The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-17 00:00:00

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

HOME CIRCUIT.

JULY 16.

The badness tr the comity of Mem was weesweseed this
moraine J the Lord Chief Blau prodding oa sown side,
sad Kr. udie* Eris at aid =is. The entry enthe civil
side is wry light, there • sal, 14 eansee, 'need of
whisk ere undefended. TM maind saleader entaine a
very serious mous% of grim, sad it appease that, oat of Xi
primed% only two are able to read sad write well. Nome
of the asses disposed of to day reamed safielent features of
publie baportaaes to Notify thine being reported.
NORFOLK QLRCUIT.--RZDFORD, JULY 16.
This evening the Pftee arrived from Aylesbury, by spe-
cial Igaia• Pirmied" " their loddian, ham whew Mr.
Justice Pedalos was ammorted to the 81sizoliall, when b.
°pseud to eimaledes.
There is not s sink came entered Ise trial ia the Nisi
Prise Court. There ore two printers for housebreaking,
three eeversl asses of snalisioaely wouadiag, sad four minor
dream.

MIDLAND ClRCUlT.—Noanumrrox, JULY 18.
Para Platt Was still occupied with eagles is nisi pries,
Me. Parlout Mamba, took hi. seat ca the eriasiaal side at
alas o'clock this metaiag.
_ _ Cask pa FaLOWIOCII STUBBING.

R. &Rah, d Yl, wtWitllll;lZOsaly stabbing
Sauna Wanes Bud a% is the Wiest.

preseenied ;aTiersatTe; was not &loaded.
It appeared that the affray oat of which the *large as...
took place ea Om Sad November, 1849, at Buttes Berme,
the pr.soser not bed m/ apprtheadsd until May last. A pular
house quarrel bad led to a Beht, whisk was interrupted. sad
the parties shook heads. Afterwarie they agaia mous
tired es the road to Hartmeough, sad Imola* had one woad
the primmer ma to his clothes, which ke had throws off, sad
rushing ea As prosesator stabbed his is the left breast.
The wound was • seven one, under the left cellar boas, jam
over the azillary artery, sad lad it been • liltle deeper the
man must ham Weds. death.
Ti. rieoser's debase yr that prosetator had bee. int-
tatiog ham all day, ad at last would fight his. What he
bad den was la his owa defence.
The jury *mad his Gray, aad the loused serjesat ssa-
Mated lira to tom years' tressepoetatioa.
_ Asearyr ANIS Bo RRRRR at DILIMIITIT.

Edmond Bowe vim charged with 'Wanly mean* sad
relhiag Jeta Hon, at Daveatry fair, as the 10th of April,
1849.

I 'was thews is *videos. that the prosecutor sada Mend
left Daventry about 12 o'clock on the night in question,
and that when about a quarter of a mile from Daventry, the
former approached a pate, with the iatostko of ironies be-
hind his friend on horseback. The horse shied, the rider
was thrown, and samethini happened to the prosecutor
',kWh deprived his of Ids SWIM Willa he recovered he
found four or five ma plendertaw him. He lost tea firm
pound notes and one sovere4a, and was'cruelly beaten.
Several witnesses deposedthat the prisoner and three
other men were seen to follow prosecutor and his friend, and
that subsequent to the robbery the whole party were met by
Om constables maths' for the hoses of one of them, aimed
Frost. The prisoner was seised, bat connived to maps, and
was not taken until flay last. A Sl. sots sad a purse, iden-
tified by the promeater. were head on the spot, when the
scuffle took place.l
(;wiry.--Seatenoed to 111 years' treaspereadaa.
WESTERN ClRCUlT.—Wmairant, JuLT 1&

Caows Cocar—Baroaa Ma. Rtsowu. OVIX[Y.
BrlOl.lllT AND ROBIZILT.

Geo►ys Grow7;rriidiciaiiiii>r;ii'uTiiiito etsa boom of
F. Pierre Aoger, Eq., a medical as melding at
Carisbrook.

It appeared from the evidence of the prosecutor that he
went to bed, oa the 7th of March, stout 11 o'clock, having
made etermtbie6 fast. There were no window shatters, but
bolts to the wiadowe. Oa the morning of the Bth he went
down stairs end found the wanking-room door bolted la
the inside, which was not left so. All the books, dtc., were
thrown about, and the window had been broken. The boa
box had been broken open. A travelling box bad been re-
moval. He enatised the room and found a silver-mounted

pip. gone
money, mad canons other az:isles were gain His writieg-
de4 was alto in &ander. The window had been brokea by
having paper made to fit the square, stack to it by treacle,
after the application of w►ich adhesive paper the window
could be broken, the fragmate adhering to it, and therefore
caused no noise.

Geo. Grapes, inspector of police, went to Mr. Angers ea
the Bth of March, sad found the house had bees entered es
above described ; he also found track' of footsteps whisk ear-
responded with the shoes of the primers. Witness pre-
dueed a magnifying plus, a pair of slippers which were.
speeded with the weeks, sad a pipe, found ea Newbury.
19 imam thee searched the houn of the prisoner's father,
and hind on silk kaadkerchiefs,a pair of drawn, and other
goods; he subsequently found several other ankh, fa the
plus described by the last witnese. The witness also pro-
duced some of the adhesive paper, with glass adhering to it.
Wooldridge, another peleceman, also produced a quantity
of goods found in the house of the prisoner, whisk were
identified by the prosecutor.
Guilty, but recommended to mercy in consequence of his
youth.
Mr. Cook put in a written character for the prisoner, end
his lordship made inquiries respecting him, which resulted
La the Saperinteadeat of Polies stating that the prisoner was
is the habit amain with bad characters, although never
beton convicted. Six months' Minimum's .
CHaaol or BIOAMT.
Sophia WAiriar Weans was !ideated for aunts.
Edwin Doswell, her foram hothead, George Winters,
being then alive.
Alit. Mitchell proved that be was Smut at the wedding
of Mr. Winters sad the primer Is 1839. at &wham Mr.
Wisten was a WMt and tillor. He afterwards got a situa-
tion on 'nerd one of her Majesty's ships sad went abroad.
The mimosa and her husband now live together. He was
ahead six or seven years.
The parish clerk produced the certificate of the marriage
of the prisoner and Edwin I) nwsll,lB4B, and of the former
marriage with Witten, in 1839. He is sure that the primer
is the same hunk.
TM leased Judge directed Edwin Doswell to be called,
who mid he was the prosecutor, but it was aghast his will
he did so. He was annied to prisoner in 1848. Ho knew
she Whoa married while she was a miser, and he thought
that was invalid. Her husband was abroad some years. Bee
lived with prosecute, two years, and he was the first to am-
soakage to her that bet busbind had arrived in Englaad.
Prosecutor had sent letters from Mr. Winters during the
time of her living with him. He persuaded her to marry
him as be thought her tint marriage was illegal, and that
induced her to marry him. He should not have isstlfteted
this ornecutios had she not lest hiss and gone to live
with Winters.
Tao learned Judge commented merely es the modest of
the prosecutor ; sad the jury fanned a radial of Nei guilty

Maw sa to the railway,. Ababa ea tbs lime the seed
teala one op, awl so &she had rat litsa ,
N their messes were beak sash ast la
the Has ierwaimal shot that. sad saga* deem ads
leg pees& Ciaapsweetiva yes se%exelbsebts=esgs
became segligease was impaled to
vests, is set hoagies the gates dead, se as le
Cmilhones sod Wm* As* beta apes the Mae.
dshadiate bed three plias ea ths=titithat se
we gays esesadly, that tise troy* railway is
said ewe spat a level is *a sog.
thirdly, that the *Wife bases wore set ee sae
highway. The main plat in the ans wee fig ass
las w•Tsialgiesiod idelitiVrthe adiadassa eat oily
that It sat.
Nis lords* riled that It is highway, sad &reseed tits
tra=ll. thmeit' 16°' thas I" him, Web*
Se have loses there ; that eta his elm
il=, bat he reserved tide_ peat.
latilmier the playa kr Ail , wiA leave to the maps*
Is nave.
IPOSSULD AiD 01113111 e. CRAWSNAW AID AgOeltall.
Mr. X. 00.11111 sad Yr. Hell were ler the plaiatiffa sad
Mr. Yantis sad Yr. Atkins°, isir the defeadaats.
The plaiatifs is this saw MM... lama' sad Ca, are
slaw mesas at Dora*, mid haws M late yams issea very
slash employed ia saws woks. deiss
dente. Mom J. sad I. Oalishaw, ere the wellAaera
sostreseses, waists* is this Nasty. Ia 11$ rwy OS.
Wasted Oar part Si oho works es the Ls* all
sad employed the *WO So de
sa Issas X ilie
whish is idea shigal Th
deals paid Obisasiesamtad, km Sim it ties, LOW law* ss blames
X between SIX sad sae still deep sad eh* eau skis
"NI '"! bred" !",srly•

dedbadems Needed. fag, that tbey were sem Is.
&bard ; sessadly. IbM May had paid; sad, thirdsy.
that they beds ess•eitre missy (2001.). Mask they bad paid
the plidatia mos tims ibty were melded te.
I. the midst et Ike dadmdsat's ems ....Mr.... teak
piles. whisk ended is M. parties smell/ft this a milks
Amid be takes ter timr_pielatiis ire 2001.
I. Me Crewe Mart Mr. Jostles Croswell wm ....pied
tke wkeki a< Tasuisy Is the Otlsy murder Mak
TM isqairy was Est ...sided wkwa our aspen UM
&spatula&

NIIITZIDAY.

Swam MAMMON AMISS •W• • Biwa cw Ilsan;;Afm
The J5/7 Adjewened Gomm Amuse of the Poses lit
Idialleses eseemsniall peseeday mania, at the de=
Hash OlarkestrelL Them ware liftr sine primers
with hiewy isd es with milelliegiewer fer
The leaned hedge Mimed awry 'boa shape to the
sea.d lu7 spa the MMUS Si the duties they had to pew
fens, and the most asp illhal Maim is whisk they multi
be discharged.
Uneasy OW salt OnIAT WENTZ.* RAILWAY.
Joiner Thank,. 16, sad Marne Nonboa, 17, were 1.-
dieted for steals' at the parish if Peddiaton, sight inn
bolts, value de., the property of the Great Wale,. Balmy
C""sediklem
Kr. wee for the pressakes ; itr. Gifford ap-
peared Ise lkoialeasers.
The sitars is the ease was the brother of the
prbower a boy about ten years of age, host whose
evidence kippered that he sad the pelmet, were Wheels;
about the aids neer to the rawly at Paddington, whoa ewe
of them appestod that they ahead take some but. width
were also med by weeklies is repairiag the rails. They
took eight sail threw them ever a kedge, and then went sod
lay ander& tree, whoa they were apprehended, their sow
duet hales bees under the eye of O'Hara, one of the am •
May's mambas.
The der's." was, that it wee but a piece of mischief on the
rut of as boys, sad that they had so istestien to steal the
belts. The learned ensued esr.ted evidence to the character
of Training, and apologised that the witnesses to the chaos.
ter of the other abeam were sot then proem.
The learned Judge, with some warmth, sad this was
extremely Improper oa the part of the attorney who
Instructed Mr. Gifford to make that statement, when he
mut have haws what would have bees the revolt had sub
witnesses hoes celled. TM awn haew realest to sad*
it that web wtineeses were sever iatestad to be examined
at all.

The attorney said be weld ware his lordship that be
had bees instructed that an employer of the boy's would be
present to speak to his chaster.
The learned judge sansaed up, and
The Puy found the prieseers Not Guilty.
ZOOSIST soft The PhleOlf.
Omer Hayward, a desperate {oohing fellow was convicted
of robbery frees tie parson.
The learned Jedge add the prima h been convicted so
often that it wan impsestble Ise hiss tompass any seatenoe
save that of tampenalina.
Transported fx ten years.

THE POLICE COURTS.

CLBRIMWELL.

INPUT/RN? RO/1111kT.-.-A pions sun, wbo refused to
sire kis name or address, was, charged by Mb. Isabella
Dickson, bookseller and ststleasr, IA No. 70, Osoltot-
streetellaseri-town, with basisg stoles a silk gown and an
*pros.
The prosecutris stated that yesterday afternoon, about two
o'clock, she bad osessies to call on Nue Pyle, her next door
seighboar, wbas she left oa the equator the silk rows,
sprom, te. la about two salaam she was returaisig to her
bows whom mho saw Ms primmer rash tot of the shop wltli
Os bustle is his posseiss. like called spas Ms to deliver
up Ms basis, lissbalwa of witb all his speed. SW pinged
the priessar and ho was takes late melody.
Primer lid set deny the robbery. but said his family con-
nexions wore of this greatest respectability, sod hie °sly mo-
ties is sot beiag oneasitaicative se to his Dams was in mad-
ders** si their hoellage.
Mr. Combs said it wee a mot barefaced robbery, sad the
prisoner wee sommittedps