The Express.
London, England, 1865-02-13 00:00:00

THE BAPPRON-HILL MURDER.

At the Clorkenwell court on Saturday,
Mr. D'Eycieoart mid OM Ws was • meet misalim toes,
sad both skles—the primmer sad the
reuessitted. and H *s pellet weld alve=ll6l"l—lrenissemsticas
he should bested to restive them
Ur. Boper%tesdent Gerses—This is the pmenualies el
Hr..Negrettiy we have nothing to de with it.
Mr. D'fiyaseart--There ISM to be some rival Weave%
Is the siatier. It is ass of the most peculiar eons that I
have ever bad earth's( to do with.
Mr. Ismeoter Potter said that theme was • grog differ.
wee b the evidence gives by the situates then and as the
previous auminations. Hs was speaking el those wit-
nesses whom le bad beard.
Mr. VEyneourt Said Mi. inspester Pease to let him have
• sots of any diserepassies whisk he sight
observe were
made by the WROSIMPOI In their tortintouy.
lir. Lewis mid the.. rem no foundatics for the semertios.
It was an utter fabrication to say that the witsmemes had
given different statements to what they had formerly mode.
All the whams@ were celled at the trial, but several of
them were rejected, sad they had out been allowed to give
that evidence white they had just adduced before the aegis-
trate. To my they had gives different statesman wee as
vertices with feels.
Thum Our land said—l am Mem at the Bombs%
cl ic.hosms, Oracutreet, Hattesordes. I give the legs
need to Inspector Potter. I found it in the bask,
plaoselirirthe water that was is the urine/ I it be.
tweak nine sad ten in the morning of the 27th al December.
I opesed the lo" sad it appestat to no all ruby. I did
sot think it was Mud es it. I pat it tato my post* es I
thought it might have bees dewed by • rester. I did
net notios whether the net ea the lodge VIP of/ we sew. I
did not settee It bemuse it wee a dark mania&
Mr. Asifielisetis said—l reside and sassy as bias at
73, St. Jahs-eirest, Olarkeswell. The whew, wee Is my
service os the 26th el Demobs Wt. Tama
reanufactsrer. He bad bees in myl.o seS frail° *I/a
of January, 1864, to the 26th of 1866. He was
is my service as the last day named, was smiler me
notice to leave. I had sot rushed sense frees him that
he wee about to laws my lurks. I set ems him
sista There was • Wane, of 91175. du be him, and I
gave It to his brother. I Mohamed thebrother as the 28th
of December. I did set see the priesser's thinfili is a,
house after the Nth of Dumber. I Mediates& the pm.
moues teethe, be be quarrelled.
Douniniet OM% amid—l reside it 40 Hattoupsise, sad
I am • frame-maker. I vim at the Hordeass public-how
os the 26th of December. I remember the primmer eosin
in at about seven In the ensuing. The primmer gave me a
knife, and said he did to because there hod bees • row at Mae
Golden Anchor publie-house. His eicaot words were, "Be
so hied se to hem this knife, as there has bees a row st the
Anchor." I said, " I won't keep this kWh ;" bat Oregorio
was man, as he wetsaaay. I threw the knife %to
the yard where theurbial wee. I Auld not know the trails
oasis... I did sot leek at it. I threw it away immediately.
Ii was like the knife produced.
Jomeph Deccan' maid—l reside at 13i. Shoe lase, City, sad
lum genotype foamier. The balk produced below to
Dreporio. 1 ksd in my parsed= Mums months. end
thee I exchanged Is with the prhoserfor another about also
mouths dose.
Mr. D'Eyeoourt mid that he wanted some room 'Masa.
He had takes this ease as an origami one. There wee no
evidence at proem% before him al the fad that Harringtos
wee is the room. He ocsaidered at preesst the evidesos
was most iecomplete.
Betio Matsui wee recalled. sad said be knew
by sight, sod saw him in the begetelk-room, bat rill
know what hammed to him. Did not see him on the
ground.
Yr. Shaw. the landlord of the Golden Anchor, we. the
recalled, and, in asseer to Hr. Lewis, said—l must may
how many people were wounded in the begatelle-room.
Three persons complained to me of being wounded, sod I
saw Medial Barrington carried out from the beptelle-room
into the bar.petionr. I was not in the bagatelle-room, so I
cannot tell whether he was wounded in that room or nat.
Yr. D'Eyacourt said that some evidence should be pro-
clued to prove the killing. He should wish for evidence
et the blow being streak.
Hr. Lewis thought that ft was most uniasumeary to hue
to call the trauma who were examined In the ace of
?caul. He wu quite satisfied to let the mugs before the
jury upon the punter's own statement sad the widens. as
it sow stood.
Mr. D'Syscourt mid than mad be some widows as is
the striking of the blow. Redid sot how saytblag cheat
the killing ; in the menet Mete of the ease he did sot wen
know that there bad lees any killiag or any ass killed.
Mr. Lewis said that if it was thought sec:iWys the
=minas* he could, on the next ceasolos, IP*
memo se to the billing, in addition t• the el as
mamma from the Wapitis/ At present he amid neighs
61117 D'ityss"oldearresid that he thought it was quit* se-
crew that the 'videos be had Oiliqpited should be pro-
duced te mike the owe ecestdele. Ai then remanded the
primate until Tuesday sett.