The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-29 00:00:00

armada malbsties pills, sad en visiting him Ma next
felled him somplalaisi of mash. debility. sad 'wallop
the legs. He did sot 'Mak de old nea woul.l resorts.
mad wee not *embed whoa he hard of his death, sad
whoa the peleme mind him be a ortiloate of the dun
of death did set norm hal play. Oa the 9 laelentary
• alighlesen wee rammosed to the bedside of the demesed;
be hood lin deed, hat with a pea in Hs Mod, sad ON
hof gllk hire sino. The mit day the peitonsf mot
ake pommies of the prepotty, hat the room who
hat the mote* mimed at rim a sad in oser
se omen of onegiiime mewled by the baste the pmeser
to set the poupeety, the bids was ezhaned ea UM 26th
.1 YeZi onslysid, ma hoof to mania has eight
to tea of anode. La laciest tem INK at
the was miuMmily mann ; he wee then
tem laic seatoly, and Made a Id ti entaneat before the
this
Mao, es eolith So date grid* teased. Amid* to 1
this stotemot, hie wide prmiled apes him to dMwthe old
am to lye with MM. saying Mat he had MI her they
should ham hie ,iI lily kept kin while he lived.
His wro thee died that w .ether ef the deemed had
lived to the Igo of 104 yam; the primes amend,
lime se Mg we shell lee ambled elm Um." Moe replied,
"If he tom to es he will act mole me Mg." After
the eV ma had lived wi k them 110•0 time, be NM he
shoed leen was sad ten hie pommy. ?deb mak resod
hb (the primer's) wife. She ohm ilwoon naiad
him. She gave hi. sone sits. and mil not led the psi.
met Mak it; the Mowed we Mee my HI dm nth day.
The primer west to a donee, sod told Ma Oho deemed
wee aullising hom e odd end diarrhea. The dodos mot
some one of whisk the deem' attempted to sweirr.
bat mai ned. The wife mac wreminder aid mind
dem dn. dellh them, sad mode him take them. Halm
then die IN sent the primer to Addison to boy_ Mao
Imes. She told him to poses mods, with whisk she
mien kill Me sad mice, sal dee Si ban lautliens, of
width she weed give eon* to the old ma to hall hb pelts.
The wit monolog eke gave the 4101111“ d some guise,
sad betkosed the prisoner est of the house ad teed
him ke Rat sever dealt what wee kneaded for the old
ma. He Med why, sad elm mid eke kid pet serials is
hie scam sod blondes. After dot time, however, coffee sod
emits were still glees to the deceased. His wife saber
wady told hisa to get owe of leaks' it wed do the di
ma geed a gine 1M to dri. k. He bowed, sliPmar
worth. sad gave it to his wile. blie motional' gave it to
the old sm. After the old ma's death he sew kie wife
boning pipers, sad be emptied end throw sway • bottle la
the prim mooing to her oilfields. He wits, on
that ea bloom w.to be held, left lise, sad artery=
him to pa to 'Mead, sad ley Reknit .beet it. Bth tea',
him to dismiss Mara Be west se Is me Meaciesser,
but thea returned to his site. She Mai peressied him to
c
tome. He
she ass her folios sesid !dm fats Ws
. He writ te the is met, bet wee set
When taken lets sentody he did not like for • leog time to
Marge hi. wife, es dm we se seer bar. manessalat. In
automate made to palimony too, he deafened buying
the amok, sad charged his wife. the guiltiest party.
Mc Habiliston having eddremed the Jury foe the pe-
rinea._

—ill; Lordship the proceeded le MI up the evident*,
masa' that the age required the use ball sad autism
eoaidaatiwt sod agars the widows big gadded them
se to as peieseerlo gait. they IMO laird M.suit him.
Bat es the Ober head, Maid they earibir that as charge
was established, malls lade*, sad the oaths they hod takes,
degraded that t should act shrink frem the perdermanos
of their duty. From the evidence el Mr. Mates and Pro-
fesses Shaw, it was riser that death was the malt af the
admidetratioa of aresnie, sad the mats and eat, question
ma who did it 1 Was it administered by the prilear ee
did he mild sad abet others as toreador him a partkipatog ?
Is either gem, should they mine to that stmedura„ the
primmer might be found guilty ander the iadiettagat. It
was not nsess.ary to show that his was the head that ad-
ministered the deadly draught. If they were el effigies
that he err an alder sad abetter, thea they might lad him
guilty. The learned judge that went minutely through the
evidence.

Tl;;Jury retired to consider their verdict, sad after an
abeam of about two hours and • hag the joy returned
i to court, when the foreman aaid,—" We lad him guilty
acomeary holm the feet, sad recomunsoded him to
mere."
His Lndebip—tipon what ground ?
The Pommes of the Jury replied that they coosidered
then was some moping with the wife; the wife ling
**poison with the ltrisboad's unetanos and sdafektwlsg
it with his knowledge.
His Lordship said, that ascordisg to the direetirm ke gave
them, they Ilittit fled him guilty of murder if they thought
ho counsolled,ar &dentd the limas of poison. A men cm
minium of the administration of poi.= would set do. If
he took • pan mot is administering, bat is Waiting to the
adiandatsatioa of poison. thee they must lad kin guilty.
Afkr the laps* of about two holm, it being now half past
12 o'clock, he lordship directed the jory to be seat for.
Ups their emoting into court he said be was afraid they
did sot perfectly understand him. His lordship thus ex.
planed that if the prisoner aided, abetted, er procured
the administration of** poison they mutt find him guilty.
If they had say doubt apes the subject they mot AM him
on guilty.
The formes of the jury was about explaining that tea of
the jury bad agreed to • ',edict that the prisoner aided and
abetted, but he wee stopped.
His Lordship said with that he had nothing to do ; they
usit be tutasignous,

• juryman &eked, if the prises was foluid alibi and
abet owhether that would be silkiest to lad him pithy ?
Hier Iced p replied estaisly, sad directed the jury to
return to their room, oteervist that la half as /war he
should sad to know if they bed agreed.
Shortly afterwards the July returned into court with •
verdict of Gritty.
ar'efattudge thereupon baring iummeed the Hoek cep, ed.
him am follows :—W.lliass Csedw;ek, you have toes
cos Meted of the crime of muds and is • very abort time
your life must be forfeited ow le scaffold. Let meow a
eUow tom beseech you to make the best use of your time
in implorieg mercy from an offended Ord through the
suite of Jesus Christ our Saviour. Thine is no hope for
you here, and may Ood have mercy OS your suL Hie
lordship thea passed sentence is the sisal terms
The rimer during the time the jury were absent
fainted is the dock. While his lordship wee peeing lees.
test, he apparently remained namoved.
After his lordship had passed masses, the prisoner said
"1 tare seenethen to say, but be was fausediately re-
moved by the officers

WESTERN CIRCUIT.—BoDxip, Jut: 26.
NISI PAWS COVICS.
Russell Gurney, Esq , Q.C., took ►is Mat is this court
at goon.

Tans v. HrLinon.na.—Bitnacit or Pionum.
Mr. Crowder, for the plaintiff, atdreesed the jury is •
lengthened treech, commenting on the great injury hie
client had masked by the conduct of defendant, and went
through the facts of the cue as detailed in evidence.
Miu Elisabeth Tabbdeposed—l have a sister nutted Cara
line. I know tee defendant, who kept company with my
sister. 1 recollect having an interview with him on the
11th of March, 1849, when he said that he should marry
Carry" before the year wee out. He was amok med
also to treat me very kindly and called me " sister Liter."
He has given nay user presents, such as • brooch, writing
desk. and ether articles, In April, 1849, defendant sent •
bottle of hair-oil to my sister Caroline, labelled " Mre. C
lialborne, Jas." Defendant's father is • collector of Woad
revenue. The defendant kink/His • chemist and druggist
in Lletwithiel. Everything went on very agreeably for
about 12 months, when my sister received • letter from de-
fendant declining all further correspondence with her, which
struck her with astonishment and affected her very much.
They had up to ,this time appeared very much attached to
each other, and the defendant was received by our family as
my sieter's fetus husband. Mr. Milhous was married
some time in September Wt.
Crose-ezuelned—You say defendant was also very atten-
tive to you Did be ever him you t—l decline to answer
that question. I know nothing about my sisters' previous
engagements to any one.
Elisa Tabb deposed—l am the eldest slater of our family.
I recollect my sister Caroline going to Lostwithiel In April
1848, to reside with my brother. I also went to my brother'.
in the following September, where I became acquainted
with the defendant, who paid great attenti at to my sister the
plaintl. Her family consented to the engagement. De-
fendant accompanied me on one occasion in a carriage from
Loaterithiel to see the plaintiff while staying at lemmata*
Witness then corroborated the other portion (tithe foregoing
evidence.

Mr. Osllier : Who bogie the amertehlp The young
man, I suppose. (Laughter). My sister 1/11 engaged to
Mr. Atkins, but eke broke it off.
Philip Blum mid : I was at the Talbot lan, Lostertthiel,
kept by the bentbn of plaintiff last year, when I saw the
defendant Oa a label Twat emosioa deleadant
need me to Lialiesed, when ha told am that hi MA=
into an eagegement of marriage with Mir Oseeline ?abb.
I congratulated him as it. I hays wen them together, and
they approved very devoted to each esker. I went the fol-
lowing day to dine at the Talbot Ina, when the plaintiff
and defendant formed • portion ol the party, mad they
appeared very attentive to each other. The defendant has
a very respectable badness.
Mr. Crowder then handed In the letter which had been
written to plaintiff by defendant, and
some Bennett was celled to identify the band-writing as
being that of the defendant. The fellowliag is a saniph of
the lettere read :
teetwithiel, Oct. 29, litti.—My dear Oirdlem—Ten same& eon.
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