The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-29 00:00:00

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TINE'S T. BRATEITT..-A NOITLLT AAA E A
INTO CEBTODT
This was sa applwati a that May ButeleY. dot 51 S.
delosCosts is sett, who woe libt Nio So woody Of
lbe li•rjessat-Lres, WOO be lasdd arm to the asses'.
Saheb Poises.
It 'Prowled that setae estates bad tows ordered to be
aka iseW tM Mention of tbe sort, bed is order sees
Ards spas Mit. Beesley to predate varies' decussate
relatioe to tis state. In eseseqesee of her sat Why
obeyed this miss As wee tare Ste t seedy by *ees-
trebSenal la the musty of Cheshire Soyk tto
The Vice Masons de sited that the earn seder which
the prows woo tales might be peodeeed, we he die
fevered that as em M
s had boss sale by the setae'. Serb,
in the essiwiess of wads words is
ems et
gado, that
the oh ods end destisesSeequired wore in ber poosesion. TM.
tome bed bees esdowed is the rabsegasat order, width
✓esdand it awasebn tavalid. The defesdast snot, lkon.
lore, be disclaim&
hln Bandy shay stated that she had no Sado to enable
her to return to ClSobiro.
Tim Tow Chansons said in that Noe, n abs had bees
brash% op wrestifelly, be advised tie plalotiff to pay her
ezrwoose beak to Molds immediately. If be did sot do
so, the lady of& only to hiss eo Moody, sad he would see
what weld Salsa tee her.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.-SATVIDAT.

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This Jr attend. Bpsse;eif Memsoly apptorossee,
tostewbat advoased yews, woe opposed by Mr. Barred
en the pert of Ms. George N. Little. and supported by Mr.
Cooke.
_ _ _

Tre ease was before the seed ea tws former oesasioas.
sad wee tom farther adjurers's'. The soesplelat wok that
Mr. 1..t.1• hod bees defrauded by the iswelverst el 1.0101.
Abet three ran age Mr. Little, as *Witted alerh, assweead
as 'Wonderment le load mosey, sad saw the insolvent. The
malt was that Mr. Little Maid abeut 2,0001 la several
raw through the iaeolvest, who rot lias to mama several
bills for lib ecteumeisties. Mr. Little 1184 paideowebat

largely he tbe seventies. bed wee Wheatmeal les XL Yin,
bf the heelwnt, Kirby betas • disease et ibe heirismas'
Immune Cempeey. Mr. Little had • weeseleeesp Wheat
MIAOW., sad whin be weed the wevertieeseent Mesh
required a beam of lON. The insolvent lade bewswe, h-
awed kids es nine hrtber wok and he &dews Ids honey
to a loge elaneat. It appeared that the insolvent was •
sommisisa spot and bill broker, and had inserted the ed.
verdsemest i• question.
Cemsandease Ltw said he should apply his hind to
the evidnve before be ewes jetsam!, sad the OW was ad-
jouraed to Monday week.

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.
MIDLAND CIRCUIT.—Dzain, JULY 27.
ATROCIOUS OUTRAOR.
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/bawd Broom (sitsd 29). John Broom (*god 40), Sanwa
Greares (wed 33), &mutt Onsets Ina. (aged 19). Ed-
win While (nod 12), sad Henry Woodhouse (spd 42),
were charged wits a vow satrap *poi as old temple sad
their two ems.

The proseestee, Robert Allen. is 70 years of age, and be
sal hie family reside in • °ergs at littirland. The de-
fendants, 'keg with • William Greases, who has absconded,
and who eseme to have been • ringleader, had hem playing
at cricket oa Saturday evening, the 22nd of April lest, and
after the /Me they adjourned to the patdie-hease. About
two o'clock on Sunday morning they breed copes Allen's
blase door, and dragged his son, Samuel, to a pond, into
which they threw him; another eon, Themes, comings op to
look after kis brother,. was also thrown in. The pri.onew,
Broom. Wedshouse, the Willem 0101IVIN, who Ise at,-
emeded, and mane others who were not known to them,
returned to the house end dragged the old man into the pit,
where, after duellist him several rims, they SR hi.. The
same conthst was shown to the wife, who woe treated inde-
ceotly. Me. Brown, a surgeon, was celled in to attend the
old man, who has received two black eyes, a hrck'n rib, and
other injuries. Mr. Brown took the old man before the sea-
gietrets, and the prisoners were apprethoded.
Mr. Addams, on behalf of the defeadants, admitted
that it was a cowardly and Drivel meault, but
laid the onus of blows upon the absent man,
Greens. Ac regarded the two Groans and Edwin
Wait*, there use no evidence to show that they leached the
ter. Wodithwese, who shed tears, said they bad had
Evq=asid their object in going to the house wee to deck
the ens liamael, who frequently brat his father. Is conse-
quent* el the tether bear rather obetreptrons with them
they tack him too. 0a the following morning they lent the
old mans seventies, and expressed their sorrow.
His lettdahip remarked is strong terms upon the asters of
the Wesel, and said Mr. Brown bed does hinis•lf heaour in
candle, by the poor leas, and *Mug that justice was dent

The twe Brooms and Wodebouse were sentenced to
three calendar months Imprieonnn•, with bard labour.
The oiler three entered foto their own reerntais laces to
appear when willed upon to answer to another iodic:-
meat.

Mai Parts (bear._linons eirtu it-erns limn.
B1.1:11TOX 11. &MAVIS —BPICIAJ: JURY.
Plaintiff is a printer, natio, at Sheffield ; defendant is
landlord of the New Bs* Hotel, Matlock. Plaintiff. on
the day of the snidest that led to this seine, lett Sheffield
ne with Mr. Brooshmd, solicitor, and Mr. Taylor, sae.
twiner. They proceeded to Stony Middleton, Higbee',
Bekewell, sad from theme to the Peacock at Honshu.
Oa leaving the Fewest, they wait leisurely along the rood
lentil they nue to a turnpike pre, when they beard bones
r.nsiag towards them. Soon after they got through the
gate, the defends/it ras his hone at ho speed
suns* their phaeton ; the shafts were broke., sad
the hone na away with the broke. vehicle. Mr.
buttes was throws to the "round sad received severe is-
j..zirt, from which be ha not yet recovered. The action
w:.: brought for compensados kr lose of badmen, and ea-
peowi of Motes, an A great number of witnesses were
es anisad en both side', the moat important one for the
tie" ace luau Mr. Omni'', surge.., of Wirksworth, who
we' with Mr. Weave, at the time, and who swore that Mr.
Onsets was not to blame at all. Os one side it was said
it wat sot admit sight, and for the defence it was alleged that
it was dark, sad that there was no lamp' to the vehicle. It
occurred re the Bth Muth. The jay retuned • verdict
for the plalatlff—damage', 1201.

OXFORD CIRCUIT.-13TarroSS, JULY 25.
&roes Ids. Irene* WILLIMMS.
T.a Citation or Moe AT STATIOE).
Theme el the parties charged with riot at the pots*.
limit meeting at 8 afford, on the 10th January lam, was
fixed for this morning. As may be supposed. no mull de-
gree el haunt was masifested and great excitement pre-
vailed. Toe court wee eeotriled to fume, nomben of
applimate fat adusimies being enable to obtain room. The
bill was fesad by the grad jury at the last assizes, bet the
ac-seed gamma traversed, as the ground of the then prevail.
lay aphelia of the peddle mind os the sstjeet. Their hail
atavism bees mewed, they ware di/Om:get This messing
they all earresdered asd answered to the limn as follows :
Joseph Biadensen, Edward Finney. PMer Bailey, William
Harry. NW ism Simpson, Was. Simpson, James Godwin,
Thomas Stlar.sor, Richard Mointl lore Timm= Finney,
Josneli Riley, Sward Lawley, Williams Mauling", Thomas
:souk sad Mr. Charles Cooper. The indictment charged
dam wi h rownsitting a tilt at Stafford on the 10th of
Jimmy, 1850. The evidence went to support the facts
already deerribed is this paper. The joty returned unsaid
oi Nee Guilty. _

IMT 26.
nes Bwtsecoz )(nuns.

IVilfiaw Clirafrial,si;il3;wasiedTe7ed for the wilful
murder of flosseel Tennicliffa, Cu the 10. h of February last,
at the parish of Blow, by sdwialaterinet arsenic.
Mr. Serptant Allen sod Me. R. Kettle conducted the Iwo-
arcutioa • sad Mr. Muylpier yie defence.

h• court was crowded ay on secount of this case,
vicicle created greet lucid interest. The prisoner was, a very
taii taemuricg sly Get fire itches. and stout in pro-
poriioa. He was by tends a potter, and his hand was one
at the lamest we ever saw. His appeatasee wee shsgsish,
but not forbidding or repulsive ; indeed, that of an inoffen-
sive, heavy man. Throughout the trial, which lamed twelve
hour., he maintained perfect self-rawasion, and seamed the
no .t uncos.rerned person in court ; but be was overpowered by
tilt feeling of suspense whell the jury had been out for some
Mum deliberatiog on his fate, and hinted twice is the
Tie ram woe curios., se affordisg a proof of the seientilla
sumo la width plain and apparently Jig-rant people can
sow palest awls other in these parts. The pawn was admi-
nistered is such Minute doses and is such proportions of
crates oil mad amok alternately, as to produce symptoms
whisk led sermatty medical practitioner, who was called is
tug the primer and Mewl'', to proecusee that the deceased
was self ring from debility end old age, and to prescribe
pee trd:osly, and to certify afterwards that these were the
retiree of death. Ird, ad It use said that the prisoner and
hip abtttors mutt have Wed according to the formula of
rime ovine:al hard-bocki;leasyra the out their horrid scheme.
From the evidence it a that the primmer married
fa Axil, INS, the gran -Reim of Tussle:Ai, who was as
old hale sus of 70,lisiag at Balinese, and pawned of some
little freehold and other property. Is January they persuaded
him to go to Drinseetabe, to lies with thew. He went of the
10'' Jesuitry: taking a cow and some other property with
him, hut leaving the key of his house tout cid friend named
Juhp Byrne, and beeping Byrne en no amount to eta up
the key to any one tall he himself should oak Grit, sad
?vying some mere of his proptr.y an the hands of a Mr.
lls.ablettio. The E lth y of these parties tc, their trait i.e.,
la Irvetorn the muse of brinatin4 the transaction to light.
Tr o thus after the ohd man's removal to Briancon* the
pr. -oner called us as attorney at Aslite.urne, end employed
ham to prepare a deice' of gift of the old asah'e property fa
term el how tied his wit, ; on the 2lth January the pat
miser was to Ashboure eadsavouring to purchase anemia.
It did wit clearly appear that he succeeded. He bought,
however, 4011110 sager of lead, stating it was N sans kis
mother's bad ley, tut at that time be had ao sollor. Hs
tutvarptently bought meals, ltd a woman with whom be
Was la court, and who was believed to be his wife, was
proved to have gone ants a Sop and obtained 60 drops of
orotoa oil and emu imams ci Homed all. The old sun
Memo ill and took to hie bed. The ptholin, with groat
laindaies and solicitude, west to a neighbouring overseas
and bogged him ti) ems* sad see him. That gentleman
would aot mow at mos, but of inquiring what was the
mattes, was told that ale old au was omit lag from sold
sat diarrhea, std asstediagly seat him sees and