The Express.
London, England, 1856-02-06 00:00:00

THE MURDER IN 80HO.

CORONER'S INQUEST

The ',Ulna heard yeststdsi was as follows : I
Jobe Jones, father of the demsasod wow, sad read-
father of the shildrea, was the lost witness exualaml, bat
was so mash affeltod by his whim that le was at first
anablo to speak. Mtn a time, he said be mw the bodies
of the daesessd, oa Beads', after the maiden were sem-
mined, sad had • strong disiaeliaatioa to look spas Nom
spas. Ho, how.ver, yielded to tha wish of the termer,
and, proessding to the dead has.., soca afterwards returned
' sad ideatifled tho bodiee in a formal gunner, but not with-
out the display of soneldersbis agitation. Hs then wont as
to any that the deemed woman was she wife of William
Bosofisld, who was of so ossupation at all. Witness had
kept him fee maim years sines he married the doesesed. sad
hi 16d aim done a day's week slam. He had lived epos
what wiener allowed him, sad what was brought ia by •
tobeessalet's akep kept by kis wits.

Inspector Dodd said It bad some to his knowledge tbat
Benefield had bad himself taught French polishing, sad bad
cards printed to thst effect. Wittier, perhaps, lead tot-
gotten that fast.

Mr. Jones sold it was no such Haag. Hoesfield bed
loused suck a trade,
_or, if be bad, be had worked at
it day in hie life. Douala had formerly lived in the shop
and parloor of witness's hams, 4, Puttied-attest, Bobo,
witness himself heats in the Ant floor of that house.
Bousfleld and his wile lived saga very good terms, except
that Mace the birth of her third child the deceased mosses
bad daily begged of him to seek fee some employment by
which to support his family, isdependeat of he father.
Witaies sever keow them really to quarrel at all. On Be
turday seeming, about hob-peat tea, witsess saw Boasield
staadiag I. ble parlour and *eked ban when his wife was.
Boa.fleld said she was gone out tor the butter. He seemed
theta elm sad cheerful, sad witness did not see him again
that night. About 11, or half past ii, the wife mime la
'sweats, sad playing with her sod wittier left ken
maize to her mother, whoa he went to bed. The other
two sitildren had been embed mid put to bed by their me
tiler, ready for loads,. About 7 Veloric she sent monies
wittier was awoke by Impetigo Dodd endeavoarlag to et-
um admittance to the bask pariema. Winer got up, sada
the prints bolt of the parlour deer, rushed fa, sad allies
oat, reosived ate asswer. He theta put his hand ea him
daughiee's face, sad drew it back covered with bloat
(Sessaties.) The keyhole of the door was ported up ea
the eiellehle, totem the draught off the bed, and the key
wee la Imo look ea the wide. The door being locked, Boos-
Amid mat have pas eat through the shop door. The three
Aldan ewe !sea, s roil sa the mother, two being oa the
bed with her, mad sae cm a bed by itself.
Hy a juror—Wham w positive Boutdeld sad hi wife
had not quarrellel ea Saturday sight. He wee hem* arils:
then nasal, sad trivams iategiaed that he was net 'agog. 4
at the theatre on that eight, bat meld ant ray positively.
For what whams ham, &grad' nasally slept with his
wife.

Alfred Fudge, 68 F, repeated the evildoer rhea by Wm
on lloeday ss the Marlbeeeagli Petiaratest, as m the last
of Bonsisid presentass blossff at she awe mem Petite
wades ea &Battey aseralas, end otelacbinesitap as a pri
wiser, tor baring wureesse be WO. as sprigged be be la
very peat treseie ; but wielpleilleslittiOt Say wbmber be
waives*: or act, and did age modes eletabse b. appeared I.
have bees up all sight.
hapset., Dodd, F divides, repeated be alines of tits
previous day at Marlborough-sweet. There was a wound
war the jarelar vein on Boasialsre makes it be bad at.
tempted to destroy himself, sad his kit bead Wee also it
acd severed wish Weed.

I —laiii•te-r-liedd mimed the broken beadle sad blade of
• rime, 1101/1111114 with bleed, sad alma I chisel, is a similar
matittiee, found en ths bed with the bud yof the 'murdered
• orue, the eight of which suited a good deal of shudder-
ing cariosity mania the spectators.
By the Coroser—Boasfield when be pre himself up made
so ress.rk is (omission with the wooed oa his owe seek.
Nor rid be may saytbisi about the Mildees.
By ajator—ilt was traponible to say whether the bed on
which Mrs. Bonifield's body was bad bees slept in that
sight, as iiirsrythiss sea is a eery coafatied state.
By the Comae-1 have Got been able to sesetais whe-
ther the chisel sad razor belo -ged to Massif or to awns
elm I malt his breath, bat there we Go sign of dtbk
Most him, Makeup be was seek
_and ladled.
A jam beeneesseved that as ffield was net pre-
sent, it was gillsalt se establish bis
Tee Omartessehed Mat liendelliVelaillailly was tally
that he had Wilms* Massa( up se
Lopata
hDodd, the hod ism glees widows @pima him
a police emit.
Mr. James Hadawsy, p 6, Beswiekiftes4, described the
mettles and e.aditioa ia whisk be heed the bodice of the
Sseesosil, wham sailedby laspeermt Dell MSit the home
in Pertlesd strew, en Swerlay mor be..
Cambia G. Value, 88 F, gave versaineadve reidenes e
te the madam of Beeslield at the Bew-emeet station. Oa
&meg semaing Measeeld oohed to be 0 bided outright,"
sad that a dieter might be mat te " kis gam wife."
Mary Ann Bersbett, Helot h the secesi-Sser back, 4,
Portland-street, where the asides beek plash desired
that ski hod been there tire years. At tame they had
words, primipally through his being eat if employ. On
Saturday maim, at half-past 12, withers rapped at the
parlour deer, sad said she wanted two hurtles of Inwood.
Ms. Beerlield replied "We are is bed," sad raid to her
kmbend, " pm rise, ad get it ?" Witness did not
bar his answer ?rat Mrs. Berit.ld, Is the tees cheerful
mine, mid " I will leave it et leer deer at cis VOW& is the
moralag."
By a junr—He was net a driaking num.
Sy
_another jame—They were am on the test af terms at
bnekfist as Saturday savenkg ; bet witness did set knew
et any later queer&
They had artslept together karsEteethe until Tues-
day night WA, whim they made a , slept in the
memo bed. Wits.. heat, that wee *los but it
we without mum. Whams ha often beard him my
within the last fortnight, sad eimcially is Tuesday last,
that she made tee free with We eteleiesse. He did am like
her to speak Si the young Nun Wm Owe late the Mee to
buy *an. She we very giseennt womea ha the ship, sad
maay people would bay .f We, sad am of him. Mrs.
Ileesibeld
at wee mid eirl tier " Is set here Mafght," when
erg he la, Gad said " Oh, pee, here he is."
He was imbrue all—of SIN ON mere Ikea snether. It
was en Filtial males be MIN in usemmestoolly. He kW
dam se Wm. Beesleld we pretty fend of kis eididne,
bat see ineessinity se.
Jibs Sew ressiled—ldeatilled the shied predated as
em thet be hitless se Basellald &beet • year age.
m=rilHead wed that be had au sae net meant who
itsee sta
Mm the primer left Ms employment at the
Wean ember then meal ea Seta:day sight ; bet the
Inikaueseseseer ash themary. Jury deckled that farther edge... was
The meow that named tM, and the iary, Wilmot
wed Wilful mariar" spbst