The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-27 00:00:00

THE

CRNTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
NSW COURT.—YorruDAY.
Isms 011010 P 60111Airt.
Aram= Urania or Covariant Oka.
Mai Meta BetAsi Jame, 24, Meek s wta dread
Joel man, woo leased kt swami aratablit ask.
Mr. Dili.. it,. Deada. eel Mr- CMS, Muni it tbe
prosesstiss, sal Mr. run dthadal.
The tads of Ms mos won ssmowboS inginkr. Marty is
November Orr prisms' wont is la Ileerells, the 81mtf
, Palace, Mammy with 'Mass may sot ealsd kw some
gin, Seselstias s bad hawk.% v
baW
)tad
gives tech, and a geed sae Ow. OSe labm
tams p Mtn% kekwed • bad ballroom k past
fee • of Me. la was thee ilkS•11004. M
pre wham Beasettetreet, Dam' Cesartes. The
preessater, thi=tkea Me reigesielie eat It
aka be weald at sem tla *era. Os the
INA of Nemesbee getirrestr. 'Weedre.. ate Wldie
MM. ea aka it setae aa.
teederkiSt=lisslia Mr. Nowell latreasil Is be ha the
bar at tbe thy ad resepleed hi.. hake hese tea at
bb beta. ad be was eaide gime la assay. Upon the
int melba aim la was %has is aul*. ha bed apes
his a big of adage tre Mi. tad ame ea sad Maw.
Upon Os mead weak' of Ms beta taloa la alete be g„
kw mid Muted at .hebiesee Bevueast. awl Well'
Osawbeeee. Waterlowread, bat was an lama there by
sane, bet WI bed a bed at me of these beams.
Mr. Party
_having addressed the Jim reateedlag that
the nosey had sone aosidestaily lass Ms bads, idled
serial trainee who pre his a geed eatilitsr, OM oil
Mat be was the sea of a patient= bleb la the sabekade
profeedoa.
The late sheriff, Mr. D. N obeli, said the plasm bad
been ems time in his service as clerk, and was Aridly
honest, leaving their service for some eccentricity Meradest.
Mr. Nickell had known him from his youth, haring beea
brought up at the school kept by the prismer's father.
The jury sot wad the primer.

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—YWITEIDAT.
Saws AT NM Pans ar Wornionrok—O•cso Ma. Josses
Wsonnum Aire • Comma AMT. "
To-day was the Brat day of _ the dung@ at NW Prin after
Iliskselmes Term, mad Lord Cssphell, &less acisolikg of
several ail
eases. loft the sisal tic attest Has Cost
ed
Crisiaal Atclaad Mr. Justice Nightmarethis took his
wit apes the
Awn e. CONN tNOTolL—Arrnoer To *zoom COWIN,.
SATION IN DAMAO= 70Z AN &LIAO= MALICIOUS Pao.
02170T10N.
Mr. Bramwell and Mr. Hodgson appeared for the plain.
Eff, sad Mr. Sajsant Stun and Kr. Browne were ennui
fer A. defendant.
This was an scan brought to mover asapsasaties la
dosages for ske defendant having maUsisielp, sawed •
=of &mason against the pluatiff beams • la,
chug ass w dismissed. The deft adeallial two
pleas upon the record, first, not 'man. sad list
the matter. is dispute between the plaintiff and tha
dant were not yet settled.
From the statement of Mr. Braswell ill
the plaintiff was a tails canyieg on Ws WI" he OW:
Regenistreet, and in dam NOW rat ele
this yes • pennenhip was contampialed beteresa kfhl
and • yeas; Ina eased John Comatose's. TrreddaillS
asa bed an wale named Jams Canaille/10.
Sew
isanneores
.11efralstitom who was la the
who
if
W i• round saes: It appassall flathsre was
t ninths Snow Me moil sad the
mishaw, mad when the hexer coos in ow **Ws at the
ra
p the plaintiff, he was in the WI& of =shift a sUe•
whither young Mr. Caasigtan err premise et
NA MIN* unpleaseat Ulm the Slid, hoes with great
Waken mitil the Sob of Mani la Os /West year. Upon
OWE, the defendant case to tb Was ad the plaistW to
Wie MS nephew, who, hewer' was act there.
Oa lOW 'session the defendant anastenoed sakiag
lagftioseles remarks to the plalatiff, who, as so
111101.11 Mao shop, pat up with the defendsat's abase. THE POLICE COVETS.
sousq...ay, bower, a enclosed of the name of Gotta
these tauthe shop, sr,
defeatist not oaring his cabmen
terearbs, Mr. d ' d his to quit his premises. With GUILDHALL.
OW skarn he did not choose to Comply ; apse which the A Butz ra A Baor.—JoAre Waiattpint. • yotsilth Shoot la
shistiff ready put his out of the shop. The plaintiff Wes of icip, was the nag eat • with° at la
limed 'Whig with respect to the matter until the 14th of limn or a Won?* badge.
Musk when ha received • summons to Stead Wore the Coattail's Moulted that below two basin nutting • mum,
to, on • charge of astalz The daisadent ass& liklans-strest, appanatly very excited, and folks red by a
=lhrsppeare before the sessistrate at the Marl
crowd of boys. He saw
he said and
Sleet rutin Come. The east was this adjoarned until the salsa fee badge and =l—• ••• cud neither.
Mb, ening to the MI MI of the plaintiff. On the 9:811 the Witness then took his SS custody.
WS wee hrd by the magistrate, and aria adjourned Mr. Loirec• swat saftwials. of Pleggow, fames,.
the 27th of Marsh, apes whisk day it was beard mid the bleats alluded to by the °file" w' se seine/ to
trap
diesimed. The Warp preferred wee sae foe an =malt his by Mr. Inland, • Wow, of Plaistow leg--"---crasee
gad
el a vary age d shareets. The defendant Warged was • third bust colanatned afto to him. by Asa
I plaintiff with boric( Sateen), augalted Wu, mad sith WHIM. paid • linseed drover of the, moo
Mthly kW • 'widest blew ea the back, end aka with brag the cattle ter Linden, bat the Aim Kr. I
llat
Mvieg pered • damp pocket handkerchief acres hie face Holloway ran down the Ross and C Amason aroma
whlsh had • well like that of peuid seat. The result of and while Striage, the drover, fel Amok it as Lit In
this pelts bandkerelief bibs passed sass the defsadiat's caw of tit. other two.
Wee was, as be alleged, that ha swath swelled ;be bad •• Mr. Jones, the how, sr complaised to Sir NSW
main, at the eyes and now, and Salt es if he had been Lauri* of the hm Inv isle. ulnas from the Melee
severely tannin.
_The defeatist also alleged that of cattle throne' lonians dad the eanottadthg soisithese.
ls became everpewstsi by • kind of stupor, aad hood to Stuitheild-oeill It The damage dose to husk
yes obliged te have assietaass te rush hS Wise Wits. sad tin/ hied' A barrios escakaing private
mad was laid
plaintiff
• laringlit. The trespassed urn hf_ss.ttle drovers la ens to avoid=
sussed for the saw lasted that then was sot aeon the Moles nor,✓u was inseam And the Inmate
the slightest mead ter sAias the shatge wiles Mr. Arabs Wile Wee laricdoo. la tke middle ef the night these
she
width Mr. Junes Cutlasses had doss. Tits may manes tarsal trespass* could user be Meanie* ma isleatip
Ice
which it was auppessil had kissed the defendant to make isochili the Pior'seten ef therepeends te reams ate ealBlllo
this charge was skit, at the 13th of Much, 1860, Is kid Is • ilia Welt
Men wind with • writ at the suit ei his nephew, Mr. Mr. Pis, mid that the stray beast ran labs the ales lei
John Cassini/toe, who was the party contemplating • part- CT•Tra-7701_4, where be earned such dastraetioa wait blm
airship wan the plaintiff. that It wis'xid require from 21. to 31 to repair. •
Is support of the plaintiff's case Kraal withers were A sae, who was in the house in BAN and Crowfreeert as
galled, the prl ot whom wen • Kr. Gots sad • Mr. ths ffis nas bell entercd, mode the fidlowleg
Hirman, a surgeon. The first oil these gentleman said that whisk. seated • great deal of inerrissat la east Ots
be ins t
its at the plaintiff's strop on the 6th ef Marsh, holdSg. He said, ° I was in the Neal On the round
sad that the pontiff aid not violeany aseault ILL lases st soca wheat I hoard a wise Weidelacad thrut sad the anintot
Ceastagtes, or per • pooket-tandkerchiet Sion ht* fate, so Sus, to my great , I maw a bull's
bat merely atly put Ss oat of his shop. Ur. Norman, %besmear over_ the little wicket pie at the street deco.
We radian, stated that he was not aware of the (Lighter.) I issediatal alined the room door, anthe dhe
esisesse• of any drug or chemical preparatioa which would west sate the parse. ( laughla). I felt
mines all the seeps described by the dafesdaat. wainsenting giving way, and asessdiegly pressed easiest
Mr. Soden' fthes toes addressed the jury on behalf of it on the Said*, whit* the hull pressed spins It without.
the d.leadaat. The learned eerjeaut said that the gees. deo (Renewed laughter.) I felt the partials cracking under the
which they had to determine was whether the defense% in belt's eight, and at the lams tine the females' lac the room
going before the mulateate and preferring the char go 0, begs w
to Moon end make sub a Rao that I taus,. the
assault had does so melielossly, and without ressoss'ae and ball was frighteued, sad ke pined sing thia parer, s
anise
groad I
bable ease. It woe eavaessly unlikely that the aueo. theism's ws piss up stairs. The woaderritrickes
lent. Mr. James Csaalspasorould have loads • false sal then triad to tars round, and in doles se knocked
'huge waist a party whin k. haw was d'apesod to down the whole Silts partition between the passage and the
tree, u
sad would, therefore, if he stated "net see not roam with his hind quarters, sad backed howg the
have had the power of preferring aa inciter/neat against little wicket gate flying over to the publi opposite.
his for perjary. Mr. Canningcoa, the dele.ndant, was a (Great laughter.) The bull then got clear of the court, and
penal equally to be believed with Mr. Gotta. With regard left sae muter of the rain."'
to die latter to tleaan, it slake be observed that, if he bad Si, Peter Lewis said that ha would &sharp the prisons,
stated what was incinees, there wen no meths ref salmi but ea Mr. Lowe had the care of the cattle, w wen M-
Mus answerable tee it. He (Mr. &Swat 8k..) wield a signed to his for sale, he would order his to pay the
evidence to prove that es the 6th of Marsh the defeadant asthma the damage dons ILt. Pierce's property by the
was met the street by a person who knew his in a state bit:anon of Mr. Holloway's ball.
of stupor, and with his lips swelled, and that he had a ran- CLERKENWELL.
Sag from hi• nos and eyes. lc would also be proved that ASSAULT ON THZ l'ol,tca.—Aifrdd Funds, a chartist,
on his reaching hose he was is the state which he (Yr. "owed. „meet to ale oesothemeit with havky moulted
&Sent Baer) had just alluded to. Sergeant Archer and unstable Fisher whilst in the execs-
The first witness called on behalf of 'the dsfeadaat was a tini of their duty. The court was crowded to tour by
Mr. Chapman, who stated that be Met the defendant In thirtieth The particulars of the can have already apposed
Howland street, Totteahasaeourt road, on the 6.1 t el In het cpa ow • Daily Nees.
u ay s • OWL
March, whin his nioath appeared to be surrounded with Mr. Combs convicted the prisoner is the sus el 20z, or
pascals, sod he had • mama' Sr.. him eyes and arise, sad 14 days t.ottathateat, for each of the mush&
he
sensed to be groping his way alone very slowly.
'skull& Mills, the defendant's servant, and • Unlit boy, •MARLBOROUGH-BTREET.
eased Walker, who had tr en his page, deposed as to his STIIIIII or Tan OLAztaliA AT THI CATSTAL PALM'S,
being well when he left his house cia the
snit ot March, and lirna.raaa.— William St. Clair. joarseystan glazier, was
to Ine returidne s(is the afternoon in the state whisk re-examind charged with having seat • threatening letter
the preens situ. (Cinnamic') had described. to Mr. Fox, of the firm of Fox and Henderson, contractors
James Pettit proved tint be bad beard the plaintiff say for the works erns Exhibitics structure in Hyde-peak, and
U the defendant came to hie shop any more for mossy, he also with having soodlooliudo, eloSituelle tot" sale Putles
would kick him out and serve him is snob • mamas that men- Bin fast. of than can cave wisely stlsesred•
he w..ald net nine again. Mr. Bingham said the act of psalm:tent wider which the
Mr. Sandy*, • surgeon living in Kentish-tows, proved also, h been laid, he was hippy to say was seldom
ra-
that he attended the defendant during his Maas, and that monad to in this part of London, though he cosfassed to
the application of an irritating suntans, or streag asid, have had some 0314144ns of it in Spitalfields. The quer
would produce the elms described by Mr. Commissars, lion was one of very great importance, and though he could
although he knew of no chemical preparation which would not say he had not an opinion to give on it, yet to avoid the
have a smell like that of putrid ..at, and affect any one in appearanes of being at all precipitate, he would take time
the way in which the defendant was affected. co sax ids all the evidence, and would give his judgment ts.
Mr. Braswell having replied, Mande, salt.
Mr. Justice Wightman' in sassing up, left it to the I
jarf to say whether the plaintiff was juatificd in the assault
which he connitced, or whether violent and improper
Esau had b. en used in turning the diffendiat out of his
ship. The learned judge also lett it to the jury to say
whether Mr. James Cunnimgton, the defendant, had pre-
ferred the /haus against the present plaintiff, really belie,.
fag it to be true, or whether be had made it from motives of
malice.
The jury hiving answered thus questions in favour of the
plaintiff,
kr. Justice Wight's= requested them to consider what
ameent of damages the plaintiff was eatitled to.
The jary, after some ousideraiion, said they found that the
*WWI was entitled to 151 as damages.

COURT OF RIECHRQUER.-YINTERDAY.
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Tido wso tM Awl 6sy st tio—sit-Wars. Tao printed list
esstairs 112 osasos, 61 saw aides. mail 61 revs eta. Of
tke swim wombs, 44 ors ta bo trial by gods) Junes, sad
33 special sal sowswas jury maw base bows withdrswa or
lokW. .

M; was ad dam of way /ward lateral to day.

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TS; Ql7lOl g. WiLIIT.-7RICLITING OWL= GOODS.

This sees was reserved from the Northumberksad sae
isms. Two persons, named Strahan tied Williameon, were
Indicted for sways some fowl, which the took to the
Mw et the prisoner's tether in s bag. 8t , who tar-
ried the bag, we accompanied by Williamson and the
prisseer into • stable on the premises of the fattier. The
prisoner, who had control over the stable' followed
with a light; bat before anything was done, the':
police went into the stable, and found the bag
lying unopened on the floor, and tha three prisoners
standing around it. 9-reltan and Williams were indicted for
suisling the fowls, sad Wily for receiving. The emotion
reserved for this court was whether possession had passed to
Wiley, sod whether under the sircumstaaess he was guilty
at receiving audit the 'taints. Mr. Otter argued the seas
fro the prisoner, and Mr. Liddell was heard in support of the
prosecution.
heron Parker, with the 00•111Iffillie it seven judges, held
that the Floater had not that poseemion of the goods which
could, in point of law, eoestlint• Wm • reseiver.
Lord Campbell, end, three judges (Jainism Crostrwilla
Iris, and Williams), were of epusisa that this ...victim wee
conviction was therefore gushed.