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London, England, 1856-03-01 00:00:00

ibute all to my own infamous
and
by my villany. I cola go
iishruent for my crimes. No
• such crimes, but 1 can not
upon others.

J. SADLEIII.
otherwise when you read this.
Y. for Waterford, stated
hatters from Mr. Sadleir on
Ms death. The coroner
Mr. Keating proceeded to

me over his title deeds of
•I have not used these deeds
rurney a letter from Jumes, in-
, Gurney had sent to him—
on by J. Gurney without my
Joux SALMI n.
lit, Feb. 'W.

on which nothing is
cancelled—lf on Monday the
' must be paid to East Kent
and 2,000/.-2,5001. must he
order at Right issued to day at
orders falling due on Tuesday.
for 6,2001. my favour. This
.onclay not being advised—l can
J. S.
floster•terrace, 16, February, 1t1;,6.
• infamy have I come step by
crime—and m w I find myself
:rimes of a diabolical character
dsery and disgrace to thousands

. whom all this ruin must fall
punishments but I could never bear to
' those on whom I have brought
• that I should not live.

ly crimes—they sprung from
have swindled and deceived
any one—Stevens and Norris
.• knowledge of the fabrication
and by which I have sought
.4 retrieving
•hen I came to London.
unravel acccunts and trans-

questions as to my interest in the
other undertakings.
creditors if these cases are not

East Kent and the Swi•s Rail-
' Co are all liable to be entirely
arc concerned.
possession of all my letters
this house and at Il'ilkinsons
letters to me and all other
wicked could not avail or I
I leave after me and who
and all owing to my criminal

quitted Ireland—Oh that I had
launch me into speculations.
.s of a worthless kind and more
remained as I once was honest and
lived to see my dear Father
.1 weep and weep now but
J. SADLF.III.

that be had applied to
letter written by the de-
n-law) on the night pre-
would read that lady's letter,

desirable.

Dublin, Feb. 23, ISM.
only received your letter of
t, here. this morning. I now
received from poor, unfortunate
some light on the state of his
As you will perceive, he
usual manner nor even adds

aelosed letter, and return it
sincerely,
Emma SLDILIA.
21, Lombard-

witness said was in the hand-
as follows :
alone hare caused all this

a Brother, bat he is not to
led astray by my diabolical

all the support yon csn. Oh,
gladness to save those whom

that I was not callous to their

the coroner, said, in corn-
-I,s request, he had taken
and property. except the
fr. Wilkinson's, of which

of the firm of Wilkinson

, Nicholas-lane, ststed that
upon him on thelSaturday,

MARCH 1, 1856.
Iblame no one, but attribil
Quartile of others ruined by
more as a prinisl
any to
through
torture could be too much for f
live to see the tortures I indict u
Telegraph to —, and others
Mr. Robert Keating, M.:
that he had received two lett
Sunday week, the day of i
having first perused them, M
read
Dom Robert.—James sent n
Coohammick and Kilconnell-1
in any way. I gave J. Gums.,
trusted to me by him—which J
This letter can not be acted 01
brother's express authority.
R. Beating, Esq., M.P.
T. Uziellihas a bank bill of
due. It should be at once earn
hank is to I.e saved 8011. n
Railway for 2 Orders 6,200 L an
paid in to kiln's to meet order
Carrick. Gurney knows the on:
All are adrised save the one fo
must be taken up on Mondl
not live.
I, Gloster-ter
Dear Robert—To what infa
step—heaping crime upon crii
the author of numberless trim
and the cause of ruin and miser
—aye to tens of thousands.
Oh how I feel for those on wl
—I could bear all punishments
witness the sufferings of those
such ruin—lt must be better th
No one has been privy to my
ny own cursed brain alone—l I
without the knowledge of any
are both innocent and have no k
of Deeds and forgeries by me
to go on in the horrid hope of re
It was a sail day for all when
can give but little aid to ut
se ions.
There are serious questions
Grand Junction and other unite
Much will be lust to the credi
fairly treated.
The Grand Junction the Eat
ways the Rome lir e the Coal Cc
lust now so far as my assets arc
I authorise you to take per
papers property ri:c tte in this
And 18 Cannon Street.
Return my Brother his le'
papers—The prayers of one so
would seek to pray for those
will have to suffer such agony az
sax.
Oh that I bad never quitted
resistsd the first attempts to lau
If I bad had less talents of a
firmness I might have remainei
truthful—and I would have live
and Mother in their old age—]
what CAL that avail.
Robert Beating. Esq., M.P.
Sbamroque.)odge, Clapham
Witness proceeled to say I
Mrs. James Sadleir for the li
ceased to her (his sister-in
ceding his death. He would
if the coroner wished it.
The coroner thought it de
Witness read :
Dear Mr. Keating.--I only
Wednesday, the 211th instant, h
incluse you the le:ter I reedy,
John Sadleir. It may throw sox
mind at the time he wrote it.
neither addresses me in his ust
his signature.
Please be careful of the inch
to me. —Believe, me, yours sine
Robert Keating, Esq., M.P.,'
Buret, London.
The inclosure, which witne
writing of the deceased, was
James is not to blame—l a
dreadful ruin.
James was to me too fond
blame for being deceived and 1
seta.
Be to him at this moment all
what would I not suffer with gl:
I herr ruined.
My end will prove at least the
agony.
Witness, in reply to the
plianee with the deceased's
possession of his letters at
papers which be left at Mi
Mr. Morrogh, solicitor, of l
had taken the ears.
:dr. Josiah WilLinson, o
and Gurney, solicitors, 2,
Sadleir bad called upo