The Express.
London, England, 1855-07-28 00:00:00

TIM HYDF.-PARIE RIOT&

Is is eentinustion of the report whisk ap-
peered is ty's Burrell
SergustVisesat Gnawer, 21 C (another of these charged
with the assault es Mr. Stephens), examined by Mr.
32 yun of aris, 10 yews is the force, a native of eseart-
setshlte, was ia Pulp street on the Ist of July. Was io OM
rear of the body of police. Did not commit any of the
sate of violence shribated to Isla. Did not fell up per.
sea to the grated. Had oesesion to rue after mete els
one penes. Saw seises therm Rossi emu (who had •
sine hi his baud) say, " Give tt hises." PAM after
him. The man fell, and be wee towskid hp_the Inailess,
bat ha (mimosa) did it more to stip NOW this enrbilei
elm. Did sot take the mu hats eealedy ea he VIM afraid
of a new. Its. after mein mu who bad thrown •
eases
Oreueumined by Mr. Kitchell—Tile truncheon touched
the mu as he wee Whig. Dose net knew what made Wm
fall. Ran after him besawie ho hod • stone in hie bead.
No complaint had ow heas nude &plait his (winless) by
• civilian.
To the Commissiesu—S4 0 was sot near him when the
man fell. Did not see emp eleleace used by any of the yo-
bs,. Did not wilts • elute blew. The only rime toadied
hy his staff was the mat whe fell. Saw one man vrhe bed
been eat. The street was cleared without the see of • staff
ae far as he saw. Then were a number of stenos throws at
them just as they got to Reeve's mews. There was a good
deal of shouting amongst the crowd.
Constable Charles Leech, 147 A (charged with striking
the lad King), examined by Mr. Ellis—Had been twelve
mouths in the force, was 21 years of age, and a native of
Brighton. Wu in the park on the let of July, between 7
and 8 ; struck a boy es the temple. Wes puling through
the crowd, returning from Vine-street. Several steam
were thrown. One hit &child in the arms of a female, who
cried out, "That is the boy." Took him into custody. As
be moved along with his prisoner stones were thrown, cad
he eulogised several blows from sticks. Was knocked down,
and the boy got away from him ; while on the ground be
wee kicked. The boy got his truncheon and aimed a blow
at Win ; he (witness) wrenched a stick from one of the men
(witness produced the stick, which was a stout one of about
two kitbag), sad hit the boy. Knocked him down and
of back his truncheoe. A female came up, sad struck him
witness) several blows with her parasol. (Laughter.)
old her if she did not cease he would look her up. Went
for further assistance, but when he returned he could not
find the boy or the woman. The occurrent* took ilia be•
tweet 6ud 7. He took two sticks, one was afterwards
bashes at the station-house. (Witness produced a bit of a

stick.)
Cross examined by Mr. Mitchell—Had taken Mr. Smith
to Vinretreset. Arrested hint for riotous conduct and assault.
Mr. Smith told his name when be wee taken. He was son
of ansember of parliament. The ease was postponed for a
week. He (musses) afterwards withdrew tke charge, at
the request of a gentlest= who was sitting near the snails-
trate ; it was the eounselfor Mr. Smith.
To the Chief Commissioner—Camot tell what induced
hiss to withdraw the charge. Mr. Hallandale asked the
witness if he wished to press the charge, and be consented
to withdraw it.
To Mr. Mitchell—Huy then that Mr. Smith was sos of a
mamba of parliament, and that he had advertised for wit-
num, bat heard be could not get any. Had bus a barman
at an beta in Lades before be went into the police. Has
had no somplains against him by a civilian. When the
female streak him she used very " stesdeeent " language.
She looked like a labourer's wife.
To Conunissiower Henderson—Did not strike the boy

while he was on the ground. Was not helped up hymen.
To the Chief Commiftioner—Took the sticks to the lodge,
and left them them. Could not name any constable that
saw them et the time. Took them to Kure-street that even-
*lg. TIM deogiont Beldrey that he had taken the sticks, but
MIMI glee M Marge to any person. Did not strike
lie Ma neat Ids Wnschoos. (Witness then produced his
*kb Lad Wen out throegh with a stone.)
David Daldrey, 18 A, in answer to the Chief
stated the last witness had brought the sticks
be bed undated to the King-street station, on the Sunday
li They were in the same state then u now.
kr47. A was re-ealled, and stated that one of the sticks was
broken in the station before he saw the sergeant.
Sergeant Henry Saunders, 345 A (who was charged with
striking ME. Maxwell), examined by Mr. Ellis. Was 33 years
of Igoe ad had been 14yeus in the force. He had seen the
evident, et lir. Salth, end would swear he did not strike
eny_pemin as there degegibed. Did not strike say person
et MI NI Ole Sunday.
lillegplesit William Baby, 20 D (who was charged with
the mama on Mr. Floyd), examined by Mr. Rills. Was
U of age, bad been 12 years in the fora, and was a
vs of Cumberland. Saw Mr. Floyd in the court to-day.
Nose saw him before, except on the 7th of July, when he
neeNted witness in Wigwams street. Never saw nor spoke to
bin Y the park on the let of July. Did not strike his.
Dld sal strike at my one near the receiving-house. Was
wigged in dispenthg a crowd near the east sad of the
linmeelee. Was knocked down by a piece of a hurdle
thrown from the north tide of the drive. It hit him on the
beck of the seek, cad hurt him severely. Saw a man inside
the rail whom he supposed to have thrown it; struck at
him, but wee peeked beck by the crowd. Cannot say whe-
ther he hit hiss or not. Had occasion to disperse a crowd
of =say of whom he knew to be thieves. They
A elladeMill add bin that one of them had put
▪ Mad bits his radial. DM not ate his staff. Put his
Wad to one of them, but did not posh him down. Did not
do that eseeld give • foundation to the statement
that be a INN down with violence.
Chenonnomisoll by Mr. Mitchell—Had been a sergeant
Mu ram Re gentplann had ever been made against himby a 'helm
To the Oemmiseioners—Wes in the drive the entire day.
Did net report his injury. When he met Mr. Floyd in
Wignieriratreet, he walked round him (witness) two or
this. them. Witness asked hiss did he want anything of
him. "No," said Mr. Floyd; "I had enough of yes.
Tea are the d—d mina that struck me in the peek.
Witness replied he bad Set dam so nor had he seen him • if
be bed be would knew Ida soda amongst • thous:ad.
Another gentleman here ems up and said, " It is a lie, I
gay se as • clergyman." Whoa be was in the park no
mid, "20 D, I'll mark yes." Hie duty was to
parses
drive elem. Had about 20 men UMW his orders.
Never used the expression, " Hallo, be is sot satisfied."
Constable Henry Chords, de D, woe in Wieners-street,
with the last witness,: and etedlrined his emenat of the
meeting with Mr. Floyd.
403 A, was identified by William Reynolds.
Sergeant Peter Fraser, 402 A, examined by Mr. Ellis—
Wes 30 years of age, and was nine years and eight months
in the force, • Sootchman, sou in the park on the Sunday.
was engaged in /gearing the drive. Saw James Calrow
piecing and shouting ; sold him to desist, and advised him
to go away ; he refused to go, and commenced sheeting
again. Witness then took him into custody. Superin-
tendent Martin was peesent, and directed him to be taken
to the station. Took him along the drive; 438 A was with
him. Calrow made no complaint as he was taken aloes,
exempt that he wished to be allowed to walk without being
held. Was not at all excited at the time. Could not get
owe of the cabs that had hem ordered to be in waiting.
Cross-examined by Mr. Mitchell—There were slabs on the
stand, bat he had no authority to take a cab. Cakow im-
pressed a wish to have a cab when they wore going down
the drive. In Piccadilly he offered to pay for one. When
they erne to • cab rank witness offered to let him have sae
bat he then declined 03 take It. Held him by the arm all
the way down Piccadilly. He was a respectable looking
men. Did not strike any person that day. Saw no civilian
binding, but saw two constable. who had been cat.
To Commissioner fiendiimon—Mr. Calrow did not cosa-
plain of being held too tight. Witmer was on the left aide.
Constable Thomas John Spinner, 438 A, examined by
Mr. Ellis—Was 41 years of age. Eleven years in the form.
A native of Yorkshire. Assisted in taking Mr. Calrow to
the station. (The witness then corroborated the evidence
of 402 A as to the conduct of Mr. Calrow in the park.)
When taming along Mr. Calrow complained of the pace.
He asked if he could ride. He was told there would be
cabs is atesadasee, sad he might have one if disengaged.
Does est resselicet his offering to pay for one, and did not
bear him essapiela of the exposure. Did not know what
he bad to esimplala of. (Laughter.)_ Has written down
the stridence he intended to give. Cannot tell when be
did aw
Constable James Ed mass, 432 A, examined by Me. Effies
stated be was 38 years of age, seven years In the flee`
a satire of SousereetaMre. He corroborated the wham,
of 402 A and 438 A as to the conduct of Mr. Calrew is the
spark.
Constable Henry Edwards*, 434 A, was next ailed, end
corroborated the evidence given by the three pendies
witnesses.

Constable Thomas Edward's, 344 A (oboes amber bad
bees given by the encases Mr. Davies), esassined by Mr.
Bilis, stated he was 26 years of age, two years in the fares.
Was oa duty st likanhopopgats ow the Burley. Was sot
ass: the Barpeatiae at say period of the day.
Imps*" Rabat &Wm stated the last witness was wader
kb en ters sa die Swamp at Stanhope-gat*. About hal:-
past eight wham umbel bb assa wow the park, 344 A
dig wit lurook any bay Arm
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Okonable Geniis Thew % 363 A (whose number was
giVIS by Ms. Healy Anstes), kayaked by Mr. fink stated
is wee PI years of ego, ton years in the fork a native el
Liessinskre. Knows the witness, Hoary Austin. Bow Idea
tbe park on the Ist of July. Did not strike Ma nor
r Meek Ma down. Took him into custody. About half.
I put four was struck by a stone. Parked the map. Henry
Austen put out his foot and tripped his (witness) up. H.
took his into custody. Did not took him with hie staff.
Took him to Vine-stket. He wee afterwards Ulm to
koriborongis-strost, and discharged es hie own 1.5
manes. Did sot knock him down, he was aka ea
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ground.
Crowe:maned by Mr. Mitohsll—Was metals Autos
tripped him up. Thew was a crowd there at the lime.
Aimee put his lag Mina bias (whams) sad tripped hiss
up. Had bus reported. Was saes fined dm shaft. for
being drank.
Constable Janos TisdaU, 376 A, examined by Mr. Ellis—
Was 32 yea, at age. Five pea la the form. Had before
this been dm years I. the bill esmilabulary. Wm an
Irishman. Was on duty in tlie dam in Hyde- k. Saw
AWNS taken into stistedy. (no witaees aernborstsd tbe
minima et the last Menem as to wait oarirroil).
Crownualaed by Mr. Ilfitehsll—Ausesn hie the ap.
manses of bass I. liquor. Was NW nen** by a forum
a aumsake of Kr. Mitabeles, for keep*: =Way with hi;
ditZ &live 01 seatesittee sitioellted Wiser-
Mir (this day) at 11 °Week.