The Express.
London, England, 1865-08-24 00:00:00

THE TRIPLE MURDER AT BANKSIDE.

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TEE EXPRFSS, THURSDAY EVTNII%, AUGUST 24,

Yesterday afternoon afternoon the woman Lack, the per-
petrator et the horrible tragedy already narrated in the
Bravest, was charged at the Southwark pollee wart,
bakes Mr. Bumasm, with the murder of her three
ohildrea. She was deesetly attired, but evidently in a
weak state of health, and wearing a green shade over her
eyes. Her meaner aid deinemour were tool and collected.
Saperiateodest Branford and Inspector Menem were in
attendance to watch the case. The first wittier called was
George Lack, wbo deposed m follows—l ant • son of the
primmer, sad em 17 pars al age. I had a brother named
Christopher, ego nine, a sister named Slim age five, and
soother sister, mated Sather, age about two years. I lived
with my parents at No. 10, Skin-market-plain, Bankside,
where we had three rooms, two ea the ground Boor, and
ose room ca the Stet Soot. la •the lest-named room
I saw nip two little sisters alive, but asleep, on the bed about
eight o'clock last night. Imw my little brother alive about
12 o'clock. Be was then in the front room on the ground
floor, and about retiring to bed in the same room in which
the little girl* were asleep. I think my mother (the pri
soner) was then in bed I. the same room. My father come in
about 12 o'dock, and! went out fora walk for a few minutes,
not feeling well. On my return I saw my father on the
ground door, but I myself fell Weep on • chair at the door.
My father woke me to go and all up a person in the neigh-
bourhood at a quarter to two o'clock. My father then him-
self went out again, but again returned about three o'clock,
whoa my mother called out to him, sod he went a few
stops up the stoke. My mother said something to him which
I did not hear,and my father aamodown stairs again wringing
hie hoods. I asked what was the matter, but my father
could not speak, and I went upstairs, and there saw the
three children lying with their throats out. My mother
I was then standing close to the bedroom-door, but did not
my anything to ma I rushed down stairs and Galled out
• for help, and a young lad, a neighbour, came up, but Win
afraid to go upstairs. Ina short time my father came back
I with • police-constable, and my mother was taken into

cus— tody:
In reply to Mr. Barcbara, the mitoses adAed—She has been
base ill 7 years, sod is nearly threeparts bliad. but she eon
see things when brought close to her eyes. At times I have
noticed that her mind was astray, sad that she could not
remember doing things which she had done. Title
has been the case during the last fortnight. My mother
was to have gone into St. Thomas's Hospital on Monday
under • letter of admission which she had received on the
preceding Saturday, but she said she did not like to go,
leaving her children behind her.
The prisoner, when asked if she wished to put any quee
Sons to the witeese, said, " George, where are the
children!"
The %items, who was deeply affected, burst Into tears, but
did not make any reply.
Mr. Edward Hibbard was nark celled, and deposed as
follows : —I am a doctor of medicine, and a member of the
College of Surgeons. Yesterday morning, about 3 o'clock,
I was celled up by Richard Gardner, the son-in-law of the
, and proceeded with him to the house No. 10,
kin-market-place. On going upstairs I found the bodies of
the two little girls lying on their backs on the bed with
their throats cut, and both quite dead, though their bodies
were still warm. I examined the bodies and found that
their throats had been completely cut through from the
windpipe to the spine. I saw the body of the little boy
lying on a mattras upon the floor. His throat was also
cut ; indeed his head was nearly severed from the body, and
his death must have been instantaneous. There was an
immense quantity of blood both on the bed, the nattier,
and the floor of the room. The wounds in each case most
have been inflicted by a sharp instrument, and I wee shown
two razors at the police station at half-past four o'clock this
morning, either of which was calculated to indict the
wounds which had moped the deaths. One of the razors
had marks of blood upon it. Those are the razors now

modemd.
Ie reply to Mr. Bonham, the witness stated that he had
professionally attended the prisoner as medical officer of the
parish for about 15 months at various intervals of time, but
he had neverobeerved any indications of insanity. There was
always a dulness about her, arising from the state of her
eyes ht. She was dull and low-spirited in memiquenes.
She also suffered from en ulcer in one of her legs, which
was very mach airolien, but she never said anything to wi'
nem about going into the hospital.
Riebard Gardner was the next vitae.' called, hut before
he could be sworn he fell down in a fit sad was seized with
fearful convulsions. He was removed from the court, and
on his restoration be was brought in and mated at the soli.
citors' table. On being sworn he said—l am in the employ
of Mr. Matthews. a fruit salesman, in the Borough-market.
I married the prisoner's elder daughter, and lived in the
same house in Skin-market-place. Yesterday morning,
at
ti o'clock, I was awoke by hearing my brother-in-law, Georg,
lock, who has been examined as • witness, gobble vier
hotly on the staircase. I came out of my room in
night shut and asked him what was the matter. Georg
could Dot answer me, and I went into the first floor frost
room and again asked what was the matter. The pr'
Donor at once said, " That's the matter," at the ear..
time pointing to the bed on which lay the two little girls
with their threats cut, the bed being covered with blood.
Their beads were nearly severed from their bodies.
then turned and saw the little boy lying on his back
the mattress on which he usually slept. The legs we,
extended, and his throat was also cut in a similar manner
to the two other children.
By Mr. Bambara—l have been married ten months,
have known the prisoner &trio( the whole of that timt
have often seen her very strange with the children, some•
timed chiding them with severity and the next mane.'
taking them up and kissing them. She is hy birth • esti,
of Wales, and in general treated her children as an affr
tionate mother, and was very kind to them. '
has not complained of poverty, but on Saturday last
stated that she did not like to go into the hospital,
she did not wish to leave her children to the mercy
anybody.
George Lack was recalled, and, in reply to Mr. Barsht
said that his mother was always kind and affectiooat
the children. Before his father went upstairs at 3 tie
be (witness) did not hear any cries or screams from
children.
Henry Pope, police-covetable 54 M, deposed—l was
duty yesterday morning, at 3 o'clock, in Paripstreekwls
was called by the husband of the prisoner to his boom.
going upstairs I saw the bodies of the two female
ehil 1.
lying on the bed with their throats cut, and at the foot
the bed, ise a mattrem, lay the body of the little boy.
with his throat cut. The prisoner was standing quite
sod collected in the room, attired only in her night-dress,
upon which there was a great quantity of blood. Befor'
I spoke to bee the prisoner said, " I have done it wit'
razor." Oa examining the room I found a ease oentaint
two razors on the mantel.shelf. The cap of the case
off. The prisoner then said, " I did it with the lop'
razor of the two." Upon that I looked at the longest
noticed marks of blood upon it. I took the ease of
to the police station, where they were show* to Dr.
bard.
George Lack wee again smelled and identified the .
razors as belonging to his father. The razors were usualll
kept in a cupboard below stain, and were sever placed'
the mantel-shelf of the bed.room.
Poliaturgeant POSTS*, 7 deposed as follows :-1
to the hones, No. 10, Skinmarket-place, shortly before
yesterday morning, and saw the primmer in the upsi
room. I said, Who has done this I` and cautioned the
goner in the usual way. The primmer at once said, " I
perfectly well what lam about—l murdered the chi
I awoke about three o'clock and got op, I then went 1
steins and got the razors. I came upstairs again, and
eut the throat of Christopher, thee I went to the bed
cut the throat of Eliza, mid then I. cut the throat e'
baby. After I done it, I took up the body of the bat
kissed it." I Pies asked her what bad caused ,
do this, and the prisoner replied that she was about
to the hospital, and did not like to leave the obi._
behind her. Oa this her son-in•law, the witness Gardner,
said to her, " Mother, you ought not have done this, fo
you know I would take care of the children." She r
sponded, " Yes, but they are my own flesh and blear'
The prisoner at this time was quite cool and collected,
in no degree excited.
Richard Gardner was recalled and added to his
evidence that the prisoner had said that she did not
what she hod done until she had kissed the baby
cutting its throat. This morning he (witness) broogl
some tea to his mother, and saw her about 8 o'clock in r
. .
of t' and '
she
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NllqG2 AUGUST 24, 1865. ...-. I
RIFLE MURDER AT BANKSIDE. THE MUAMETEd 10
70pgazsurREDIEr.-co sr. THE POLICE COURTS.
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Lay afternoon the woman Lack, the per- --.----
t the horrible tragedy already ganged in the
eeggioge sigma Madame Yakut* the -4
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asked,.
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The inquest upon the body of the woman, Maria e•
fore your &donut of Masan. Demon and aliall,--te""eavae
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fil ownasdaybuiwrek,tuwdlum trhesubyinheedr ahtusNbspettindyesi tetber- -
She Dm aftwetl7 Wired, but orideutlY in • day st noon, and did not sod sill two o'clook ibis moraing. wham ages. which have lately taut Prenernint is ....,„.........---------
oof health, end wearing • green shade ore her Mr. Conn, ;elicitor, appeared for the murdered woman •
ageestre yourommemors :iii. :::::Mikationtook
phiiclir-n6mhit :ow: iksieeed:::_ith
father, • labourer a theepecombe, mimed Partridge. Ten thali pence for perjury ceamitted by her Zig ginthhti.... ' -.
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meaner and dentessour wens tool sad oolleeted.
dent Branford and Impostor Maur were in , whoa • peter Gamed Jean Wearers ire, wadies A di
bwoirsr at described the
two or wthandreellimeilesaceblirmadn'Nthe:eocti.
to watch the ore. The first wittier called was Their evidence bought out some sew points. The little r=ratf of rot", I shall take bee mums.
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Lack, who deposed r follows-I am • son of the daughter Annie added to her former statement that when ail a pound for the memo. which I sow ..._, Opt
jai jerasissli Cou :','
ad am 17 years of re. fluid •• brother named her mother lay on the ground unable to move, she heard Oa thlrt7tai „ma I have wwtvat. she apply ke yin wg ,
era, age nine, a sister named Elite. age five, and her father unlock the door and threaten to drown the herfint
ter. retth..26.leaorte2;ihprlppomseeepi,otiesitehbl)..yrieels:ii:dicmytailrhsehn.ll4 Literiliert,:i....
ommirtichpege.ltAn sa;,..y,
,ter, named Esther, age about two years. I lived poor woman in the pool in front of the boar. Edwin
✓ents at No. 10, Skirt-market-plea, Bankside, Dally, or of the reapers sieepiog in the bimetal( of the being domely pressed, whilst on her oath, she *red ."' WOW Ivr
sluibee,biBdoi.bmea•dispoWlaia°atively "swot ether
her firatrAgis a 64,_ ..".41int. P.---:1041)14111LT:i ;
bad three rooms, two on the ground Boor, and house, said they had a gallon of cider between them, and
moue little
strette.64ioory•e,
bull euthuserp.laLt-tnhame
be:ld
iibrolm, dfiTieid4gtoetthfieeirr for an
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eh last night. I sew my little brother dive about went to, and part of the. ay upstairs. But Davis held • Now, ser I shell produce two +hares, both of et
Be was then in the front room on the ground be stake over his head, and threatened to knock out his
about retiring to bed in the sante room in which brains ; when be returned, sad did not interfere, though be theist, which she left oe the 8h of September, ie.
girle were Weep. I think my mother (the pri• laid be tiered at the door. He rated that he beard eeedis'e; and twa prove that see „rived hew se tb.mi.l. trkusvgDa ."1
i then in bed is the same room. My father came in screams. When they found all was quiet, the reaper went of the sews meth. e lhe Iserfrisaffitetlisedi.:
,dock, sod I went out fora walk for • few minutes, to sleep. • But another of the reapers, who Daily routed ' '
g well. On my return I saw my father on the went with him to the door, rid be could not my whether gzatirmtakiassiSal°fitrtheraw"
or, but I myself fell esteem on • chair at the door• they wait to thedoor or nut. He did not think they were psi,* ?
r woke me to go and call up a person in the neigh. sober. There was no quarrel while the carousal was going
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omit isfittltiose isofiteivnitfilognfi.of
fimukey cliefinifitethe
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at • quarter to two o'clock. My father then him- on, and the wife rat on her busbaad's knee during partsaor
out again, but again returned shone three o'clock, the tune. At five o'clock Davis came in to the reapers, meaner, the summons was granted.
mother called out to him, sod he went a few rid his wife had fallen down shire, and had just gone
be stairs. My mother said something to him which dead. One of them said, "Yours guilty of merle," upon
hear,and my father eamedownstaire spin wringing which Davis answered, "Thee I shall be regd. There MARKETa. MN!" VleTi i
I. I asked what was the matter,. but my father ens • spot of blood upon his smock. He afterwards said, --o- Dom the krt.
t Week. sod I emit aieteart, and there lay the " Please not to tell of me ; I WWI go sad drown myself ;" TALLOW: .__ ._ _
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ildren lying with their threats cut. My mother aod tee. ran twist& tee brook, but was fetched peek _ =_,-;:721D7,1•MT tiO ..6711•_ _G.-The
_leketpot, set seregene..._eee
„mats& throw,:
standing close to the bedroom.door, but did not twice. Mr. Cattle, surgeon, described the modifies of the elArevat . roteeennbeee,;n: eTa 3d. to per cwt Mt' , D etc lOW Other
,ping to me. I rushed down stairs and called out woman's body. There were 38 bruises on the neck, 1.;;;;e1;;,, 44a. 90. t:4.61.-Ds.'sseZ. "4.;..- 6.3 ~ h ro a a
ww:h" t •
sod a young lad, • neighbour, came up, but was . *Usr
her, end we* There wen • laig• cut at the Jliallary i•O Werth, 45e. el to 455. 6d. ; Ira; tk seerno
go upstairs. Ls a short time my father came back beck of the head, which might hue beast sled
pArif.set. NE129,1'
.olierwastable, and my mother was taken into by the kick of • boot. There were many words on tits Wirer/ to Mat evening, 670 cadre ; "del* 1,1163 are
body, one of which by itself might hats proved fatal, with- OOTION.-LiMeameot, AUGUST 23.-Market '..lia IrirOat
Li to Mr. Burebsra, the wither added-She has bra out referee*, to the wound in the head. The legs were without say quotable ehaf44) ill pries. Bak. toa_rui , Miff
' years, and is nearly three-pans blind, but she an math lonised. The stomach was empty. The primary hetwoesiwe 3,000 gar speeektee sad imsk
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e when brought close to her eyes. At times I have our of death lay is the injuries to the bead sad brain. Leggiria, Died. to Ind.; 470 Parser, he., 17t1L tellit.
hat her mind was astray, sad that she could not The heir which bed been plucked from the woman's heed 150 Member 17d. to 2401 L • 1110 Mean sad HOLt: magrageerestl
it doing thirs whir she had doe.. This by her murderer weighed 115 grains. Other witnesses 18d. to 18d. ; 800 gases; ie.. to zia. ; 40 irellegiel No
i the case during the led fortnight. My mother examined were the prone?* little boy ; Emma I,w to Ha. • 7,610 Seurat, 7d. to 15d. ; Matra, Mit
lire goes Into St. "tomes Hospital iv Monday Shier, one of the children who slept with the
andpe 't7ellid. ; Bank; Beedra I.; ttid. . OTTE Of MA
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letter of admission which she ha
roc
received on the Sergeant Griffin, Smart Roach, P. C. Child, nto 12a ; Jars, 1201. to 131 d. ; 370 Per,,, he., j CITY OF DC •
g Saturday, but ehe said she did not like to go, Mr. Cooke, „newt. rehe Freer had told el te fti ' CITY OF i .
her children behind her. Griffin that he murdered his wife roars he was i ------ Awl erre W -
runner, when asked if she wished to put any tier Now he said, " 1 dide't inter to do wraeg. I was drunk. LELTHER.-The trearotioes in loathe, lade( it ' ears serge 117
0 the wallows rid. " George. whore •r• the The reason I dragged her off the bed was that the was ors past week bare been about au average is attest g rvey, mar •
, a the bed 'nth her clothes ea, and nasty drunk." The corer lasideahall on Tarry there was a small supply g bet =ll7olegr
itsess, who was deeply affected, burst Into team, but read over the evidence, and hard ore two o'clock, after goods, sad the amount of business dor wee endents, .
make any reply. the jury bad been looked up en hour and • half, they 'trough the demised was general for mar smile, 0.
;Award Hibbard was east called, and deposed as returned •• verdict of wilful murder, and the prisons' wee crop hides, 451bs. to 501ba. tight °rooms derange* Ell=lllsl lAlf s'imMA,F
:-lam • doctor of medicine, and a member of the committed for trial on the conmar's warrant tight shaved bides, stoat Kugler bellies, calf does gee . aset MANNY. Di, -
of Surgeone. Yesterday morning, about 3 o'clock, and *wider, and stout Serial' horse hides, wen unmated --
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died up by Richard Gardner, the son.ie-law of the in request at ire prior. il OTTERD A
and proceeded with him to the hors No. 10, NATIONAL BANK. --- .11.111 no, of NA -
r,--4-- COBN.-Boeros, Angus? -2.3.-At this day's worts, Mat Illorlort,t;ii
&net-place. Ongoing upstairs I found the bodies of ei tors was held
a little girls lying on their becks on the bed with A special general meeting of prop-8_ bad several sample' of new wheat offering, the erre B.ll‘ge retry tar 10.
worm cut, and both quite dead, though their bodies yesterday, at the offices of the company, is Old Broad- and quality of which ass various; red sold 'dee'. to th, ileiseed tires: Sal
ill warm. I examined the bodies end found that street, to roue= • proposal made by the directors for fur- sad wish* 48e. Old unaltered in value, although to La Om wet al • fare .
hroats had been completey cut through from the Mier increasing the capital el the °emery by the erestion wad was not so kith as as this day week. Brae lola VigeM"'st,
poi to the spine. I saw the body of the little boy and issue at par of 10,000 new sleazes of 501. each-- to beats- dearer. Oar without alteration.
et • marries upon the floor. His throat was also tribided among the present shereholden in the proportiaa GLLSGOW, AUGUST 23.-This day's market wee prayed ONDON, :
Weed his head was nearly severed from the body, and of one new for every four of the existing shares, and (by attended, „d sales of wheat to a modest, west
nth must have bra instantaneous. There was an way of bonus) to credit each such sew share with 304 paid reported ; Retest, eed Annie., red spring kiiiii.: .
. eu3 N
teems rates. Flour also fully as dear. Barley using UMW= of
ni.quar
antitihsy dm...blood
Thbotehwoonfiain the
ifibmisse, thhemmaaettmuit reas, up by transfer of capital account of that amount from the
rest or undivird profits, thus pleciog the new shares ma the le„ Scotch ateate„ow, ge, per bull higher. Woad idi A mcw.k.
eel in/hated be a sharp instrument, and I was shown DIM footing as tbe exisung shares, snd increasing the car- foe 6d. per load over previous rates. Beer 61. awe =TAY,
SOW nook. police-station at Wiliest four o'clock this tel to 2,503,0004 Mr. JANLI Niue MCKENNA. M.P., Wigs coca and per without change.
ore either of which was coagulated to inflict the presided. = le-}3 . •
sia-oom
is which had eared the deaths. Or of the rason The confirmatory resolution was than put from the chair. CATTLE.--SournALso AUGUST 23.-All the brier.
larks of blood upon it. Those are the razors now sad eared culandeheall. ilig oxamspoild high rates. Beef made from 3e. Is k.M.; #l4-tre wett
cal. grace, tea. to 6s. Bd. ; iamb, 6s. to 7•.; vial. 4.. Bd. b 4;
L--firsad
'ply to Mr. Beecham, the Whales stated that he had DAGENHAM (THAMES) DOCK COMPANY. Pock. 3•• 461 to 5•• pr stow ot MD, Dakiag the offil. t-Dewar
siocally shored the prisoner as medical officer of the ---e--- border to • . .
for about 15 months st various intervals of time, batMileasthes aleph
I Hertel:carved any indications of insauity. There was The first half yearly meeting was held yodel-dm 00ILLS.-Lownow„ Anouer
_23.-Hastis_ p Emig,
Iran at say gist •
s a dulness about her, arising from the state of her at the Leaden Tavern ; the He' HnwE H"w111 In 17•. 3d.
TanKillingfiel4 Moor,eOrth lie.
"1674 6d."18314. Walt liti Oral be
chair.
she She was dull and low-spirited in eloamiquenos. Braddyla Metro, 19a. ; Walls Rod Settee,al
' Ws. Be,' If to
which The report stated, the shares already takes up (oombined Ead Hatton Lyre, 18s. 3d.' Walle Mod Hark Rah* •
Ira suffered from an ulcer in one of her legs, with the borrowing powers) being sufficent to enable the
my much swollen, but she never said anything to wit-
web ie be .d
re with rigour, it wen not sessideed Walls End Kalloe, 19s. ; Walhi Lad Sour Beare{ iIrILIN
bout going into the hospital.l9s. - Walls Red South Sallee, 19s. ; Walls Fa The
hi. roe more at present, as is all probability the ,
bard Gudner was the next 'ritual &led, h" win advhe-_te the dodo 19e. 9L-Ships at market, 33 ; sold, 31. Nader the • ,
old be sworn he fell down in • fit sad was seized with "Inii"'"' would °remelt° a high Deerdnin " I
il convulsions. Be was removed from the court, and approached tompletirml• Mon, Bight', the wetreeteres LANARK Efizugg /eggs Kazin. -This lap.. ITII
I restoration he was brought in and seated at the soli. were
fi pushing on the works as fast se possible, and it was ~ . „
e. - 111180 f M ,
' table. On being sworn he said-I ant in the employ
.. the ' specified in the correct. It was DOW intended to and brought together • large gathering of Md.
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con de otly expected then they would be completed within Dot manger. to the sale of W cos took Pleiel.ali
.nNiliri
riLielli"itbethepwrs'is.oanefmr'stieghlaleeir tndaanuihintetbr,.sailr lugivedh4niarirn t.l7e advstmethe entrenee to the docks further than Iran ad, amateur dealers from mostly all Peril d illaim. le
addon to a few from Ireland and the border (cried
2,==ile
house is Skin-merket-place. Yesterday musing, at allyeedesigned, so as to chide • greater depth of water on I
rze .1, of the entrance gates, and admit of reeds of roe- ' Fs/Weed. The number of lambs on offer to-day ins wee
oak, las awoke by hearing my brother-in-law, George of 16,000, which, added to those sold laid erre& mit Uswpfe
who has been examined as • witness, gobbet : vim eidteerreb,„_.„l" iededt ::IdeerieenAdtteseedeerhae tabteleseeressWateeei therbeptdir.: ma Up ebe total
spew
tt, fully 20,000 head_the leo
on the staircase. I came out of my room in my '•". , b..
i shirt and aired him what was the matter. George taking,
~ mabelieved
to have
Docks would even_
moan
am.umkt resat
whaseeibeenyesse.hried,rbletreenwt at It...aim" hie.
ass prove, not only
I not answ•r meosa•di went into the fir" deer hest y
less oast than say other docks the Tbsmes, but that .
and again rim what was the matter. The pre t,,,,
emu
efee fax to the ham tared, the result of the day's procesdlop awed • : ' Gillet
rove more remunerative s
st once said, " That's the matter," at the same ,_"_,T . errs of this drat tit of stook. The teed d
pointing to the bed on which lay the two little girls n''
Oa the motion of the Chairman there port was adopted. Maddened ewe lambs wee de° large, but thin lief t .
their throats cut, the bed being covered with blood. good demand for thews from the North. se early saki ,
r heeds were nearly severed from their bodiee. I ------ -- - factory Amerce was effected. The dulness whirr . N.J. .
turned and saw the little boy lying on his back ea SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY. veiled into awning among the blackhead =dart Mr. •
lame Di • •
mattress en which he usually slept. The legs were wather was Rot relieved in any ssasitie Ogee Nes P. D. Barloa,
oded, and his throat was also mit in • similar manner The report to be presented to the fifty-eighth day advanced, and Le the afteenor • good reseyiseger J.O. Han ..
tie two other children. half•yearly meeting, mo Thursday, the 31st inst., shows that particularly blackhead, bad sot changed the poser ens . O. N. HO •
I Mr. Numb= -I have been married ten months, eel the gross receipts bre smousted to 630,4341. 16s. 64. (is- pied by them et the °peeing of the market. Them esi J. G. Ho
i known the prisoner chtriog the whole of that thee. I eluding 27,474/. Las., the receipts from steamboat traffic), not many Cheviot ewe lambs on sale, sad moms was wi
1 often seen her very strange with the children, some- as
of with 696,8941. 10e. 4d. for the aorresporiag very largely represented either. The coaditioa of 111Stkil SISJOI9OIII-
- chiding them with severity and the next mocha, period of 1864, being an increase of 33,540 f. 6s. 28. on the was fair, though SOWS Were. perhaps, more their is
ag them up end kissing them. She is by birth • native past half -you. The ordinary working express during the mead, owing to the severity of the winter. In reshape The Amid
False, and in general treated her adders ea an affeer nelflear have amounted to 266,8954 9s. 4d. ; the rates. et the day, Mulford mother lambs could not bred si ell &Am oh •
ate mother, and was very kind to their She taxes, tolls, sod government duty to 43,6334 10s. Bd.; end sad a great many lots failed to fine new Gerson. NM Nenellates •
not complained of poverty, but as Saturday lest she the working of the strut-packet service 13,9941. ,A. 10d. food ewe lambs would be up from 2s. to 3e es the Mee 'W, •
ed that she did not like to so into the hospital, as After providing for the fixed charges spirt freer, there of the corresponding market bug year, sad Chewier
did not wish to leave her children to the mercy of remiss • net bassos of 111,0121. 9.. Id. available for did- lambs from ls. to Is. 6 Blackford mart Isar .. rims JO 1,
body. dead on the ordinary ecesolidated stook of the company. back from Is. 6d. to 2.. on the prices of the markehdae
leorge Lack wee recalled, and, in reply to Mr. Buthem, A dividend at the rate of 2)1. per east. per ream will Lanark a fortnight ago. Cheviot ',ether lambs Om ir •L =4)
l that his mother was always kind and affectioeste to absorb • sum of 25,2521. 105. 10d., leaner/ • balers dined in value, sad, compared with the niter Mite it PAID OP-.
children. Before his lather went upstairs at 3 o'clock to he carried forward of 15,7591. 18s. 3d. ; sad this rate Leckerbie last week, they radiated • fall of freak Mis
(witness) did not hear any oriel or screams from the of dividend the directors recommend to be paid *a Monday, Es. Crouse fetched rally the same mousy is at weal liTitis um
M
aeon. the 11th day of September next. It will be cheered that marketa. Blerforted ewe lambs sold at from 181. 111 ti Der at
leery Pope, police-oomtabie 54 M, deposed-I was on tbe balance proposed to be carried over is unusually large ;Sr ; clad wetber lambs at from 15s. dowawards; Cher ' grelal
.y yesterday morning, at 3 o'clock, in Park•sheet.when I but the directors think it right to recommend that it ewe lambs (sewed.) at from 17s. to 205.; std Withirline
I called by the husband of the prisoner to his house. Oa should he reserved to meet claims for compensation arising at faun Ids, to 22a,-Nefinburpft Courant. Wirt
ng upstairs I saw the bodies of the two female children out of the calamitous accident which happened et Staple-
as on the bed with their throats cut, and at the foot of burst is June last. There bas been ea increase of 438.924 Agree
• bed, on a mattress lay the body of the little boy, aim in the number of premiers, sad of 19,2941. in the passenger TRAFFIC RETURNS. a Dor' sad Y -
tit his throat cut. The prisoner was standing Tuts Cahn receipts during the Miff-year. Of the sneerer number of Miles Yes. Nes, Toni, DS So 4195. Sore
I collected in the room, attired ooly in her rught-dress. persons urged, 218,000 consist of pauawsesa to gad from hanwiTa• open. wagers. doers., Pr lgle garret
oe which there was • great quantity of blood. Before Motion in Londe, principally arising from the greeter use BemWbevelk =a.Mgdre 4 306 eelet 1,903 6,9 if 1.11 __ it "1".
poke to her the prisoner said, " I have done it with • made by the public of the Charing-ewer Railway. There tv.i'weee lone 25:
toe" Os erminieg the room I found a rose oentaining has ewe an ;owe., of 6,32 N, te the meeta for mech.. them 1.0. renin.ula .
. tat ewe 10,401 WM eel
orezon oe the Inentel•shelf. The cep of the case was dise, minerals end cattle, dariag the baffler, this branch Wong errs August 5. TAM
• The prisoner then said, " I did it with the longest of the company's traffic being en the whole well maiatained, B. Aust. a Leonardo-eft
eor of the two " Upon that I looked at the longest and notwithsteading the competition for it carried on by other =Mut Lias) 1190 Meet 97,709 44E11 life =mew 1-.00106a.
LomberdeaCentraltalyeth 6,548 4.891 11.701
tined marks al blood upon it. I took the cue of razors routes. There has been an inoreue of 6,7814, Turd prig-, Ee. 4.
the police station, where they were shows to Dr. Rib- cosily from the lottinp of arches and property alms tite
Ed. westa.ettite PiedreeDA__2l.4i. 649 it,ree rept 12. es -,
Mart sad Lme
Charing-cross Railway, an item which may be on. Dojos ,m5A17115w,r,17. .is _. ... LIU 4,11 Ilk T. Trend ..
George Lack we, spin recalled end identified the case of peer to exhibit • large increase le future half- Week ending August lt. •
eon as belonging to his father. The men were usually yeas. The company's steamers hive performed their Great Western of (Weida lag -• .w. UAW S. Liwil4 ells 3 .
pt in a cupboard below stain, and were never placed on verges bermes Folkestre and Boutogne durieg tbe put Week ending August 12.
._ on to
IF TOE
a mentel4helf of the.,ed-o. semen with their accustomed regularity. To provide for Scottish Soros Mears SS .-.
Week ending August 19. ..i. and Cos.
POlielealtrgeant Para, 7 If, deposed as follows :-I went the efficient performance of the winter service, the directors see. „stew Jseou. eat 157 err ISt 0 Wle. le
"spay
timbers, No. 10, Skin•market-place, shortly Won four have altered uato • contract with Messrs. Ssmuda sad POOR Cork end Saner
isterday morning, and saw the prisoner in the unstals for the delivery of • fast passenger vessel for the sum of auger, a Booth Weeturs to - .... SAS At. sad ~ -'
.0.. I said,'' Who has dons this !" and cautioned the pri• 19,5001., to which the sartiou of the proprietor is re. Pembroke and Tenby lll - - 11, w
S• V 0
lber in the usual way. The prisoner at ore said, " I know quested. A portion of the direct line to Tunbridge, es-
greatly well what lam about-1 murdered the children. tending from Lewisham to Barley aud Chisedherst, wse
Cornwall * 1,314 677 1.1111 It MO
awoke about three o'clock and got op, 1 then wept down opened for poblic traffic ou the let of July lest. The am. LesetheerB
Care k "'UM
August *ASOI,IOI 2,191 10
t,i I,r ,d 3. 0,7 11.71 S A. _ e •
aira and got tits razor& I came upstairs 6114.. in• a. .nd first works oa the remainder of the line as kr an Tunbridge are °mut Nome~
it the throat of Christopher, them I went to the Den and proceeding satisfactorily, and are expected to be completed Lorca sad Blackwell ~.. oo 1,9 U or la* "'"" 146 Melte
at the throat of Eliza, mid then I. cut the throat of the in the course of next year. Various cruses have ccouned Loa-, Chat, sad Dover WISI •
Km DO
shy. After I done it, I took up the body of the halm and to delay the completion of the Oily breech and a ffet. Ex. &Branches Ise eie../9 Lea - --.. en
Metro NA of LC. kD. 12 2.e0 :w, kir islets Wile,
Ind it." I teen salted her what bad caused her to terminus ; but the work are sow well advanced,
o this, and the proper replied that the was about going sad it is expected that the City Motion will
Ilikam ~ • .
o the hospital, and did not like to leave the children be available for traffic by the beginning of art year. LOO4lOll & Boa* Westin' - 12,941 7,601 30,M - 1101MLise • -
.hind her. Oa this her son-in-law, the witness Gardner. The proprietors ere aware of the amounts which have from Manchester. reffiekleiad
Le:stuntruNc:teßmtersternh -1ey3171 614 59,14 ra...M. 1-11.11
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aid to boo, " Mother, you ought not bays done this, for time to time b.en placed to sups.; is reps. of interest useeirehtre Me os,a7 u,sia *ld Ari 0
on know I would take care of the children." She re- oo capital expended upon works in progress and= blau,:nesterAh oucur,
1,157 to
minded, "Yes, but they are my own flesh and blood." duchy*. As this burden is alert fairly chargeable Won. a rtec.... ea IA
Metropolitan
7he prisoner at this time was quite cool and collided, and geoenue, the direetors intend for the future to carry such mid.. ail - till OD
21,570 29,064 UM , , in
nno degree excited. amounts directly to capital. The directors have real/ North Staffordshire - - 1•11* "ejj Imia tiv
Richard Gardner WY recalled and added to his former succeeded in disposing of the principal part of the North tondos
,erideoes that the prisoner had said that she did not know Thom.. Hospital Erato far the sain of 170,0001.,
of
which south DeTo. ea 3,4t9 I,4se HL !:
that she had done until she had kissed the baby after 150,0001. has been remind aid credited to capital amount, Mawr lng 1,149 1,111 tete "7„ .
hasbo(uwtiBtnoes,astekbroain !it!
estate,
„loom of 200004 wowed by mortgage As the s
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of the mills at the adjoining police station, and then
e'lmtteinteg silo thhismamtOtheTehradmeaorwninhger
.________ _ working the ire d. 111,06: 1
he said Whim that the children were better in heaven Do•vofer
sthaetree..;ipc,ta.fpwer bothanwee.titsurdetoLonnuandOn,fieChatlerpw.e_eirs
WATERFORD AND LIMERICK RAILWAY. ffivar____Met
hen starving about the streets. She did not may that some -.__. . musisrmu,
me had whispered to her to do it. The half-yearly report to be submitted to the
The husband of the primmer said that his wife had made
mania; on the 25th inst. shows a total increase of tree
tbet statement to him.wife et 1I z a ' DII2I • :
The depritione, having been oompleted. were read over, receipts amounting to ],2191. over the last correspoodur D1006.-August 21, at Mimpoleatreet, the 0
eau year. The directors regret, however, that thy cannot ce of daughter'Bißlß:Hß. , MLR RIABIROTESua, AND DRATILL
and the pmsoner was told ape could now put any questioas
Pay any larger dividend. This arises from the henry ex- COvvr•---A=ll. at 3terlhereagh"hrg' St Islues.uuuk =Obit .
she might think fit to any of the inheres. during the put six mouths, in renews!' of pleat of • m •
and repairs of permanent way, added to the high rate ol Mgt 1
The pruner, who had remained seated, with her bead enditure generee - .
resting on her bands, in the feat of the dock, here roused
herself, and said she had no questions to ask. littered on mousy prevailing daring the latter part of the es e daughter. hue the lOU da 1 diemble. a
Mr. Beecham then cantioaed her in the usual way, whenca2,.....l.iiiirm,D.-9...4.A'agErsims
j. 2...1,•&fit. epoiDehrumbne.ter. Esteeee_z. Sesoteddh 4
former half year and beginning of the preset which bag COCKEZeLL August 21, at Byden Dill ar
told 'pier the surplus that would hue been available' for co,kereu, of a daughter. villas, SWUM, lost •
The prisoner said-" I have rely this to say : I was quite
dtlivl: od.theAfutersuormievet of interest
o oaloprans:moo.tbere reerstliktai-ne SI t,
destitute, mod my little girl was quite blind. My husband e,
of 1 -lige 18a lid. • - • the wile of O. N. I. tittle, of a son_ uw „ye die
has himself hese takes ill, and I fretted very much because From this it is p
a sur"
Lel cl.'•idrds n the el Be. .
I had to go to the hespitsl, and I thought it better to doLITTpApiso...LILN-;_i.v...AAug:s2l49l,s,atd.g.slfuedsobrote:i.igtoogn
,Vsunel,
esrlial
talks
what I did, boner I thought my thildren would be safer "L. at the rate of five Per omit. on all redeemable •
end 45 per oar. ou the perpetual stock ; also • divideed MARRIAGE& lt .
to he in heaven."is BECK LIS -RABILISON.-Aegust ft, at St. tlarYishwl
The eite.„ „we the, booed over to wow., ad tee 2s. 68. per share to the original shareholders, which lest chunk the ge, I. A. boo., Am of the JialleP '-
to be paid free of income tax, and to carry forward the hone. to Dudek daughter of IL lisretee.t,_ena...• 4111 tors
primmer was fully committed for trial st the next sessions of
the Centred Crimiael Court. has of 2481. Lis. 9d. to next half-year's wort. CRONSIE-TRONAJON -Miami 91. II
ltddls father, by the inn. W. H. clasher, I. yeoman I
The prisoner was at ones removed from the dank. and - Noe. msaufsetarer Orandholine to Annie. als.fr. .
conveyed by Dowse, the gaoler of the court, to Horeseaspa. DUBLIN AND DNOGHIDA. BAILWAT.-The repore Thompeon„jun., M.. of Mower% reeltreer_..eit OZIGA.
ger-lane Os& -
of the dire
states that the cieterairee el the hit half. VON °LINN - MOsoo.-Atur
3,210..d1,1.11,!...,=;101t
year, after podding for cornet express, tote on loess, CimerPe. tar_rof,;ff_tbe •"..‘ „.deitham ~„ may SOO"
efuryalwx_Thet and divide**, oa profaner *harm sad stook, show a see =Zhu,' '''' Wilsririrw. diatmcd7ol HAM. .
C 0 1711. T Or CIIIMIteAL APPIAL,
L,,,,, profs of 14,4971. 7s. 4d.. out of which they reeemoseed a , Wes
DEATH& gosillo "Zak. at G
mit:P.a.: terNeseidaeoy'eseat°9erirualidthawe meeleglae,„..„.°l4"ti".K.Bw;h7, dividend_
.= the ontioary stork at the rate of 41 per eget DoiAT if. al Marine parsde, WOO" emelt
lame incomeriax. This will amount to 14,2841, •
has been convicted el the murder of Dasher' Clutter- 17 "riaaza-;4„.. 27 ,88 Miss el IL MO. red en. wt., )10. 1 0006
buck ; sad also those raised on the trial of Vaithastais lye ambers
neemereada tebdawebe
pleemi2; 2. 91-
___.,-, elitelt GATerees.a&-Augur U. at Ritchie. la
to the referees.= la .• Y
Harris, and 8011141 Ville, for the forgery of past-case seders: ' IlitS
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