The Express.
London, England, 1850-12-12 00:00:00

ASSIZE INTBLLIGIENCE.

SOUTH LANCASHIRIL—Lrrmoot., Die. 10.
Basun Ma. Junes Tiunas.
Mass Armin ran Mien&
A youg man, named ilmnimen Francis Milli, was
charged with • misdemeanor, seder 23 scents, alleging that
he lied defrauded Thomas Baneley sad a umber of other
parties of smell sums of money, sad also, I. erajauctiaw with
then frauds, denuding bar Majesty.
Mr. Serjeut Wilkie anted the facts of the ease, from
which it appeared that the prisoner was an officer of excise
at Bohn, end had remind several sums of money from
various parties for lionises to sell tea, tobacco, &c., end also
from some brewers. The duty of the prisoner as an omen
was to receive the applications from parties for licensee end
eats them in a book, but not to rewire money, which was
the provisos of a superior officer, in fat the collector of
tube. The cunt first dwelt upon 'hatted the prima,
wish resolving 18s. 91d. from Adam Monte, a shopkeeper at
Muklead. hill, in Little Bolton, fora to and abases listrawA
for which he had act somiented.
The permit jest eased deposed to paying Os k
1848, for a buses for • gutter of s year ter Os Form sees'
premed, sad after wards to paying him he drams be r.
Jan 1849 sad 1860, neither of whirl had ken paid saga
the solleetee easier; nos bad the witness reoliveil say papa
or acknowledgmest for the same.
Benjamin Fenn, an stoics officer of Bolton, said that
Morris had ban to the excite once, of which he lammed
Mil 4. He told the primer that Monis said la had had
so papers foe two sr three years' bills; said he had pail
that ma's Bases, and tak the mosey when he caul get
it trots him.
James Rigby, of Cross-et/at, Little Bolles, dilemma in
paymeate to the prisoner wader drameteasse of a simper
character.
Several other witareems deposed to payments to the FM-
sear of a like kind. The whole a the setae were at
enured into.
Tao prisoner defended himself, and ages =malted tlis
witnesses at great length. He also adrenal the Jury to •
considerable extent, in which he jultided hiededialeg tbe
services °faunal, and contended that his AMIN was se
manila:ions that he might have forgottea to have ands
neereesry returns. He said he had been is the swam hg
aliases year', dais( which he had art had on. inlet
complaint laid what him. Be jestind his mom elf
lite as tree from resplies. He stated that he left the WNW
in July last. Bs had gems as a tans missionuy
Devosport, at a laws gaup than he bad i• the miss,
prawns. that mak of Ws. He then referred to as
advertisement, enwrassoliagilms Ebel his Waiter* at Bolas,
and his removal, which he illelleald thawed he was laving
the movies honourably. He Aimed that It was the tastes
of dicers to feelliT•l3lo4o, sad M mete sat rpm. He ad-
mitted resolving the money, whisk be hal awe aided, mad
never would have denied, if ite lad bass eked stoat B. The
money ressived was a private treassiMin. Beessit
it to the collector by another pasta. Is W paid hngeral
of money so. It was customary fee *olden 111=MSWE
is to the collator by the waiters at the ism aad
sainted that he could prove,lata. Uneaten, MN Mis law
woo es twoh meamonly by the He ales eilladsi Is the
false siahliaalis, which ha said wen given to the dila MINS
of excise, as to aims keepisg horses. He had lad these
weeks' notice of the Mare Inquiring Mast kin, Am be
went to Developer; but he had never gem met of lieps
nor athesaled himself, bat had seat his hi adios. Waal"
to any oat who might require It And it was a* View
months ego he had any °Cal notice of it by • passable
arresting -kis. The whole =out laid to his sharp in
three plan was wider tea pounds; and would thetjmy
believe that for that paltry me, Ia that time, be weabi
sacrifice' his cancer ? The primer admitted that he had
been • caroler, a not liking his situation, and thought
that that lean/atlas deenved punishment; bat he would
ask whether he had sot bass psaletial elremly. It
loot Wails Misdate—ft bad tasks 16 lailk.doi II vas
Mailing dews Ids kids's* moan% ply this with

TISTIZDAT.
Coaariaaor TO DTTIMID AN INSIMANCIII COW'IJIT.
2f:i=7le Salsa, aged 33, and Mark Coesoos, aged 31, were
with kavbag at Liverpool. enesred tooth* to
by Wes prosiams • large sum of mean *ea Ik.
Reed lowans. Common of Liverpool, with intent to de-
fraud the seempany.
Mr. Bliss, with whom was Mr. Blair sad Mr. Raelfro.
appeared for the presmatkm, and the primers mintie•
leaded by Mr. Jima.
There wen eight 'nate haws indict:mot, the peinlpsi
charging that the primmer"de a fain declared's .1
the value of pods descroyed by a its, ia coda to dielheol
the imanam esespaay.
The primmer Smith was a tailor and ilesper.lllllo
bushier at a 'bap, 160, Seethad-road, sad Cam.., IRO Woe
primmer, was his freemea. la the spring of this year Smith
bad get bete embarrassed cheemstanceo, sad two moans
before affeedag the policy of lasanner la wood= he had
band is seetesery to artily to hie seedliers b give
Ina time to pay kis debts. Asesagm where he applied to
Mr. Dina, to 'nom he owed 90/., and Dina appointed •
seas named Taylor, with Smith's oonourresee to look iato
hie affairs. He foniol that 2201. was du to him ; that his
stook-lo wade was worth 1371., the fixtures 401, sad
that ks had three poen& to sash, maim al=
a entatmeas of 4001.; sad he fond also that be was
2601, se that the banes In hi. Wow amouat.d to 1601.
la Is. Mao two mouths after this, that was es 13th May.
Bank Man* Mena and Inane for 8701. Vary she
elterwarda. h Jely, a Ire took place; it broke oat about 11
Dank ea a Onnlay might, bat is half as hoar was soda.
refried. Thus was sees. epos the premiss'. The whole
ef lie sink is the shop was damaged, but nosed It had
bioneolisely dawreyed. la two or three days afterward. the
primer male his skim at the dies. Smith, is reply to
quarks, said be could not .tartly tell what moues of
stash had been destroyed, as his vouchers were horned sad
.sly two ledgers leR; bat that he had takers stock In ;the
Montt previous. mad that it was then worth 1,8001. Oa the
10th of the same monk he west before Mr. Rushton, the
t=ariat=thandZioldttetb2.6thubrith „d itarnatilsem wie-e
to the Royal losurean race with a copy of this document.
ilmitk ass Aimed 8701. The declaration set forth that
W sink wee worth 1,6001. excluain of Worm,
whisk wen see down at 801. The company appointed
teaef the met respectable tailors of Liverpool
to apeman the injured stock, and their estimate was that
whoa main it mos worth probably only 961. Amongst the
detailed items be the declaratloo, and which went to lona
the sum total, two bantam were referred to of goods
leinivad Naos the policy had be...felted—one for 311., and
the other for 271 ; but it was shown ia evidence that then'
precis. goods had been carried off in a box by the two
prisoner about the time of the Cr.. The ogle, which would wispy the whole of the day, was
proondbag when our despatch left.
Smell is to be tried in the morning, as also Mr. Black.
burst, am attorney at Preston, charged with forging his
wif.'s will. _ _ .

Bzwas BAzoli AUIEMSOP.

Sairrancns.
Yesterday his lordship took hie seat at nine o'clock, and
proorded to per seaters upon prisoners previously con-
victed.
John Chartesworth sod John Smith, for remaking and
&tumperor' to rob Mors Fletcher, at Manchester, IS months'
ri anent each.
William Goatees:A, Abraham Wade, Samuel Jackson,
sad Henry ArAtoorth, for burglary, at Oldham. were on.
tered—Jacksea ass Ashworth to transportation for tea
years ear, sad the other prisoners Is two years' imprison- '
emit each.
Joh', South, for result and robbery upon Robin Dickens.
at Morkester, to years' russportation.
Margaret Leeeh, for bigamy, one week's imprisonment.
Ann Carroll, for $ bits offence, one month's ruins-
met.
William Oreig, for studies a letter to Mrs. Btebbleg,
threatening to hum down the Amphitheatre, with the
intention to extort mosey, sera yeses' tire
HOW &MIMI° IT • Limo B r.
James Barks*, • welt looking boy, 16 years of age, was
iadicud for hairiest stoles • gelding, with saddle sad bridle,
the propertufeffernoil Bore. Another count laid the
Pr°l:rtiotsu, nillsaLeds, last summer, Lo se.
purebred
a hone, which be lent to Mr. Bodes until the following
Buy hone fair, on the 18th of September. Arsordlugly,
ea the day named be raided the fair, and placed the hone
in the stable, tad then went into the fair to look for kis
trier, Mr. Lamm, whom be shortly met, and they west
together to look at the hone, but lord that it bad been
taken from the stable. From einumatanors whisk saber
quietly respired, little doubt remained that it had been
stolen by the prisoner. On the 26th of the same Earth Mr.
Bodes (he Ming on hornbook at the Ur) met the groan
riding a horse on the road between theskport and baser.
The prisoser made off, and Mr. Bodes followed, sad they
galloped for several miles, oath they same to the bottom of
a lane, to a gate, whir the priorer's bone refused to leap.
Here the pr jumped of , left the horse in the inns, and
made earn the field., but was subsequently apprehended.
The bone left is die lane was not the its. as that stoles
from the stable at Buy, as the prisoner, it was shows,
had changed that or with a fanner for as old grey hone.
and 41. to boot, but on riding home, the gray lions
lame, he tamed it into a field, taking in its plus the bone
whose swifter the peceseator had tested whir pursuing the
MTbe jury ford the priers Guilty.
There was another I-'°& eat war him for steeling the
horse whir he had takes hapless of the grey re, bet it was
sot proceeded with.
A prior corkers for horse stealing, 12 months ago, was
then
Thprisoner was enteaced to be transported for 16 year
It being evident that Birrell's ow mild not be taken to-
day, Mr. Jerks Telford fixed it for the first ease in the
morning, after which the trial of Blackburn, the 'norm
' of Preston, for forging a codicil to his late wiles' will, will
ba tars.