The Express.
London, England, 1857-03-23 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING. MARCH 23, 1857.

act Wei is the earvion, but set up in churches ea teneassate
hi the MOD et 11111111116111116
Their imaildm beigh“, are of qirjo. that, atbmigh
the MOT!: isciaii i re Si seems in the services, the
Osumi grabs it UMW list bed in the services, but
seepleyed era es asimellees el elites, Is entirely un-
ellbest by the nib
The nod in Am moms' imbhies bier the
Ism " eel dodoes eat mad pelhard embed
lig . Dam f
lestals dad dot corn ere hew* span
bah he islet the hat errirstion
whiThrillp to
ben die be oohs iel net the
hib "WM" dr.. 11. **Meld, is
row* hi fe geaselsei in • ems adsieres
• rem seered es • raid ef Malady whin
Goa seterlee hies dem smilloss sr Imps
deed h mei imps haw the learridiss. end hes
relied era mire le bead so a rap et Irseens, tea
oreeird bsa et beillap tra yesemee. seassirael end
dd. palls eed pare, imrtsq eddies terxwelidoem,
.er=r_ ~orb row
las flsi hewer the sere al hops le WE large
semeled TWO a pear d the dr err wee trier
and Ye as tamileoe beer* fir dirt 4 *dota-
-1 lea It nee the ernerisi el seal meads rest soma-
toes thee sew begperi le as Missy d its weld, red wee
brew assereedy, rely ieMrkrwith
see when aweethigi • dlr.
The est et Iderlises ef used in
' dear pm sells osno flooldword wen
s. it was read, between
osolost lay ad Amp" 1647.
&bre Wiesslises any re read to took as
est wallieday et de airtime
PeyatrlthsL They re set te sal sal
mike, er edeseir, he my reentlir se brie. es=
am regal: sellsgssele la die Ppalip ef mg meat
=.; re le trek art ads arriesiliage
"ogres
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sada ef =e topes, te ear
Wok* ad the me:lyeapp egos MIL sr sea
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adihres- idea d Sea esastrawks. Smut am*
I SIM Ilembillalim deal, fir that tbey die Wag le
Man, sepeserles
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beam me 1.9114 et Vele ill be raced,
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deb %hie Or mossowd.
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err as• r
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aimed • embeepreapiedereties
et the Vim dad Deemeiter, 1647, kw soy dads
sks alardr etas Nei pesos seta the Ides gird'
defies Se ilestas
Os Ihe Oa liderry litie N.S., dodgy awed • pea-
man by whisk aresairmat was dessamed spiel meedi
ter
amid attic piers maii oak hew dill
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red s/ a dr diva ef ad
sel reardel to hit dose le as edge el as
ear See rd es Lag Mad VI., is starl=
lei eased re druid sir te be sleed. ja.m
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held
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tidy is asklmam as am the antgect of =lin er prei=
dres, ad bet be limn wee sot to introduce wit lis be
C= rides de ibr eadoe sot before forbids% hat
web de allestioe beta. hew whisk ail
las, eat Lope sad bed not hese area. Tlis pear
aeYa,owmewdaasheeds,moilMmay gera
far Sr eld soar am slain .mw
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VI. s. 1111. l.rt.id As est for the sbelibille end Was
ewer aver beelseri hope Ifs Aged ef this est 11116
10 ins as shaman et the tow Payer Book, evil elf
apse seism with mpg he Imps.
Pet eidetic lb* Wallas see ef eplast tot the as
ail set trisise r tmewel airs derthes of ere as sr*
risk. lea But ef Cu.ns Pryer Id email art
ken us la de order. Wry wowse huger le beams
asysi ; pia, le ern pada% lassas, them ar
V dry add be lend esq peat, lay weal hs Erie:
=rev 4 ohs whiory- sod ar the
whit& emsergesisd as pest eliapit tie rodl-
ike el asuries, aid sriy err erielpiel aid eases
the ads et as prisseml, seers weed dr se dr Naga
nape
_• me thillmeweis Lai of the
the ospliNy st de entice, eisemeas el riebisdis.
lead Or her. wall
zr le ram* le quad=
w dowel Whir =me gel
vosilfte, ask saw' I
ben dream dale Oar ems" mei dr Lamy dame
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rigeldi limatih... wind
t VW. egehr=es iremerele le the
yew ;he It sprite etarepressellep es "le sierhe et
sea es le ars we bed le imp emir* airs irreireas
eiliehery Leggetiebeetireed
bar
ha alma a sears dr sossologgerZ
bar eireiy metribetsd to dr Wender ad set
et Bawd VI.
Ihe verb, their after the rest mists
bees err w the ardesios that owe, es
hen rudibre, awe ben le ,---lace
el eiredre. ha dr read pads ; tint
wher semi se roe illlkilows et the adman ala.
_at
APIs at segestitiews sevi they ney all eift be
read se sralMeleed mos ad risks~; Ott the
weir sees spered in the dated men it SL liaise
Is le be tremlikeed es • roe enalitehr ; end
lit au hi di Nab, they .5 maim her Mary to re-
m* thejedgeteet sasOfikaleL Rae deals -MI this
pit es* isedvei via Way who of epp sada by a
was das crewiiews laws in fore =hut
terseellse it =via s church, ad
es" • Leahy MIR the emii-
say=illeimet r pear say ohm le this sew.
This aides, bereamaraassr trises, arr .
L.. et tlieurr-t
Ike he semen
will Sri sessiset deal wla reerselles the anise
at St. Dishes, shish im said te be areirred.
This stab et shack bream aria d • dirk reale
deb with • seyer-ellar co the side Breed le dr well se the
• pt* It ark ewes Mr the we, espwled mese der
crowd same, dr arches aria wee • shoe dial, which
I. let late sederheaded *the resits which it ,hats
The sees Is stud to the espir-dter, mai *side Wired
two Urge erdiediela whin w arable.
The grams whrOtor dreams • to..-
table dale des rumba el the ism
The lace ramie slr b • are structure fixed le the
shwa. rd arsomble, win $t surface or mom% oa
shit.' Or mama sislase mearlacium incrusers")
tow be elleed ; disk dr red the cup—(s Maeda
at ill)- re! date ersda, rid two roar
Odes, me
eft the ef the lint Persearit it land VI. the
dorsal, of to English chase as te the mist us. s. ad the
nags etas Holy Commemiss yea aimY • the boa
thesis, aimed no cargo le the hem it di air, but
spite eta ells hedge lhe Leers Ikerliff, eimeresly abed
the high urn ad dam shear listiela by.* ass
dater ad de Lode We.
The dielediee brown dr amp el de Lord and the
servile. of the mess is er hrth sib wet peados in the
articles aimed Wln ceewesellen i the per 1562, MO
in the acessir of Qom IllsobOls, sod whhh still int
the Addle at the church et
The ye
of Quern =th. bard le the
tad
mei bar yelp. glibly show Ad sonssalov of the
was to be bell et • lehle disiuguimhed
hasell=ra table in the wilbery ataming of the term ;
aid es by th's rubric the imbl vast womb lie " the ordinary
lestmi min at bide with row seests," so the tale wee to
he it the eitateeter of tame espeyed on web eseriess ;
are wee est eel; toe messian- but wa her time to
lire le be rend The Obi tae ef le% that which is 1
wow le Sete, abeam as sieberid eiterathre •it omensam edam, b amass et eimminient red ILONA shies
he as ibis ef r hey awamunion, and provides that
they mai be 1•0 la sugar. It orders that the table be
recdOm gladsome**, with • csrpet of silk or came
dm' glee thmight mist by the ordinary, mid at the
as of Ihe siddeellse with a fcir lima deb se beemedb
mitt
Oder are dtwastrems, as Stet wear is, wheat*
the stab shertmee et IL Direrbee Is • euraseion-tehle
within as %
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end ask
bride*, re ef hi that en It is mot. 'I'M m
within the Sir H. J. Pat's &dam he
• Pair v. (three nots of mess, 666), her
whiff aimed, tht proceeding is Is east so "pad
has dares jmipat in that care, the lads subsist le
ihermei with a rrmimg and abdity which mho it melees
es de pmt .radon to go further am ask lordship.
des deb into the authorities. The decree sew '
dad Of dr mewl of " Laid v. War we eared the
dash se sired gram Biandem seem the pre-
sliselere el der red se • esteresiee taie, mai to
welds bred awe • esseedie label wed. Their W.
alp hairnet ems dratwhetar the be but wrgdd
wire Mein die tale aged be side; burn cm 1111111*
dirrams, therms, wield ad de
H. arse red, ad sapid imithe=ina=rre.d Ig
well humid
7 The arm ef SOI
oL whisk se sew in force, do net moil&
us Plidden ar lbh pgri. They speak of the aemair
nioa es SNP dila it ear le perish aria
and pmvide amir tip* est mare wins iiiredima mite
the covering ,heat mi. ea hei edam. ma thet
time am to as astedel ef the tale rill, it is set yew
haW ad the ter weed her milted ea soda of
lib gram shahledditas,arreare, ere sealed thee
dr amidst isaispiette"Vwdree v. Lkhasid" it wed
braid, ma red ebbe beradaty thet the dime r
le Sr erwal the are shier= at St. lismirbse,
dew OM ow GM dr selearirt • emeradme
rk di leS. be mama [ha empuelms ef
'ham smetbarpely hatred the smermenter ef the=
es this polss
Ned with ispuet to the woods' ream etteched to the ests.
ream table et St Paul's. their isedalp a
shad their opinion that the teeirras tells Ytrd by

the taws was a tabs is the orderry nese of the wad. list
oreadals=utibleptis eix=vered nit a dads, st nick
V& oner
ts peeleh drs Line en dr le noire
&sadiron ef WINOS ~at es the ouldent
dam nth the "pith ar with the Mtn et segeldisas
Tisk bedthip see deny of idlers ihat sat c st they
rad vesomerid that apes Ibis pin dos the there can
did of dwell he neon
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whet is a mare kithf Isis a min di=s;
ebb h the bird awl nos an jr ban the
nerd se eseresise nth soprothises nip et the
dreth of &es Their men ben Is min an the
peen Ad they re dierab le on sire • Ask inn*
emend WI irk thud dry re sere be le tetraas &le a easmara
n to the adore nobs Ornettle Arcs nut M-
yles a wenn of the waisoce indlekedeC
Yeti, es to the eathreideni dkrYAdrawe
ate a omens IS of
sg arse nee paper Nereid
bat that it an ad r theserreaziergikailes cis
eines, are Sir as . TWIN on or jaa
to adopt this endesiers. An erne re • death ger
be armed nth a sloth nay der ad Wyly drib sine
&rap to nen with the atm drth, or with ads*. of the
NM
Cam et With& The Atha ',this ants Nor ro 1.
Y Now • di& eta bisilkkao7 bredern therifzeuite.
to gen spin& moth miens& Tanis ern.
tin Is set see soy ensisei rein it faierforage, rat
they rod theedire adviser mend of the !Mina
ths ekes nil kr dr erreers of dr Leers nee
the tier dare levies ben win urger to Prat
I.
The bel wale is, with espied to the &Leine. Ira
ad Yevad es the serrries Ithis at the tins of the
✓erissedsa et dr hely smoniss. Ths Lahrie sad the
ems resedhe the ens ef a lick vbile lira &ilk; an loth
the issessia the siert him have hen of 'piths
thee el lane re ad arrillsol with the
at Uri having regard le the earth rag
the
ipsia eh& is be be art Allisseglither
an art &peed in say ceir to !cellist wale freers
thrt the kr hes repard the dryades with* wllhY these
&its Weedy nerd Y angesplisse by the run heth of
this an the eserna kw north dr di-
, reed& el ths Innis red be andied with, sad, spa the
whale, err inelthip &I Mt Mein bar the eandosof
the Ails
_by the peen name epos this point,
arlibecel Or sews AAA, hr &nay ea des nowt to
save
Jeththrisle Is Are err hen bees shrilly
elin& isdnth itherlithe eon* te have bees reds at the
bran &
&in Or ea seri the snow den
art e*M ere se no& ado of
than the ewioY
an of arm b eseented; an la the. peweip, mg
IN& as in the Anent swab of party net her his ova
cats.
Is the are of Orion v. dr 11= at hear.ll net
- d rbiesdireatti I. the aim
it is fade
=doe desk briships to be sI le der eat WI the
K
drisrbary sad the Snip of Lanes mar
in the width has jut bra presoossan The
Ind hr been prevented trom attending bypath
bearers

HOUSE OF LORDS.—MAaca 21.
Concretes roa Paremnose.
Theft Ladehlp set et 12 &dock as st Committee for Privi-
lege* ; Lent Rededals is the &dr.
The Bari of Beadon'e end Viarount Hawarderie Amino to
vote is the election of repreeeshitive peers for Ireland were
allowed

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—MARcn 23.
(Before Mr. Cambium )

The role in the me of Mr. Charles Mathews, the eorne-
dian, to est oak part al his salary cat the ground " that he
waa of ability to pay his creditors," ors on for hearing, and
attracted a good 6ial of notion
Mr. Marred applied to make the rale absolute, on the
Lart of Mr. Aileron, and Mr. Dowse showed came for Mr.
The rule alleged that Mr. Mathews had an annual miary
of 4,1801. from Mr. E. T. Smith, of Drury-lane Theatre,
sal that be we. °lability to pa his debts tinder his inset-
wary bid year, when he was dorhmtd at Lancnoter.
Mr. Deem said it Irma one el the t appbmnona of
his boil MEd Mr. llergood, mad be should show it was
quite bus.
11argesil—That is not so bad as • "brio" application.
_ Mr. Down would show that it was baseless, hiring no

foundation. ,
Mr. Comminieser Ph And, pettier, " Imre not •
wreck ballad." („A
Mr. Demme emnamidintrit the mkt was inoperative, and
that le tea nabs adbrad oder the 07th section of the act.
Mr. Ilergesdi Mood to the ere of Mr. Finlaisen, the so-
resuming sansty,
„is which a losilor application was made.
Timm Wild MO dial* be • diffioulty to alio* the rule for
e Os wee he monad to wee sow in abeyance
for ea
Mr. Lewis (lark sad Lewis), as, attorney for Mr.
Mathews, denied that the eases wars similar. Mr. Finishes
had • wain been% anal Mr. Mathew. only a weekly
s=
• dilarsaies on the paid of law, and Mr. Dawes
barb( iiimalsl that be bed • fall wawa to the came,
The Oommlegenor alai the Whim* of Mr. Smith end
Mr Mom Is be ems&
Mr. Dowse promededi Wised Mr. Ilnith's ellhisa• which
▪ thet Mathew, bed been under an to
whim at Dr Mr.
laes,wkich ongsgementespi ollezios
of tints as the 19th istast. That *es wee maw me miffing
ashen hawses them miff say pasts far than net Mr.
Mallon wee maw unity • peaty
_msenemena link his.
That Mr. Mathews was toMNI Mita is LIM tad ur-
ea& te money paid by Iffis as sersty,
_end sesrwhis os
essount, a from ~a he a mot selloresl by his in.
sehary. That he mover pelil Mr. Metheas • mh=ol.
• with. That whim INlaraglipiant. lepeld Mr.
out of the eatery he was enllll4 es retake • sem et NE may,
esmeikrotmetheery belegiveted Is the moist
wen awl elm MY, *sea all* Mr. Medusas was sot as.
LlMmar Ids polities Mr. &midi Smiler dead, that
. Marsh roads ispilaffien to him math* peeltiot
et Mr. 11aftwers, he would have informed him attar stems.
Mr. oner Phillips Intimated that Mr. th's
affidavit was • complete answer to the role.
Mr. Mathews's slidavit sus required to be read, and he
stated M • mllivit that hs had renewed Mr. Alkroft't
debt trier Ids bssisOMyaback wan */ present debt ; that
Whim maims he lbedd paid SAW. off 3,0001. of his Lyccus
Alba what ansgsd: that beheld only 201. a week on amount
ef his salary, satinwh ill for six wake did not receive It.
Mr. &need (emplaned that the affidavit of Mr. Mathews
skald mot maser as the film of the cone, ma it was merely
persend es Mr. Alleroft.
A llemsndos mom on the subject, and the commissioner
enether affidavit from Mr. Mathews confining him-
iseeroed the rub.
Mr. Commilima Phillip.m said the rale had been fully
answered, and Vim the 'Moat wee filed It would be dit-

The tiff In this action -gee a aettartaaaa.heeper and it
1114 b. , In • ..tdrd-cler emerge ea the day the
to .sensed, end that be odorous the Wederich
00,01 abika• *wiring tactherrs firths pierild the
M btistijel: ad he wes an there le the set of
dce Ink yr weeksig
ewe eft
ffica.ffrs dr end die led ere
bee'deli wee eri be ins essird
d re tima, end rased & ds=44.‘ in aro-
pease"• Wary. On bairn at Or it err
...main.. to r wade out that dr hell at-
irc get oat of the Mire dr ac-
aged, and that the bait vas sr leshed et ell, but
that th• asy.k which threw hint elms resely is weed of
ateb' Alters when the breaks wan wirier% sod that the
wcr Ant was occasioned by the *WO ear assns in
iilnevourtug to get out before tha leer Wrens&
The jury foo.nd a verdict for the printiK drupe M.

CROWN Stor.—(Before Mr. BINS allMa)

=dose Nike, 30 .forbidding-loolft yenn4taile..t.
sn,
was for the wilful murder of bar ash
child.
M. Chersock, who snared hr the primer, said ha
"'al as alfirt.o to gargig. lOW a enniction far tea-
wain he aula Ihe eame.
The*, eerier bead the Omer Grill, at that
shwa
Mee DreakesBl.es also charged with the wilful murder
of Iter hush child.
The the prisoner of murder, bat found her
guilty of eatesalkti dr birth of the child.
she vas at awe Niel up for judgment, and his loedabip
said QM semis the had abeedy been In prison since the
month of OMAN; the amtenos upon her would be, three
months' impriemment end hard labour.
lb Gear priemer, Mary Anne Inks, wee andeaced to
air math* lard blow. It mowers that she was convicted
NM years ago of a idmilar ofenoe, and sentenced to four
menthe imprisonment.
Both courts rose to-day at three o'clock.

WESTERN CIRCUIT.—Exernt, MARCH 20.
CROWN COURT.—(Baton Mr. JOJMOO NrWRIRIL)
FEARFUL CRUELTY ON SHIPBOARD.

Morph Orr was Indicted for the will td murder of Edward
Hone, on the high seas, on the 3rol of Int, teat
Mr. Slade and Mr. Sisseton were comma for the proems-
ace; Mr. Coleridge and Mr. Baer for the prisoner.
A cue of such earful cruelty and atrocity so the one
now frilailed was, perhaps, scarcely ever heard. The pri-
mmer, a Ins-looking man, was the captain of a vessel called
the Hasineh Jane, of about 120 tons Mucks'. The deceased
wee a Meek man, a native of Boston, In the United State.,
deed ditty-two years of age, and was engaged as cook in the
ship. The crew of the ship contated of the captain, six men,
and • boy. In Feltruaay, 1856, the vessel smiled from London
tee Noweratle for • cargo of coals, end then proceeded to
ihmsa, then to Cape de Verde lolanda, to Rio Grande, and
dm leek to England. While they were in the Senegal
tier th• agibia commenced • most extraordinary series of
avabata—ballet and flogging the conk day by day for four
weeks, until, be becoming weaker and weaker front the
crueltiee, death, more teen-dui than his penecutor, relieved
him from his enfleringe on the 3rd of July. He wee beaten
by the captain and the mate with ropes, with broom handless,
sad alai a 'cat,' end when his back wsa raw he was
1111•Abli UM • brush. The poor fellow used to cry for
now, mod NBA upon the crew to come and help him, but
de sow dead ant interfere. When the vessel reached Rio
Hass& the crew informed the cooaul there of the treat-
ment the rook had received, and of his death, but be mid he
mid not do anything in the matter. The ship arrived at
Plymouth in December, and then an inquiry was Instituted,
which ended in the captain being .ent to prison for trial.
The following is • portion of the evidence of one witnem
only
Thomas Appleby, mesa= I saw deceased dogged
every night. I was at the wheel fur three weeks
or a month, and I have heard cries in the cabin on
the other nights. I maw his back twice. Once was the
night before that on which he died. It had sores all over it ;
parts where you could me the akin all knocked up, broken
and raw. The night before that on which he died, I eaw
both the captain and mate flog bin. He was lashed down
to • cheat by the thumbs, to that his beck was rounded. I
colored 352 limbos. (Omit sessestion.) I lam seen the
captain beat him with the lizard. He struck him on the
cheek with it nine days before he died. It cut his cheek open.
I saw the blood. For about ten or eleven days the cook
wan miming. All hand, looked for him. We found him
on tie cargo in the hold. The mate pulled him out, and
then the captain took hold of him and pulled him out of the
hatchway, and then kicked him aft into the cabin, swearing
all the time. When they were in the cabin I heard aka
forwerd. The day before the night he died be ems lying on
the deck ; the captain turned him over, and Let's
have • look at you, old darky ; he tore his shirt right up
and I eaw the tech all over mires. The captain told the boy
to fetch the oil-can, and he oiled the cook all over. The cap-
tain ordered the cook's cheat to be brought up, sad he pat a
shirt upon him, end he tat him ho might live in the keg-
boat or in the topgallant forecastle, which is an open place.
The captain gave him • biscuit. I did not see the cook till
eight o'clock at night; he then called for Jack Haver. I
went and found the cook under the topgallant forecastle,
lying in his elothee; he seemed very weak and very had. I
remained with him two hours. Ile asked for tea. I went to
the mate for it, but could not get it. I went spin abort four
o'clock in the morning, and found him dead and stiff."
The jury returned • verdict of Chatty of manslaughter,
end prisoner was sentenced to be transported for life.

MIDLAND CIRCUIT-WARWICK, SATURDAY.
The commission ea. opened this afternoon by Lord Camp-
bell, and bushman will commence on Mondaluu.onorning; at
10. Them arc 63 • for trial, the enema
whore am as fo w Warwick Gaol— urder, 1 •
burglary, 3 ; perjury, 1 • uttering forged notes, 2 ; fable
pretences, ; receiving good., knowing them to be stolen,
2 • relobery from cmployme, 2; and larceny. 9. In Binning.'
ham Gaol—Burglary, 6; robbery from the person, 11
uttering counterfeit coin, 3 ; forgery, I. In Coventry Gaol
1 ; attempt at murder; I ; throwing at a railway
carriage, 1 ; embmrlement, I ; rubbery from muter, 1 ;
larceny, 1.

NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—YORK, MARCH 19.
(mows COORT.—(Betas Mr. Justice Crompton.)

Oeorfe BM, 40, wait indicted for attempting, on the 14th
of April, 1&56, to administer to Theme. Bill two drachms
of primer arid, with intent to kill and murder him.
Mr. Pickering, (d.C., and Mr. Prier conducted the prose-
cution; Mr. W. Bigby Seymour and Mr. L. H. Bayley were
counsel for the primmer.
The utor we. a farmer, residing at a village railed
Minden, a few mike from Bridlingtou, in the Moot Rid-
ing. The prisoner woo his brother, and op to May, 1866, had
resided at a farm called Finley-bill, about • mile from
Orindaß. The ease ageing him was, that in April, 1858.
he bad pet some prussic arid into a bottle of sherry, and
sent it by railway to Orindall, for his brother to take. For-
tunstely, however, hi. brother. suspicions were mooned,
and in consequence of the peculiar =ell of the liquid, when
poured out into a tumbler, he merely tasted • little, and then
spat it out. Thomas Bell, the prosecutor, although be was
the youngerbrother, wea in n of some landed property
under hie father's will; e was married, and if he died
without lamas that property would go to the prisoner for his
life.
The principal evidence, after that of Thomma Bell, the pro-
secutor, himself, who could only prove that he received •
hamper containing the sherry m a atone bottle, which bad
some by the OriOall carrier, directed in a Mange hand-
writing, was that of Jamb Tranmaer, who was in the Berries
oldie prisoner as shepherd, and who proved that the pri-
sonerbytterevnen
i!t,!n.itnat.inimLiut:limanimpebr.ito tatke to the !tun;
the primmer had forbidden him M tell this, " as it would I:a
badjob," and had prornieed him 601. or lOW. to my that he
(Trimmer') had mat the hamper himself. It was proved
that the primmer bad eked far Fume add at a chemist's
.
a The teethes hod generally Mmn on friendly terms.
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jury, after deliberating an hour, retained a verdict of
Guilty, recommending the prisoner to merry.
The prosecutor joined in the recommendation, and did not
press 'or a seven. puniabment.
The learned Judge sentenced the prisoner to be trans-
ported for the term of his natural life.
The trial occupied nearly 12 bourn

Alderman Cubitt salted Mr. Woodfrigt erh, rept,ara,tad
the proprietor of the defendant's orne'4l,a, if it aaa the
perty of the cesdrayi oe if they sae Moot any influence Ur-et
tt in any way 2
Mr. Vk aodro d said the cothouty did not interfere with
this omnibus, or recognise it sa, their " at all.
Alderman Cubit% thr;t via no fcat7,-4. to ha, ...aka,
bat of course be could r.ot deride such a matter. flowerer,
the Leaden General Jmnibua Company must take it as a
wervkagt and if this really was their omnibus he would re-
commend them to diaconunue the unfair practice complained
et. As the defendant had not been summoned before, and
had bum civil to the pollee, he would not flue him beyond
requiring him to pay the meta.
The ants were accordingly paid.

BOW STREET.
Mary Beckett, a dirty, ragged and very ill-favoured wo-
man, of about 4.5 years of age, wee brought up in custody of
policeman Steadman, of the F division, charged with WOO-
rung two elide alive. It appears that tide horrible practice
has of late limn very much on the Menem' as is shown by
the number of chinned rate found every morning in the arena
and cello's of back nieces, such as the Coal-yard and Not-
tingham-court, having been thrown away dunng the night
The prisoner had been long suepeeted, and had frequently
been watched by the constable. She wee constantly about
the streets at all hours of the night, In the very places where
the oats were usually found, but until the present occasion
ohs had never been detected in the act of disposing of them.
At about five o'clock that morning (Saturday) a rester-
named William Payne, living In Nottingham-
ir.fx saw the prisoner skulking about with oome.
thing bulky in her apron. Ile watched her, and presently
saw her stoop down and thrust two skinned cats under the
flap of the collar. Ile then went in march of Steadman, who
took her In charge, and led her back to the place pointed out
by Payne, when he found ttlo chinned ate. They were
both quite warm and smoking, and one of them still quivered.
The prisoner then said,
_" They were the first two I ever
done" and afterward. added, " don't make it very bad against
me I will stand a drop of gin." He took from her the apron
and • couple of knives, and took her to the station-house.
On examining the carcases ho found a mark of a spike at the
back of the head of each, the usual mode of performing this
horrible operation being to fix the heed of the animal to a
spike by which it was "half-stunned," so as to be incapable
a fighting against its torturer.
Mr. Henry asked what was the usual price of their skins ?
The Constable said, he behoved they fetched 24. 24. when
taken from the living animal; but otherwise they were
utterly worthless. The fur lost its glom.
The prisoner denied that she Alarmed the as alive. She
found then, in the stress already dead the previous day.
Mr. Henry mid that could not be, for they were still warm
when found by the constable. The utmost pnmahmeut he
had power to indict wee three months' impriwnment with
hard labour, and he should sentence her to the full extent of
that penalty.