The Express.
London, England, 1852-12-27 00:00:00

WitatvL the general =tore of the etwamiamicatioa =-
two= Mr. Hatifon mil yourself at all that I
=id demi= be you, except is arsawq tee voters
wen to he lemealit to the poll, where should be poll=
is ea= =ad= and ali that emeriti= Wes.
Woo then me ommeanniation silent siswsfare rotten ?
—I never spoke Wier. lailked la ny dfr an the subject.
Not be to roe ?—Ner be to as.
Were yea ia weamsaleatias with the Meson. Cox, of the
Load Works, at that tints t—l woe not.
Nor with eel sad Postal= the Maness sad aim,
merchants t—No.

lhOughYourenr• than, you wen not In einseauoicatios
with either of those parties on *intim wiatten at that
times ?—I aim was.

Lid you—Mosive soy mosey from say parses ?—I did.
From ohms ?—I Se sot know.

How was the mosey conveyed to yea I—lt was eon-
cored to Mia a mall panel ; 1 think IiOL or 6W.
What did yen do with it 1-1 paid various mussel mosey
away, as person MI led to mt, who said It was it
etagere, tab-drleasa, aad vane abaci( that kind. I will
.aphis, Hyatt plum, that when list is Derby I feud all
the rimed= la poet seetaisa. sad I refired to take may part
in the sesisesseat,aAr Dein dears thin, la tie say
they sere pis es. sales I the attire sesta,' ; sad 1
retired beta the plass.
What were the co.etaselesase whisk wale yes think yes
weld be of so ase ?—reela the warm et Ilsolr Map.
meat ; they were aU is esatesiss, sad did net at all, es 1
thiak, eel right.
O. that aseenion yes did teethe SOL, which yes distri-
-1-1 did. lea .et setts Weer whether it was M.
or 00f.
Was It tam than 601. T-1 do mot Walt It was.
Can you seise aa_y perms whom yea paid oat of that
in. T-1 mane. There was a nesseager attendant upon
as, who brought in la the claims fee man saes at
mosey, IL, IL lie., end the like of that ;10a. and papawn .
of that deeeripties.
Yes de net esselket etty partioalar party to altos you
paid U. epee tbstaseeles, do you T—(:rtatsly sot.
I Did I
did. yes deny yes owe exposer eat of that an ?
Hating defrayed yoar errs eapeases, and paid those
ma/ bills, what did yes do with the reraaiader of the
mosey T-1 gave it ia to lir. Holmes with a statement of
..seat.
How came yes Se give Mr. Holmes wicairy white yes had
received in Derby from umber prose ? &serer he bad
seat me down, and 1 was not aware et the puma who gave
it to ate, 1 thought he would be the proper party to give it
back to. 1 letthafore the poll had
Itow did you get the Illlosoy u Derby ? It sea
beim:lit to sae by a very respectable leekiag, geathrscialy
perms.
Do you know who that was dip ass.
Yea had never sea hint before sr Coos I—To the beet
of lazy knowledge, I NM have.
Did you n hear kis same =fattened T-1 never have
that I know of. Ido set kayo the nut. I saver sew hint
Were.
. _ . . .

Do you think you should rieserbee the ran if you saw
bin T.—Certainly
Did you vier tell any or of this meg whisk you had
so nerved at Derby P—No.
You sever gar so aesouot at Derby of your havieg re-
ceived mesa, and having distributed it ?—Cortainly sot;
I lift before the pelf Lad dosed, sad I have sever bees is
Derby sirs.
You gars an account, you say, to litliolasos P—Certainly.
And paid him the residue I—l paid Math' ride*.
Did he rake any otterratios epee your handing it to
him ?—Yee, M told ow he did sot row where It wee to
go to.
You told him the cirewastanoss err whir you received
it ?-1 did, sad complained to him very much of their con-
duct throughout the whole affair.
You took the mosey at Derby without war* say in-
quiry P—They begged of as to remake Is Derby sad be of
*or mirror to them, sad they err em if 1 would
pier to make a few payments for rem I said I had no
objection. 1 erne to :mitt them, but if they would sot do
what I wished, 1 could take no morel of the t.
Who were they P—Four priers ear to sae. I do not
row their ears. 1 was a refer Worn to all tree
goarren. I had bra in ernmenierism with Mr. Flew-
kr, and was well acquainted with him, r having pt up
the whole of the petition.
Was Mr. Flewker the person who gar you the 001. ?
Certainly not.
Mr. Donley —Did you ever name to Mr. Plowker any
pinyon from whom you had received the dW. P—Never in
my_life.
Do you know Mr. Walker Con ?—I do set.
You my you would know again the prom who gave you
this money 2—l should; he was a gentlenanly, well. dreamed
maa ; a stout re.
Tall or short ? —ln looking at the gentleasaa opposite to
I do not know say or I could pick out an like, except
that he bad light hair.
You say this mosey wee given you by a perm whom
you have described as a gentirmanly person ; was it in the
street he pre it you P—Certainly not.
Where were you whenyou received th. money P—At my
Loa where I west to, Market•square.
Dir you know fir use of lb* inn ?—lt is the eorner
inn in the equate. 1 bad left the committee room, where
I bad gone :o, very meat displeamd, sad be ears after me
red begged of um aot to rare Derby ; this I brim woo