The Express.
London, England, 1850-08-13 00:00:00

Lubbers, the three Messer' who bad retired, but sieved
themostne MN re Westin, wen this peep sod, sad ethos
this earl lees don a shanhebise seed NSW penesed Mr.
Nee rah, east he was ereseded by weethert sherehober. sad
his sun wee pet to the maniac sad • thew a beads sidled
be for all the csadidates. The sheers sale teat Moses.
leeks sal Lashisitos had • meerity, but he was deektfal
as muds Mr. fithissor sad Mr. leastriek. sad he said Ise
• esseed show of sad hiss &SIM ties tha seibeity
weirseiliaser of the beeseFemerasam. The isminbi 660"
that Mr. liselithit
this NM s p oe•
&seeded. sad the elehmee apes
nerves that they
▪ p seem pee If they plank bet he bail puede
steak is his plebe to Bride iM Wades TIN plebe
was Sellemel la an a4dehtileppe led 6 eel** at Sabi.
Ides ealesell se the seam when the
seeing Mg bees WI est die theism arm-
bard nom Mroh ASK ibt
Maidrite 100 air 1100, eel that tho laser had beim duly
sleeted.
Mr. Csasehers here sailed *s the peedeesioa of the paper
e the member ad saes Ise the pesos ef aliens that
that ebbe, sad Dlr. Scheeler wen the say esailidates Mr
whom say rotes wen takes.
flajent Clausen saki lobed and pas the paper hat be
would admit that the ha was at mated b lb Inra.4 eked.
N.inee nee give is Mt ether geatimasee lessees they did
en es le thie pelt.
kb. Clashes. all be theeid seised. that the bar
sedidasee west is Mtpi. sad est ame sees bad twee
gins ter thw tlee paMsmrm,torthreed Me. &kw ,
err were the casabas'
The whose, le emewesailtareitther casabas pet by Ni.
Chamblee. see that he mabsessett that en the fay en&
data meet N the pao. The plaintiff chimed he have Sea
elected. led NAM the athletes of the chairman to the Met
that is arms had bees gives to Mr. Nicks or Mr. Lathier
tee.
By &sent Clisaseil—Mr. Niche sad Mr. Leshistes
wen the lest medidetes who wen peepseed, sad this Mr.
{chewer esti Mr. Resta*. The Wiseman said that the
two Is. sawed patinae. &sly had • majority, sad the
rely dilkelty was whether Mr. Rested or Mr. Schuster
had the mates shore of beads. Hs did set remember
bents the Aeneas declare that Moss. Nide sad Lull-
*tat wen duly elected. The shairmae mid he could sot
decide which bad the majority, sad a poll wee the &-
mufti.
By the Court—When the yelling was over the thermos
said that Mr. Bthaster had the majority of votes, sad he
ltateved ke deektred him I. be duly shekel.
The trespass Isis *Seined,
Mr. Clambers said this was the pialatirs sass.
Ibrbeet Chiseall submitted that so sem had bee made
eet.
The Chief Bares said there was se mes at all. It s-
pealed to bite that the Maimed bed sot bees duly elected.
Mr. Mambas eked his lordship to reserve the prat.
The 011ie Maim seed hawield do so. There was ciao
queries of but. however, spee.wbek he thee& it risk% to
talie the spleiseof the juryoellith wee, whother=...sciui
diced it se selenene ky,
mesiee that the
rely to be beteesa Neste. thisiter sad Maerith.9l7:lo7
ship added that it appeared to him to:be a parka sewn, to
say that Mr. Inane* had bets duly siestmL
&east Chasell and be shield Sub te Wens a few
observation to the jury see the point, eel Is the last piss*
he desired to remove the kapse that the &nem de-
sired to art with say disseartsey towards Mr. Remick.
Th 7 won the rignseatatins of the ehanholdero genitally,
sod were boond to pens* their rights, and amordiag to their
°nubs Mr. fitesteith bed set bees legally slotted, sad they
therein Wind te permit Wm to am as a tenets. The
learned enjoin: thee briefly referred to the bets, sad said it
was perfectly .lea that Wart Nicks sad Lashisites bad
ben Wean by • anierity of the shareheiders pretest; sad
that whet ahererans took lane was surely • struggle
teetwees Ibsen. Schuster sad Bastrickke the third appolet•
neat.
The Chief Barre them left it to the jury to rapers their
°patios* whither the seeds uadetstood that Messes. Nicks
sad Inshisittra had ben elected by a stow of has& sad
alto whetter they were aware that the pollia which sub-
st queatly took place wee merely benne* the plaintiff sad
Mr Shuster.
The jar, auswend both quer ioas fa the siltrmative; sad
• indict was neeraiegly recanted for the ashadaat spew
the sun issue, the poles et law Wag reserved, however,
for author cosideraties.

OXFORD CIRCUIT.—GLouCurros, ACO. 12.
duos ms. linos Mn.usisa
Casio. or Houma or ferakvariow.
Elaszbet4 Bubb, • repalsive-cooking worm, aged 40, was
eharKeet with the wilful murder of Maria Hook, at
Chunks=, in May last Mr. Huddlostos and Mr. Powell
were count for the prosecution, and lir. Pigott defended
the rimer. There was also • chugs of manslaughter
against the prineter tegether with a moan named Richard
Ho-k, but the court first fried the female primer on the
Jun 'Mous charge. Mr. Huddleeton hung addressed the
jury, called
Mary Buthspe, a married woman midis( ow the pri-
steer at Churches, who deposed that the moo Hook was •
widower, and that the primer lived with him. Remem-
bered swim the downed, on frequent maim when the
chillies of Bubb wan at meals, groveling on the deer and
picking up the crumbs that tell from the breakfast table.
Due did not Lek for food, but picked up anything that she
could get. Stems la • very filthy state is her perm, and
appeared tokens° Minnow empt an old frock, which was
open at the bock. The prig:sees children wen well fed,
but the dememed appeared " cut away for weal." There
was plenty of food for all, but winter did not ne anyteiog
gives to Ma is Hook. The whom spoke to the prissier
having of several ocoseins km of the demised as •
" nasty lit 1• devil." As oho wee lying on the glom! pickles
up the crumbs the prism, mid " if she did aot got up she
would kick her is two." Oa me occasion when she went
out to work the prisoner left a piece of bread of about is big
as her three I gen fur Maris Hook's dinner, and two larger
ppllemu of breed. ono for each of the other children. She
rii.oper) told mite's' that the deceased had been tailing her
thee abet It, sod added, " sooner than the d—d nasty
little devil should tell bar father anything she would
kill her."
The wanes was crose-emaited by Mr. Pigott at some
lurk aul admitted the child was dirty in her perms, ap-
ron oily habitually so.
Zama Jacks= was next trailed. She had known the pri-
soner shout twelve Meathe. Mrs. Houk, the mother of the
diseased child, died shout twelve modes before the chid's,
death. The primer was a airier of lin. Hook, and went
to live with Richard Hook on his wife's death. Hook had
thus other children besides the deceased; they von all
Mkt than Marts. The primate bad two boys of her own,
at d en and twelve years, and they all lived together in
Hook'. hem. The deemed was bur years old whoa eke
died. Witness Fred is • room adjoining Hook's house ceder
the same roof, for Moot twelve months before the share
death. At the time of Mrs. Hook's death the dinned skid
was •Ma hale 01, and appeared perfectly well. After her
mother's death, however, she bogs. to mute away, sad got
groduelly foto • very tagged and dirty condition, and looked
wane and wons every time the witness saw her. The pri-
sone did net gin the ebild food enough, and when the west
out in the mersing to work she would give her a piece of
bread to fret her for the 67. The child would ask ier food.
The poisoner missed her issued of girls, her food. Pri-
nces was oestionlly in the habit of besting sad illusirig
the diesesed child. Had eses Mrs. Babb Min teat and
letter at • time when the child was mini her bread, but she
gave her SINN, thank she would and her a small bit up
Main sheet as big as three angers. The prisoner's own
ohildren wen treated well and hod the some food as the pri-
soner henell. The child at length got so weak that she was
not able Natoli. and was in tie habit of crawling about the
nem es her hisels and knots. Tommie the Let she wee
la the Mummy earner upon • Imp of raga Witten
fee wily gives the child food, which she seized
hell of in bath leer heads and devoured ravenously.
Had sees the primes best the deeneed more than 20 thou.
Had seen M mashies the child I. sold water soma two or
three menthe before its death (it died cc the 24th May).
Saw her pall the child out of the tub, push her awns the
MOM. and emelains, " Toe d—d young bitch, you'd never
die, sod Whin 'll ever kill yea." Had frequently heard
tin primer wish the Mid deed, cone her, and call her bad
mom am her b at the Add thres weeks before its death.
Os the neseulng of its death, at 4 o'clock, Miters was celled
into Rosh's house by Bubb, who said eke thought the child
was drug. Witness found the child ow Babb's lar, groan-
leg dreadfully, sad it died at 8 ~'cloak. Bubb cried • little
just as it, child died, bat har tears seemed to have bean
drawn forth by fright at the child's dreadful appearaaoe
VI the Wain of death.
14r. Potter, a etboslassiter living at the distance of about a
quarter of a wile from the Minn of Hook, deposed that ha
had known Hook sad his family for yeses pest, and had
pitted with sad nursed his ski! Ono day, on amiss
home, he found his wile frodiarthe child at his gate. His
wit. gen her three pinta of bread and batter, which she
ate voraciously, and appeared in a most &stiletto ccodition.
Tit:, child was in a filthy condition, sad the only article of
dims es her person was an old stud frock. She would have
sates amber piece of bread and butter, but witness thought
it would sot be right to give it her in her weakly eeuditiou.
Witmer told her to some again next day, when be gen her
some dimmer. She was there for hours before dinner time,
waiting at the pa's. Blur came daily for weeks, and ap-
always in the same pitiable plight. She was
a perfeet skeletou is body ; bee whim he saw
the body at the inquest he could not recognise it meths ease
child, from iseciatioa. Whoa he first saw the child at
his gate be supposed the child to be some beggar's child, and
did not nevelt* it as Hook's, from its altered appearance
lace Its mother's death. Witness fed another child at Hook's
which also ems to his douse for food.
Several other pencil who lived in the neighbourhood
were enabled, and they all agreed in the socomes they
pre of the neglect and Ultrestruent of the unfortunate
doomed by the primmer.
The "argent who ezanived the body wee not called when
the last available train left Olooreater.
It was stated that the deeeeesd's body weighed only Sib,
the woad weight of a Addeo its birth. The deemed was
more than tour years of age at her death.
NORTHERN ClRODlT—Lete.eifEt, AIJOIIWr 9.
Bayou Ma. Jarrna Csaanniu..
Rio. v. Tllollreon MID 0/11111M.—DMILIUDING Tin
Corral's.
This was as indictment for a conspiracy, abiusi_es the
defendists. Her ry Thompson, &noel Tillotson, and Thomas
Wiliam Madden, with scmpiriag together to remove coat
lain goods from a bonded warehouse at Liverpool, whitest
payn.eot of the duties thereon, with intent to defraud the
customs memos et the MEM. Tine was another mint
charging the deleadants with onesphies together to remove
mina wises wittiest lemma of the duties ; sad a third
inset abstains the deflodeet Thempasa with aeaspiting
with senate poems sakeewe to defraud the Qesea.
The Atsrao•Oeunial, is iss the ease, amid that
Ude bus pes -et the beams el her