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

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

HOME CLECTIT.—OULDFOID, A LGUST 7.
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FaLuxiors ASSAXLT.

William Eve, 44, wasess;:etr, IS; u tb., dearest pota-
ble trideuce, of a famine assault spea Amy Emm:.
Eat-
•es, a child utder tea pars of age.
ata imaktag tome appropriate remarks epos
the atrocious eotrae.tr of the cfferhe, swum rod the primmer
to be treati.arted tor ilfe.

A POACHING L7FRAT

Amos Innokester, 39, labourer, was indicted for feloni-
ously enacting at William White, with intent to do bin
grievous bi..dey harm.
llir. Clarks= proteen•ed, and Mt. BAIA/via* defended
the prisoccr. . -

prosecutor in this ease is the gamekeeper to • gustie-
st= wood Baer, living at Frei...hew arid it appeared that
entt,rnight:lthe 13th Jatuary, 1819, he was out watch-
ing with an assistant Wept? named L.fvelaud, and they saw
the prisoner come out cf tis cottage, with two other ma,
and they proceeded In the direction of the game preserves.
The prosecutor aad his cifnipsaion followed teem, lead fear
other men j Men the prison. r and his a mpar i ,us, acid soot
aft mud: they saw tat the keepers were watching theme
and gavel " •iew ass while the pros. envie In se rud-
ing at a short eistaree from th. party, two gnus were dia.
charged by eon,. of the men, tee shots tram ',Lich rattled
past the keepers, but wi bout doing them Buy injury. The
keepers set le iag in 'efficient numbers to attaa their
ousai.ants retired for the purpose of obtainii g assistemor,
end when they were re-ir.f reed they eaamin•d tee wood
where they bad Been the men and din-cured a dead cock
V.eaglet, the feathers of a bee pheasant awl the woad
pile had also been oistubed and a porian oohs. Two of
the party were tried at tte suleequett Mate amiss Le the
cffeas of shooting at the tauten, and there being NON evi-
dence that they were the p.reone who actually fired the
shots, they wen convicted and sentenced to trearpor.atian.
The primmer it appeared absconded inonefhately after the
museums, end was only recently taken int, custody. The
4Liy evi..cnue agairm hiss, hnrever, was the feet t# ho being
in company with the other nieu,atd there wu nothing what-
. ver to show that he had in eery manner seacioned the dis-
charge of the fire arms at the keeper/.
To* Chia Baron ruled that, upon tlnses facts the present
indictment could not be supported. Be seed the law un-
doubtedly was, that where several persons went ow with one
comma object, they were al equally Mpoasials fur any eat
that ad, ht be committed by the hand of caber is further-
Lure of that objet, hat before this could apply, it mast he
shown that every we of the pert; entertained that common
object. Iu this we, these was very little deabt
:hat the prisoner kneaded to eats: his monpa-
aloes to steal game, but he did not see say
eviilesoe to show that be entertained the intention to
sheen et the keepers, or that he did anything is turtherance
of that proceeding. lie therefore was of spirits that the
indictment which carp d him with that Wheat avail not
be supported.
The jury, therefore, under his kedship's direction, re-
tarried a veruict of Sot Grapy.

'llte prisoner errs Men arraigned upon another indictment.
charging him with aummiming a burilary at Behuret.
/dr. Cierkson said that in this case the prmaipal evidence
against the prisoner was the discovery of a portion of the
stolen prep-rty concea'ed at his cottage. As, howe e cr. it
appeared by the evidence in the previous case that the
prisoner had abandoned his reside's*, and aid nc,t appear
to Lave bud any control over the precatres, he aid
not think that the finding of the proper: y under such
eir.wontances would be a sufficient ground for crinng upon
the jury to varlet him cf the offence with which be was
charged ; and be should, therefore, not offer any evidence in
support of the indictment.
1 A verdict of Guilty was accordingly taken.

MLDLAND ClRCLlT.—Weawics, At GUST 6.

Dm= NIL BARON ?tan..
TIM BrHOLUM AT CHARLECOTE HALL.

John Briery Brarashare, aims Thomas ire/liatu, aged 28,
and John Berets Erane, aged 33, were indicted for haring
committed • bnrelary at Charlie-on Hell, and steeling
thorny= a picture, value It , • knife, no seals, • INA. ea
inkstand, value 11., • jug, and a seal, ffri, the property of
Mrs. Mary Edzabeth Lucy.
Tois case excited a great de.) et interest in the county,
as agnetgst the valuable artic.es stolen from a place remark-
abie for its fine collection of rarities, was an original por-
trait of the Sir Thomas Lucy, before whom Snakepeare was
brought for deer stealing.
John Forst.e, littler to Mrs. Lucy, elated that on the
ci the burglary he secured the doors and windows.
Nixt morning he discovered that the library window had
brill forced open. Caskets and cabinets were broken open,
and • great cumber of valuable enders had been taken
away. The dining.room had also been entered in a similar
war, from the exterior, but nothing had been removed.
Mrs. Lney's room had been ertered by the shutters having
been forced open, sod was in great contusion. From tlim
apartment a very valuable gold watch had been taken, and a
miniature or Sir Thomas Lucy, contained in a casket, was
gone. Property to the amount of about 4001 had been
taken away. The watch alone, which was very ancient and
va:uable, he thought would teteh at an auction from 1001.
to 4001. The watch was presented to one of the Lucy
family by Charles 11.
Gorge Glossop, Inspector in the Birmingham Police De-
tective, stated that, on information he had, be grocested,
after hearing of the burglary at Charlecote Ball, to
Edward'e-row, Birmiagham. Neither of the prisoners being
there, Glossop waited until 7 at night, when Bradshaw drove
up in a car, and was immediately captured. The primmer had
a carpet bag in his hand, ou azaminaucan of which
two gold tops be jag", a fruit knife, with part
of the coral handle r-zonnuag, the other portion if which
was afterwards found at the ball, a 'miniature in a bag, two
seals, and a small box. Bradahaw had also with him
444 lose in gold, sad a pocket k. Previous to the arrival
of Bradshaw si nese had searched • room. into which he
who was the land-
lwadsayeakotwhs: bhyou.the priso
lsatehisr Bear's
r,. skeiste four,na
inkstand,a
queutity of torts, • pistol, dark law ru, contra
bit, a art of ',Aloe& keys, Le. Bradahaw had
a double-barrelled pistol in his poesoseion, loaded,
when epprehinted. Uu comparing the housebreaking
instruments he found with the marks left in the sada,-
frames, 61e. • Char,eoom Ball, they erectly flint. In the
et am la umber carp, t bag was a growdar flask, powder.
ballets, ears, Bre. Winona then intercepted Bradskaw's
letters, and en obtaining poseneion at the one now drown
him, he went to L.yerpool, and took Evans. Enna said "he
' was innocent, for Iliedshow brought the things there." la
the room searched by witness was a lathe, tiles, &a
' Other winners haviug been heard the jury returned a
verdict of Guilty.
A PTeTIGIIP oonsirtiou was thrt proved against Bradahaw,
who had suffered twelve months' imprisonment for burglary
at Preston. There was a charge also against this primmer
for breaking out ot Woreenti r Gaol, which be Lately did in
a mat daring and skilful maim, madly having Oa sada-