The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — 1843-09-05 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

THE CAUSE LIST : WEST DERBY HUNDRED.  The causes in the West Derby list have thus been disposed of:—  Plaintiff-1, 4,5, 6, 8,9, 10, 11, 16, 18, 20, 21, 23,24, 27, 28, 32, 33, 31, 35, 36, 41, 43, 53, 54, 55, 59, 61, 66, 68, 70, 76. Defendant-7, 31, 37, 44, 75, 78. Referred-26, 52, 72. Postponed-58. Nonsuit-40, 63, 69.  Withdrawn-2,3, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17, 19, 22, 25, 29, 30, 38, 39, 42, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 56, 57, 60, 62, 64, 65, 67, 71, 73, 74. 77.  .„,,, EXECUTION OF THE CULPRIT lIIOGINSON..--,1 nis wretched man, who was convicted at the late assizes or the brutal murder of his child, was executed on Saturday morning, at eight o'Clock, in front of the county gaol, Stafford, in the presence of an immense concourse of persons. At half past seven, all the authorities having arrived, they proceeded to the condemned cell, where the painful ceremony of pinioning the arms was gone through. The unhappy man appeared perfectly calm and resigned to his fate. He approached and ascended the drop with a firm ab9oda y , h uarifteedr step, and bade adieu to the governor, Mr. Brutton, in a very affectionate manner, at the same time sheding tears. The awful minute had now arrived ; he stood, whilst the rope was adjusted and the cap drawn over his face, with remarkable fortitude, evidently in deep and fervent prayer After the lapse of a few seconds, the platform fell, and hthaenguinng forhappy abneinghoncera,sedwatso cexotist.dowTnb,e wimthiunßtph MURDEROUS Rwoaullss AofTtThAe and the crowd conducted themselves with the greatest propriety. naetatremßortiesdtolt,oa mviullradiner, naamfamedilJyohbny cgicaoALN D ThereDARING was Rnool3dEtßuYrb.--anOcen, charitably entertained and preserved arke is a labourer, who, about two suddenly thrown out of work, when, monthsfwFr hor Clarke,i mod ma y h starvation. robbedinheaed morning , bwe being entirely destitute, a young man, named Maddicks, a cowkeeper, who resided in a cottage about half a mile from the high road, near the northern suburb of Bristol, took him in and supported him. On Wednesday he beard aleaasnnscdt Mrs. Maddicks say, that, on the following day, she would receive a sum of money, due to her for milk, and be afterwards questioned her on the subject. On Thursday night, as usual, the family retired to rest. Maddicks and his  wife and two children occupied one bed ; a little girl, who was employed to assist in nursing their infant, slept on the chairs by their bedside ; and the sister of Mrs. Mad% dicks, who had nursed her in her confinement, in a bed adjoining. Clarke was in an adjoining room. At daylight, on Friday morning, the wife was awakened by something striking her violently on the head. She looked up, and saw Clarke with a poker in his hand. He struck her twice more on the head and once on the ardr. The sister then woke up and called out ; upon which the villain rushed upon her and struck her violently on the bead, inflicting a terrible gash. So murderously intended was the blow that the poker broke in two, and one part of it flew with violence against a wall of the apartment,' and then fell upon the bed. Mrs. Maddicks, her husband, found him covered with blood and completely insensible. She thenhe seized hold of Clarke, whom she called b 0 ~ ". :swat the broke from her and made his escarp: ffe.ref. hi. haste he back of the premises, and g t_ _....! -:dlert,hie bat behind him, rried off some silver money which udrpoopiipeadnoenireiiortf his ii:: s"d the room afterwards, it was f'"`" that "ad on a shelf near the head of the bedstead. had been ph.. times kept ;- but, as Mrs. Maddicks had not received the money t e money which she spoke of, fajiulemdpetdo ofindut owtlfhor;se ksbion'o.rngllo etayea Maddicks insensible. The police officer found wifheichbadhealnsoo He had four the head, one of which has • • external wounds on injured the bone. The side has seven wounds on the head, which is over the temple. the most dangerous of Clarke had not been taken when the last acounts left Bristol. rummaged doübt ea cbt eodx . in which moneln