The Express.
London, England, 1850-08-02 00:00:00

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

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This mass, widish, as was stated yesterday, was as action
to try the titbits • kedge and ditch, was this atoning brought
to • conslusioa warty thirty witnesses hark( been examised
o• gas side sad the *Mtn.
The Chief Berea summed up the whole esire this morning,
sad the Jury miter a abort deUberatioa returned • verdict tur
the ffelandeat.
This is the mood time this sense has been tried. Upeu
the fat massian dui jury band for the defendant, but a sew
trial wee mated, saddle malt, it will he seen, Insilco same
as at the former trial.
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' G. Dodson, the gamekeeper, who was eouvicted on Wed-
sesday of feloniously rhootieg at • min named Withers,
with latest to do him grievous bodily harm, was placed at
she bar.
Mr. Justice Elle, addressing the prisoner, said that be had
consulted the ICei.:f Baron up= the legal point that had
been raised is this cote, sad that kmued judge appeared to
differ with him la his construction of the law. He seemed
to think that it the prisoner had really discharged the gun
nada the insanities' that the party at whom he aimed it
had committed a felony, it would reduce the act
to an otbnce of a minor character, sad he also sansiderea
that it was compotes' for a person so circumstanced to set up
as a defeats, after the occurrence that the party he shot at
had ia point of fact oommit.ed a felony. iJader these Mt-
ealllitleteell he should reserve the point for further cousidera-
tioa by the Court of Appeal, sea until it was decided the
prisoner might go at large, upon his entering into his own
reeogaisaaeo is 401., with two sureties in 201. each, to appear
and receive judgment on a future octagon.

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Ores Lee, IS, was in-d7teci eci7sieiriTsia purse, containing
two shillings, two sixpences, end four perm, the monies eil
Jams (Mick.
It appeared from the statement of the prosecutor, as Irish
lad, who told his story with great artlessness sad simplicity,
that os the Murrains of the 3rd July he wee asleep is the
road, near Stone, when the prisoner &lecke him, sad pat
some questions to him, and apes his &eking him to go with
him to • farmer's, when he said he could get him same
work, he aosompanked him lain • wood. Hu* the
asked him it be had got say mosey, and, is his eayrXr at
he had • little, he odered to give him • puree to put it is.
The peowrotor told him be had got a rums of him own, sod
the primmer asked him to show it him dad whoa be pulled
it out of his pocket, he isalehed it trim; him and ran with
it mid ihs 011SWStr.
Is &sewer to emetics, that were pat by the livened jades,
the poor boy said that he wee *minty fringing is this nous-
try. He had some trims Woad to see his heather, who wee
• soldier at Chatham, and he had .:nee bees seat le
mid he had been left is this coustry without an au
to protect him. A farmer, named Williams, gis the
neighbourhood, Lad, however, takes pity is him sad had
given him employ meat at pea picking, and he was in his
'envies whirs this tranrection happened ; but aa it was a wet
day he was amble to work, and this was the reams why
he was away from his employment, and in the polities is
which he wee discovered by the prisoner.
The jury fi had the prison*, Guilty. and he was sestosecd
to be imprisoned sad kept to hard labour for Wes mestbs.
At the don of the ore the members of the bar and the
jury made up a asincripties for the poor lad who was the
prosecutor, and when the amount wog handed over to him, a
good deal of amsurement was excited by the earsest manner
in which he rushed into the witness box sad thanked the
gentlemen for their kindnees.