The Express.
London, England, 1848-09-27 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.—Tan DAT.
TRIAL OF COVERT, FAT, AND LACEY, TOR FELONY.

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[inanother peal will be bead the in this case
up to the rising of the court beat even
At 10 o'clock this morning the J woo height into
court, and abort y after Mr. Bum Ind aid Mr. Justice
Me took their mete ea the ben&
The first witness celled was Mr. laperiatendent Butt, of
the L division of police, who detailed the particulars of the
arrest of 14 armed (nutlet', at the AnAgei publionoure, is
Weaberntreet, Blaskfrisoroad. Mr. litatt's statement was
'lnch:ay the same se that given on former ocessios.
Mr. Perry, Mr. Ballandne, anti Mr. Parnell submitted
Ant the counsel for the crown could net examine Mr. Butt
Ist what was found upon the persona arrested in Webber-
dense, SO no single feat in the evidence showed that the pri-
sms= at the bar were at all connected or le communication
with the parties in Webberatreet.
Ike court did not call upon the 'limey-general to reply
le the argumente of the learned counsel, and decided that
the evidence was admissible.
Mr. Rutt then went on to may that on Conway was found
two pike-haads.
Several pollee aim.% whoeusuplmbi. M. Bait,
to finding some ea S. pousii are !ado
Winepear had apiece of lieu dissili.as lest Into the shope
of a breast-plate, tied with Oast be his weistoist. •
sword, aid seventy-five wade efW esstrigeo, 111100 Mood
in the mem. Oa Deseglion wine and a
dagger, • Apneas, mil • smalummith Utill="llthe
shaft. 95 Mew we tbailad a villa4Nal mid Mega
roundest bell cartridges. The maple end oiebilam was
produced.
Imparter Hayses, of the debeative polio depend to his
going on the 16th of August to the Charter Coffee Rows,
Stratton-ground, Westminster, which was kept by thrive!.
user Lacey. A chartht club was held then, tatieethe awns
of the" Wallace Brigade Branch of the Nellemai Olsobir
Association," and in the room where the neersdnesal di dab
wars held, be found a number of books awl r
to the procudines of the sib. Ose wee the
ecliptic= to the Victim Pandowid from that it apposesi.Onit
the amount subscribed to that fund was 3e. Id. (If Lent
The treasurer's account 'hewed that there was •
Rd. In his hands. (Laughter.) There were the bye-laws et
the association, aid a lilt of the candidates for the executive
committee. In that list were the names of Purges 0414111.
nor, Ernest Jones, Dr. M'Douell, P. M'arath,listeths
Shaw. J. Leech, and other known leaden of the
on: of the clam leaders, named Jones, was found there. Os
his person were found two pistols, loaded with ball. •
basset, 29:pistol cartridges, a canister of powder, a Mapi
ban of powder, and a Mew to remove the barrels Rai Mee
Olds.
Crosweitandsed : A man named Stone wee with Irma.
j He mi. also aims, bat wu discharged by the magistrate at
Dow-otrest.
Sanaa. Kesdall stand that es ermeltiag Jesse' he.., la
Orepoesbetesek Westerketen h hind emu &WM mono
some lead, pit of stWesiet Ind to a thick stick, le dal&
ballets, and semi die~ publications.
A pules mid Pawls was called to prove that some
esithig on • Om of the Nun Dials produed was =MU hp
Malls, sod shirk wee Mel st the harm d plum
nem' Haw SCOIS mem quismilly adulation. el Ow I
umbers of men la sash dbtriet that end be depended
apes, were also proud to be utensil* Mullins, as well ars
a paper meabiaing recipes for the preparation of combustible
11.1=Herrett, a shoemaker. and a number of the
netps. hi, was then called. He was examined before the
en the committal of the prisoner Mullins, and his
ev=l7ow was similar to that given on that oenedon, and
which bas been already reported.
Croweremined by Mr. Parry: I joined the Emmet Bri-
gade on Whit-Sunday. *I
joined as a moral force chartist,
and I never thought of betraying them until I saw the vil-
Banana part they were acting. I had no other motive in
betraying them than that of doing socktoligood. I will swear
that I did not communicate with the es until alter the
16th of August. I wee not seat for,• e volunteered to give
evidence. I have received money filth the crown to the i
amount of about 21. sines last Tends; week. That was far I
my enbe'stence. I did not know Powell before the day
Mullins was committed. I
cedar I did not speak le
him before that day, a then I saw him at
Bow.street. I have been in tread.; about four years es.
I was convicted, at the Middlesex seisions, of stadiag three
half-ono:ten loaves. I had four =Nubs for that ; I wee
not Aerged then with having been =evicted before. I wee
once committed for poaching in Berkshire. I might bus
been twenty years old then ; I am twenty•eight sow.
About sitter "even months ago I was charged with unlawful
posseision of a pint pot ; I was committed for a moth for
that. I know a person name/ Robert Bused' ; be never
charged me with stealing a coat, a coat-cape, or a caps al a
dress. I once sold • cape for sixpence ; I did not know mbpsa
it was—l did not inquire. (Laugher.) I found it on the alln
at the Fenno' Theatre. Neither Mr. Russell, our mo.
Rose % nor Dim Renee% ever charged me with stealing the,
cape. They never spoke to me about it. I know a Charles
Jones; Jones never found • handkerchief of his in my
possession. I have not been often takes to station
houses. The tuad.steallap took plus at Wilkoden. I was
not, whilst living there, charged with being in a wine cellar
for an =lawful I solemnly swear I never induced
-note to join t e e artists, or offered any arms to any one
o a person of the name of Garrett. I did not ask him
to go to • meeeng in the Sena Dials. I showed him a
pistol. I was a moral forte man. A pistol is not a moral
force instrument. I had two more bents that. I received
them and four cross of cartridges from amen I met in Great
Juna-greet, Westrainetn. I was well acquainted with
him. I showed Garrett one of the pistils sad the
cartridges. If I toad Garrett that I made the
cartridges, is was a lie. I cannot say that I did
not tell him. I told him that • breakout was expected. I
will not swear that I did not tell him that I had been
making ball cartridges. If I did, that, too, was a lie. I did
not ask Garrett to go to the Seven Dials. I aaked him if he
would be them
Mr. Parry: Where I
Misuse: Ido not know where. I know a person named
William New. I gave him s note ea Monday last, when he
and about twenty ethers were laying their beads together
and shaking their Sets at me. [The note was read.
It cautioned Now is &basin from putting himself
forward, as he was marked and looked after. There
would a thing appear attar he (Barrett) had got
Lis liberty that wield astonish the country. He owned
that he was a coward, and was seekiagbis own safety.) Wit-
ness continued: I did not think myself at liberty when
I wrote that mete. I am guarded by the polies. I am
by one Ogliedf at a time. I did tot
tell New
Itllacctmirwasla gong to Southampton, and was to have 11. a
week SI leap as I lived. He did say that he was going to

Southempto-a
Re asained: I received the pistols and the cartridges
from a penal, well known in Liesr•grove by the niek name
of " Young Seashell," and " Hell Fin Jen." I gave them
back to him the same night.
The court here adjourned for refralusiont.

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