The Express.
London, England, 1865-01-11 00:00:00

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wheat be had mimed, bat he weld lot lied hit 4ZI/14 11"." 7,7sie a
that be sad the young seam bad been up te
he had missed him in the Commercial road. ll*, pro, sell Si
bed goes into a supr boom, leaving due,,,,,, I. 0017 ow
sod when be came out be teeedZills • dew dthoho'
was gam Within them eked him if he ear h lob yey*f se
mi dwa
Cenemay without the young man, and he Now pi
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affirmative. bete ~ •
He then mid he would wait two ' -
if became, and thee if he did not roan he mac tie
Whams mid perhaps deemed had mimed him le •
se ks bad so 'money, whoa primmer replied ass s.
pai
mew, as le had abase bin 41. After waiting ea;
be mid be meld eith with any loam, and be the 6.,
poker oat eif the dreplase sad want sperm am ~,,-"M •
would break "Joba's ' box open. His wHe's coat, 01
seam with him as primmer baulked acme me to te-e..,/,'
whoa be broke the box open. Alter ashen e1e,,774
mime thenabalte, sad said that the young non ,„-„ar I
Dome beak, as all his *tap were gook He tell)`
be (prisoner) .said not go to Gamma, then, 6. Well
gob messy Maragh. He them west out, and reieea9
Aft whim be Inked very ill. Witness then liked tau
heilthasd, mad be said be had Dot Some thiseheria,
IM primer bought her a knife, which she had en, '
asithd him about, and be sad Me had found it la im,47„
Wilma, bad sees that knife several than before 1 •
that ea the following Sunday sight he sew ids. )
to are Mat early _
_on the Monday encesieg, eel e„
was dew about half-pest E. He got op and weed": •
stein, and wither heard him go out very ekeeti
weeds. He Warmth between 7 and 8 o'clock, ear
seised Ma if he had got say work, whoa As mow,
had. A geetlemaa had game to Soothed, aid "drll.
beak for tour days, whoa he was going to do alb
bin. Witham went to lith with them as the m%
gad thedag the Uses she lodged there they slime
eery poor. Tbe wife had altos mid she width lane
get work, or go did sot know what they should se --•
Csamaxandath by Mr. Beth—Onall eel my
Omer had anytkina mad his sick who he weedtl
with the
he WM teething demised. Took so particular ethos if la*
his east.
lasi. Whitmore, husband of the last witness, me
as iie-drivar. He recollected the prisoner eneet
Whit seedy oa the followieg morning. Where MG( ds
shoot ball-past 5, sad he at came got
ap. He atom h.,
mil that he had goo' to • baker'. 1•1•1 troltheim •
het the gentl
ga had goes to lthithad. adthee hos,
basic he wee emoingn_ to employ him.
Nary Anse Wadngave earrebeithive testy ea et
way in which she prisoner was dressed wham he via
with the deceased on the 3rd November. the Mike 1
when he rthareed, at whkik time aba notimillistit 1
were may madly, and the and was of the
es the teed bed re the marshes. Besollielsil %seek
time the streets wen dry, at least, lie Omagh* W. ....
Etheath le him, " Good pathos, Charlie whin hie
base leis the mad in a bukkes awe* She shone*
hha wain, hie treeems, and he mid, " Goss oat /
Witham thee asked Mee where John wee, sad Maid h
left him seed& a seeps bakery. He afterwera mi
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was gat Out to Ink alter Jolla. H. mead
&beat lath-psi 3, when be mkt that bbd eel bet
elelea. ale than asked him if he would go to l
Atha ffild oat come bark, when he replied la the
sad he addled that miler be returned to Wellman InQ
go and bused dei bee* epee, ad at the sail el thattheh
took a peke and went upstain aecompaaied by Itheare
who 1,11111 area Sbeldem They remanent in Job'' ms
about tea minutia, and when he came down he adds
John wadi sever come beak, as all his cheer the ge,
He thee mid. he reply to bar, that be spiiri
now go to Gummy, as be had pi se egge4,4
them Mgt out again, and returned about 5 o'elsek,
leaked very bed—hie face the wiry pile sad his eyes
nth I. his had. The axe prodased be tatielte turaf
head, and bed been in their pomsenon for thee *it
was pertly dapper
_and pertly hammer. Wiliam led •
it to prisoner shortly hetorethe midst was -eight) le
returned it to bee ea Friday, the Pith of Nemaletlee
days after the murder. The red paint apse *swot
was Oct there when she lent it to him last. Ithermem
mower te a question by bar, he said he had etheteddle
cum it waa loom in the beadle, gad that weethheydes
fibe had given the chopper up to the pelim. the led nth
.the knife produced la the pelsothr's they
Cromexamised by Mr. Best—Wm quite ow that Es
bad not seem the chopper from the time 'helot% le the
to the time he retained it to her.
heath Shatioasid he had lived at 4, Neil
Plabelowzmeshes. He was cousin to the theme%
He was at his boom on the 3rd November, hewed
in the at ternoza, when prisoner told him eel Ti
bad gem to Lodes, and he thew he valid et
come back, as be had taken all his Ohm tit
him, and be asked the whams S. p alba
with him to break the boxes open. Wes sure be Mt mm
John bad taken his things with him before they met m
stairs. There were two boxes mad when brokeaspea ihe
contained between them • few collars, ea ell pair et ter
sera, and • shirt. Primmer pulled a knife wee el ele elle
boxes, sad mid that it belonged to him, and he meal
John bad noise it, and put it in the box. Could net nee'
to the knits, but it was similar to the ass produced.
Fred. Lees mid be kedged in Hoyatreet, at the beard
a perms aimed Zomeh. He knew the *moth Os tie
moraleg at the 3rd Nov. he saw the primate aid thee,
owed man walking towards Use reed beds ea the bank el
the fiver name, at Plaistow. They were Asa iishia
towards the spot on which the body was afterwardshal
They ware on the path which led to a mak
which ran into the manthee. Athog the path that thy
mart have travailed there was one stile. Who la
rest them they had not got so far as • pleas called Over
street ; that was about 10 o'slocir in the months, sai wit•
...e was workbag at Meadow Wharf. Thee the no ha
time he bed ever saw the dammed alive. law the threw
the same afternoon about belf-past 4, when he mil is
bad mimed John is London, outside a supr-bekor's. Illt
ems told him he had seen them both at the teeth el he
Bin: Thames that morning, to which the prisoner mho
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.......-examined by /ft Beet—Was about 50 aria /sir
from the prisoner and the deomeed when he me Am kl
the =swag.
Themes William Wade's deposed that oe the 3rdit
November be was dose to Ocirday's but just after 10e'derk,
when the prisoner pared him to company with the doomed.
They were going towards the reed bed. At that time*,
were about 150 yards from the beginning el tbe seed M.
Witham thee crossed a meadow to get isle the ends ear
and la* eight them.
A German named Zoneb mid be had home the prheas
for some seasiderable time. Wineries lived at No. 2, 110114
street, which was within two doors of the prisoner's houes.l
Holism the youeg male called John, although he did ed
know kismet*. He bad lodged with witness foe four dep
after be had left Hrs. Warms. and be left to goad ledge
=l4 are sooner sad he often saw them *OM
Therikay, the 3rd of November, whim Air
was mimed. Had men him and Hold the day before, ell
they had had tea together. Ow the Thursday be ease to
witaem, and told him be had lost the demand ep in Inn
doe. Re said it wee while he was in an iron eager hie*
°omens-n*l4o6d. He said be had goal into the ever
house to meek for work, sad had asked Farber toa
for him in the public-house, and able he
out of the bakary be was pee. Wiliam'
him if be (deceased) bad got any mosey, whea priests
replied that be bad 4t. 10e. is his pocket Warr emir
red perhaps be had met with some girl sued they bed pi'
and spent the money together. Kohl then said if he st"
come home without any money he would tore
eat of the house, am be owed him four weeks'
sad he added that he had lent him a halfpenny* ~
over the bridge, as he would not change the M,
which be had to go to Gummy. Oa the eyeing 1(.122
same day be came again, and they had some rear--
*seam. Had men the body, and identilled the
that of Farhop. He reriogesimed the beets ea the
the doomed as he had mended them, being a ehoest.
(The trial wee praised* when our report let)
(Bedore Mr. Hama Bramwell.)
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It will be ressimbeeedlitat at the November savior
surgeon, named Edward Hammond, pleaded fail as
charge of asmultieg s.a4 illegally locking ep his 14141
Judgment was mailed till the present moires.
Baron Bramwell, In passing sentence, said
prised to learn that the primer had only reamed
of the lady's fortune to bur, es be should ham tbnkliA tke
least he maid do would have bees to have reterewl bathe
whets of her property as some regaratioe for the wail peekk.,
meat he had ioflicted upon her. He (tae karma WOW"!
a public duty to mama, and that duty was to dear Mks*,
from the oommissioa of such an offence as that to wilki
bad pleaded gailty. The sentence of the own wth 666114
he imprisoned and kept to hard labour for Mho WNW'
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