The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-25 00:00:00

TLa first portion of Albert Smith's entertain-
nest Ism eight, " llp the Rhine," did set dlf•r
greatly from what has bees Seemed to ee ►eeg. The fear
Mine Ilinnenem, our old socsidaMsess, played tier paste
smelly as onaL Part the masa wee sew. Time is is
this a massidcent view of the Alta &him at Bedew
Here Mr. Smith meets with sway of hi old ammiataseee
sad sem sew ones We Were istredsme to the illeekle-
hem" Mr. Boellow, Mr. Spam sad Mr. Sims,
The eliareeten come est very forcibly Maris,
the Maser, sad a little feesigner, who metradiete
innybedy, sad Ilealker, who Is sostinaelly making at-
tempts at wit, were ••1414111 Mr. Smith's moat happy kite.
Brews, Jen., is immortalised here is a sew meg willed
The Yeses Bestial Traveller." We. Seystwer mu up
is the" Interior of the Reim," sad it is heartbreekieg to
lowa that abe has set yet Neal her lost luggage. " The
Ceavereatins.htmee at Might" is an admirable ecru, the
amersey of which worse vomit. The descriptios of the
gualag memo wee very spirited. We recognised is the
dweripties of me of the @hareems a lady who bee bees
mesecomd is a letter plated Ia the Evros. "A Visit
to Bides Pais" gives Mr. Smith ea oppertsaity of intro.
dogleg eeverel sovelties, one of the met ilia% of which
wee " A Games Shewmes" mistime the history or Pesch,
aed Wrist's( it Ives *tares. There were several other
wavelike is the *mead pert, bat their dictimilm character.
Mies cosset be glom by mere relation. We advise all the
anion of Mr. Smith to se sad judge for themselves.
" Oalignsare Mecomiger" contains the sews dews to the
Idiot period, ems lacledieg the last goalless. who wee
gaceetted. Mr. Smith woe, se sisal, received micii
gesstest isthmian.

irLowiaLaad that Ina rewind year attraory, of
nano, with mud to onrythiag.
Wham—Yr&
Mr. Lowia—lf you bad net read throe asentati do you
link yea disuld have boos obis to reaolion this story t
BArearmiatl by Mr. Bodkin—Mr. Roes hosed oat that I
was &Ye with s father wad nether. sad pat toss quo- I
deem to ne, and a reek no to Mn. Posner. 1 wee
est with bin a emilleraido lino. 14n aotistos to sup-
port asysalt with on* what I oars.
Mary Asa* Wilds ewers sad sisals's% by Mr. Bodkin—
I forsorly Und as enema with Mr. sad Mrs. Bowen. I
was la tin bum wins Mn. Bondi died. I moot tall the
_ _

sses--"ti. I ha street a feetaight so three wools sitar has
Seed'. We Need east doss te Mr. and Ms.. Adams. I
weld we sweet the beck MN& of ay same's below lab
Adams's hiMesa. I bass set sees Adams is, s lose Com
bet almell kw+ Ist. agile. I bass ewe Adams p lab
tbe Isselimese, bat I ssell set ley bow ewe. 1 sometime
saw swede tw asseusposy Ids late Um wasbbosss,
bat I shield est haw that ass seals if I • air his.
I medial a blvd it the hack triads+ of Adams's
beat. 41 the latter pert et soy time. It was
dins robes I Ant swat to live at Mr. Benolro

bie riders. All the wirier% wen ordered out, and I
was not fa two Oust's. I saw him go late the both room,
sad go eat of the bask room at night. I saw a short man,
I don't know whether he wee so *Beer, bolding hie heads se
ha was golog out. I was bred in the emir. It was sot
as late se sine o'clock. It was rather after Ave. I wit
issastly NW the time. Ido not know when I drove *a
last fire to, or whether it was a man or 11110•111. It might
have boos a girl for what I know. Ido not numb* soy
of the fans I arra during the same week. This Is the
only fare I rissentber. Whim I was hired I was on my box,
as I generally lon. I got down, sod opened the door.
I
They pot their own logrags le. an tall whether a beg is
light or boy—whether it requires forte to lift or ast. It
appeared to be boy, sad aorded on the bottom of tho
olio I will sot say what the sir et the beg was. Thin
wore two ban. I know that rases (Pierce's) far well. I
have seen him several timed It Camden-town. I claret
remember that there was any alteratioa in his appear-
ance from whet it is now. He appeared a pawl poet et
a man.
Criorsrmised by Mr. Lewis—Too hays .wars=
brio aid read ors say of ties ore. Had yes say per
▪ to yr
Wiper—Nose of it. lam quite cons* of that. I lest
trade a eamonalestiera about this matter ea tho
id armorls
11101dOir MO a rostra about the deseriptson Ora sae.
lustass Friday week. That was this lent do I heard
tees shout it. This le the lint Or I bar been have.
1 bees at &parrot halo fir brag lahnicated.
11181 I OHMS asy wbotharithae of the onalorsaa ran
ant is sloths. I did mat sham whit hoe they walked freely
fa or Thelma who least ford the cart Ina at Deny,
sad had ao largo weight with blot. I believe ha had not a
Oak on. I did mot see one. Whoa I drove back
got, neither
of them bad cloaks wt. I think ma got Oct to • cheer.
When I put them out of ths cob at Mother Elhiptocee, they
meat lat. the pablirhore. They had a weight is the begs.
Janos Cluseats (esantleed by Mr. Bodkin)—l fordo at
Oamdeo-tor. Lost year I kept a uffershop by the tweir
eke gat. adjoiarg tbs Bouthammos Anne. I left than
lest July twelvemonth. I remember ran time before I
left two patriot ceasing with ore hags. It might be
shoot three mood" before I left. I 'hoar %Mak they rase
about sena o'clock* the evenisg. To my recalleotir I
bad never son shwa before. They noised whops aOur Of alow and • hell. I did act observe what they
hatight with them. I believe it was a carpet bag. Ater
they la or of them west out. The other rearrod
as boor or as hoar aad • half. Is waterer* of
alet=yiag so lees, I asked him • gelation. They bid
rafrestairt. 1 red sat say whether it was to or cars.
I bad as answer to tie quoits I asked. The other man
our back. He took the bag sod wash away. I deal
think I ever saw than before or afterwards. Oas of them test
• fair as sad the other a dark oar, is war so I ea Mob
Mee. The ma that neared was the fair man. They bed
II Mb when try west sway. I doa't roothier merit soon
Oho ea* bag. They took that sway la tho cab. I mold
Met lir whether I eboold know either of three lass agate.
Jabs Heuer said—l am a baled/ester is Lohethualk.
I know the peruser Pierce. I have knows bin hit or
do rem. He aria came to sty shop. Oa °as oreseion
he rated ma to dress a wig for him. I did so. It IMO
mayors black. Ho said It was for a Mead of his, • very
elderly gentleness.
Mr. Bodkin—Did you dress the wig for the elderly goo
Moan 1
Witness—l did, at least for Pierce. He left Walnut-to-
walk about two years ago. sad he paid me.
Jobs Aker was test called. He said—l Ire at Now.
boryours. fa the asiglthourhood of Haverstock4slll. I
fathambsit an day thedisg some shot to Priare's terrace,
Ott by the milk Mao ken. I bad shoat a doable haadfth
Beam of my comperas cams sod shared it. The sket
wood aka. Potholer tunes. A persoo walking trio
Chowa-tervese to leatieh-town would go along that road.
Thera wee some Ism sad mass smell shot. I had left
oboe at the time I ford it. I have Isle school throe mos.
Ido sot famobes whether it was spirit or surer. I
was playing with other boys. I was fetch*: soma bettor
at splaying
Croirruered by Mr. L.wls—l have hose soy Bum
school Ores yeas. It woo a good while attar I left Math
Joha Matthews—l live at 116, Leadenhall-srest, sad am
assistant he the Odom of Mr. Mussy, • goldsmith. On
the morning of the 16th of May, last yosr, I bought 210
Amodio olio roles, for which I gave 2131. 10e., and I
add tham 16.11141 Ills. U. I think it took Oar about a
past aro la the atoning. It was the Int osier
quest..i bsyro 1 paid the woo is gold, which I pro-
emial at tO Beak of Engird. I sold abs eagles before I
loth re *moth the trade, for Oust • pour more this I
CZhI he • very slight reciellectra of the party that
t them. Hs was farts tall man, sad looked as if
be bad bra travelling. I believe the was roared la the
shop till I returned with the mosey. He was there when I
IMO book. I was goer shout 20 misuses or half an hour.
I NOW re other peon than the man who sea.. I did
set arise ay cab. Oar shop Is very class to Best
Isdimkease.
Walter Shears—l lies at the Whit. Hart, St. Thome&
street, to the Boreigb, sad I knew Pions sad l
Don't know Agar by rms. I remember his porosmliolit
kin the other day. I lore known Brom eight as alas
num sad Pier eaves Of eight rats. I 11•VOI ow Age
t two or throe or three or for times- I dos% remessC
bre=it rim I heard of this bullies robbery whoa it
. Previorty, and at that time, Piers an d Berger
treqrated my bore. I have sot them together at my
Mese as seven' aessairms. I have era Agar both with
Pieta ad Burger. I ascot nomber whether I saw
bin hobos the ribbon rood. I paid no attention' to his
ode, to my bore or this say ems elm. I hays mega
Pima and Hypos at ell been. I thick I have era Apt
goorelly about sena o'clock:to the 'iris,. I nerved
a purl about the 17th or 18th of February last. It woo
bared to Mr by say barmaid, Bank Thompeoa. I put lt
the oh boo, is soarrease of what she said. Either the
(*bowleg sight, cc the night after, I saw Bargo,
sad I then gave him the parcel precisely is the same etre
ia which it was staled or watered. He opeared it is my
promos. It &stained bask notes. There were several of
them. I could sr they were bialy rtes. They wen
larger sore thaa that. I uked he ad not maks
or &misstated with the velure of the pareeL He said ha
was pertmtly satithed, that he knew it woo quite safe la my
keeping. Ho silted me to tske este of it, otitis, that ft
had bra the rotor of ran sad that he wished I should
de semetkiag for hint with lAA the hest marsh Isola. I
said I should he very pled to do W. I had a t moth
toe Yon. I suggested that he should opaa a baskYgoaaat
it dopseth rear at a hankie& I said that • Maid of
miss had ea amour at the Leedom sad Westminster, es/
would fahethre hint. He declined, and said he would be
priestly saddled if I would undertake e• do what
I thought boot with It. It comored to ma that might mks
this oar to Meru Reid, my brown, sad that if they
would alio me, so is the carom, 6 per rat. interest, it
would he Or heat loyestssent that I erld make. I rid
him so. He said ha steer be pert, etly ethithed, sad on M.
following monies I went to Held'. ranting trio ad
deposited the mosey, which was 6001. I stated at the doe
that the moor wee not Oar.
Mr. Bodkia—Then Is so blur instant as regale Ism
TN whaose—And if try would take charge of it I abooM
fool obliged to them. Mr. Hogging, or of the manager%
oat me up Moire with it to the whir. It wee all la the
rolled rhos which I neared in the panel. They pave
me ea soknolarguent for it is the weal way in a book.
(Han the ram predated • book mittariag the acknow-
ledgment alladod to ) I showed this to Burger afterwards,
that he might or what I had dose with the awry, end I
writhed him lei hoop the book r reurity, and to Mire me
from any eisperibility. Be took the book sway,rd retuned
la • few eon sod on it to usmwishing ma to keep it.l after
wane noir& the interest, 81 le. Id., ether I gays to my
homaild whit lbs book, to give to Barges% that he might sea
Nes tranostion was hr.
Ceriernsmlood by Mr. Wearer—My bore Is tolerably
frequatied by the railway manta. A groat many of them
ern then. I bays seen Piers. la error with a great
gray of them then. I aim knew him as a colater's
senant. I ban saes him la sonspar with a mariety of
tun than.
Crewe szsmined by Mr. Lois—When you say that Pierce,
Apr, and Bargees, were at your house, you do not mean
to ray they were fa weinpany tog only, but with
other. You mean they were broiled with others ?
Wirer—Cr early.
Mr. Lewis—Than try did sot form or party ?
Altars—Olt do, so. My house is about two or three
Wares' walk from the railway, sod Bargees hes always
wads It his brae of cwt. I met say whither I have 20,
30, or 40 menials thin ivory evening. Ido sot notice
Ns member of them. I have not Burger's Griot hank
both here. I ever have had it ? The amour of 6001.
was fa the powl. I hellion that wee the soar
when I origiaally saw that parcel. I hoes aro doubt attest
it to m own mir. I think the remark Burgess made wee,
"It hady berths savings of years." I dos% remember his
saying that a portico of It was the ring of his wiles
mean. I roar widener to say that be did not say so. I
asiet remember his oriel that is order to rake up that
saner be hod takes savior of of the savings bar. I
paid me aeration to the coronation pinieularly. He did
sot say that ho bad had some good lotto's la spesthstiag la
skates. lam quite oleos I never raid or wood abort
that. This was la February lost. When I Imo that this
pool iontelood the mossy I west to Mora. Rild's the
air seralog. It was at ray boos a day or two probably
bean I Iwo the raters. Thin woo or the slightest
ieseetharat st all in the treamodos with or. ad I believe
the deposit was made is thoothisan asameo of the 1410111111
situ with the brewer. Then ono sheaging ride
Ha OZSIIIIII4 by Mr. Bodkbt—When I heard of this ore
athutito I mods a sommaration voloatarily to the Oh
oboe for the perseatios of what I knew about this mossy
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my orisiter. Prier to that se attrapt was made
orgemimant, go to get the moo.

Mr. Emery. who boa recently left the Olympic,
!intakes the Marylebese Theatre, where he will mamma
kis cempalis cm the 26.1 e of December.
Si. JAMES'S THIATZL—A benefit in aid of the
feeds at the Great Northers Hospital, York-road, Kum's-
creek is &smattered to take at this theatre oa Tuesday seat,
skeet will be performed llemiager's play of "A New Way
to pay Old Debts," with other satertaissests, *apportion
the inombets of lb* Oafgrd Damattie Club. Ws are
isfoentad that this institution, which was fesiabliahed Jams
30, 1866, by S. F. Statham, E. 1., F.R.C.8., formerly of.
the Hnivisealty College Hospital. it.. bean the moans of
relieviity no lees than 9,000 patients dories the past Bee
w

FELICE OasneL—Laat sight a lectors ants dei•
livered at Or.easteb, by Signor Felice Orsini, oa the state
sad prospects of Italy. The and/eon gave kite a good vs
ceptioa, and listened to him with gnat imam.
MURDEROUS Areal LT.—The agricultural town of
Otl.y, wince is situated os a reach of lb. river Wharf*,
sad its seigbboterbood.wom ca Friday eight the scones of a
murderess seismic sad several attempted sad cassummated
robberke. Friday was the weal ...statute" day in Otley.
Ills a day which is set apart for the Wiz, of fans labourers
sad domestic smuts, and Airmen; sad dab wins, sod
othan above Mom is social molt, sad Acid servants sad
how servants crowd ism the lowa from all pars of the
West Bediag. Tee students this year was very large,
sad wages ruled very high. In met Cu., moo thieves
@stand a dwellieg house and took Iton it 921. sad a watch.
At Oalsoly, a manufacturing village la the erighbourhood
of Oiley, a murderous smelt took pleas. Mr. Brown, a
shapkompor I. the yeller), was seated by his fireside ea a
bask room, whoa stall, stout at cum tats the shop, sad,
without a word, tweed off the gm, Imola; the plus in
usly total chasm. Mr. Brown, la lose alarm, lett his
otitis( room to inquire to. Dula's' of the sew comer.
As moo as ha approasbod the au seised a large
half* end for cutting bettor and cheese, which
was laid %me Bur master, sad d roily gad savagely
'meek Mr. brown woes tbs bee, laliatiag a doep wooed
whist' weeded from his own weer oss cheek to one of bit
is,.. The lower porta.. of tho as. weo nearly cat off. Not
acatest with that, the rotate wade a huge et Mr. Browa's
breast, sad indicted another wound jam eater his *boulder.
Tortesamly the amen of the immanent, bleat at oso
edge, primmest' the mooed wooled from Ming very diem-
.... To. use thea semi mesa lb. shop to a Reel et
drawers, te one of which Mr. brown was Is the habit of
keeping gold sad silver. Be palled eu epee, but, for-
teastoty, that was am Um lame, drawer, sad beton he
Mid ore somber a dog kept by Mr. Brow* rustled
spots his sad noised hies with Its smith. Mr.
Brows also made as alarm. The robber was le•
timidatad by this sobs sad the gripe of the dog;
he
therefore gays up the attempt at robbery, snook off
the Mg, which wee tee swell be hold him, and made his
emam. From Its darkness is which the shop was plunged
Mr. Brows cam give so doterlptios of his mallaat, escape
that he was tall. It is met likely, therein, thtt lb. at-
tempted murderer, for sash he is. will neat with the
peatalia•st be damsel. Mr. Brews, it le taped, will to
weer free hie later*.
(kTfIAL PALM=—ORR !WILLING DATre
, Nov 24 —Ad ow mows% 889 ; ditto by
teases *kola 234. Total visitor% I,l=

fir.lll:aftw wave yea lea la the tam way ea
may_adar mobs besides them two ?
Whams—Too, ease or twim saw I thiak. I Gould not
swear wheat, if 11•1411110 or Wm
Mr. Bmilds—Was pm blood be the tam way ?
Witamo—ln the imp way, sad by the mat matt.
Mr. Boditin—AM lid yea take this. to the ems plass?
Witame—To Thataserplam, ea the with lido, whoa
I wont this time.
Boikkb—al Gas Of tilma Om get out ?
Wilma—Yes, the shaver
Mr. Ilmilda—Ard W pia den Wm task ea that other
dm or Mom In the tam maser ?
Witasso—Tail_MM what they brought with them.
Mr. Balllda—MatMd that appear to be ?
Wila""1.11.101 beavy, bat what I mid sot toll.
um lifted Smiths bat stns ; It was a *trim bag.
Mr. BotHda—Mad 411110 7011 Is lift it ?
Witams—l Mad N MN the sab; and this was the ashy
time I did oto.
Mr. Bodkia—Was it light or heavy ?
Witams —lt was heavy; bgpearad heavy.
Mr. Bodkn—Yon have said thst N was Is the prim of
last you ; oaa you gin as say sown tithe month Ia whisk
this took pass I
Witten—lt was la either April or May, I meld sat swear
which. It was quite dusk when I Maned; it was altar
dark whoa I 'tumid.
Mr. Bodkin—Now you saw a gnat deal of these mss.
Will you be good annegh to damns Om ta M ? Give si
a dantriptioa of the short ma ?
Witarso—He was el fair ossaplosioe, that mss, sad had
whiskers. Ho looked to me like a sorraat oat of
1110 looked to ms like a valet, Of 11.11001101 of that
TM tall ass I Dem Wind at. Ho did soigne me
the shams.
liar. Bodkin—Mimi what height was the short ma ?
ttoold thiak bo wm about 6 feet or 6 feat 61a.,
sad of Moat TS m 30 years of ego.
Mr. Bodkia—Do you *Mk you would kaow him gala
If you saw him?
Witness—Won, I thiak I should.
Mr. Bodkin—Did you take sot c• at all how he was
dressed?
Witnass—He lad as s brown freak seat.
Mr. Bodkia—Was ha en all those oessoloas dressed Is the
same dross ?
Wittier. —Yes, I do sot think be altered his dress cam.
Mr. Bodkin—Now with rapist to the taller ma ?
Witatta—l could set swear to him at ail, tor as ma as
he moo he was in the cab, sad I drove off.
Mr. Bodkin—What dastriptioa was be ?
Wittiest—Hs was shoat 6 ft. kin. Ittab—a thin ass—s fair
ass. Ho was dressed it dark clothes, with a tasatla ea his
arm. I could set swear to either.
Mr. Bodkia—Wu thus saythiag pudenda that you
astiosd shoat that to mutt, his fan, or puns, or Galatia'
elm ?
Wittiest—No; It looked to me as if the other was a Mr.
vast, and that ha cam to hire the tab for his master. I
sal, observed the shorter ma that heed me. It was
mostly he that used to order me is the swam TM shorter
am gave me the orders when to go.
Mr. Wainer sad Mr. Lewis declined puttlag say ewe.
ties to the MMus.
The tharriptioa which this MMus gave of the ma who
rods I. his tab tallied is a greet rowan with the &ppm.
tam of both Agar sod Pions.
Joseph Cana ewers 1 as. a tab-driver, living at
Caindot-tows. My bodge is sambaed 4,477. 1 remember
being with my cab cue orsalag, about 16 or 16 maths ago,
co tie ask at Cuadaa•towa.
Mr. Bodkin—Now, do yea remember upon that accedes
being hind by two mon ?
Witams—Yes

I rethsnbe; Mr. Howell kinowise • earn of Mr.
Adam& I west sad hulled it ; It was • bony heathen, '
eM Mt. Basel thinned it hineelf. While's Mr. Bemire
sense I heard the seise o/ kannerieg la Aden's hitches,
his I do sot know whether the issa of whom I have
velum woo is the sisaltboun with Agar or sot.
17rothozsalath by Mr. Winner—l ken, the whams
Obarlotte Palate,. lb* left her thistles these a south
Wen I did. It wee Wimp ay mistress died.
Crontheadood by Mr. Lewlo—My manse was very math
Is the habit et kanathriag sad seeking • sore himself.
Zs berreered the hawser to put up sane lines la the
lathes. He Itantheered is his yard perhaps ono or twist
• week, sad when be did so he nadir a great thin.
Me eassaided by Mr. Boehts—l do sot knew oa what
lay my tallness died. I thin' Charlotte Payne/ west
awe y before my theines died.
lbs. Mary Ass Porter swan—l UTIP at No. 13, llsrley-
beithad. Leashed. I thew %ma of the mane of Agar,
wentiZklea aims el Adams I have ens his lately.
Ile Ink Ils my nesse is October, 1864, for Meta
sad a hank was maned Mn. Adidas. 1 sew her as
Monday last la this then. They lodged with see about
was weeks. I knew the Owen Fiera. He and to visit
the Yon% mad went by the same of Peeklan. Ido sot
MEM last he cans Ise. He we I. the habit of ninth
imuy ibereraily easetiss“ he remised half the day, the
=n ber.
m. Peckham (Pierce) assisted then to re.
geode away.
Onstressaalsed by Mr. Wainer—The Admen loft my
belithabout a week before Chrism's, 1666.
MP. 111114 swore—l en a orb proprietor, sad lies at N 0.7.
Hawkirsewe, Hawhythad, Camden-tows. la the spring
of let year I remember beisLout with my cab /Mr Chia
lene. I was drinag alowg road. It was about 7 o'cloth
is the evening. I was sidled by a was, sad drove to the
newer if Prises of Welesthed, Haverstnek-bill. The
was either walked or rode is the cab to the center of that
road. I haw a pin* Galled Crews-Wren. which is
about 160 or 200 yards hoe the wan of Prises of
Wales-road. I stopped at the corner shout a quarter
if se hoar, the was leaned Ise while he west away to
bleb another geatlemas. The ISM west towards Crowe-
tense. He retuned with mother, thd they Weight two
et throe bags with ties. Two were carpet begs, I thick,
SW the third wos a little square bag, which appeared to
Osten a dressing con, or esasthing of that kind. I thick
the ethilen It we leather. Beth peruse got into the cab,
awl ethisead se to drive then to Londe.-bridp station
Taw saannthe ordered no to pall up on the right, sear
On Reid. Motel. When I arrived there, the shorter essa
et Os nes get sat, sad west towards either Load= bridge
witTesist sine. I west& sot swear whisk, hot I kaow
OM he aniseed the rood I. that dinettes. The other naa
esnathed is the gab, sad told Ise to drive to St. Thome,-
On& I sosordisgly prooteded there, sad when I get
wen Osy's Hospital, I was ordered to pall op. Oaof
lassi wore salsa or sank. They had bees preps:leg*
pt Oil as they west along.
Mr. Bodkin—What do yea meth by preparing to getout?
Wdisese-1 Isseelaed they were preps:is, to get oat by
ark seeing shoat is the gab; they were sbniteg as they
vent shod.
Medias—Did the sheet ass who fret got out take
ershissgmLith Ida that you saw ?
Ns.
How nag did yea renal& is St. Thiess's-
eleates_
Well, I think the lint time I west there I
walled wok a thing as half as host beton the one retuned
to the other.
Mr. Bodkin—Did yousetise width way he retuned ?

Wiss;;;-11oappe;w7slie es es if ►. eine ken ih-a-
haat et Hey's Hospital. I should Weir lie ease trews
Teelapeftiet, indorse's!' the railway arch.
Mr. Hollkia—Whet did the shorter sot do wbar he re-
tuned t

Mr. Bodkia—New MU see U you see either of thole sea
here.
Witoees—Tbe ssaa beside the guard is ate of this. (Tbe
witness alluded to Piens. who stood beside Bargees, the
latter wearier, hie teatimes et guard.)
M r. Builds—Did yeti the the ether sea lately ?
Witsese-1 he aot sees Ms BIM* Ist Monday; I thee
saw him.
Mr. Bodkin—Wu be the .as that goes by the same of
Apar bare ?
Witosea—lie was tbe saes that is °ailed Agar.
Mr. Bodkin—He was the ether man ?
Witeess—lle was the other nth.
Mr. Boikie—Whea you were hired by um. two sea,
had they anything with then?
Witness—They bad bp.
Mr. &Nikita—What kind of ban?
Witmer—Two large bags. Whether they with most
bats or sot I do arolthow • but they had two bags, If sot
throe. I would sot he oirteht of that. They had two I
know.
Mr. Beditia—How wive they 'amiss Ike*?
Witness—ln their hands when they sass up ta the esb.
They put their bags fate thy e.b, sad thee got ht them-
sales a.
Mr. Bodkin—Osid you ledge whether this bop wen
homy or light?
Wines—They won heavy ?
Mr. Updkie—Where till they deal, yes to drive to?
Witmer—To Bt. Theaseeretreet, is Ben/JO.
Bunisatioa eestiosed.—l pulled up at the bottom sad
of the street. We see* between the two hospitals. sad
soaped at the emu. Thom le ea archway there. sot
nosy yards tress the omen. OM of Am got out. It was
hoer, sad west roust M the lett. Puree remised la the
gab till Agar retuned. He was gets about half ea hour.
Whoa he Warned, Maid to Pores . It was sot gets,
dowa to sight." Ilpito that he sit halo the cab, sad I
drove thus tome& the Mo. To tho bort of sy hum-
kdor,ese et Sem set est sad set s Suer. They that ordered
se to drive this to Plush. &dotes's. Heventook hill.
Oso of this got out est west Side. sae est gels, sod
owlet with se. I me dieshorosi
_there. They took the
bags eat, tad, I believe, west bide with this. I mimed
the read, fad, on looklag naafi, sew tee of this SIP.
?plug two begs sloe; Prisee's.terrese. I will sot sey
sally whisk It was. I eras about 100 or 150 yards hes
Cram-tenses. I did set sods bow they were drums&
Creseseadsed by Mr. Wastes—Yes have sod Apes
eVidesee, I reppse, la the sowepspen
Mitasee—No I km sot. I will swear It. I have ast
std is, mewl et Ws sus. I did sot Inas Ara giro

Rot Into t. ash 111 spoke b tho Other, sad
Ito Ora got out again, sad was pa* about a quarter of aa
boar.
Mr. Bodkfa—Did you hear anything .old tidy's* tiara
at sill

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It.i no
to d MISS P. TRION'S POPULAR ILLUSTRA-
were ENTIZTAINICCHT
awl T. T. ()ERMAN REID will oar Us*
,at the Gallery of Ithstradoe, 14, niE GREAT GOLD ROBBERY. wits«.—No, I did not mhos that. They were cos- hi. stridence. AU the witless's% were ordered out and I Kish Thommen-I live at the White Hut, and Ins
Tenth& but I did not bear what they said. The second was not in two miaow. I saw him go Into the huh room, barmaid tan IS Popular, last. I mamba heading 40 l
—o—____. ass afterwards retorted. and go cot of the ask roan st night. I saw a short man, Mr. Stars • pared that wit broopht by • per
named
deem, kV eltV EVEN IPA kiceat Satunerl. at 8 o'dock /16:7".ee-
'd toe rerfeenteites every BetTli 'DAY, at r o elooklli. 30.. 14..1r MANSION-HOUSE-YESTERDAY. Mr. Bodkin-When the mood man returned end got I don't know whether he wee as officer, bolding his heads is Lee, iddfailed, Os near is lon recollect, to Mr. Burgers.
oar be orcerel at the estlerr, awl at Cramer. Doak. end 00.4. 001: tees the sob, where did you drive that ? he was galas oat. I was hired in the evening. It was not I gave it to Mr. Stearn is the same state in which it comae
legentetnet. (Concluded from release's Brows-)
R KAHN'S ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, Charlotte Poynter wee the first wham eassined. Rho lak thPI afterwards delivered to
Witsses-They ordered sie to drive both to where I hael se lat. es eine o'clock. It wo rather afar Ave. I east Into my hands.. I wnashisiot resent when Burgos some
hlma
and
-- -fts -eel Os. but in gars slag they ordered ma to go to "6°4lay
the
Uwe'
I do
"I
know
whm
I drove
sightt the ZrePs:rlll 4171 r. fla . with me for him. I believe
4. OWWlttratraat, Lakesterwi of
Orm ray 5t..13,......b, said-I live at No. 8, flonthampton-street Yamhall, sad am the Prince of Welevroad, but le go mead by the Mother net fen to, or whether it was • =en or • wen". .
.. was 81. 1.. IL I showed him his book at the tint, and
rt 1/11 14e.-Cestalaleg urrardo of 1,000 modals and Kum curs of as I . with &tiptoe, whith is • different direction Iron that in which I have Dana Id for whet I hour. Ido not rentenwsr Gay n
teamem part of the Ufa= trims la health the , • -v- hataitl7 Used " ""aa- ha brought them hake fares crave during the sane week. This is the gave It to his.
la LECTURES deemed at mare Iwo, fear, sad • people who were ogled Mr. and MN. Adana (Missed
'r Dr. 0. SEXTON sad a Saw sad 4alartellae wowMr. Bookie-11;w a didt with them to Crown-
you heoil,y faro 1 ressentber. Whim I was hired I was on my box, Kr. Bodkin having stated to the court that the evidence
au.. Apr, the scarlet, and Fanny Bay), la 11.fityload- terrace ? as I generally as. I got down, and opened the door. met girth would he the last he should adduce that day,
sow la muss of. dolffery el Dr. tier, at a meow -- -of
ealdr-adobstea, OW midair. road, Vauxhall. I went to work fa the day time, and re- Witaires-I never got with them to Crown-terrace. I They pee their own logger, Is. I can tell whether • bag is said-I think it my duty to call your lordship's attention
on to.
touted to the house of my armee to sleep. At the Mat went to within about 240 Terne at croern.tureee„ ow rhe light or havy-whetber it requires fora to lift or not. It an occarrimee that took place on the last 1, in
wansainon side of Primes, edema& They titre paid me,
NI MODEL WATCH. 66, Clegg=
Newry.. wee „wigwam, or the mem Panne. hen I law the witae" AP; aad took Sok luggage away with them. I tkiak they had • easnithatioa of theappeared to be heavy, sad sounded on the bottom of the whisk the laterests of justice appear to be rely
Involved. There was • abort adjournment In
ea/. I will set say what the aloe et the beg was. There
'OWWWW; to WM, Dom 6 unser; ta leo: who is the person I Ind formerly ksown so Adams. I Ithewthy were two begs. I know that man's SPierce's) foe well. I :Is= elf Os day, sad daring that interval • man who
not
suck
in
nbo
bonen,
bus
was
osoot4
tut
with tho skid. oth.tr. time twat knowledge ? opportunity
4 °al." ""1" 31/ "a "la La the prisoner PUres, aad have wen him of
Apes, in as "Villmot gottbil
Into
-tee. luggage with Mem as they bed wiled
have I'M him several times at Camden-tows. I dent is new la Min watched theof making • mom
4 E WILBROD.-DRESSES, Restsyfield.roat. I saw him then errant times. I was Mr. Bodkla-Now, did you ever see them man at any remember that thine war any alteration In his appear- smisation te the primer Piero, and I shall all the
1 graYle-e. ace ileum et aortaawe from whet it is now. He appeared a genteel sort of poses Mime you who heard the answer that Pierce made.
w awns- et till they hired sae. • man. He did aft Mar what the man said, for it was said in •
I knew Piers. by the same of Peahen'. I remember Mr. me. mow N Crosoessolsod by Mr. Lewis-You have sworn you widgets hat be beard the reply, and that I shall prove se
or afterwards ?
.ew the • et met and Mn. Adams moving from Harlinford-road to Cant- Witnass-Yee, low them afterward& I had theta again have an read OM Say of this gem Had you say Portion etee‘ewee to He see.. Bat 1 call your lordship's attention
• wardroom et wo casual. bridge-villa, Ihrephorrobask, and Peaks= soleta in after that-two or three days after that. I was then on nod te yea I >t• it. bosun If there is not • proper guard here
n. as la per 111.-e. Great nails( away the dee& nag that wok, jot peewee to the task at Chalk Fans. The some short saaa thee hired Winos-Nose of it. las mita serials a that. I int EtTit-----nad wateittainges exhibited top communication
lb. cottotoot boom tut, sod west hoots. Bono ono oft„ mat sad at about the man lam of the evening-owe node a comathalestios about this matter on the a/stems* with missions. year lordship would WO in • moment that
o'clock. slam me • goodies about the douriptson gives id 11111. It the ads of jades will he very much triturated.
'NDLAND COD this Adams same, sad main took me to Cambridge- Mr. Bakke-Did yes then drive to the one place ? was Oat Friday week. That was the list date I heard The man redsrowl to war thee brought forward, sad
?tomi tn. la: Wis. I saw the pones willed Fenny Kay at the Wiliam-TUT ordered as se drive that to fitTboutsee- myth's, about it This I. the Ant time I here been here. Mr. Bodkin said.-I am going to put this forward as swi-
m erwmarwelyren . lest examinatiso, end it was this whe posed a Mmy =I. I Ares of all dress or the IMMO, of Prima of Wales- I hove been st • peillesawn hem* Is. haw lataiosted. I dame In the ems against Pewee, sod lour year lordship to
I ogoor.. t."1"7. Adams. Attu my rears to Cam I Kilt effi. I soma soy whoolowellbaireitho patiewasta OM@ deal, w, ith Ws Inea ele Yea 84°7 think fit, if you think this,
lem-ptata, the Pies. Mr. Bodkin-What was dose when you arrived then? eat in sleeks. I did sot sham whease they walked freely as; se. asowftwalit 01 this court
Vt. 0., was in tho habit a conies ...vv. I mammas wiritnata-Waii, ono thew west c
ur ay for t the other, ea nee. The tun who wise mend*. sm., mu at liberty, dames Porter was then willed by Mr. Bodkin sad en-
Mrs. Moms% a seighbeer, dying. I was at Conlcidgo the sun as before, sarthey both returned with their and had 10 IMO weight with Ma I believe he had not a mined. He said-I live at Arleford-road, and ant a Car-
_ villa when she died, and Ids my plass before she was lump 'gala. flak on. I did net see one. Whoa I drove back, neither pester. I was here at the last examination of the prisoner.
buried. Pines red to some ohne, to Cambridge-villa Br. Badhill-Of what did that loglaga then %sneer te ef them Ilea deehe es' I think ese Yet eue "Yee aillee. a
I was present when the abort adjournoent took place, di-
Hooloyfood.onid. viously been la the habit of casino ...
1 than be kid me ~„ consist ? When I put them out of the oh at Mother Shiptocee, they y bebio Pierce. I obeermel that lon-(pointing to the
Witases-I do sot think they bed Mink went late the Wk. They badweight i h bags. Om,.
_i• irlaltirt_ wisp hen. Pal hia °aim as Beeert_..Bee-
Seestrhmes be stayed the greater port of , had two - to pa boos. a at •
'he day then. Ape wee generally e* home when Pierce *" carpet bags sad a small lathes bag. James Classes (ozonised by Mr. Bodkin)-I rola at enere)--ersex ws him I :could net hear whet he son to
no, and they both moo to go W. the
„whew., aa ow lir. Bahia-DK ye* name how they wars dressed Cando-tom. Listless, I kept • toffee-shop by the tern- Pima. I hwd Plum say to him,
•of the hitches. I did not know what the. then ? pike gate adjoiaisg the Southannitna Anne. I left there them-destroy thew" This man stopped in the court a
't Make away with
Dot ems or twice when ther w ---. Wen at", Witaasa./ think one of than had a brown kook oat last July twelvemonth. I remember some time before I short limo, and I don't think low him afterwards. Its
sure be is the anon.
' .t. than I heeds MR os • the other had dark dna. I will not swear ; bat I left two galleons outing with Meet begs. It night be
enti keeidar. Oa oae moan I mood something • ' a
think they had stooks or mattes ea their arms.
mak-hoes% and hawked at the dear, bet Agar about three mostbe afore I left. I should think they sea After WWI discussion Si to what officer's duty it was to
remain by the side of the prisonen whilst in the dock,
et me in. low cows hoses in eke wwk_hewa. Mr. Bodkia-Did yen then drive again to St Thomas's- about seven o'clock is the evening. To my recollection I
"Ia Walla" green. I "ink Lebeede all., IWW•ittasse-I Yes ;to St. Thomo's Hospital. bad never seas then before. They remelted rhaan Robert Dokombe, who stood nest to the wham-box, said
hour, or an low and • belt. I did not observe what they -I ale a cathipropristor, sad have held a situation for
eI sea Ia I used le ge la" eae weela bee" Mr. Bodkin-Did either a then get out ? beeniht with thew. I bdie", it was a carpet bad, After ten years as a monagieg man, and am now la trainees for
• the porpsee of sweeping seder them. it. n_lidn_bid he 'eke ' h thatper hour or as You and a half. Ia autopsies of ‘rie"e We "11 the". ead I "ea ten- Witter-Yee the shorter of the two same la gm of them west oat. The other remaisol le7selY lem • liver/au and • freeman of the Pewterer,'
a whiteout, sad was beerier ten that -
v wee lad is the hitches mar the lew ? saytaiag with ayouCompany, sad never have had the least charge brought
staying softies, I asked him • motion. They bad against me upset say cm cousion ; and ea to speaking to
1 them when I Oft. I reseUeet Winton-No 1 mold not swear that he am. &mamma. 1 wad nee me whether it nee tea or coffee. Pierce, I did not go near him-not here. I have spoken to
him, bat I never spoke to him is the court the whole ass.
Mr. BodkieAbout how 1 h ? I bed as sower to the questios I asked. The other man
`ere iit was ea. that tea". Witness-About half sa boo. Hs ea% la tho • saga back. He took the bag sad want away. I don't James Porter, who brought forward the scossation, then
w eae...Paek"... .Ijaaeleen pAgir,” dinettes, towards the arch. w think I ever sew them before or afterwards. Oa of that was end-There n • lola ia court who beard it-
.--', - Mr Beds kin-Did the other ass roosts in the lab till • fair sou sad the other a dark am, as near as lea nool- Robert Dolma
-I bought a horse of Pierse some time
"tar towards evealag. I ha mimed ?
Thereto ea" I Nadi Witness-He remained to the ash the whole of the time. a cab when they west sway. I doa's meow seeing more mach Proprietor.
lest. The sea that mislaid was the fair mat. They had ago in St. hiertin'olane, in the prance of a respectable
at room. I some timesram for attending this case ?
The Lord Mayor (to Mr. Dackombe)-Hare you say
elO o'clock. Pince Mr. Bodkia-At the end atolls& bou, whoa the slsonar than cue beg. They took that away la the cab. 1 mold
am retorted, did he get Into the cab ? not say whether I eboold know either of those men again. Ho
Witaeo-Yes, and 1 thick that tbea sae, bat whisk John Hamm end-I sal • bend's's"' he Itelebetb'aelb• I. babe ady errs that
Mr Melliebbw.
wee member He of the two I eamot swear to, got art, end ordered saa to I know the risme/ Pierce. I have knows his four or - • .oas prarietar.
The Lord Mayor-He is In attendant* as a wham.
way as II" -- drive beck the other one. I left one there sad Waged the IVO yeas. He dna came to sty shop. Oa one ocosios
4 ben. Booth other bout he wanted ow to dram a nie far bin. I din se, It man B. Daekombe-I was not aware of that. I have no WAITS
hare Boehm Ns. Bouts_Did tits sae that sot „atom swum yak 'sly soar weak. No said -T, w. for . fri„a w his. a "r 7 for Wilting. My ouch arrives in London in the raorniag,
was ia the him ? elderly galleons. sad Ido not go out again till 6.
bad tea
I have Witness-I cannot say. Mr. Bodkin-Did yon dress tin wig for the elderly PS- The Lord Baler-It i• • •••7 hispropor Pr••••ailid•
Nee I Mr. Boditia-Thea, did yea drive beak to Prime of tkaaa I R. Thelma-I will pledge my oath that nothing of the
_ Welesuesd ? Wiaso-I did, at least for Pierce. Be left Walnut-tree- "Id took place.
-' Winos-No, to Haverstak-hill. walk about two years ago. and he paid me. Mr. Wontner-Deekowths is quite as respectable as the
1 Mr. Beelkia-What, reversing, the sew way you ked John iahlaY *at as" eellee• Be said-I UT. at New- wiwwhe w who
has
h." °au"
dons babes ? bery4sews, In the asiglibourhood of Havorstockthth. I T Lord Mayor-The anions outside the dock stand OS
dons
Witness-Yes. remosher ow g" gem., wen 'het to Primes terrace, near to the prisoners that for the future we will take ears to
have two officen immediately behind them, so as to Prevent
er Bodkin-Now, were yea hired in the some warm jut by the side silks kerb. I bad about a doable handful•
the posel_bffity of ounatunies
'her 'seam betides tags two ? Sew of may COMOIONIOSS case sad shared it. TM shot bon.
ase-Yee, ones or twit& ens I thiak. I Gould not was all dreg PrioWs•terrace. A pen*. walking from •Be• Beelkhe then celled Br. Mitchell, an laaPaltal of tha
ether it was case hi
ed tits. Cron-terms to Bentith.town would ge along that rad. City *Ws wheilovisli been "OIL coin ins
the close of
seln-Wore you hird la the IMO way ? There was some large sad same small shot. I bad bait Use onamthation last Monday I saw this person (Dakota»),
`a tha same way, sad by the same man. same at the time r fogad it, I was lei, eared three yearn. Igo nist Mew his mats, speak to Pierce from the back of
-And Kg yea take them to the nom paw Ido not ramembm wbotker it was aping or noway. / the gook. I Oat forward, to endeavour to atoll what was
,t. Themse.e.pleee. ea the worth tido, who was pint" with mu, bop. I wee fetching semi beam said, but did not famed. It was not at. tin tine of ter
st the Km. adrammost, bat at the final close of the day • proposing&
mo of thus then gut out ? cr....indeed by Mr. Lemie-/ have bee, away from oultembe-I left here at twelve minutes Se five. The
Neater sae. school three yews. It wee a good while after I left school. malt Isms the City_at five o'clock.
you drie" skeet halt en that ether John liattkews-I live at 116, Leadenhall-strest, and am Br. BOdide. (to Kr. Kitslull.)-Are you sure Do is the
same ? assistant is the bathos of Mr. Mussy, a goldsmith. On Perna_ j'.
e they bownght with them. the monis, of the 16th of May, last yar, I bought 210 en'. Mitchell-I an can he is the laail•
• appear to be ? Amerissa asides eagles, for which I gave 2111. 10e., and I The Lord Mayor (to Mr. Porter)-You say this took
Mt what I said not but I old them for 2141 lls. Id. I think it took place about • Olen at the 1410111•1110ete is the middle of the day ?
was a *averse bag. muter pot aim in the marshes. It sou the Ant IMMO- Portsr-Yee. my lord.
'ift it ? Goa in baying. I paid the WILOOIit is gold, which I pro- The Lord Mayor (to Mr. Kitehell)-Why did you not
and that WWI the may mood at the Bask of Ingisad. I sold the eagles before I Louth" P
odd i, Mr. Mitchell-I had no charge of the prisoaen ; they
were is charge of other officers. Still, 1 Goasider it a par-
gee have A, dme
a the emu for elm% a "Rad more than (
very slight recalleetles of the party that
tion of may duty to try and hear anything that was said,
7. t thou. He was valor a tall man, sad looked as it
although Ima usable to do ito. Very few words pima.
• the spring a ke bed boa travelling. I believe the He re
la the
with at, whisk dew till I retuned with the weep Be woo there when r The Lord Mayor spin repeated that for the future every
ems boa. I was goo. shoot 20 •4•01,, 0, hat m hoer, precantioa would be taken to prevent prisoners whilst is
at s I Nadas& se other person than the man who same. I did the dock having sesumnication with bystanders In as
slump net aemles say cab. Oar shop la very class to the Beet collet:
Isdia.koase. ex bury Gass, which excited the deepest in-
terest throughout the day, was at this period of the proceed-
NM Welter Stearn-I live at ter White Hart, St. Thomas's- lags adjourned to this day week.
u street, In abs Borough, and I knew Pions red B`
Don't know Agar by name. I rasembes his peresa.7l=
him the other day. I have knows Bargees eight or 011ie
MIS. lad Piers.MHO Of eight mars. I 11• VOW OM THE BRITS MURDER.
- two or throe or three or Rut tan I dos% rewietit: -4.--
‘sag it was. I heard of this bullion robbery wale it BRITH, HOINDLY.
Al. Previossiy, and at that time, Piers. and Bermes
ul ay home. I hews am then together at ••7 The inquiry into the death of Mr. George Carter
',vend osmium. I have sea Agar both witn
1 I otanoa towalabot whether I taw WY rewanted to-day before Ms. Cutts:, coroner bas West
„bury „owed, I paid no attendee to hie Heat outs to adjournment from Tuesday lot.
use tom then say sae else. I bass see. Mrs. Elisabeth Gardiner, antis of the deseased, proved
es at all hear. I thick I have sees Agar that on Friday manic& the day of deceased's death, Thos.
la Vale& :la the taaailli• I received Cartwright Worrell ailed ;Iron him, and they left the
'h or 18th of February last. It was
v.w. Eta„k Thowpwo. I pat it ie, house together. The deceased did not say where he Ina
se of what she said. Either the going ; and ahe was only lightly attired, wheats expected
sight after, I sew Bargees, hiss bah in • few mimeo, bat she ow him no more alive.
eel precisely in the same state At Ave o'clock in the afternoon of Saturday, the Bth inst.,
••red. lie opened it is me Tbatass Worrell called, end asked whether '• Georg* "wee
'es. There were serail of at boss ? Witco. replied his family had not ova him
t 61. Dotes. They were since they left hose together on the previous day ; upon
why he eidaot twain which Worrell said he had paned from him about noon in
' Panel-Re "id he the York-road, Betters.,.
ne gain safe IA may Police Sergeant Underhill, 6V, said he aught out
It, elating that it Thomas Worrell. Oa isquising when be hid last seen de-
ceased, Worrell aid he had spent the day with his en
wished I should
or I mild. I Thursday, the 6th inst.; that Cuter ha anted at his hoard;
wen regent and that they afterwards went to the theatre together.
NlL_6ooola. i Worrell also said he had called upon Carter on Friday
."44a O IitOTOiSS . sad that they had paned in the York-road, user
the Builder.' Arms, earth la the day, Carter statiag his
'd be in tention of going to CaLwa.
‘at Abraham Jacobs, hackney carriage driver No. 3,021,
• proved having driven Worrell, on the monting of Friday,
the 7th hot., from Henahlatoo-Mae to Battersea. Adds.
',titans asked his fare if he should wait to take him beck,
ihe gm his a aoaditional order to wait one hour. In
an h ur Worrell one back, and, stepping into the eab,
gases to drive to his house, No. 24, Clayton-place
-ton. Shortly afterwards be picked up a short
tease on the road.nad both case on to Vauxhall.
ve Worrell pat his head out of the window and
" li'wit ler lid asphreivweaaderindeetre: end addon-
rew
ed side of the incline, near the North Hest
, Witness had very frequently delve*
a his person well having treqoently
Ifs to the theatre. It was exist 12
'red at the London-bridge Station.
`Of• esastiesd, who proved btu
1 end Carter had been seen
lilt on the road to London,
vs positively segativing the
'u had not been out with
'he other of the bona
nell and his wife
1 attend upon the
veer dining with
nod afterwards
a, Mr. Woo
'torn hone t
'ter waited
tune he
'safer
`red
7
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if&