found
the prisoner Guilty, but strop recommended recommended her to
mercy, on account of her poverty,her mental anguish, and
previous good thwarter. • ; I
Baron Bramwell then pawed seetenee of des* is ill,
canal form, and the prisoner, who we bate*, and exbi;
bited the utmost distress, was removed from the bar.

trattitsrboirinTto wirer & question!
Nuidiedas—Ne.

The itiiige—iits yesta widow!
Witness--No ; bat I pass es a widow.
Mr. Ilnddleeton—Thin it is not true that you are a
widow!
Witnees—tio. I did not think such a question would
have both put to me. I have lived in Menietetreet
abed Na ; before that I lived It Victoria.'
regd. but I did nol, let Wanly :
Ern to? Ire ttht.h.lmadlonteralida„as a ig; 1271. until
Alt my Noose about two months. f then found Tits Isms Ktoirmstrirot CASA —lll the Court of
let UM tamtled to the defeeleet. ' Defendant was Comore Pleas on Ideeday ,on spa nlieeties was aide by
warioslitialleik I did net ea any partiodies ' Sir C, MN**. Q.C., for a writ of habeas corpus to boor
shall Owe Mellawelkidleis etas to look at Mus ' 'NM Aylftrd before the mint in order thst she may be
Wrlna Lager, • dressmaker, hew in disenerged. The growth of this application were MCI 416
orteseiteet I don't know if Madame Leger MN Conn of Queen's Bench had es authority to commit Ans
amines for Reach ladies. She bas made dresses for me, Aylward to an prison for contempt of wart but the Four
hull. is Ida expensive. (Laughter.) Madame Lew is Clown ; and that having in the ftret instance
art a Mail of mine. She said the defendant and somusittet ler to Bisentond Prime, thamart had mosedid
Iltilmas Guilds were respectable ; ate the ad's- its jurisilietiou by subsequently her to
dolt. tee had just come from Perin Mame german Penitentiary. The &Stilt gran la order for
lived at 7.2, _ , NootWly (Bimetal Wain, of the writ forthwith. ' Is le ebleielsed t• the Ahern!
irwerpet ""mia, ma. cad in Madame Gaßsts' aims, and the Governor of Orangegorman beillet4, sad it is
finetestet
alizielonee took tea with madams, made teturnable on Friday next. .7th iss suggested
ih tit ilseinat ad a lamed Mai, ther& a friends* that it would have been more convenient to a the *lig&
the defendent. I cwt knew him before that evening. catkin to the Queen's Bench, but Sir Cohens denied that it
titliwandelleaton— Did ILtubert stay there that meson! was, inasmuch as the application amounted to an appeal
—I don't know. from the decision of the superior court ; but the Doily
Mr. Middleton—What ? Expresssuggestathat the red caws Of the motion in the
Witnees—Am I bound to answer the question ? Ooesmoss nets was that three et the judges an Roman
(Laughter.) eitholim.
Ti. Judge—Did he stay than all night? Ix Tin NATI= or SHERWOODO, BrEcous. —The
Witness—No. motion for the discharge of Denis O'Connor, one of
Mr. Buddieston—He went upstairs with you ? the peneos in custody in the Sherwood kidnapping
Witness--Yes •to see the rooms and the pictures. ewe, wee weested us the Dublin Court of Queen's
Mr. Ululation:a— Have you may pictures ? Bench ce Tnssdey, and, on the consent of the pro-
Witness—Yes, • great many. seeetrix, in was allowed to stand out on his own
. Huddiestos—What we they ! recognisance in loot. to appear whearequired. An apolL
ttneae—Printe. cation for the discharge of 3l'llobins was refused. -The
, . Buddieston—" Lads and the Swan?" Chief Justice stated that there was 'Mother way of vindl
Witham—No, certainly. wt. He went with me into the eating thelaw than by merely appeding lathe forialietios
hawing-room to leek at tho Winn H. did net go at. the of that cowl. They might commit parties for not making
new 'Pohlad. There ili sow • soda is the dining-sown, bat returns to their writs, but it was • nustaketo suppose that
taws was sot on the day he quittion• Amber' *KA Pon it was the duty or in the power of the Court of Queen's
al** in the &swiss-room by himself. It Ina no thiw to Bench to indict the full extent of punishment fat the offence
ll* Ms case. Stanbart 4 not a friend of mine. He charged. Mr. Brereton stated that the matter—a criminal
MOM /lee m. a peony. He did not go with me ate; tea preeeentiou for kidnapping—was under madder/lion.
61"krissimmy,.20.P.-d tbs.—as. I went to show him Tag Gazer BILL or Warman/Mt. —lt nip.ll64*. Iluddlestos—Was he on terms of Intimacy with you! ert mesaatritamealarY Mete that es italleit *ld time
Wilisam-1 decline to answer the question. Defendant before and of lath eassion to the bottom of ass a(
was ad fa the has. the night .„,., are talking amt. cracks in the great bell. Instead of being superficial
theemsalianelf. nod no oth-n. lodger them or sow. apd thl7=t' °Ceara" te' the Feet" ", of Pm'
a lady sad mmtlernan lda*. Moubsce tenor add the Agireareller RoYel. who made at
Igir:g a madame. "( have spoken
to al., dasandana examination of the metal, the explored crack,thowh it I.
is the room with madame. I used to sit with her scene• set the largest externally, tines nearly halt 411°40 the
thaw, to heap bar company. ball. Di. Piney gives the walyeis of fourteen plows tabs*
Itheeetethed—l did not know niedems befog* she loth fr°Tdighlem, t paste of et ball, at "Inoue dothbe below
of themnamed
Madame Leger carries on badness, and her surface.
...._aeaa...e`Ye_a_.: " ,_,......-'"e* _ firiare 4
rte
bmitipagain the City. dteee 14 I have charged Ilf.
madam., and wbtsh LenteleZiege 74'74;""gtea777/ To the dept from het .0.6.
das won ~,,,T. ma% in a charge° it the big pm nom, the is an wows of tin in the loweelort_of the INN
, wider. The defendant used to have seltzer water and be*la sl* proportionPreehiheti by itr' Iteumn• "411",
muse vakt._..o.4l4,o__of an evening. jhubert• vs,, Men enough to make a sasterial di/erases in the Wilke
mad to pertain of ft. The defendant sometimes hid 111 TM
.._PW' Percy **l*" the en*** that**is " WI
boots eleued in the morning by the servant ; at other the"'"eetlee e erecter ef the casting i" and he eon
dams be len too early. the bell in this respect will the Swear me, whisk ..g
Mee Ann Bradley deposed that in June, July. and " he" been awl *** I**l.l***, 6.6.11 -
AIWA. 1859, she lived with the plaintiff as her home- from.. a defect a • iiff,.____**t**L ' .
k , and waited upon the lodgers. The mamma and LEADS wrra' i onuF. —A meeting of merehanti
were there when she maim the ',went% oan and others interested in the trade with Turkey, and cre-
vice. The defendant often slept there, sad sometimes led mewl hy the Onfamen. Osumi, was held in the Ornate
his meals with madame. Madame wed to call him " mon Hotel. Brovnl'otrootr ifthahette%°il Tuesdayhtithla ,__„The
marl." lo August whams applied to the defendant for hi his opeutall remorkl, referred to the state m...
me. He .Mined rather othoniebed. it was not paid, mid Its i,y. The isopeels, be wad, were largely is nesse of
acid be would bring some money and see that It was paid, the exports, and his suggestion was that spas *Moho if
and he promised to bring IW. The next day after he come commerce should be Prohibited, is order to reeler* the
madame paid the plaintiff Si, bilaing. The credit of the government be had, bat
Cron-examined—Madam. went oat sometimes for a ride, Mee Dittoed segegemeute isid always than thins In pm.
and occseionally for a walk. the seldom west out el as hilit' certain Wide& which the consul epontented, they
evening. She never asked them if they were married. the would only he following the comer!. of the Magill& govern-
called the defendant " mon marl," and not "men tad." tooth in lthhe and suet, as .ample weld Na be Wore.
She did not ask the defendant for the snowy ter Madame The, meeting, therwer, declared apiast thespinicas al the
Balton H. did not say, .• What le Abut to wear edam consul. ands reeolidird,re weleao°o4 =I, asserting
vitals. Jammed. him thrill seelame was at tom.. ~ c I,.litet " good ge"r"nein Its the weal wanted *
Tbia assent ' span. . , , , ,- sad that without it thew seems Moon to hew
' ' ---a--4 Mr. thelthetea, is, the joryktth Slam*, for red3rocen,l advantageous bade.",
mid that aencius ef Mas were konat float Ti lialintrico ons. A correspondent
a lean thareweeele Ike Ile egad theeeby ertset the teliownig :—Alliitisriderstoodthat
=cams poser in the defendant's wellies, from that Wiled: 2=no eathtod a =WOO appointment
ha have se measure, or go tato the wiled*. free the soverament of tb. Seed
00u=s, act
b..:EfICLMOWiI to the world the ISIOCIAMP. ! their eoombaloner for placing the ,
they bed character, enforcing by moral terror that earn, with other wounenities on a
that know la Juss they had no right to. The lethisg. The existing treaties with Ores& Britten Wades,
dthathst,bwwaat Is elib esseeses, weal plane Me bei i and the United require revision.
elteledellodmilinsdialfeaty bilierese alersed ilisfistip. thaw tree Inds pies which are
merbingoViasibe Arena tvagraimisli.,lFit. tome law, and Mims ma aiivit deutei
model
.. i; she liblieul handmade of tles *prate auihmillenegiroomett
.11.'4=or ' lik=e,N. 464.110 t list a Mater spirit by the liberals of EAeids;
—I err a ' nese ce beduille [The matt palliest tt the Na We
Moist ler ten yon. lit ititaimety = bet pit lee. Ai as klfgetlase.Maga tler aribildets
come socerioned with I imilinibi• end Weft', Alostikic his realemile=
Isliese from =dame to mate and ebb bar at the de- I ; irk the establishment el a
fendatit's. I bad before visited her at • how* is Jertaye- i seriew sad the promos of !Christian' IMMO= is ishiede
street. I was tntrodeoed to bar by a gentleman-s friend • which two separations ago were wholly Whiten" masa '
of mine. I am a bachelor. In coneweence of receiving but osakon great interest as to their future condition."

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