The Express.
London, England, 1848-12-16 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 16, 1848.-

...-- Ittsre.' 'Atli .0. ' Friafter et =lt A
kr a skeet with a kalterows sad pre her
be bed whim roughly to eopylinli. did sir it,
M tumid to the merger se the Polak Wm
sad te sP was Porre—the- dowamest reeked B.
Thule we so disarm sec date to it. lieve
hee mother stamped pegs,, end elm wrote isobar.
Re aim' her is tsars a third sad de it
.rnialooly
sad kr Bad purpose he gave los mother shest of
paper. OM te the heat el les rosoilestles. they were •=,
will the theiglies that be the tldrd he desired kir to lease
eat the kers peek Re bided the ears up, end pat the lest 1
la Ids rule% awl sad, "ha gore to the hall te see Mr.
Jamay.' Ils lek the hew as she supposed, for Iltaallehl i
ma .11 the_ prom ware tikes away. He retreat he as
bees mil • Weal thset the asked him if Mr. Jersey bad
area ft t Is irli. "No; bat I have apported to see him
a.:,a.imaissa, sad I shall see his ea my way te Feb.
Thislarked took phis es the Thursday bbeanthe
Rash and said. u I sever si+ sub
thaw Mar a this Jaw le. Re behaved as if we arse
led Weide bikn be cur lima." Re biked a good deal abort
his istaniew with Ns. Jemmy. Ike sad Reek Maid
=64 tad after Amer he lath out papersad,
have some milks to do.; pm thaw Oohs
Nur milk." She vent cols the ies, and emaeheed them
I hatherksar. Wks eke volisswAre
ohs beat Rua la hb
wish papers an the Ithle. Ohs had bees la Ms
:rta a dart time, what be aid, " I mat you to put
cr sere tetra perm ." and be heeded her these paw&
la •
the ;mks stuked B. was sae. The
wear 'ftWitness—Emily Smirked," en the paper. were be
writing. She mw the sun of "I. Jenny "on the re's',
which she believed mast have bees written after die node
the copy. After she bad signed her name, he wrote is assn
✓ate to It There was another paper like that stred by
her shout the !mortgage. He did sot produce the del ho
made ; it was ta his pocket. He told her it was the
The paper marked A eas the one. These papal =aL be
dinatare of .. I. Jenny," and "J. B. Ru,h.* About
two days after Rath led her Into • closet k the
parlour, sad showed bar a little place ia the
skeet. and a chisel, sad how he mild rise It.
He said, " This is a plass made to keep all way rpm; my
poor mother was the only one that knew of it, mid now she
is dead I will let you Cato the secret." The cloak produced
was taken to London by her. It was a bright scarlet colour,
and eke bad it dyed for him. It was an old Whined wo-
maa's desk with a hood. After it came from the dyeing, she
get her dressmaker to make it iato its quest shape. The
hood of the cloak was made into the cape ; Rush asked her
to get It made tar his. It retained in her lodger till the
tth et October, bat Rush never wore it there in her pr-
esses. Btte breaskt it from London with the other Wogs.
The cloak red with her other things under the bed
some di,* She complained to Rush of the things being
' there, and they were taken out of the box; and Rusk ink
thecloak and hung it up with the other "blare in the bed-
room closet. The only time she ever saw Rush wear
this cloak was when he fitted it on after the
dressmaker had altered it, sad the morning after
the warder. The closet where it was put was locked,
and Rush kept the key. She had men his keys hanging
at the door in the day time. Oa the first and snood 000 a.
sins of Rash going out after poachers, they were living up-
stairs ; mad he locked the door of the passage, so that she
could not go down stain. Whea he returned, be said,
" Where are you 1" And she told aim, " I am is your
room." He then maid " Step ism your room." Oa the
night of the murder, when Rush same down stairs, he must
have had boots or sheet me, frsm his tread. He had hie coat
off while he was speaking. On the eight of the 28th, m the
door of his bedroom was a little opts, she saw a fire ia the
room, which she concluded must have been lighted some
time, hum its appeeranes. The y had left uff living la the
bedroom from the Sunday nnht brine. She had the keys
of the bedroom generally. There was no fire es the Mos.
day. Oa the sight of the 28th there was any Rash and
hunt I. that part of the house, as Savory slept at the
back. Rush had a pair of boots he was in the habit of
wearing, and she saw this dryiag by the Ike in the bed-
room es Saturday. These hoots earn up as high as the
ankle. They were rather thick and open at the sides, with
a strap behind to put the finer in. She would know the
boots again. The wig produced was Rush's property. He
had it in Loudon last April to wear, on an occasion when he
was going to some (nude to transact 'stainer, and he
wanted to know what they were about, without being
recognised.
Here the prisoner weasenarined witness, but elicited so.
thing material.
Oa the next eimisainatios. Dec. 11, prisoner continued to
cross-examine this witness, chiefly with a view of diecoverieg
if the lad had any eouvereation with the police and the other
witness, respecting the murder, since he (prisoner) had been
in needy. Mu was not asked qinstions abut the papers
before they were brought oat of the closet. She was asked
Moat parrs at the tints they were taken eat of the cheer.
She was asked whether she knew any of the papers i
whetherihe could say she had copied any of the agreements.
She looked at them, and saw many that she had written, bat
not the agreements. Oa Friday she was questioned abut
the agreements • at the bridawoll she first mentioned that she
had been eopylatispapers for the prisoner. Bbe was sand
where he kept pans. And she said: then was a 1
carpet-beg fell ia the room. Sire did not say in which part
of the closet the papers were kept. Os Friday might ldr.
Omen asked be to be ea oath, whether she knew el lay plan
besides those ne mestioned. She was en oath Wore kr.
Cams. The ark bike was the first time she sew the
deer she w the cash-hoz takes ben
tb du oreaC sa
illie send set tall bow meal copies sad bttem
were takes fuse that wont place; there wire several.
Rash's mode of raialaine Ready Seedbed was violent is
the extreme, and the seenstrate frequendy interfered with
a view of Wader him ft greased _mess ealmly.
Mr. Gawp Pismo, the govern' of Norwich Castle, midi:
I took the desk now prodesed on 4th of Des. from the pri-
mer. I was present when Eerily lionthsed was brought is
sea vitro is the 13th of Dee. As the was abort to be
aterked, the rimer made a violent speak, easplaisiog
et
the seeder el the megietrin. Oa the 14th of Dee. I was
proem at the renew enesezainlostion of Emily Sandkrd.
At the sonent he said, "If shellacs them (the &pad-
dies), 1 her her hand will set off.'
Mr. J. Cana, the desk to the mightier% said : Oa De-
cember 2 I west to the Pere Farm, in company with Mr.
Cann, the maghtrees. ffsteadest Hubbady and
Witheifoed Masi as there. Smelt was made in the parlour
rear. I Witherdial take up a board, and from leader
the deer take out sere perrs sad • boa. The box I sow
Cal:rlt w looked. I procured • key sad earthed It.
akedas
eundry porn, mar whisk were Isar sirs.
rests en half-crown sumps- They have boas ia my felele-
slam ever seem I have marked them all. The sae embed
• was signed Isar Jeremy, and wham Redly fiandbed.
That marked B was signedleme Jersey ea the ens past,
on the other Jeans likadeld Rash, and winces
Sandford. The sae marked C was signed I. Jenny, whams
Emily Ilsadford. That marked D was signed Thomas
Jersey, pi Ida mark, Jeha Lamer, sea. it kis red%
Richard Reed an Bally Seadkrd witarese's ; sad the be.
ther part of this yeeerat is similarly drat I put In
tree copies of A, Bd C, which I bar brute asserd.
All the other papas have bra in my presetha MR ears.
There wre alse Ave similar keys In the hes whisk I prima.
The swebtrates directed that the dearer Is should he
read. The deal Mr. Cam read was a moseoreadam degree.
meat made as the 10th Oreber, Mt. It was to the eldest
that lams J
ebergbererry, Req
.., agreed to let
lark rea
te James Blemddd
As, et F these tee Arm red by
M. Zia Rob MI Mr. James R. Risk be ire lona of a
rem Ira Mithearra, lad, et the eared ratof SW, sad
cast this affielelealt tad a counterpart be prepared at the r-
pm* of Mr. James B. Rash, with the arm erearts as
was dies ortelsed is the Ines ot the albreisid Jolts Rash
and Jam I. Rush; sad that a elms is the mid lore was
to be ithired, thud kis (Mr. limy's) son was to bow lie
of draft over the said farms, sad to haat •
alEl&ma ad bedroom provided Is, him when ha shield
the one Is tea sharing NUM, and that he sheal=e
braid la the fret-beech, sad pay what was aressable be
as ram In miters whereof theorems* was by
the piertise. Witness, Redly Baader, The agree-
math stated it was agreed by Issas Jaw that if James B.
Ruth pave up all those parses sad theaments he held re-
bar to thesdald Hall sad the Petersham estates, sad
AM all deat lay in Ms pewee to =Maria sad
boy Mo. Ns. Army and his heln,llm, in reetadoe of the
NM Mare, he, Mr. Jersey weak give up all claims epos
the NM Jai. B. Rash; sad would bora Ike nerlegel be
=old five up the wither et the ems to the said Jr. B.
Mika twelve maths frees the date thereof, and give
Ma a bre ef the Falmingisast Farm be 21 ran, ea the
err raid= se be this held by arissalrem g
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_y_k..T ro rt bay.
it
B.
dated Oar-
beel%lll4s, between Jr B. RaM4l6B2rJormwsly who weed
le let veld Jas. B. Rank have the 5,0001. at tea Perak
erwediras peen over and above the time sterimed la the
deeds, at 4 per cent., oespadng the three yens at
ie~eepiriflmm of the tea years sstioned !a the mortgage
deeds' sod be, Jr. B. Rai, agreed to pay the arrest r
sod to observe all the etirskidoes and covenasts
Jasem~Ysßmsdls the oiwoodg doostrml, I. Jenny sad
1.1. Rai Whom, Boa*
Mr. Cogs mat read the deeseart marked D, dated Lea.
dos, Or. 8.2848. It was the easmereadem el as weir
mat made an that day
Between Theme 1 Jewset, of Ow Uwe ii tansy Yuba
Lwow. ma, 11. Jimmter, Ifeadiesseeseafeste rett=ri
laree, pm, et Wire% es Se re per re
lir at tfo. X, dbesoneakitheregb, Leis; ft the lien ad
Tam Jeau, Atha tar. ad Mare tear Jr. wed Ite
hair er le he le la sele ae- IL car, are
teedintena alregara, lbeatr ar Mee Walther tea fa the
=lof do anner el the lea Ma May Zook ma pea
lis dr arealles et tes.hia ler sr areal Jr 11. leer
he as arm of el =serer keg ter sea 1116 Orr. ter
mad alai Mr At:: ear seet at 2104
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glimiteor thol.Bl=lll=
trialammens bilk
roper the L. B. Irk soy ttlit
seeregy as las the thoiNophswo mil amlollilop
on the mil are. The ebiterl serago loslfs. Ike air
tler re le a pil le Moms homy, Bea Wow. ems. Olio
Lan2=bake. la. maw usiparagd, emir, ram
ad Sot lio AIWA Imo . ish.
ea re a rade dr Ilw. dopoloßol Bit tioloonto
le pat near bag We as derere at as re star ad hp a
ell beamed halo le wild Male waddeagemsedis ; owl ii Bo
wsesssllil. Ira he era he elleved bess the rim as Shirr dna
to toletwoo loltWoolf dl sienrale arra Is alit rascal
Illtalah Mr so liZiaser hem, la pemenioa ; eel dill sea
nada eapariele pearioa for the akeudi
=aro ham It air his Lana, 5t0..14 =
Illsioodlkwa. 8, Sol Ild* Ilomootropt, Imam
IMF asiar Malt we *Mot that as eanaii hare
thediagarattet sare wooled miry raper like the awe
mar hi le de Mr Telleader as late Ost. ant.
Term hem W eper a=t ma, el hit mirk. Nr.
mar lard awl eat Nola
Mr. ileamd Mrs* agar of Nescrish, mid: I us well
twevolosat with tho ofpoomo of tea Ilielleed, Mr. Isar
Jmarked is aw. A
1 so ithlsied tbeilem ellbehed te the paper
set his homett ' The olgooltwo to the
wilting B is eel his losailiiklag. I have leaked at the

poor
is dead ow

elpaten " I. Jemmy," is the pew embed 0. sad I ma
sat lad it is sot Um haadwritles el the Isis Ik. hasty.
M. O. Clarke, jes., et Wymeadhatet I as sleek to
MEW Umbel ma maw I Pedalo sw iligisionledata
liii4, ender the beads sad gist of two
awe S. !leak sal the kW hese Jenny,
It rblit that lbe !sleek Mate was dierpd by
sale
B. It.sk with tie puma* sf 6.10 X to be kW Mr.
:may. The deed else maim previsions that **ahem
sem of 5,0001. shall ram& se eseerity as the sem estate SW
the idth el liemeaber mew beep& The deed blt Posso*
dee eillitibst gal Climb., NOM= to the hie Mr. Jimmy,
sad hos boom be memo dme. It b els.* "J. S. U.k."
The whole et the diormilisse having boa some Amery
The Rev. Yr. Wilms eddremsd the primmer, mad MOM
If be bad marbbs le my. Re wale lest IMmed to say say-
**, but it was bb lily to tell Ms that mbelleter be dad
my would be takes dew. sad mishi be teed ern mblemee
csabot
Re* here Misatively mused lame metes be had Wm am
ilars:lB /arr. Re Me, is a esei and sibeted maser,
the Man la the bllessitt toms :—I have sot get
• Mil le may. I base repeatedly mired to wide ed the 41°'
hof their bele, retarded sae. There as
trea; sad
tech • sall4lMfl7 et widows takes that it was
rcib:he me le any la may mid the more impormat
minim sae whams with regard to whet
edam bed :field to their statmessa. I ban she
repeatedly
sew
that keys sad rpm, ce seek es
the magistrates did set were of um to them as eel.
doses spinet ma, might be gives ep to lee ; but have always
boss nomad whom has Ma made by me or lay
family. I also eemmtila dist leeks have bees Mica. that
yes bad the keys e , sad mime leerily of the rosiest ba-
pertanes to ate, es regards this Mae" he boss kept beck.
set produced. And op to this time I as see mere whom
custody they are fa. Asa I sow mama to Mow of re,
Mr. John Cann, when are UN three keys yes bed whoa yea
ware at the Bridewell (Wymeadhan) ea the Sebarday I we.
taken to the coils r

Chairman.—You bad better costae, your eassentkins
sad wave your wetions till the close of the peewits.%
when they shall be answered if kis pomible ter vs to de I%
aush—Well, so ea so if you like. I she sew say
that your conduct (addistesbig Mr. J. Cana) and your
father's (Mr. Cann, tie magistrate), and Mr. Wilma%e, has
been most filiation% so fir as regards obtaining the We of
justice! and partlealerly r rsgarda their conduct is obtaining
the evident" of Emily fan • that truth means have
bees resoeted to to obtain week evidence as were sever befits
used by say other mmtistraise in England; and that my firm
opinion is that both you sad your father, of your own know-
late, know th= put of the two last entabations,
yea like to cell them, to be files.
Auetrincrs'obarge you with pcoftioing to act as tor
from the Wednesda am 99th, inclusive of that day, up to
the day, Monday, 4th lust, whoa I was lost examissa here ;
wed, by so doing, predated my taking any sae else to set as
such. That you also took the watch I bad, so that you
might be paid say 'Krems that might have bean
charged for so aetlsg ; sad that I bad not the
least idea but that you were so meting till Mr. Pampa
told me he thought I must be under sow mistake.
I now want to know when I con have a copy of the deposi-
ticos ? I also want to know if I can have mew

allowed me of ptring suck -paper; that a7e'necteasa ry
for my defence, the muse as a solicitor, with the
exception of my liberty ? I %leo wish to know when
I can have the loge and papers that have been taken from
Fehnlogbam and Potash, and which have not been brought
forwar‘s, evidence against me, sad all other things u well
as keys and perm ? I have only one snore observation. I
also request to have the watch and appendages which you
took with it given up to Mr. Pintos on his paying you what-
Gm charge. you have against me, (or visiting me, and the
usual charges for staking a copy of the depositions. That's
all, Sir.
The clerk here handed ths statement for the prisoner to
sign.
Chairman.—Prisoner, you now stand committed or trial
at the neat Milli, on the charge of murdering Mr. base
Jenny and Mr. Jermy Jermy.
Rush.—Very well, sir; that's all right. All will be oat
by-and-by; time will show.
He was thou removed to his cell in the gaol, still proteet-
ing against the great Washes done him by the magistrates,
and their detaining his keys and 'ripen.
Mr. Cann here addressed the bench, and said he need
scarcely Years than that there was no particle of truth in
the charge the prisoner bad made against him in respect to
acting as his legal adviser.
The Rev. Mr. Pestle said the magistrates were quite satis-
fied a, to the unfounded nature of the charge. Indeed, it
was only due to Mr. Cann to state that he had displayed the
greatest care and attention throughout the protracted
inquiry.
The examination terminated at a late hour.