The Express.
London, England, 1847-08-18 00:00:00

_ ler teall•—a erortti
humeri, au.end
wermbeerled ma. Re has a wawa badly sell chiles',
—the starchy of Sena daughters. His semaimism has tare o
forfeited by his atoms foes his regimen, I& esemqnsace of
this affair. The sommimion Valero,* from Lag to 3,0001.
I believe he has beet reduced to the union poverty and
indigoes&
Roomained try the Admen-General • He left the senate?
Ulor are 'Air, and I never saw him again until he veteran
sail sameadered to take his trial.
amnia Leeman examined by Mr. Clark, proved
lime he ems • pinta is the Blues ; that in 1843 he acted
as coachman to are peleame,_ and that onthe day in question
he drove his mete sad Dr. Gulliver to the Breeknock
Arms, where they found a carriage and cab, with some
gentlemen. The prisoner, the doctor, and the other
=Amen went away, some into the fields and some
the road, and got out of sight. Witmer
hood the report of fire-arms, and in about a quarter
of an hour or twenty minutes after the report the
rimer came up and get into the carriage, and the winos
drove him to the Regent's-park-barracks. The witness
never saw him again.
Cross-ex/mined by Mr. Clarkson ; I have been in the re-
giment 22 years; the prisoner boa been in it all that time,
and I always found him • mild kind-hearted man. I never
had a better master in my life.
Major Cuddy examined by the Attorney-General : I am
now a major is the army and esptain in the 55th regiment
of Foot, but at the time of this duel I was a lieutenant in that
regiment I was tried in this court for having sated as
mewl to Col. Fawcett, and was acquitted. Col. Tawesers
mare was David Lynn Fawcett, and he wee a brevet -Heat,
mi., and major of the 55th Regiment We had served toge-
ther in India and China, and came home is 1843. This
an* moaned on Saturday, the Ist July, 1843. On the
Pride,' before, Col. Fawcett gave me ream to expect that a
pietism& would cdl aria me at the United Service
Club; mil on that day an individual, whe gave his name
Gnat, did call ups me at the Mb. He told ate
he gelled hom Used, More. We bad a leertheset mem-
wise se the sateest et lib Minim ; and the melt was,
that he eels jest eiem me vein the moo night, when a meet-
ing was W take plese between Lieut. Munro and
061. Fame* own manes. Col. Fawcett salad foe me
in a emir" blames har sal five o'clock the folkntleg
minting, ma wows,* WOW la the Brocknon'Ares, an
-
es-town Oa our **yen timed at Mr. Grant's lodgings, and
than drove an to the Bresitnesit Ants, Mr. Grant coming
with as in a moveysace of his ma.
neck Arms. did ewe.
The Atimay.l : Whoopee mind id the Brook-
nTy= ?
Witness : I saw two i
The Attorney-Gemini: WU IMO they
Wham : nine boa jlwa M emlerstand that they were
Lieut. Munro and Dr. Gahm
. The Attorney-General Do you know the prisoner was
one of those penmen ?
Whams lambi anima positively that he is the indivi •
dual, leer an I men to the appearance of Dr. Gulliver. My
belief is that the Individual now in the dock is Lieutenant
' Mann.
Mr. Julies Erie And one of the persons whom you saw
at the Breakneck Ants?
• Wilms: I believe the individual in the dock is one of the
prase I sow them ad I believe that Dr. Gulliver, whom
I bare ma sow the other. We all went into • field
in the of the Breeknock Arms.
• The -Gomel: Will you state, if yon plane,
what marred when you were in that field-
! Wilms I decline answering that question, as I conceive
• by (keg so I shall criminate myself.
The Affiemeary.Genend : Why you have been tried and
al=
: Tm, ae a principal, but I may still be indicted
• as on memeloy.
The AiterampOsamal : I will pat an end to all difficulty
by padre, ier yes the Queen's free pardon under the
grog kW. This will absolve you from all &pennies.
• The dolmen was banded up to Mr. Justice Erie, who,
Gar pane* it, said to the witness, it is in_y duty to tell
yen that time letters-patent under the Great Seal is an ef-
fectual pram le you for any proceeding whatever concern-
ing the death of Catalog Fawcett. •
Mr. Chains .pasted that this meeneement should
• ellelembrua/ • dachaelket to the Mims, whether or
sot be wee to amine the queens.
Mr. antes Erie: The witasurs Apollo& is bamied upon
a supposed liability to criminal pro melbeela swim mama
the sillon. If the party who keine to have hi widow
fuafits him with a Menem& which secures him treat any
liabfilty to any criiand mmedings in respect °tele wider,
I reasset qq the olqiimi mower is well leaded.
Mr. . the whamsM avail mks, to
answer, sad thstyear meth asa, Mould soma-
nth him, will not this wen ea
el seimhal prosodies
in Motion to the arts of OeL Female free km
Kr. Justice Erie: Ifbe rotates to asessor, the court wadi
take the entree usual in cases of • matimpt, mad eil it my
duty apt& to repeat, that all Orem to answer on the
espreeed liability to criminal -remains are, in myjede-
Meat, entirely removed by the lesimmat which has bee
haled to the witness by the alll
Ileminatios etmilawed neM=yelated at to
me es Limit. Maio ad Dr. Chaim mildral a fold hem
' the vend. We wad them the had acme disavow To the
beat of my noollesten, Mr. Gulliver separated booths rah
I bad a ere Llamas; sea wee leaded by Mr. Oaf, the
may Mr. Omni memered the disarm 14
saes. I lea Identeoshosi Feneede sad
"Wed him whom he was to shied ; awl Mr. Chia ad the
same by Lieut. Mean. The steed weed ea was, "
tlanes, me yea Indy to firer errr Gm. ems shpoL
Almost holostraseesly altenreads aiding vas hut by Um*
Msad glint ilainediatily after Ceimoi Ihweell
unro eseleime&—. Didion sae bin sew am thee
as peonda.lmlemdlag to met ••• " Oedema Fawcett mid
—" Ho; I did mot I aeveriskadall le Ire." Mr. Munro
then came up, end Wei to dole had wit Colonel Faw-
cett. My lmrssiea ie that kale wars met *alum Mr.
ware sid—"Friereethllle yea. " • entedialele
n got
and conveyed Lint.-Colonel Fawcett to the
;311= Arms. I prososiod to Biz B. Brodie, and pro-
nto" his alleadance. I did not see Coital Fawcett seek
Wm Ms death.
Cromeamilasd by Mr. ChM= I amen take 'gm
myself to area positively to the halleidael la the desk
I bad nommen him before the amain of the let kly.
My had Is eat he is the mem bat I wadi set, la Idea
of feeissesark I hese hum shoat 16 hi the arentam
Mr. Aisa : Here yea basalt any ifs eine
beim
?obsoleted from themeeho *a seelmaing to resent um
WWI
The atesmay•Geneml eldeeld to are emotion.
Mr. Judge Erie • Of column an the homing of the ear
tion ; bat I ma bound to cob& It as insinent. •
Kr. Chrism : Sine this mheennahe ale, do yea know
ot
rmesays eleme ablimika in the mow sigedalime se to disputes be-
Th
rabide Allasserasmessi elfeeled, sad the question was
oil&
Cesseammisedim coatlatell: I eis tried for the offense
of weld Ewer. and was amokiell by the my.
Remembsi by the Attlaimpasaeral: 'lUket by week
Col. Pawvott fell was end by the poly who imp with De.
Gulliver. After are eia Dr. Gulliver was miff hr.
Mr. Robert_ minima by Mr. Weskihaloit: I gra a
garla M•4l•Ne. Barletrue. Oa ils Ise of July,
= OA. Fawcett
at the Coke Area The desereed vary hint, from
gun-not wounds is his right aide and right am. He died
on the Monday following. I made a; pool•mortom examina-
tion with Mr. rinds. The ball had entered at the ribs, and
was found deeply imbedded in the spine. (The bell was
produced.) It was a pistol.ball. I think part of the deceased's
clothes were found in the wound; that wound was the muse
of death.
The Attorney-General : That, my lord, is the case for the
proecution.
Mr. Clarkson said that, on no occasion when appearing
before a jury, had he felt himself more entirely overwhelmed
with anxiety than he did in the present instance—an anxiety