The Express.
London, England, 1857-12-15 00:00:00

4881Z11 MTILLIGENCE.

OXFORD CIRCUIT.-8/Arroun, Dkx. 14.
(Wen Mr. Dana Illarda.)
Ala loodolkip took Wm int ou the bewh M iskoe o'clock.
The oely ewes of likewise bead were lbo loUowiog
WOOLLIALO UTTERI2IO OF TOROZO DANZ OF &NOLAND
NOM.

Minima Allamori, 31, tailor, a respectably-dremed sad
atelliant mss, sad Nary des efilmara, were inditted for
feloniously having in tak possados fivo forged and cora-
taint Bank of Raided* notes, well knowing them to be
forged sad colustardet.
Mr. Bombay, with whoa was Mr. Matthews, conducted
the coos for the prosecution; Mr. Browa defended the lid-
Mr. Bash/ay, la his oasis, address, stated the facts of
the eau, remarking that the puticultr rue to which be
should mil tau. attention was the petting of a IL note,
panortiag to tie a Bakal Regius' note. The female pri-
saw went to Mts. Moseara shop is Wolveriumptos on the
lard July, sad pinhead • gaunt,. of haberdashery articles
to the value of le. gassing her in payment what appeared to
be a fd Bank of Bask. note. Mrs. Moeda knowing the
amnia as a customer, gave her the change out of the no*
which, on Wag patented to the Book, was found to be
*aged. la onar to show that the prisoner was swam of (his
not* being fumed, be should show that she paned four
similar sous • ithla • short time. On the 21st of July oho
sat so Mason. Beretta Broalkid, and Wisdom, despot
of Stafford, and asked to see soma Linnet purchuing soma
bawl waistcoats to the amount of li. Sa. 10d. She tendered
wag samara to be • U. Beak of Englas4 note in payment,
and eabelog asked as ..no, gave that of Mrs. Bdwards,
of Staffed. She said she Adt bast, and asked for • glass of
water. The thaw wee glum to Iter, sad directly show-
warts alts met arose tbs dad to the shop of Mr. Charles
ni .It2Lilao • draper. Hors sheathed to see sous Sawa and
10 yuds, spin henderiag a 64. note pmporting to
rirn=laak of Enema. Sawa 1d if she bad ay change
to which she up.. that the had not. Tbe sae was rent
out to be chaagal, and thus haw" 44, Is., elven to her. At
this shop she alio proAeril to be fiat, ad asked (or soros
water. Its lb., 23rd of Jail the %male praiser and to the
shop of Mr. Wright, grew, at Way manatee, ad pur-
chased armies rusting ds , teadariat in avast another 151.
sots, pervading to be of the Dirk or Koalas& Mr. Yid&

owl he did pot Ilk* the look of the note, bat es he knew her
as a earn be rid rigs it if eke would give her name
NM adhere, end the pee the re e 1 14a Bdwatde. Uving
in the Teamins4 Wahmilemplen, end the chew was
gl yes to be. Along half la bow atom leavtag Mr. Wr.gbge
eke went to the aber dye. Critebtey, ewe, fa Cock•atreet,
Wolverhampton. pnrehand drapery gook be the amount of
10n, gi err di. sees purporting le beeof the
Bank of in payment, and medvlng the
cheese. The whole of -them five notes were found
to be forged. Os Only, Icily 26, detective in-
✓estor BMW, Wolvirlmorke, proceeded to Birkenhead,
and went from there by rear to Livered, but en the way
Noe=rimaters going Illelmisid Is ratio neer lie
end sew the rheum slot deg hulk to Uvorpool,
look another steamer sod sertved tiers ray othe the two
priaenen. He bad Aerie Omer thet he wanted ha, for
pars tome herd mess. The mesh pfbasse
man hazing
Lino et of raft herd nee, odd, ' Did y r Bhe
maid. Tee; hot I did net know they ware hal." The
rtes Omar UM eNd, " I pee them to her, I tees them
at a mew I led thins bar • betting man. I hors had
reel lured' tem the re rm." Os tying meted
W
loses end lyre ware he replied that t
bed be on the erne. bed hit the eldp, end the things
gm out; and the hosele rier replied, " Yes, it erse
prhalt." A pen by the sidr lalarlbnooww mtor that pot t
hand ors the rah prilesserest on crossing the lot-
lowboy day the male rehouse to this chip, saying
that this was the shin was going by. Some
bras ea • repel _ beg b=salek.the prisoners
roe hand el de Deck EMil, where they bad
bra ring. ad the side plain owledged this
es Ws georeety. la the Sirs a o frailty of mew
errs lesialse theme reebeeed and paM for by
the sin% or eziebaufeelsely wure found.
A u=rdvearb bed been Oven to the
beer by the rimers he bat le beer soseseled, woe
hued le oar real doled end Weer watches end a pocket-
book the Wee eentatning 16 ereseelgne and throe other
sobs of the Bsnkof
ware called to pronsiii&lects, and Yr. Jowl'
Bred, fespenee of notes he the Bank of kngland, spole
to the whole of las eight none mimed as being forgeries.
f Ye. Der et Or thee of the ors, that the
urea onset bee as the ground toot elms wee actin
ender fres ban bee rend, Yea. Mmeley !whiners
that a we who was la hr shop whin the sole wee re-
rated, anted Ihi the heels prhoser's hard err

--His laudably rid he wand Qat tido Feed= wee put,
but it was sot Fossedal with, asd the what of the evidence
ma be gi•011 I(It wee le he sealed spew
Mrs. Moseley wee thee iseelled, sad Mead that two wawa
wore with the knobs prises= wise she pad the not. sad
one cl then arid that the litiebesd of the Seek prison= was
outside. _

Cathode, Mmes. however, who vat with the ismele
primer at the thee vs. called, and Mated that bar hoard
was not outgrip at the time, but that on their leaviai .wed
ping to the Plough pubbe-house, about a hundred reds
away, the mate primer joined them about a minute stet.

lii~ lordship meld the question of CONTiOIi by her husband
and be Wt to the jury.
Yr. Brown then edeiremati the jury on behalf of the pri-
sown going minutely over the evidence with a view to show
that it wee Maufkient to lead to esavietion of either of the
Znand urging that the wife ought to acquitted on
tr'wl be
that she waa acting soder the inilmmos of hr

His 10.8,4461 p earefidly summed up the withers, pointing
Oct Use otifineat pinta to be considered. With resposct to the
mieNtice at the wife acting under the tamed althea:necks
dime laabead, if the jury thought that the husband went
with her to the shop-door, tailing her to pass this nets, sad
she sappiest him to be remaining outside, that would be sof-
&lent to militia her to acquittal, on the ground that biz=
sena woe snalcient to coerce her; but if they shoe d&
that instead of that rho wont without her hoard, sprolat-
ing to reset him at the public-house afterwards, that would
net be =Selena to =fiat/ her to acquittal on that pent
With reference to the questkm of whether the prtemen,
one of them, knew the note was forged when ft we aimed.
or whether the bueband was privy to it, he carefully analyera
the evidence as It bore upon gorepwste.
The jury, after consulting together for • few minutes, re-
turned • rennet of Guilty against both prisoners, sad his
lordship sentenced the mole prisoner to fifteen yeses'
penal servitude, and the female to twelve month.' imprison-
ment.

_
On leaving the dock the Earle
.prboner " I am per,
featly satieWc wtth the eentenah'
01•KOR Or IiANSLAVONTII /OA ADMINIPTILINCI
William Ores 37. innkeeper, wee a:reigned upon the
CORMIIr• inquiertion for the manelaughter of Jame. Wilson,
on tie 12th of November, at Store.

—The hill of indictment had been thrown out by the grand
Joey, but the judge directed him to be tried on the ending
of the coroner's jury.
Mr. Davie conducted the cue for the prosecution; and Mr. Scotland defended the prisoner. ,
The evidence warn to the select that the deceased had been a
man of utresuely drunken habits fur many year*, waa es-
tnmely fat and bloated, and was known in &eta as • man
who could take more spirits without being tipsy than any
other men in the town. He went into the house of the
on the day in question, and after taking some soup,
Velisr sd the landlord, or the landlord asked him, if he would
ham a treat, and se he brought up jars and jugs of spirit&
and the deceased eat under the table, the prisoner turned the
tap tato his mouth, ea the witnesses all said, only So en
instant. This took ;hr. with roepect to jars of whisky,
gin, rum, brandy, pale brandy, and peppermint. After this
the deceased went to the fireside and filled his pipe, but deer
a little lime he became stupid, wee carried to the stable, and
altar getting worse a surgeon WM slat for. the stomach
pump was applied, and other remedies made use of, but the
aspired in the evening.
Mr. Fellow& eurgeon of Stone, who law the demand
bet hie death, and Efkrwards made a post inert= of his
body, rt•ted that on using the stomach pump ha drew • small
quantity of fluid from the stomach, which emelt of spirits.
Ka erupt...o wore th,e. ,if apoplexy. On making a post
inorema examination he mond that the scalp and neck were
very black externally. the Wood-vessels were greatly con-
gested, and death resulted from congestion of the brain. He
wail not say that taking raw spirits that day would tend to
acceimmt• ;dee& The man was ripe for apoplexy. His
testa was full of black blood, and the liver was greedy con-
paid, which would be the result of lougoomitinued in-
, 7.Bccotiand mat it to his lordship whether them was any
eau to go to the jury, and the learned judge, whilst stating
ha Imd no doubt what verdict he should semis, still
thought it was a emotion for the jury. He made a few re-
marks to the jury, vs Ali a view evidently totea whether by
at roe returning a verdict of arqr,ttal they would avoid the
neessetty of Me. Scotland addraes-ig them ; but, as they did
not respond to this, Mr. Scotland *dimmed them on the poi.
Wine/ behalf.

HislordshlP having mound up the evidence briefly end
livenrsiely to the prleoww,
The jury ooe.w for some Glue with considerable
snubs, and returned • wallet id Not (lailty.

MIDLAND CIRCUIT.—DzaBy, DEC. 14.
(Before Mr. Bona Mama.)

Henry Buxton, 21, laborer, was with violently
resulting, on 17th October ler, %Mei haw, of Aa-
re in bodily fear, and err* m her Fenton
siVlirsupgich, gold char, gold pencil ore. and diva.. other
erieree._

Yr. WMII Prowcuted intoner wag undefended.
Honig. Bagehaw said—l reside at 'Paddington. Hombr
aim On Smurday 17th October I was on the luespeke
reek leading from lidding tos to Amhford, about a gnarls,
I. 12 o'clock in the day. I saw a man sitting on the hill-
side adjoining the road; there was a low wall between as.
I have so doubt that tbo prisoner was that man. The wi-
nner cum. to me, and soled me /Or Macy. I weld sot
ftiminctly hear all he said, but I heard the word "shilling
I offered him a penny, when be took hold of me by the
shoulder and demanded a shilling. lat Mot roused to
give it him, raying he most be content with a penny. Hs
then maid, " You must give ins bolt a *overdo. 1. slid,
„No, so, I will give you shilling V you wfll go Ant yOur
bedpan." He then said, " Giro me half a sovereign," and
replied, " I have not bell a sovereign to give you, but V
yes me a poor man in dimme. I will give you half a mown
yon will go away." He had hold of me by the alsoulderall
the time, sad I mrugglod to gm away from him. He then
took me by the shoulders sod threw me down on the =
and took my watch, chain, seals, gold pencil cm% and
I Renamed out, hoping some one would come to my seeker
an but ha put hie band on my mouth, and looked up and
down the read to am if anyone we• coming. He said he
would kill roe if I made any noise. Ile said this more than
cam He had some difficulty in taking my watch, as I bed
• scarf round my neck. I said, " Don t take the brooch, it
is • tom...like," end he threw it on the ground. He then
put ble'haad Into my pocket and pulled out • bunch of keys.
lie returned them, end then drew out my puree, which con-
tinned 6.. or 6s. I had also 61. 10s. in gold loom in my
pocket. He drew the money, bet afterwerds I saw one move.
reign upon rho gra.. Ile then left me, and in my pocket I
found 31. 6e., which had been shaken out of the parse. The
brooch I found on the frees, and also a sovereign. The whole
affair lasted about tee minute.. When ha lett me be west
tip the hill side. I have no doubt prisoner at the hey the
=II. The chain produced by constable Marshall Is my
ch.* which prisoner took from me on the day fa question.
&ash ftidebottons, seeistant to her father, a pawnbroker,
Park-street, Pdockport, deposed—On the 20th October lest a
person came to the chop and offered • gold curb chain tar
r'• about four o'clock is the afternoon. The primer le
the men who offered ft for we. He wanted 21. for it. From
iectionation vitae*s receired she kept the ark, pri-
mmer taping it belonged to his brother. Wiesen turned
round to rend a paper she had received, when primmer turned
away from the counter, and said he would go end sand the
owner. He went away. leaving the chain, which else after-
wards handed over to polio. constable
Marshall. -
' Other witness!. proved that prisoner had been cads.
the Moles property for isle.
On being celled on for by defence, prisoner maid, "It Is
the teat time, and I hope it will be the teat."
His lordship summed up, and the jury immediately found
• him Guilty.
The pciecemer then pleaded guilty to burglarionsly breaking
and entering the dwelling-house of Jane Buxton, of
Roweley, on the 6.h November, and stealing two gnus end
other senoke.
• He elm *aka guilty to burgierionaly breaking and en-
, Wig the deeding-boom of Edmund listed,., at SaltonLeigb, es the what November, and WAY* varuma ordain.