The Express.
London, England, 1850-03-09 00:00:00

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

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HOME CIRCUIT.—CuELMsFoRD, Mencn B.
Camels num.—BcrouLoanCuize Justice Winos.
CnAaol or MURDER.
Pell/amain ',Mit, 21, was indicted for the wilful murder
of William Campley, by shooting him.
The deceased was the high constable of the town of Saffron
Walden, and also hell the appointment of inspector of
weights and measures, and it would seem that his official
roceedit gs had rendered him rather unpopular among the
Power class persons in the town. The fatal occurrence
teller formed the subject of the present inquiry took place
on the 31st October last, and It appeared that on the evening
of that day the deceased had been at a public house called
the Bight Belle, which was close:to his own residence, and be
left *here at about a quarter put ten o'clock, in company
with a neighbour named Brand. He crossed to go to his
own house, and parted with his companion, and was about
to go to his own door when at that instant he was fired at
and &hot iu the legs and other parts of his person, and he
shrieked and fell to the ground mortally wounded.
A considerable numbs rof witnesses were examined, and
disposcd to the particulars of the case, which have been
published frequently before. That tending to implicate the
prisarter was entirtly of a circumstantial nature. The
Jury sequined the prisoner.

TEE OFFICE OP COMMON BERJEANT.—Yeeterday,
at a large nesting of aldermen end common-cow oilmen,
assembled is the council chamber for the purpore of taking into
eonsideration the subj, ct of the vacancy occasioned by the death
of Mr. Mirehouse, the late common-serjennt ofthecity of Loa-
don, Mr. Richard Taylor in the chair, the following reminds's,
'Sir consider iblo discussion, was agree 4 to unanimously
That, in looking at the importance of the office of common
sergeant, and the eminent men whobare formerly filled it,
it is the opinion of th;s meeting that the character of the
corporation is concerned in selecting a men distinguished by
his abili y and acknowledged raert to fill that office, and,
therefore, it will not ledge itself, at present, to supper' any
particular candidate., Besides Mr. Bullock, who officiated
as judge in the Central Criminal Court. and has, for some
time, been judge of the City Small Debts Court j Mer. M.
Hill, who formerly opposed the hon. Mr. Law and lm*
Mr. Mirehoone for the office of menrron salmi% will, we
are informed, stand for the situation. The report that two
city pleadenhips will probably become vacant by the changes
which are expected to take place upon the appointment of •
new common aerjeant, has brought forward several candi-
dates, amongst whom are Mr. Joseph Gibbs, Mr. Charles
W. Wood, Sir Walter Riddell, and Mr. Pullen.
FIRE AT DEPTTOILD.—About half-past four yeast-
day morning an extensive fire broke out in the factory of
Steel and Co., lampblack ashen, Plough-fields. LOWer-
road, Deptford. The engines of tke brigade and West of
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That infants hipesed, and dying Were Aetna am, ere oar. which were left open, differences of opinion onion not he earnestly and devoutly prayed for, order that it may then, Hill, who formerly opposed else hon. Mr. Lsw and the late ---- -- aged 41•
tainly saved, bat that In so uses is; regeneration la baptiow atolded, even amongst those who decently substwibed to the or when God plums, be present to make the rite benefiii-I. Mr. Mirrhouse for the dike of oomnion serrjeane, will, we ENDIRITION OF INDUSTRY IN 1861
.—Upon
These being, In We collect them, the opinions of Grades; and that snob differences among such pcmots were One of the Pots? left open by th°,,,ertio__,, lee is determined by are intunned, stand for the situation. The report that two quisition signed by about 600 of the roincipal inhabitants of dune, seed 3 }COS Mad : A11,t.0.1.1t1.11,
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of w. 110,4;e, tel.
116.0orham, the question whiatt we have to decide is not whe• thought consistent with subscription to the articles, and the rubric' "It w vermin by `.'"o s word that children wily plesdenhips will probably become vacant by the changes Kensington, including the names of rd Hollsod, the right 11004:E.2.—March 3, at 7%441
.—UpOR a to- HALDANE.—At Delhi, blael, henry, eon of tbe lats.:4l4.U'. 114'
titer they are theologically sound or unsound—not whether Were not contemplated with disapprobation, appears from a which an baptised, dying before they commit actual sin, which are expected to take place upon the appointment of a Hon. W. S. Lawman. W. M. Tharkney, T. Webster, ILL,
apes some of the diettrines comprised In the opiaios, other passage in the royal declaration, now. prefixed to the article., are undoubtedly sand." But this rubric dots not, like the new common serjrant, has brought forward several mutat- C. W. Cape, K.A., G. Godwin, Leigh Hunt, Entre., tic. KELLI7.—Jan. 13, at Calcutta, T. Kelly, Erq.
Opinion, opposite to them may or may may not ha held with end which will ant added is the reign of ging Charles 1., article of 1636, say that such children are saved by baptism ; dates, ionoenst whom are Mr. Joseph Gibbs, Mr. Charles the venerable the Archdeacon Blueish' has called a public
NAKEL—Dec. 30, at Ferciaepoor, Anne Barak wife of .“.-
equal, f.r even greeter reason, by other learned and pions long after the Miele@ were Sadly settled. " Though some and nothing is declared as to the case of infants yingd aieth. W. Wood, Sir Walter Riddell, and Mr. Pullen. minting on the 20th March, to be held at the King's Arms N. 0„,. Engtmr,„
INT.ll—Jan. 9, at ettetuk, sylhit, G. Inglis, Ewl., ash" •
nainiaters of the church; but whether these opinions now differences have been ill raised, yet we take comfort in this, out having inen baptised. There are other points of ice- FIRR AT i
trader eandirrotion are rootro,, or repugnant to the that all clergymen within our realm have always most wit. trine reepeoting the sacrament of baptism which we are of day morning en emanates fire bake oat in the fatForY of comodasioners. We learn that the Myst Agricultural
I.lyrroan.—About half-past four rotor- tueern, to consider the hest means of assisting the royal
SCOONEIL—Merch 9, et Tunbridge, Kent, J. &cones. 7.1.4,";.."
Canines which the church of Ragland, by its articles, for- tingly subscnbcd to the articles established,. which is an sr. opinion are, by the minim and formularies (as well as the Steel and Co., lampblack makers, Plough-Belden LOWer• Stelety have agreed to waive their show of imp!. meats in WEENIE—Jan. 7, at Ca Butte, ilardet Mary, elk el J. 71 10,
malaria', and rubrics, requires to be held by its ministers, so reteet to u, 8. tha tthey all 'PI° in In e true, anal, articles), capable of being honestly understood In different toed, Depthed. The engine, of tie brigade and West of 18.51, In order mot to interfere with the exhibition of tba Mai seed re
that arm the gr .and of those opinions the appellant can literal moving of the said articles, and that, even in seines ; and consequently we think that, as to them, the points Ea i dat the are butwater could be pro. objects by the royal commission. The: gentlemen who
gen were soon
lenhely be exiiluded from the hamar° to which he has harm those serious points in which the present difference, lie, whisk were lett undetermined by the articles are not decided cured, and the firs exhausted the whole of the property in have anYeld al stewards of the implementlard of that primed awd by MILLLtaI KIWI IlatJA• Of ta • .6*"....„,,,d,,
prerented. This opinion must be decided the ar.icles and men of all gotta Mite the artidiee of the Church of Befriend by the rubrics and formularies ; and thst upon therm
lamp ; and we moot apply to goo mope bpi& to be ice theta; which is as arliabwat Pia, that none of poiste all ministers of the sketch, haring duly made the yogisoteo jolocod. =Won in the management of this department. street, in the swim W the dMent whim it originated. None of the stock de- society have unanimously consented to assist tho royal cons- street. tit Uty ot:latiAteatli'7l:attlt,
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