The Express.
London, England, 1858-03-26 00:00:00

OXFORD ClRCUlT,—Haszroza, Menai 24.

These wean wire comemeed sad finished to-day. There
were only Iva cam sad rem priseens, a Sot upon irbkde
the jadge ooisplhoestad the grimed jary.
CROWN COORT.--(BW/0“ Mr. BMW WSWOIL)
♦ /MANOR CAUL

Mom Makin, laboener, Se, woe aired with mhw-
Co is a week woad, the property of Mr Henry G.
Bart., at Mime Gawp. walk alhir poem
knows, us-
to the amber ad three or mare together, ea Me SIM
alhavary, about the hoer ad feere'elock in the noesdni, the
mid Thomas Watkins befog mead with a etlok, mid the add
oder paeo:ms balm respeofivelp irand with genee, fee the
Thmr of taring . and Ihe
Wad das didand with re = avgetirsualaweally seassilt
aid
b be
and °Mr violence towards Samuel George sad
WMIt Holland,
Mr. Matthews pragalesotrnir. Powell defended.
Two keepers, named George and Holland, were watching
forpeachem an Sir Henry Cocterell's
thee, Garrona,
end about four o'clock in the morning they heard glatis fired
ie Illooloy Wood. They saw a dog sad three men, one of
wham get away. The other two made • stand, and we-
mild gene at the keepers, but the caps only exploded. The
prim then ran away pursued by the keep's, who again
mar up with them in the road, one armed with • bludgeon
smi the ether with a gars . They rushed an the
*Wily simulting them; and them rut away. 44=
was agpsimided mat day, and • bin* dog, eindler to the
cos am as the geovieus night, was band at his raseter's
ham Thaw was MAW tract whisk corresponded with the
beets Om/ en Ide het, sad some meets as of Mews en ens
of his ass. _ _

Xr. Pow% for the dams, celled rimses maker,
andren, and Own other people of the family, who all MOM
distinctly sad positively that prism, went to bed at mins 1
o'clook on the night maiden, aad rose at six next morsing.
One d the witneres—tM ihmer's own son—elept with the 1
prisoner, and declared tt hapossible that he mild lan gam
oat witlisat hi. knowing itos the bed was ma, sad they
towitsd seek other as they lay. This Maine evoke at me
o'cisek In the night. The aims Minnie also otakedicadthe
fikelity el tha dog, reduced book which they swore the
pelsiser were= the day in quesika, sad doefered that the
min aa kit arm, instead d being thong, blows, ware km
lertatthews, in reply, cast no doubt upon the evidence
011ie respectable pee* who had cams to prove the alibi for
their serrent, but sableitted that they had been misiaksi,
sad dist the prisoner had gene out endorsee ham without
their knowledge.
The Judge, in summing up, said that was en ahead mai-
laity, and the jury must either acquit the prisoner or believe
that al that family had coma to pirjure thiamine. lie
summed up very strongly in tin prietair's favour.
The jury, however, immediately etturned a verdict of
Beaty. which mined to take envy ens by m
The Judge, without comment, senksoniut7rlsoner to
three years pawl inwitude.

NORTHERN ClRCUlT.—Lrviarom, MLR= 26.

Cuomo Coon.—(Bdon Kr. Boma Yards.)

MEETSAMMIS CAli Or cuncien MODEM IT WOMEN.
Nay koalwayitli 19, and Mary le=gaged 92, two
athletic lab were indicted for mid robbing
Bridget Judge, at verpool, on the 28th of February last, of
sovereign
Mr. Temple appeared for the prosecution ; end Kr. Scott
deeended the prisoners.
On the evening in question the prosecutrix wee going to
make some small purchases, but while peeling through Bnck-
street she wee attacked by the two prisoners from behind.
Her apron was thrown over her hed and drawn tight, so
that she could make no seism She was then knocked down,
and after being severely beaten she was Wt lying, in a mate
of insensibility, in the street. A polio* omser bend her
lying in this state, end had her removed to her own home,
which wee close at hand. Oa recovering, the women
found that she had be robbed of twenty-five 110•0114,106,
which she had stitched ap in her dress. The money bad
been sewn up in her gown, but apparently whoever had
stolen it must hare known where it was concealed, for the
exact piece of the dress had been torn away.
Mrs. Judge, in a:ambition, said she bad saved the 25
sovereigns oat of her husband's nada" although he was
only a dock labourer, without regular employment. She also
Mated that no person except her husband knew where the
mosey was etacealed,Med how the primates obtained the in-
formation se to where it was, remained a mystery.
There was no corroborative evidence se to the assault, but
several witnesses were exambeed, and proved that Mrs.
Judge was in possession of a cousiderable ma of matey.
On the other hand, two witnesses were produced to prove an
alibi, as Routledge was at home when the robbery was said
to have been committed. -

fi3.prossoutrix wag inbeted to • long cross-examination
with a view to elicit that Won the robbery was committed
she had threat/and to be revenged upon the prieners kw
giving evidence against her amain, but abe denied it.
The lay retorrod n verdict of Not Guilty fa both the
prisoners.