The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-17 00:00:00

thicanr Son.—(Butore Kr. Justice Williams.)

Jethro BMWs, • gen teel-looking lad, who surreadarod
to take lde Hld, wen chars,' with as awfully throwing a
Mono at an waging and bandit trowelling upon the Rogers
Counties Railway, sod thereby icons the safety at
the is the train.
cooduthad the promotion; Yr. Peanut was
couswel for the define.
The jvay, having heard the evidethe, without bodging
hie !meshy to Run ap. stopped lb* me, sod rstuzsed
VIII*Ci of of Guilty.

OXFORD ClROUFF.—Woznern, Jun, 16.

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This wu a spnd pry me, the MIMI Dein labsly
ander ocordusius Is lbs earvies ri tko lad at liiudiry at
Willey Court, in His maty. The action was busiest
under the fallowing eirmannaness :-.-A young rid men
Mary Tyler lived at a lodge sear Court, and lad
formed an acqueistanee with tbe _ , the remelt el
whin wee the birth of a -Lettere p5...1 be-
tween thee, and the girl that am
bed prunisadoree= ber, Mhitillitilir en N=
refusal, else the min. to his
the Earl at the arm
time that the pi= bed bee
her will. Penner, hemer, amid th 21114
met freqlsestly by gmins mid eke was
eatirely • oemeaang• pir2gurz lb*
_phew How-
ever, all VW SW of 7 lea the aside defeadeal
called Frew Were him, ash him fee a bee siatemeal
of abet had enslaved, which the pkinlit sags be gam him,
when Ho emd adured him so be bandiented sad Wien
to the piss *Alen, lame be wee kept mail the difs,
whoa beaummeniendat Willey dart Ware bielordshipead
Mr it IL illain leat., Nit, on • Amp of. rape,
but the am vu ired. He sow Mean kis ammo for
false implement. Tea et 10i. had beam offered by
the nobbadlt was milk bet estewed.
For the In asejsent Pigs* ma Ni. James
for the Hr. Heallselea, Q.C., mad Mr. Pbipsoo.
The omit wee eisandof Simla' aadyonag pear during
the tria, which mated meat decent.
1 The ~fa am bed aimed, sad the defendant was
melee emadesties when our parcel wee damaged.
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NORFOLK CIRCUIT.—RixoroRD. JVLY 16.

The Judges of Anise arrived in this town yesterday.
Kr. Justice Inghturan opened the commindon, and after-
wards attended Divine sank" at 81. Paul's Church.
This mos.lieg Weiser commenced in each court at Ma
o'clock ; the (Biel Justice of the Common Maui preekbag
at Nisi Ries, Mr. Justice Wightanin in the Crown Court.
There ware num primers for trial, sod four PUN*.

CROWN COMM
Williams "ads prink, tlencribed in the calendar as a
medical botanist, surrendered to his bag, hie trial having
been postponed at the last Lent Amebae, charged under the
coroner's variant with the manslaughter of Henrietta
Mob* atanuary the pariah of Bt. Paul's, Bedford, on the lit
day or. f J, 1861.
Mr. Metcalfe and Mr. Abdy for the prosecution ; Mr.
Douglas Brown far the prisoner.
The deceased was a weakly child, eight years of age, and
the prisober, who • few years since was • working gardener,
has of Ista praetised medicine upon the system described
as " Colenism." As usual in cases of death resulting from
the treatment under this system, lobelia had been ad-
=hastened, portions being found in the intestines span
the postmortem examination. It appeared from the
evidence today that at the latter end of Deeember,
the child being ill, her mother took her to • chemist
in the tows who prescribed • powder, and moommeadad if
SIN were not better soon that a medical man should be called
in. The child gettiag woreethepriscaer was consulted, and he
attended her to the time of her death, administering pills
and powders. The prisoner only attended two days, the
child dying at the expiration of that time.
Dr. flacon' a 'materna': practising in the town. being
Balled, deposed that he made a post-mortem examination,
sad found in the stomaoh lobelia, capsicum, sad cloys—all
highly irritating in their nature, and calculated to &ant-
vats the disorder the child suffered from, which was pe-
ritositis.

Barber, a
e phyldtha, living at Bedford, and Dr. Haw-
Idmi, a physiciaa of great experience at Ritchie, otmermed
Dr. Haeoe's evidence, but at the close of the case foe the
prosecution,
His Lordship said he bad great doubts if the jury ereeld
upon the evidence come to the oonclusioo that the death
wee mewed solely by the medicine administered. The *vi-
deos was that the child laboured under peritonitis and
died, bet no ewe ventured to say the medicine killed it. To
convict the prisoner of manslaughter they must be satieded
the remedies administered were the cruse of death. The
medical men say they were improper, but did they kill!
The disease from the first was of a highly inflammatory cha-
racter, and the child might have died if no medicine at ell
had been given.
The jury, after a brief deliberation, Acquitted the
prisoner.
This man was tried before the Lord Chief Baron in 1859
upon a similar charge, and was then acquitted. In that
case the deceased was a child to whom the prisoner had ad-
ministered an infusion of lobelia, and, as the medical wit-
nesses then said, in over-doom from which it died.
The other oases were of • trivial character, and the
criminal basis's, was at as end by six o'clock ; so the
anise Weiser at Bedford oceopled some eight boars.
The awes in the Nisi Pries Owart do not call for • repo .

RAILWAT BlLLS.—Yesterday the committee of
the Lords pared the bill for leasing the Margate Railway
to the London, Chatham, and Dover Company ; and the
other bills paned were the Somerset Central Railway; the
Worcester, ltionlyard. and Leoraisstew Railway ; the
Stoarbridge Railway Company, Exteation to Smethwick ;
and the Cork and Macro= Railwa) ; which does not appear
to have been withdrawn excepting from one committee into
another.

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