The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-22 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, F:BlpY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 22, 1865.

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THE FEI4IAN MOVEMBNT.

revered. One report represents Oaptaii WARIK* r •
Federal °spiels, earreber se s OssfeiffeW.

DUBLIN, TIMUIDAT NIGUT.

The Cork Constitution publishes a correct account
of the military arrests which took place yesterday
in Cork. The men arrested are Drum-major
Farrell, Ist Battalion of the 2nd Regiment, and
• sergeant, named Butler, of the 99th.
The wildest rumours are in circulation in Cork
as to the wide-spread disaffection existing among
the troops at present quartered in the city. The
Constitution states that several men in the garrison
are very, sharply watched, their complicity in the
Fenian movement being more than a suspicion.
The investigation into the case of the Fenian
prisoners in Dublin will not be proceeded with
on Saturday. The evidence, both oral and docu-
mentary, is of so voluminous a character that it
Las been found impossible to have it arranged
sufficiently by that time. Mr. Strange has been
engaged for several hours each day of this week
taking further informations. The prisoners twill
therefore be further remanded.

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Amon •nr SALFORD.—MAtcalwrint, Styr. 21.—
Six detective °Moen belonging to the Dublin polies fame
arrived in 2diecheetee this morning, holding several war-
rants in their hands for the arrest of losesbers al the Fenian
brotherhood. Tires' oaken proceeded to Has Tows ball,
Salford, where they pteeed themselves in oassalunication
with Mr. Taylor, the chief constable' bib Seiford police.
From thence they ware accompaniedeants Quick
and Risme/mil to the house of a boo.bioder, named
Patrick Skelly, 41, Obspeletrest. Here they apprehended
Skelly, and on searching the premises found several docu.
muds and publications of a trammel:de character, which
wan seised. They next proceeded to arrest John Foil:ell,
a porter, in the service of the London and North Western
RedwayCompeny,who was found at his work. On mearchieg
his boom, in Xtddertniestermourt.Chapel-street, they found
some documents Maras( to the Pendia movement, sad a
quantity of arms and ammunition, ellof which were,of eons's,
wired. The two prisoners were sent off by train to Liver-
pool on their way to Dubai'. As:Aim:duped°, Swallow,
of Dublin, sad two other °Moen, remain behiud with
government warrant" for the arrest of other members of
the Fenian Brotherhood, but it is doubtful if soy others
will he takes in Manchester. Probably we shall hear of
arrests in other manufacturing towns. Skelly, the book-
Hader, formerly had a stall in likulthfieldrosrket, Man-
chester, and was a pellet of old books there for sassy
years. The arrests were made so quietly and prompt', 85
to create no sensation, and the prisoners were taken
through the streets so se to attract little observation.
There were no crowds collected.
ARIZAT AT BRlFFlRLD.—Yisterday two detectives "r-
-eboil§ Sheffield from Dublin, armed with a warrant from
the thief metropolitan magistrate, for the sliest of a man
named James Quigley, on a charge of high treason. The
officers found that the man was employed as a silversmith,
at the works of Mr. Henry Wilkinson. J.P., sad that he
I has bees few sixties years in Sltelfisid, sod bears a good
character. Neverthelesa, the detainees on searching his
house in Townhead.atreet, found a lugs member of does.
meats which dearly commit Quigley with the
Fatima movement, sod show that he hen bees sating as one
of the accredited meats of the leaders both in Ireland and
this conotry. He had • ooesiderable sember of amiss ot
the Irish Pappas is his house when arrested, and books
Imitable; the pass words of the order end other informa-
-1 tion which will be tueful to the police. It in believed that
a number of the Irishmen with whom the town swarms
an
members of the brotherhood. Quigley was taken before
the mayor, who remanded him to Dublin, and he waa
re
moved lest night.
LlrratPOOL.—So far as our correspondents can
esoertain, the Feuiana, animated by promises and hopes,
though of the vaguest kind, of aid from America. still keep
together, end drills and swam have bees maintaised.
Three have chiefly taken plain in the neighbourhood of
Kirtdale. On Wednesday the polio" were purposely be-
guiled .s to these drills, and a strop( posse of men were
patrolling the sei‘hbourhood of Waterloo, Crosby, and
Bootlo for several hours, but without, cou
to of rse,se farcalling
of
in
with the drill parties. There appears be no ity
money when it is required. and the talk in Noise) circles.
is that, in a month, the great movement for the invasion
of Ireland will be complete. The authoritlea, however. in
Liverpool are kept petty well informed of the state of
altaira

(Reface Mr. Justice dem)
Edward-illesek dO. end Slaws diced:, 211, two
able looking areatieree, mace end wife, mere darned won
an istlictment, and alio by the caresser a inquisition, with
the wilful muds: of their male child.
le this we, pertly reported ie yesterday's Harass, the
jury Acquitted the male prisoner, and found the woman
Guilty of mandoughber. etatiog at the ewe time that they
were of opinion that she had We gaily of gram veiled
towards the deceased child.
The prisoner was shortly afterwards brought up for judg-
ment, and the learned dodge, damming her, said there
weld be no doubt that the jury were perfectly jestieed by
the ',idiom in the decision they bad arrived at, and that
she had awed the death of her child by her linos, leak-
genes in withholding from it the nourishment it reqwred.
The ewe was another instance of the lamentable *ones.
cinemas that resulted from habits of Intemperance, and
there was only thin point in her favour, that she did not
seem to have neglected her child either with regard to
disallow or to have been guilty of any We ci violence
towards it. He then seetenoed her to be imprisoned sod
kept to hard labour for four months.

THE MURDERS IN SOUTHWARK.
Rain Lack. 41, poor, melancholy looking creature, was
oharged with the wilful murder ed hoe soo, Christopher
Lack, by catkin his throat.
There were two other similar olisrgee &pipet the pri-
mmer, imputiog to her the murder of others of her children
named Esther Lack and Elise Imek.

Mr. Lillq Rrossated, sad UN prisossr was &feuded by

Up to • late beer on Wedusday night (says the Pete.
WWI Journal of yesterday) no further smuts were
»ported es having bees made, either in the city or pro-
vinces. 11 in, however. stated that several mimes have
suddenly itivappeved, sot only from lethlin end Cork, but
also from Barre—from which sooordiog to the !Vera-ktter,
a perfect exodus his taken plow. In Cork the authorities
continue to exercise the greatest vigilance, and to adopt
the most active precautions. The Herald nays that almost
'Leerily during the day mounted orderlies ars seen h cryi
ng
through the streets, and during the past few days varios
changes of troops have eaten plass le the garrison, the men
for some time veneered in Cork being drafted to the out-
lying districts. The coastabolary are kept concentrated
is their differest stations, ready for duty. Extra pollee
went down to Cork yesterday, sad s detachreeet of infantry
Ise bees meet off to Skibbereen. A correspondent, who en-
denim his statement with his games, writes toloy *bates large
body of the military at the camp aro tainted with Footsie
ism, and that it is well known that numbers of "usenet* or
" centres" are continually in the neignbourhood of the camp
diaeemioatiog their rules and principles. In reference ei
the milieiry, we are sorry to see that in a third edition of
the Irish Times last evening, great prorniames won
given to na asnounoemoot to the effect that a Suggest-
Major of the 99th Regiment, stationed in Cork, was
yesterdey saluted in consequence of documents of • tresses-
able character bearing his signature having beea hodtr es
the person of • man named Chown, a stemmata.), was
ormated in Cork is the course of the day. It is also stated
that five persons were arrested yesterday at Manisa charged
with drilling. It is reported that documents seised by the
police in the office of the Irish People enable them to
impS-
rate a large number of persons, and that many of the "sus-
pected " being aware of this are keepiog out of the way. Their
apprehensioo, however, can only be delayed a little
time, as the detectives are on their teeth sad cannot
be heeled. Daring the afternoon of yesterday. while
&crowd of idle parsons was assembled as usual round the
" black van" drawn up at Excbange-court to convey pri.
secant to gaol. a mac shouted that he bad the Irish People
for sale. The announcement caused some little stir,
but in a moment the party in question was arrested by
Acting Immestor Charles Smith. who happened to be
standing by. It tamed oat that the man was a news-
__
__teenier and that he really bad a few copies of the sap-
number of the Irish People in his possemton.
S 7: film mined the papers and redeemed the vender,
first, however, obtaiateg his name and residence. During
the afternoon of yesterday man rimmed John Loeb.
who gave his redden:co as 9, Stafford-street, and
stated that be was • porter in the employment
of Mr. Manhole Westmoreland-street, was seined
by a policeman while in the sot of tearing doses from the
well at Culialebridge the printed proclamatioa offering a
reward of 100/. for the capture of Jobs R. Geary, of Copt,
said to be • prominent sod active Fenian. Keogh, who, it
is stated, was quite sober whoa he took down the procla-
mation. was coevreed to the statics-bens, and will be
brought before the magistrates this morning. A large
detachment of the police, under the direction of Acting-
Inspector Freney and Sergeant Dewey, was stationed yes-
ter&T at the north wall by order of the antborities for
the purpose of keeping a sharp look-out for all suspected
Nelsons arriving from the ether side of the Cheated, parti-
cularly from Liverpool.
Mr. Mumby, who was a/Tested le Parliament-street on
Friday night, and who was subsequently remmeded by the
magistrates at the Head-office on Saturday, applied to the
American causal hers, statin that be was only simply
walking them& the street in the direction of his hotel when
be was taken into custody. The consul brought the matter
under the notice of the authorities, and Mr. Murphy was
meditated from the Richmond prises to the Castle on Tues-
day, when he was examined before the Privy Council. Be
was informed that it was not the intention of the govermest
to prosecute him, and that he was reloesed from custody.
lie asked what wee the charge brought &pieta him, but
this quietism was refused to be answered. Mr. Murphy is
now staying at the European Hotel.
The Troia Chronicle of Wednesday says, "We hews
beard that a requisition, extensively signed by the lonise
*thee of this couni.y, has bees forwarded to Colossi tier-
best, M.P., lord lieutenant of the county, remiesting that
meeting may be called to coasider the state et the county."
With reef:eau to the arrest of an Americas officer at
Queenstown, **Cork Examiner of Tuesday says,"Consider-
able excitement has been caused at QUallilatOWll by the
angst there of a perms deacritiog himself as as Americas
officer, sod the boozer of certain patios alleged to be of a
treasonable nature. As is the case of the Meat arrests is
Cork, the most absurd sod exaggerated rumours prevail, but
the following are, as far ss we ma leans, the try. i.e.
of the case :—On ymterday, about twelve o'clock. the
steamship City of Limerick. from New York, having
been telegraphed elf the harbour, a force of armed patine
under the mounand of Sab-Inspector Groans, proceeded
to the cosy at which the steamer usually arrives. Os
the arrival of the ender the police at mice proceeded to
search the hems passengers. Their instructions
were to seise all arms and treasonable documents, and to
detain in custody any persons in whose poems-
icot the latter may be discovered. The search
for arms resulted to the seizure of two rifles, two
carbines, and six molests, with • quantity of ammm
natio°. One of the last boxes searched was that of a cabin
pusenger named il'Affertey. He was a young ms at
very gentlemanly appear see, and subsequently ratted that
he had served in the Northern army, where he bad risen to
the rank of captain. Oa opening Captain WAfferteyee
truss the police found is it his commission as • Federal
captain, which • brace of revbearer olvers, sad • number of
documents connect their with the now famous
Fenian brotherhood. The dournenta, which are over
a dozen is number, are all circu'ars addressed by Fenian
bead centres in New York to their different circles, of
all of which it would appear Captain M'Affertey was •
member. Some are printed, others is written in ink, and
one in pencil. They are all composed of exhortatiou ad-
drwod the members of the circles, calling oo them to
assist. by every means in their power, in the approaching
liberation of Inland from the British yoke, sad in her
erection into an independent republic. Amongst the air-
el3lll7l hive been discovered two rendered remarkable by
the fact that one is written in French and the other In
German. Their purport is very similar to that of those in
English. Besides them documents, the police dis-
covered in the trunk a number of drill books,
some of them in Frencb. After the discovery of
the books and documents the police arrested Captain
X'Affertey and conveyed him to the Bridewell, where he
now remains. The Castle authorities have been written to
inquiring what course is to be taken regarding hint.
Amongst the pusengen whose arms were taken away was
a cabin massager n mod Glenna, who had served In the
Northern army, and had attained thereby the rank of bri-
palierlecersl General Gleason la • very young man. who
Lad before the American war been • rub-constable in the
Irish police force. The arrival of the steam ship Washing'
ton from New York is hourly expected, and the police are COLLISION ore TEL GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.-
drawn up on the quay, with mien to scarab the paasengere A collision, attendedwith serious damage, occurred no the
luggage, as is the cue of the city of Limerick. Greet Western Railway, near the Reading station, on
The Cork Reporter says :—" A carpenter, named Crew. Wedoseday morning. The goods train, which left Basing-
ley, was arrested on Monday sight at Kinsale, as a stoke that morning at 3.40 for Wolverhampton, passed over
Fenian, and brought into the county gaol. it isatated I the loop line near Reeding, and was taking on trucks as the
that he held high rank is the body. Another perms, a Weise Junction, when the goods train for Gloucester, which
working man, earned Duane, residing in Shandomstresto left Paddington at one o'clock, approached, and owing to
or sear iv, was arrested in the forearm; gad some ad- I, the fog which prevailed at the ti
theme,
signals in sufficient
we have not as yet received the exact passim-lame to avoid running into the Wolverhampton train. The
lan. On Tuesday two magistrates—]darts. M'Llocel and oollisis was • violent one, and the engine was considerably
Cronin—attended at the city gaol for the purpose of damaged, while four trucks were thrown off the metals, but
the more formally receivicie ieformatloris against the fortunately no person wag hurt. A messare was at once
Dies persons charged, tinder the late warrant, with tremolo. ! forwarded to Reading, and Mr. Allen,
oftidge (wise
able practices. The osteasible °Wed of this inquiry lam lis doing duty at Reading foe Mro he divisional
as fares we could form an opinion, to afford the inlormar perin-eridene while be is oe leave), was quickly on tbeepot
an opportunity of identifying the defeodants, sod also to with a number of men, who at once set to work ie clowns
'Dud the defenduts an opportunity of testa% the voracity !, the line. The up main line between Pangbourne and
of **statements of the latter by addressing to him a I Reading was worked for both the up and down traffic, bat
disastrous they might be advised toaddrees to him. Mr. M. I the six a.m. train from Paddington was delayed for about
J. Collins attended the investigation on the pert of the fifty minutes. At half-past nine the line was again clear,
moused, and hes we understated, been retained to defend the and the traffic worked se usual.
primroses: A steeng reed wee present under the am s'orist'. REZAK/ART BlCTlRAGB—Homceopatbie Peacti-
dames of Mr. Ham' toe, sub-inspector and liee&coestablit I timers, and the Medical Profession generally, recommend cocoa
O'Neill. Mn. Game attended on the part of the 1:201111. SI being the moat healthful of all beverages. When the doe-
Coseequint th• arrest at Queenstown sad seism, of trise ot homeopathy wee lint introduced into this country
arms on Monday evening, the magistrates deemed it advice- • there were to ho obtain. 4 no prepinuAons of cocoa either aurae,
to to the taste or scaptaW to the stomach ; the nut was
able to =end • requisition to the admiral of the port for a =wiled le the mute state. or so onennyouy mem.,
peotectiee force of marines, which be at once complied tuned as to obtain Pule notice. J. Rpm of London. hoceeee.
with. Souse hundred sad fifty au n from the Frm nail& chemist. was induced In the year laltd to turn his atten-
derick Willam and Bullets were landed sod bivouacked lion to this subject. and at is succeeded. with the asaistanos
au shore let the eight but their services were sot a elaborate auschthery, In bring tar first to produce an article
Its onnicositiou, and so aselaed by the perfect trituration
fm.An:erngetregthe‘b.4ol6lllllll4/82 th.oll66eatwheeterrnagarldjitwey was
Prigintaken °lbw recienivas in the eve it pares through, as to be mpg aspept.
abfe Wine eeneetersLaseth. For general OW, 'll 0000 a la
the polies se board the City of Limed*, at Quasar metteiguished as an invlgerseteg. gretef al
werk,
Sewn, on Mendel, was a alibis presager teamed Glass, Ida • delicious aroma. Be. [teasel'. in Ms
who had reread in
the Northern army, and, it is said, its adulteratioem" says :—•• Coomootastas a great variety To
el en
bad attrised therein the rink of bsigadiaripmeraL portant nutritive princip'es : every logredient necessary to
the
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is
a very 7°u" mans who la mid to !,/,_,_°°° I ausagtewthairdnessvuse much hafighttir AtfiltbeAgair oeff.se.
1181111 before the Americas war 1141b4Waalabla 11 the Ines • twee tempooduls el the powder a brethfset sap
valise forty. A similar 'earth was made ae board the Wad up with boning .water or milk. Secure; la tin-lined lat.
City of Washiegtoe oe its arrival oil Tuesday. but so don. and 1-lb. labelled
Whets. and Nola at la. ild. per lA. by
=Ms like these toned on abirtela X'Affeety were die- emu; esefectranere sod nis=hila—iltlrorlioomml-1

Sleigh 61-1 Mr. Atone Mora. -
The learned counsel for the prosecution, la opening the
NW to the jury, raid it was one of • mast painful cha-
racter. There could be no doubt from the evidmee that the
unhappy woman st the her had, on the night of the 22nd
of August lest, destroyed the lives of three of her children
by ousting thew throats, end it seamed almost Providential
that • fourth child. • yoang men seventeen years of age, had
sot also lost his life, as be only gimped by Melo, &midge-
dentally left the room for • short time while the •lreedful
sat win committed. Re then briefly detailed the facts, and
raid he believed that in the emit the only question for
the fury would be whether the prisoner was in each a Mate
of miod et the time the act wu committed as to reader bar

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

responsible.
Several witnesses were then examined, whom evidence
went to show that a brother of the prisoner was imam for
eye mosths before he died, that the prisoner band( suffered
a severe attack of brain fever whoa she was very young. and
that her coudoet for some time afterwards wee each that
the people used to call her "Silly &thee It also ap.
peered, that a few years 'pro she gave birth to three
childreo at one time, end that from that period • marked
alone had been perceived in her, and that she frequently
emplaned of suffering dreadfal pains in the head, sod bad
talked of destroying herself. It also impend Meet she
wee subject to fits, and sometimes bad two or three to a
day, and that she had been attacked in this way only a
few days before those shocking sots were committed.
The jury were so satisfied with the evidence adduced for
the defence upon the question of insanity, that they inter-
posed, sod said they were all agreed upon their verdict,
which wee Not Guilty, on the ground of bigwig.
Mr. Justice Shoe then made the usual order, that the
primmer should be detained la safe custody during her
Majesty's pleasure. sod the wretched woman, who seemed
hardly conscious of what was going forward, was removed
from the bar.

TATTERSALL'S.—Tnuagray.
The atteadance this afternoon was mews, .a the sub-
joined quotstuous on the Cesarswitah is merely given by
way of inforenius the public the state at the market in eon•
nezloa with the animas rained to.

n to
100 to
900 to
93 to
4010

C13.1311K
1 sgst Mr. Partle's Privateer, 4 yrs. est UM torn
6 Lord W Mons Nuneaton, 4 yrs, est M
tl b t)
Mr. W. Treen's Morris Dancer. S yrs, eat .1b (1)
1 Mr. J. Barber's Clown. 4" 74 11Ib tt)
1 lu.W. 1. Jsussis Squire MsartY, 37ra but (i)

BETTING AT DIANCREST&R.—ThusaDAY.

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CISAREWITCIII.
101 to 9 oa the Aoki (olt) 40 to 1 egat Breeze (t)
100 to 6 apt Nuneaton .t) I4oto 1 Union Jack (off)
20 to 1 Morris Lenoir (t) 6O to 1 Betio (t(
36 to 1 John Awls 01 60 to 1 Chiruney Sweep
26 to Alabama , (off(
25 to 1 Clown (oe(2) 160 to 1 lietploetee (of,
40 to 1 Solos NI tfato 1)
CAUSEIDGISAIRM.
20 to 1 ea the field (oit; I 100 to 3 opt Chimney Sweep
26 to 1 eget tauacvisure (t I (t end oft(
'ad off, 140 to 1 Lady 14•4111 (off)
200 to 7 floanOw.: ,t) 60 to 1 Peels (1(
66 to 1 Oast Cattier (t)

MONMOUTH RAOK9.—TstrazDAT.
TIM FILM' BEAUTuItT BIEN3III. STAB= el 10 soya. (13:1
with 50 added. for 2.yr.olds ; colts, Bat 10lb ; Silica
geldings, Bet 7.b; penalties and &Bowman. Ono
2 furlongs. (20 webs.)
Mx. J. B. Morris's iihrapner, by Wetherlitt—tbot, Set lelb
(C. Croy( 1
Mr. T. !art's The Guide, Sat Sib (0. MB)
Mr. ltowland's Desiree, get ell, (Payne( S
Lady Tredetter a4o ran.
Bettis( : 11 fa 8 on the GaAs 7 to I apt (Thespian,
4 to 1 apt Desiree. Won by ball a length; two Lengths
between second and third; a bad fourth.
Tea 833030Wr Cur (Handicap) of 10 nom. each, with
a pesos of plats added ; winners sates. Owe mils and a

TILE SUSPECTED polsomso OP A YOUNG
LADY AT SALISBI7AY.

(Before the Recorder.)
Louise Pierette Valenta+ surrendered in discharge of her
bail, to 'newer so indictment charging her with wilful and
cannot perjury in this court on the 15th August last. The
indictment contaioed a second count charging
her with wd-
ful and corrupt perjury WINO examined se a witness on her
own behalf is as action " Bouillon v. Valera'," tried
Wore Mr. Baran Pigott in the Court of Exchequer, at
Westminster, in the month of May last.
Mr. Ribton and Mr. Bosley appeared for thepreeseution,
and Mr. F. H. Lewis and Mr. Werner Sleigh foe the dr
fondant.
Mr. F. H. Lewis addressed the jury on behalf of the de-
fendant, contending that the jury would hesitate before
they returned a verdict of guilty against his client on the
evidence of Lafoureade, who had praclaimed himself before
them as a convicted perjurer. The came before them was
use of *malice and persecution against innocence in the
dock, The series of perseeutioas she had suffered could not
fail to excite the sympathise of every person who bad head
this ems. The defendant did not mateiteht the slightest
doubt or fear as to the result. She was standing an ethos
omit and injured woman in the dock, while Laloureade
came from his dungeon to endeavour to relieve himself
from his present difficulty ; and he (Mr. Lewis) believed
the jury would readily decide on which side the truth
ley. The defendant threw herself iota the hard' of a
trilmatil of Englishmen, assured that tram them she would
receive justice based oa truth.
The Recorder summed up the evidence with his usual
care, remarking that the simple question erse, whether in
speaking of going to America it was positively intended, or
whether the oonverratioes spoken of were merely mend,
relating to travelling abroad, as was indicated by the ex-
pression of bee intuitive te speed the remainder of her
days in travelling.
The jury retired at six o'clock, and at 20 minutes to
seven o'clock returned into court with a verdict of Guilty.
The verdict was received with evident surprise by all
present.
The Recorder (after a pause) said he should not pass
sentence at present. The jury had accompanied their ver.
diet with a recommendation to mercy, os the accompanies
of the
misfortunes she had suffered, and the court would take thus
to coosider its judgment.
The defendant was thee removed to the poi

quarter.
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Bloomer. 3 Ps. 111 h (0.11oWn 1
Mr. lirayley's Ti apace. :f yrs, Get 121 b (Murray) I
Mr. Payne's Beadle, 4 yrs, 7st lrlb (Memeat) S
Bening : Even apt The Beadle, 2 to 1 each apt Pi mem
of Wales sad Trapeze. Woa by a Desk; • bad third.
Tai MOSHOw MAKES of 3 goys. smolt, with 25 added ;
weight for age ; scalier allows eQs. (6 furlongs.)
Dulcimer, by Trumpeter—Teddingtou, S yrs, 7,t Mb
(Clement) 1
Roseate, 3 yrs, Tel 51h (C• dray)
Wild Maggie also ran.
Batting : 3tol oo Dulcimer, who woe by • length. The
wiener was bought in far 36 masa/. Wild Hasps bolted.
Tax COUSIT 11ZHUJS' PLATS (Handicap) of 30 soca..
added to a sweepstakes of 5 !WS. each. for ail ape ; certain
winners extra. One mils. (13 subs.)
lir. braes,' s Antoinette, by Chevalier d' Industrie-
-1,1211e,4 Tra. 7st illb 'Cannot) 1
Sir. liolliegers Aline. 3 yn, fat 71b (Kay) I
Mr. Adam s Manchester, 6 yrs, tat (C. Par.: 3
The followlag also ran : Relaind, Allow Me, and Melbourne
Mary.
Tax Catppxxaa X STAMM of 10 soya. each, with Wadded ;
weight for age; penalties and allowances. Six furlongs.
(10 subs.)
Duke of Bs.cefost's Crytheis, by Hesperus—Palm, 4 yrr,
41b ((Amnon) 1
Mr. litebbin3's thrapnell, 3 yrs, Bst 121 b (OreY) 2
Captain King's Gem of the Sea, 5 yrs, 9st 11Th (1. Heater) 3
Bettina : 6 to 4 on Gent of the Sea, 2to 1 apt Crytheia,
100 to 30 asst ShrapoelL Woe by a neck; a length
between snood and third.
Tar 'IIIOT PLATS (Handicap) of 25 goes., added to
Sweepstakes of 5 soya. each ; certain winners extra ; geode.
men riders ; jockeys 71b extra. One mils and a half.
(12 salsa.)
Mr. Sly ed flares Sate Bowman). by Defiance—The
Weasel, aged. Dmßib One 71b tabs) (R. Sly) 1
Mr. Morgaa'sTbe Plover. 6 yrs, Ila lib .... (Mr &obeli) I
Mr. Adam's Maachester, 6 yrs, list lib (Inc MI, extra)
(Mr. A. Williams) 3
Hama. 100. h ft. rive furlongs.
Slr. Mauna's Motlier-of.Pesrl. 7 yrs, Sat 71b Received forfeit
Mr. Morgan's Harriet, yrs, Set 71b Paid.

MANCHESTER AUTUMN RACES.
Houma AIRIVEL).—The Inca, Castnet, East Lyons,
Sim Lady Elisabeth ally, Dart. Vera colt, Jolly Boy,
I Amulet, Court Milliner, Barter, Vietrees, Merry Harp,
Courtrai,. Humphrey, N4llllO, Gamecock, Csetharidee,
Orloff, Drape Chtberee, Twilight, Wynantey, Wellat,
Militia, Mildred, Fisherman's Daughter, Modes',
Nailer, and Pretty Queen. Several ere expeoted this (Fri.
day) marling.

-,- a bar444-4k ba•Uka -
- dare then tear gods* ----weire of a brown colour sod
~.ernifed i Otmatity _ . ve
from brimmed hy the preemem.- __ had en aromatic smell. They were molt es if made with
quaiiiiellie aanswprei...tr to liptrooltr
situvermwmiht es..,thuevirog rpoiotelat ' trunseeLe
lor.pwaseparacep.rwwivadUrelerNinothetareemaiierosesi,:peor assesthey eneemsuatedwas
They contented sei-
maineartybed2Aommdilas.nionawathe
eindpreviobyus
wdsze,
di'dperstivriaanlectlyinflidon-m. anntberld anbarie, antimony, nor mercury, but they irew-
lag has from hie seat on to the kerbstone, whirl out his Mind • large properties' of near with vegetable
eye that while is that position be found the on- matter similar to the anonstie °confect oe of the Manna-
stable 'Pratt. lying on him ; that eadeenured to rue, hat comma. Three of the pills, weights( .12.11 grams, wets
Ina perented by the *instable, who struck him on the , submitted to the usual promises forth* deteetin of strych-
with his staff, causing the blood to flow tearfully ; that be OW sod other alkaloids of the lies nature. !Bothnia wee
etterwarde caught the staff se a mood blow was beteg separated from them in a crystallise state, and '
wrested it away. sad threw it tato the , identieed
of all of its principal
Dios prepertiee The ,
marmt; atbnahtishimna's then caned "Mwder" sad "Police," and irat - ' decoction the pills in weber sad nt bad the intessel7 ;
lord the operable not to murder him, but that the bitter taste of etrychnia ; this taste remaird upoptialsthea
amble instead of seeding his sapplicrattosa 'truth him with I Wave for more thin an hour. From the
his firs about the Pon so violently as to render it impostiusatity of stryebnia, equivalent to halt a grain, was rpm
sible for him to swallow feed all the following day. rated. Amiumieg that the remands was equally distributed
Mn. Eliza Datum, Kr. Robert Parkes, Met Sarah among them, UP• would make a proportion of one. sixth'
Eoelish, and others, all le pares, readmits in i per of a grain for each pill By another chemical proms
Beveadomatreet, and whrcreaLltateen aroused from their , the strychnie coutained ia the half of mother pill was ex- ,
beds by the cries of murder and police, gave from that time I treated. This was foued to be equivalent to on-tooth part
evidence completely corroborative of the primate'. state. I of •• grain, or repessentin ottiefilik pert of a grain
went. They described bin groans es dreadful. Several 1 for each ; pill. . By
..mother chemical. prooess tie.
theme atrythois untanned in the half ot
"nail 'Lana
"na"an aa
be
caned
en' and
'lliad
extracted. This was found to b. taa it. :4:-
upon the portable, who, despite tbe pleadings of the young , Was .. NV V es
man for many as he knelt at his feet, continued the ill- ' tenth part of • grain. •• remelting oilwaf a part of •
grain tor each pill. (The packet of stimehoise was pro.
nar
Pillion decided cm not doilies with the roe bienself, duced.) Considering that it is exceedingly difficult to ex.
bat obaseved that if the constable Watts had struck his tract the whole ot toe strychnine contained in a pill unite
after resistance had ceased, supposteg there bad snob eireamstances, it may be intoned that each pill would
Cr'. h had assuredly been guilty of a most weaken and
coutain less than from oneoixth to ooe-fifth ot a Vain,
&My, 0
sum of daty. and that three pills would, therefrom 'mutant from three-
Prissier was then fully committed for Waist the Clerkeee fifths to one-balt of a graia. Titres other fella taken from
well Baseless, the moistest° eonentiog to accept bail in the box were made Into an extract with spirit (foe dimly-
-a surety of 201., which however was sot forthcoming. ing the stryobeis), sod one-belf of this error WY plead
wields a wound made in the skin of a rabbit In four
minutes the animal was seised with the usual triune
cretinous which ars produced by stryolinia. These
followed each other in rapid succession, sad the
salmi died in three minutes, making altogether
seven minutes from net time at which the extract
The coroner's inquiry into the cironmetanceg sunivalent to one pill and a half, was placed beneath the
attending the death of lime Emily Sophia Blake, aged 19,
who was alleged to have been poiseoed by William Joba lapbo-'uniNTNeghe ,db"ll6.ol°f blood ear a Paella milikaltapadfour ostevunecen
Storer, a surgeon, sod late assistant to the tether of the &whim, or about a ',hive/tome,' of blood, of a dark orfoi,
demised, Was resumed yesterday at the Town-hall, Salim eon colour, not putrid. It punted no unusual appeaser
bury. The prisoner was not preseet at the inquiry, but he ender the microscope, and chemical analysis did not show in
was represented by Yr. Kelsey, and Mr. Whatissa appeared it the premier of any etrychnis. The Quantity here mu-
ter the friends of the deceased. Moth general interest was mined le equivalent to only ins See hundredth part of the
manifested in the case, the inure room beteg crowded by blood contained in the body of an adult. The contents of
perms anxious to hear the inquiry. The jary having sum the jar contained, erste the stack unnponsce. and the two
rally answered to their moues, Mr. Kelsey said be had to ends wwwmis secured by ligatures, so that mooed the earm
apply to the court to allow him to appear for a person who imulaa waited mmusiiit the km and the int...tines
was not present, thirdly, a potties of the liver; aids fourthly, the spleen.
Mu Kelsey then said he had another application to maker Theastorgens, it maybelobsened. were bealthy,and presented
ami that was that Mr. Storm should be allowed to be no appearones which would sorammat for death ; they were re-
present. marksbly free from punster:dice. As to the stemels as the
The Cormier said that he had not the power to order him Quaid. of this organ there was • deep patch of • red colour
to be brought from the geol. lie was, in fact, not before oormapoodiug to the situation of the spire. When opened
the court, and it was only incidentally that he knew such • the stop
was found to contain &boot six nem. by mem
person WS/ in custody. ears, at half digested food of a thin pasty consistency, and
Kr. Kelsey observed that if a policeman were to be sent oi a mar smell, as if it had undergone fermentation after
down with 31r. Dowding, governor of Fishetton Gaol, he death. No pills could be SOWS is the oestents, but the follow
had no doubt c
oat the prisoner would be allowed to be Mg substances were recognised arid separated: the pipe and
Doe sent. The croner *stately had no power one him, seine es well es the pulp of apples, French beans, the fibre
nor was he supposed to be presses, but there was no die- of meat, sod a quantity of bread (starchy matter) as well's
gulling the fact that the evidence pointed to him, and he fat. These were partially digested, showing that death
had expressed • desire to be present. mast bays takes place soddenly sooe after a full meal had
The Coroner repeated that he had so control over the been made. There was no odour of prussic acid, spirits, or
prisoner, and at present all they had to inquire into wee other poisonous volatile liquids. The enrols were acid,
the came of the death of this young lady. Ido sot think probably SS a result of the fermentation of
few the food.
patches of
The
We MUassist you. them surface of the stomach presented •
Supe rintendeat Cracow said—l wait to Falmouth ea congestioo, and it was seemly reddened, bet there was no
Thursday, the 7th of September, to appreheed William appearance of disease to account for death. The whole el
John Storer. I did not meet with him there, but went on the contents, with the mucus scarped from the inner surfer
the Bth to Exeter, sad from there to Topsham. I found of the stomeob, were submitted to the same cheiniad pro-
the
him there. Unformed him that I was come to appeal:mod ceases as the pills, foe the detection of strychoiee.
hint and read the warrant which I bad. I mamba hie result was that slight tremor that substance were detected
parson eau Mr. Batter's house. He wished to go upfront in the liquid. The ieteitises presented nothing umlaut
when I said. " Mr. Storer, you must molter you either internally ore xtensity. They were in some places
an my prisoner, and where you go I mast go." When reddened, appareny as the remelt ot endemic congestice ;
I reed the warrant to hiss, be said, " I did not but in prolog them they contained the usual healthy sub-
murder her. I have bees absent from her Ether's mums derived from disc...tad food,sed the them
'Kiwis three weeks." I gave him the usual caution, presented no appearance of dimes. As to liver and
and then said. " Mr. Storer, did you give Miss Blake any spleen, four ounces of ilmliver and the whole of the spine
medicine previous to her leering her tether's house, or have were minutely examined for strychnit but no trace of this
you sent her any Moos leaving bar tether's hoar!" His poison was detected in either *rein. The coultnionsiwiriah
reply was, "No, never." lie then said, "Is the dead 1"
I draw from this analysis are—firetly, that the pills em-
end I said, " Yee, poor. girl, she ta." Be then said, "If rind strychnia in a quantity eufficrient to ruse death,
the is dead her father is the cans of it." Thee it was he according to the number takes ; secondly, that there were
wept up stairs into his bedroom and took out of his coat traces of strychola in the ecrateets of the roman ; 'thirdly,
a bundle of letters, and placed them on the dresainrtable. that revsthe no stryehota in the liver, spleen and blood.
I said, " Mr. Storer, ). must take possession of thus DeTay That is secant statemem'iPt theresulta
tetras, and everything else that belongs to you her of the uslysis of the stomach, a box of pills, and some
After washiug himself we came down stain. He blond, and wawa, re the live,
and Kamm, handed to me
opened hie portmanteau, and I sew a quantity of letters by Mr. Collins. ttlie clerk to the coroner, on the 7th &m-
-end eerier/ apparel. I left the hour with him, and got teatime,
my warrant backed. I took him to Euler, and theme to Toe Coroner —Assuraiog that three pills bad hese taken
Stlithery' He w" "k" Were the meiristre" rera re- shortly bolo • the death of the deossesd, and that they con-
cluded. On Saturday, the 9th of September, I telegraphed „bar( a etertfiar entount of stryohntee to that which you
to Mr. Julyan, the superintendent of the Falmouth pullet attained, would you have expected to find greater and
to take possession of • brown paper parcel that was rot snare distant traces of strycaure in the stomach of the
to Mr. Storer on the night that Mir Blake died, and droved than you did.•
to take possession of his luggage. On Sunday, the 10th, I
I: pr his portmanteau, and found several notes, which I Dr. Taylor—No; I should nets the dose was ••17 small-
produce. should tell yon 'test the Imager • person lives etre taking
I
The Coroner—Can you identify this handwriting u Min' poison the less trace we had, se it heaping absorbed iota
Blake's? the system.
Beperietendent Caldow—l cannon The Coroner—Sac,... .
litra. Blake was sent for, aid io the meantime blood?
Superintendent Callow cootinued—On the 16th hurt I Dr. Taylor —No; most esetainly not. Had it all been
went to Falmouth, not having heard from Kr. Julyam and there the proportion would oaly have been the fiftieth part
Ma. •••i••• shoat the Prisoner's luggage. Hound that of •• graid to one cooed of blood. Arum* the quantity of
Mr. Storer had be
lodging with his Mater, Mrs. CmAirs. strychnine to have been taken slain I dwooneed in the
I west with Me Julyan to Mrs. Gopher, and got the key of three meter I should not have expiated to find any trams is
the house, in whisk we faun the two boxes beloogiog to the liver or spleen. Holt a grata of strychnine would dem
the prisoner. Km. oopiin bad left the house four or five troy the life of an adult Strychnine is
thermven in eases of
days before. I found one box which oontatoed the midi- paralysis and nervosa effusion, but edieisal dose
ducker and a cheriomosse. The box bad been broken would oommeoce at the twentieth part of a grain,
open at the back, and the dressing-case had also been sod increase to a I
may twelft
add that
symptoh, or eves a tenth
opened. I thee wen. to Miss Elise An Storer, and eake4 part of • ends.m
her it the had received a parcel directed to her bro-ber. of poisoning begot in doses of from a quarter to a third of
She said she had reosived a pseud on the 7th Septembee, • grain, and send death bee takes place la two known
MANSION-HOUSE. which she bad opened. She bad at that time gives it to iSISSIOOSS from a quantity equivalent to that which is before
Superintendent J etym. She said she bad given to hire all you. The quality of at
1 foetid is the decreed is
Three lads. all respectably dressed, who gave their names
as Henry Herod, Michael Clifford, apd John Johnson, that it had oentairdoeire letter. two heir-pies, on neg. onsisterit with either • *mesons er • marina dose.
and Storer's likeness. That parcel was received by me last From the trues found in the stomach I can draw se la-
neither of whom a to be more then 14 years of age, fieturday. and I hive opened it. tumors, and the residue was consiere. with either as I have
two reaching very tab above the bar, were brought before
Mr. Alderman }lnnis, who was sitting for the Lord Mayor,Mn.as hers entered the court, and identified the said, so that I an form so conclusion as to themes. of
handwriting of the letters as that of her daughter. death. I caunot conceive that strychnia would be a
charged with reehleif Peelle" "Peelle Mr. B."81°1 ob. tdr. Kelsey—They are sot addressed to anyone. medicine fur the purpose of proeurleg shorties. Mee
servatory, in Cheapen& The Cormier—No, they ace not. never beard of it. I can conosive no other sleet than
Pollee-constable Vines, was in Chenside at 2 o'clock Mr. Kelsey—Theyl are, in feet, anooymous letters. torevulalons resulting in death. The astir of stryolude is
on thsprevious afternoon, and saw the three mi.
sonars togetber, pushing through the crowd &rumbled
balls
The Coroner—They are nesinorooda wrists's, in piped ea over the voluntary muscles, and I bare Dot beard of its
scraps of paper. "lbws did they come from! action on the uterus. 1 do no; think ems pill would
site Mr. Bench's *bop to see the figures 'Mike the be s. Superintendent Oaldow—l fortold them in the peisoner's destroy life, two might have jeopudieed it, bet
He sew Herod follow three ladies through the crowd, and bor. three would I think have bees fatal to soy am It is pos.
lift their shawls and put his hand into their pockets. He Mrs. Blake said theipareel referred to contained some sible than one pill may contsie more thaa an other, bet
woke to the ladiet bat neither of them had last anything ;
two of them happened to have nothing is their posher. letters soda ring, and two pins for the hair —a pearl nee from the analysis I made I take it that the strycheia is
a black oat A portrait was also in the put& I am not them was every equally divedsaad that aim admit taking
He (Wowed the prisours ter lea aid forwards for en
hour as
• half. Herod several times tapped the other pri• aware that them we any letter of my daughter's is that three of thus pills
meta di.. There IMO Pot any dome
followed her through the crowd. Johneon, at the time be o Falmouth, Cornwall." She asked me to write them. he-
mmers on the shoulder, and pointed to • lady, sad they anel, but she had the opportunity of putting cies in if she pons on the box, as there should he in etas of admiaistra-
those. She wrote the name on the purl, and I wrote ton of sueb a poison.
took bim, bad Ms hand in a lady's pocket, bat he had not coma I could do it puieu. By the Jassy—lt is not weal to administer etrythela
taken an thingin pills, but la soluson, es the dose esa be thus more
Superintendent Oaldow confined—The two boxes I amsrately apportiond.
The witness was corroborated by poliemooestehle 404, who found opened at Fahnooth I examined at Salisbury on
also saw the prisoners try the pockets of several ladies By Mr. Whatrean—l have never 'personally known
Suoday morning last. They crentaind • quantity of wear- to, hoio mind as a mawns in pendent./ more mew
The primmer Herod appeared to be well known to the tog apparel and about 400 or 600 letters. In the smeller femininee.
uwitem, but it bae bees mud on competent
police, ape had just finiebed a anemia of six weeks for a box of the two I toad a dressing din &Da small medicine
similar offend, They gave false midterms, bat the officer chest. The dr...44.mm wea broken open, „tow
miegioi.e. authorityßirda to be been co axed, and with benefit. Dr.
Vines ascertained that they all lived at the same lad gin./ sy, of Manaacheater, is one of the authorities.
chest was not. They wire both looked. la the medicine
hoer ie Golden-lane, which was nothing less than a den
thieves. chest there was • vanatti. of drug which I have showed to By the Corner —There was cinnamon, cloves, sugar, and
other aromatic contootioe in the pills, but though I tested
Mr. Martin Cute. Dr. Blackmon. There were aloe far arsenic, antimony, sod other powerful poisoes, I
pinne.Hr. "matt Flaaja
"marked that It Waa
a aaaad SOM. drafts in the dressiness*. I took one pocket of drugs found uotbioe but strychnia. I should say that no medical
at of the medicine cheat to Protean, Taylor ors
the
The ptisoner Herod wee sentenced to three mouths' iin. e .
prison• meet, and Clifford sad Johann to am' nooks. last. Ths Pink paper produced "metes sac ••a." aaa Los pal— that would be one sixth ot a grain—to laden
professor has taken five grouts out of it. It lam on It a pm- _,...._.„.....,.._ irregularities. It would be buns does
John Snireion, droitibed as a warehouseman WAS brought tfoa of a label, of which tee letters "tune only
roman. rime. reerroom _
up en remand, charged with stestiog two w'sistarits, the toe • person even in the habit of taking led
be
talsould
Six letters were then read, which clearly showed that the v Mitt three of those pills would act in from half-am ,
property of his employees, Thos. Boushild and Co., person to whom they were addressed had ben intimate with hour no threirriariera of- an boar ; but I should say thee
her ; and that she wee ie dread of discovery of the fact by moon is
always more slow to e.t.a oo a fidi stoma.
Mr. Lewis. jun., appeared to i•••••••• ; and Mr. John her parent& She argeetly requested that something might
Luna, jus., appeared for the defence. be given to her to prevent a diacovery,an.i refers to pills and By the Jury—The Pills were apparently made' DP* •
The prisoner was in the service of Mons. Boasfield, as powders which she had already taken, and which bad not person oonverrot with medicine.
warehouseman, and it was • pectin of his duty to overlook had the desired effect. By Mr. Kelsey—Tbe oureharine matter of which the pais
the work as it was brought in by the workmen. Some sum Mr. Leech (a joror)—l should like to know whether Mrs.
Melon was attached to the prisoner, and it appeared that were partially made wpaid be influenced. by the weather ;
Blake bad any auspu of improper bitumens between dry is dry weather, damp iind sticky is wet or
from this imourreece he was searched, bat no
Mr. Storer and the deceased. weather. Battle'. vermin killer contains Arnhem ntleaZ
could he found against him. A watch was eat upon Mrs. Bloke recalled, in reply to the molter said she had •••••• of • grain and a half in the sizeenne Packet. and
bier, and ea Friday on of the warehousemen our the not, before Mr. Storer left, asp muse to imagine that there thrwe.quarters of a grain is the 3d. packet. Btryebnia has
primmer give ore of the workwomeo a parcel, which he told had been any impropwr intercourse between wo storm end berm lona es a tour for Indigestion or disorders of_ the'
her to take •••••• to the Sugar loaf. Informstieo ••• her steredaugbter, nor hod she soy rears to suspect it. stemech, but In very small doses is all eases. Hed the
given to detective officer Tilley, who proceeded to the no might once have Mb/ inquiry of her as to her intern- deceased taken one pill she might not hay, died, but in a
publimbouse io question, and waited there until 7 o'clock, laxity ni heath. ease recently coder my knowledge, the same quantity pro-
wino the primmer went in and asked the barmaid for a dicedi in en adult man envenom and all the symptoms
parcel, which was given to him, and he left the house. The COrOnr b erre letters state that you had three-
Tilley followed him to the Blarikwell Railway, and stopped
him end told him he was an officer, and naked him what be not heard anything of tbe pills or the symptoms before
tend to have her examined by her father. Have you ever of poisoning to en alarming extent. Asserninithat I had
thbyreaustenfaedthtorha?t there should be a strict examination of her
death, I did not find sufficient strychnia to care death.
bad in the parcel. He said two waistcoats, and the officer The witness—l have not. By the Coroner—On the 19th of September I received
mid he should take him iato custody upon the charge of The Coroner—l think the letters are quite sufficient to a packet from Superintendent Coldow—• white crystallised
steeling them, sad be said the belonged to Mr. Bonfield. show that them had been •&considerable degree of intimacy suestrume, weighing 11 grains. It ia strechoia.
The prisoner, epos that ' The corner then read over the evidence of Mr. Coates
Wag neighed, and /46. between the parties.
%today three warmer, clothiers in the neighbourhoo of Other letters that had ben found in Mr. Storer's boxes 1 and Dr. Blackmon.
Holywellotreet and Wu:ill-street, Strand, predated mural were pro:dua and read by the coroner but as they did 1 Professor Taylor resumed—Having heard that evideoce,
articles of clothieg which they stated they bad purchased not her on the oar they were sot enticed oa the demo- the symptoms ere in my opinion consist eat with poisoning
ot the prisoner. The prisoner, it appeared, had ben known noise& by stem:boa, ad not with say known dlesees, and also
tr2,,_,elah of___ thera_„tert_sne iiine,_, •,___ I'd ibo• had repeatedly con- Dr, Alfred Swain Taylor, F.R.S.. Fellow of the ' nth symptoms se I should expire in arise from taking
''"'""'"' Dods '`" e"e "e"e• tee list 18 email" t° • ••••• Royal College of Plinniase sod Protestor of Medical j three of thaws pills and to be followed Mr death.
sielendme amount. r
Jurisprudence sod Chemistry re Guy's Hospital, deposed— I Mr. Menlo pills
eargra. recalled— There visa not any
There were four coats. air wairirstabt red Ilse Peirs of I reside at Ire St. James's-terrace, Regent's-park. , evidence of virginity whoa I made the per marten' semi-
trousers produced. which were identified by Mr. Ratlike% Oa Thursday, September 7, 1865, I moved from ' nation.
meager to the prosecutors, as the property of the firm. Mr. Collins at my house. No. 15. St. Jame's. : Mr. Blake recalled—l have not had any etryebela is my
Tie prisoner was committed for trial. theme, Reeent'smark, firstly, a jar cootainieg, as ' • for many moths—sot, I believe, sines Mr.
WORSHIP-STREET. it wase,
alleged, portions of the viscera of the deemed ; ' toter has been with me.
George Hartwright, 30, • carver and gilder, one of when secondly • small bottle ; and, thirdly, a box containing By Mr. Kelarry-1 kept reeberaled onside et iron in wry
eyes was fearfully contused. with • erne cut over it, who pills. fronted these articles with the exception of tee purply, sed'etryehnis is contateed in that. I parted with
bad a patch of plaster on the top of his bead, sodwhose box of pills, which was already distinctly sealed with the Storer apperently on good tem. when be left ; but I dirt
clothes were covered down the trout with sports of blood, impression of a cook, aid delivered them en the following not invite him to come aid see melt hi was paring through
was charged with smutting John Watts, 129 N divines, rueraing, Friday, September 8, to my
at &rigout, Mr. Richard Salisbury. That I will swear.
entais
while so duty. Prior, to be placed in a private room at the laboratory at Professor Taylor reealled—The pills
v did sot
killer, sad if
the
The coestable's statement wee that 3 o'clock on the Gay's Hospital, until the result of an application to the ' mutely conspoeset parts of Batete'svermin
morning of Sudsy butts_ while in nossildenAltrillet, New Secretary of State was known. Oa Moe&y eves Sep- the strycbeia frees that was used. it was estreeted tel •
North-road, be netted Olanorright amine* Weep en • 1 loather 11, I received as ceder from Secry Sir skilled moon. Battle's vermin killer bas 56 ports nut of
door step ; Utak he aroused sad questioned him, afterwards Grey to make the requisite analysis In Usk ore. 60 Goat rimmed wigs'ot sod %diem
railed hire to rise, and was time struck dose by him. Os lOn Tuesday, September 12, I proceeded to examine Superiatendeee eeselleri—Mr. Beennisede a slate-
rine' be was grasped by the hair, and kicked repeatedly. I these articles in the elaselleal laboratory, Guy's Hospital. i wet before the city megislestee thee he bed never bed say
At lie
egth. he was compelled for his owe probsetkin to draw lAs to the box of pills this ins cantered is two paw wrap• recreate is kis pomessioo.
his riff and use it oe his sessileat's had ; that this enabled ; pro ; the neer ne el a pink colour, sealed with this int- Fumy Boum. iermal Se Mgr. Blabs, blisti."l the ateal•
him to spring hie rattle. and Orton matinee, whereupon 1 preesion of • cock, and labelled ia writing lek, " 12 alit chores Mr. Steres. The eight Mir Blake was rim
rigour wee raveled ta the istaticembouse. flomplitinant . pills found lo Mies Blithe's drawer." Tbe baser paper ill the deceased was bathe kitchen bi bet usual health sod
added that the injury apparent ea the Yuma mom's eye I wrapper was white,
soiled. and marked with Mk-stair ; elierfother. Mr. Beerer's mai away did mat sear to
wee consequent on his owe are. I sothing legible. It lied •• braise seal wits •• lies Tem- hue any depremieg offer ea Mime Blares spirits or ream i -=m---------
Klaiber, 32 N, said that at the ration-house the prisoner l pant The box itself wee se marry white pill btu, bat sere. of no&
I Moot sot rwisioss by WILLISY Amis Maus. . the
declared the constable atm& him with Ws star and that withoet any address apse it se an' white( to indicate The Conner directed tke jury is line SOWW•Lig sp that if 1 Lieommiosseses. is the owy el Leedom P.lateriXowe
so provocation bad bre linen. Witness added that the bow the All ••••• •• be baba& Tbserla is thrill= WON the pills 'mastoids( swamis was* shwa by saiantoslided I Moe la temhembeerere tri ibe Period ol anl
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should return a verdict of manslaughter, but if that rredirine
wee sehniaistered with malice, this it would be in the eye
of gir, law murder.
Om retired at half-past 5, and after as abeam* at
half an beer returned the following verdictWe find
that the damned,Sophia Blake, died fram the easels
of strychais taken by her in tbree pills, given to Mr by
William John Storm. and we Sad a verdict of inanalaugbier
whist the wed Wallets Jolla Slone

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