The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-29 00:00:00

THE ATTEMPTED MURDER
NSTER. AND SUICIDIa
WESTMI

EXAMINATION OF THE PRISONER AT Elit
MINSTER POLICE 00IIRT.--(rFus DAT.)
O'Shaegneney, who stands charged with Wirt
his wife's throst,sed afterwards making a ds.paafs
os hie life. was brought up for ezaminatios toddy, di
in the dock.
Will in
the primmer, whose sock era
daged la. was My week, but teach straw than his*
whim throat was also bandaged op and who scald
speak, woe thee charged before Mr. Belle with
attempting to murder Sarah, his wile, and also.wif
alestoly attempting to commit suicide.
Mary O'Shattgoessy—l lived at Lilliagtcustreet, Pada
lam staying at Weetraisstor Hospital.
Sergeant Masai—They were living apart, and be
E ving at 7, Bridge-row.
Witnele—l wee Beteg at 142, Lillingtonetrest, Tick
He lived at Bridge-row. I have lived apart ft= lie I
weeks. sad =Cate's,* myeslL I had had semlm
summon him a bare • fortnight after I left Win ; die
for threatening me. He was bound to keep the pme.
Kneeland, 141 B—He was sot locked se.
Witnese—l saw him on the 29th August • his
8 o'clock. He emu to the room where I live. Thee c
one efts there besides me. He wasted to MY la
with me again, and I said be should sot Hi
est* upon stopping, sad thee 1 left the me% lel
would not stop with him there. The peals wind
lived said be ought to be ashamed of had
I left the room sod be came after me. Before I Intl
threw some water is a pail over him. He 144*W
room about ten minutes. I went downstairs tee f
time. Ho came twit*. When he come back the
Nine I threw the water at him. I can't
time he came book—about 9 o'clock. Tam
came beak he brought some boys to take the *bp
my room. I left the house altogether thee, sad I
know whet to do because he followed me every*
went I emu down here and asked for • sum*, .
he followed see into the overt. I remember his spare
while I asked for the summons. He wee pal set
court for making a disturbance at 10.30 by MS #
I didn't get the summons. I went to the wars
(Yineeet-equare), towards Beret etc*. md
=Ted me. I slapped him in the face I was se am*
He said be week' pay me for that premotly. He ill it
lowed me sad put his two bands into his oad rads I
have got wale( more to ray.
Mr. Selte—Go on, plows.
ything whim*eel Ye
Witnece—l did not us as
Mese my throat. I did not see what he had is hi torsi
said something whoa he did it, but I don't remember
nY
When be had done Abe stripped off his jacket and edl,
will do for myself now. I put my hands to my throat sae '—
all blood. A woman put my clothes up above my a*
sod she said " I will atop the blood ;" sod a min sefte
would stoup up the wound, and took me to the licepiaL
Mr. Seib—Did he appear to you sober?
Witeare—He was quite sober that morning.
Mr. Selfe—Do you wish to uk your wife • roiliest
Prisoner—No, your worship.
of George Fee*
Jemima Falb*. monied, wife
Reguistreet. Weensinster—l remember the me*
the 29th August I was steadies at my own deer, IA
before 12, bed saw two people studio, elms by the gig
talking, the lest wits* and prisoner. I west to lee
*creed. I beard the woman say, " You asstedella
wretch," sod I looked round and peso* es. sed l
coming back, three minutesafterwards, abut tiest
four yards off, I saw him take her as if he weer
give her a good shakisg. I saw his bud d
hoe throat, and the blood spurting out. He lese
diately took hold of his own throat aad seid, "11"stbr''
another," and he had • mace in his bend. Hs wakes r
by the railings sad out his owe throat. She waked
by the railings, and set on a doorstep. A little boy
up the nue, and offered it to in..
Mr. Charles Ai:4ool4—T was hoses Burros at Wake
stet Hospital when the female was brought Is. 011
a very large wound iszteodieg she* hen
to sar—ealy one wound. The windpipe was
severed Der injured at all. She was very
from loss of blood, and in • dangerous el*
fwro"mwjatw toiniathwi. Idiaftracotssimwathetprisouerhe jugu,larbiwasb"brosibss
the same time. His wss the same kind of wound by ma
more severe, deeper and looser, in the game positia.
were in ausiderable dasger, sad the wands if ed
attended to would have been fatal to life. He left Oil
morning. I don't know whether be is going back:
Arthur Masa, 15 B—l was on duty at thistle,* alai
12 o'clock. I beard of the oceurresee. mid went le b
spot, esd found p usisted to
risoser ing down. His wok had del
beim tied sp. I take him to the Weitmlidg