The Express.
London, England, 1850-08-05 00:00:00

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

NORFOLK ClRCUlT.—lrrinat, Ammo 3.
The witiestasion Sae the meaty of Suffolk mated at
Ipswich ea Friday lest, before Mr. Jetties Panama ; sad
this morning (eatardey) both marts ermeeded to bedews,
Mr. Mama Aidessea presiding in the Crows Oman, and Mr.
Jades Pates= en dm skit sib. The names of the gel.
seams as lbs ealemiar ere 40: dim et Mama at. e
with mesa ; with ea 'mastered effuses; elm withr4
sad weeedin the paws; am with nudes ; two with repo
cad will highway rebbsey. The 001k01111 sit/ whisk the
ethers stead sharpd met the mad ehmestet. Mr. Berea
Alderson in the mares el the day dispeesd of several seem
of miner impertaase. There are sigma males entesod,
three of white an special jury oars, sad whisk are flied le
be taken a Teasday. Mr. Jetties Pstleesa get Memo
with throe eons= Pity cases today—two el whisk wore
actions of debt, the other was one et treepeas—asltbsr 41
whisk were of say public Where.

MIDLAND CIRCUIT.—WARincK;Atrauta 3.
Mr. Buss Platt eposed tho saiwwisaion of amia. is this
town at floe this aftwoooo, ismodiately on his arrival
from Country. Chief Jostles Jervis arrived here the eons
evening. Th. Crown Court and Nisi Prins Court will
casequently open on Monday (to-day). Tho eosins are
not rapuUd to be of loan durylou, tho eases list Wag a
light ono, and the Wanda/ rostaislag but the amass of
forty four prisonm for trial. There is ono cam of arm, one
of esdeetices, ese of burglary, four of burolary for tho put-
out) vi robbuf twe kr ocearahnont of birth, one of stab•
biers, moot forgery, two of saansloughter, sad nun of rob.
buy boat the pence, eseseeposied by violence.

WESTERN CIRCUIT.—Exerza, Atrourr 2.
Nowa 0711M—Eireas Ma, MVO= Owner, Q.C.
Anson —Mary Goes, 20, wu charged with es
the 7th Jaly, at Stoodleinb, maliciously set firs to • dwallag
hawse, the property of Laud Edwards.
Mr. Edwards was a farmer, residing at Ash Fans, Sao&
hark and the releaser bad hista la his ..rein alas days. Oa
flemday, the 7th July, be left her is thane et the berate mad
bk fin children, and tent to church. 'Whilst them be s.
mind intelligeses of the fire, and es going home bead the
hems in flames. Several labourers wen norting them-
selves to put it oat, whilst the prisoser stood looking at It.
Whilst in custody prboan said she took a lighted candle to
leek he a %uneasy pies., and when at the window the
drub amidentelly maghtfire.
Thu jvp head her Malty, sad entente of death ens
with so intimatioa that inquiries would be made
Biel wee determined as what boaditions her life would
be spend.

James Lane ,23, was iiiiii;ll63istabbing and wounding
W. Lane, his brother, on the 16th July, at Callempton, with
latent to do bodily larva. The two brothers, and several others,
were mowing grass for Mr. Blackmer', en the 16th instant,
and in the evening adjourned to his haws to nipper. The
party was far from sober ; on their way home a quarrel "t-
-atted between prisoner and a man named Milton, and in the
wade prisoner accidentally struck his brother is the moot►.
Prosecutor then said, " I she'e't take that of you, Jamme—
d you strike me, I shall strike yes egain." and than
knocked him in the (limit. They both fought and fell, and
whilst en the ground prisoner stabbed his brother in the lett
groin, the small branch of a main artery being wounded.
Prosecutor was helped home, and continued soda the are
of a surgeon for ten days. The jury found a verdict of
Gstiley; the prisoner was recommended to mercy by his
brother, and the judge sentenced him to twelve Routh.'
hard labour.