The Express.
London, England, 1856-03-11 00:00:00

epieticia. I Uinta ban said the one death weesertainly
enplane. I should have certainly said so after as Wed-
amday's enwattieo. I may say, Indeed, that had the
imeat ban veld a Tuesday ntersieg, sad I hid been
d at a wino's, I ehoald have then raid lbw sayebnine
was the easse of ilea h. I obtained from Mr. Scion, my
a,. stoat, a bottle nf medicine which bat bees brawls;
' from the house at Me. D ne—this was the aloes mitten. I
have pawned lb tt sanitise, of which thin would be by-
nava three or four name. The bottle was latell.d with
say same, sad had some from my nrgery. I eta
still of °plain that sernhalse wee administered
four times daring the week, sad I me led to
tomb se, pertly from obanatine, sad partly from
the dement( seat 'h symront. There lent *se aortal.
net for dittoing tayinstee I. the haunt body. There is
so ose eabetasee w fah alone eoeld determine the preens*
of ttrt chats*. The ben c wbutatioe, is Rey opinion, is the
joint maim of wens acid, biateride of tin end thevoride
of iroa. This would detect etrashaina to its ordinary eine,
sad u eneldwed • nee wive int. It world sot be a cer-
tain test for the domains of 'timbales if it wes an is its
ordinary state. Str chaise, is its ordinary state, as sold by
druidism sad Ind by medic .1 men *minas • little bran.
The red Dolour arstess Dom sitrie aein may be rotated
from hewn, and can't be al ad tip es as a arias test
of etrynaine, pure ad tree from Druck. The
Wynne and by surgeon amnia,* ad atirds this
red colour. I think the comb,. aim I have speeilled is
coaelselve earning of the p•etenn of at ychnine, bat I
noun always look for c soti,casso.y evidence. I emu t a y
that then, to ny .rt oon test for the dimotery of strycheta
which is without the hoses. AU namable poison, afford
more complicated evidence of their engem,.
By Mr. B met Me. Dore *Greatly entreated me, as soon
a' 1 bld amid anythieg, to let him know; hut this was
after 1 had magre.ted that eons of the it'll:Anis might bays
bees a c demi ly spilt amend to 41, 104 thus got takea by
Mn. Dove. It woos also after this remark that ne asked sae
what ,h jot, would asy under .esla ciramestesom He said
b. bad soy go• stryeboie occ• from my surgery, ad act
twat*. He not te had trie I the atrychnise oars to hull the
cats, bet had failed, and tbes be tred it *gala for the
same peep ie. I did not ask him what time elapsed
bet tees this fleet iticerimeat end the woad. He also told
MN that he bad put strychnine epos ems .here in the ser-
vant'. ltedrome and h.d theo waned her of tbe pone.
Mr. Dive celled Icon me, on the night et his wife'. no ith,
to set an to brill Dr. Hobson with me to is, her. I bad
• simpatico that be .an not altogether sober on that mea-
d Hie cuanreatioa was at tbs.'', • perfectly sober ma
He changed hie topless. changed his toss, sad dimmed !Bles-
ser. with a certain lightness which I thoeght rather strange
—that was ear opining. I intend the bedroom before
Mr. Dove as "hot Bata ley sight; sad when he tame is
he rat down as a chair, then rose and sat himself
es the bed, se if i• Wenn grief. He did not mime from
the room until it was 'tweeted by Dr. Hoban. I did not
see his any wore that eight. I eastwards made inquiries
of Mrs. Whines" ea to the symptoms whisk had been sob&
bind en that sight. I examined the body on Sunday, with
• view to mueestar rigidity and wands, sad the naming-
,ti ta was a manta 'earn+, ose. I should sot have con-
sidered net the deeeased hut diode/ tenses if I bad found
any wooed,. I did not get from this bone any ether bottle
with the Wotan Una the an I have meatiesed I had
preserlhed quinine for Mts. Dove about • fortnight before
her death I bad sot meationed to Pe prisoner's mother,
on the Monday morning, 'hit I thought Mrs. MVO Sight
have died of poise. I may lime a:pressed my sue-
pities' or doable on the subject, bat that was all.
I had disowned, prier to this conversation, that strynnia
had been *ionised from my surgery by the primmer. Iso car-
Wised thin as Saturday sight, after th• death of Mre. Dove.

The inquiry was her; adjoined ler ball-sa-boor, I. order
fist Use jury eight nbtaits rofresbasest. Oa their return!,
rims of Misdoing, the first wive's+ called wee
Mr. Blieteen, wsistent to Mr. Morley, surgeon, who de
powd—l know Mr. Dore, whom I sow ere in eamody. I
bare known bins siege Deember last He bad been is the
b.bit of aceasoaally coming to the surgery. Oa several
occasions, I remember baring ooaversstioos with him stoat
pawn. The first actemlon was about a month ago. His
objrct is eelliag was for some radials* for his wife. I don't
recollect the asset ronrenriori.

Mr. Buret—Jee• tike the eon venetian. dr.
'De Coroner—We will se* if the mdse., does remember.
I will not nave sateb se interfereafe. _

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Wguses—There was a etntesewi it about Palser's taw.
bat I don't resmeasber who orightatod It, aor do I remember
Om exact merle. The ptwowir said that be believed that
strysbaioe could rot be detected. Tart was daring th+
eoweanatiou or Paso''. cue. It was °hearted tint it
tumid set be oeteved of sr clt I said it could be. I

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utewriugted one or two of the tests for it—nitric
dos% recollect ray other. He ached a the of strych.
also oa nth, bat I au% state his 'lath weeds. I tol
bin it prodoerd e-weee sad etwitthettoat of the niuselei.
I showed his Pereira's " Materia Medic. " I allowed his
the place where there was • pump about strychnine. He
held the book la hi. band, sad appeared to read it. I think
he made Death observation afterwards, bat I dos% rams-
ber the truer of It. He said hia h taw wee inietted by eats,
which ha wished to kill. He asked for some p .iiea to kill
them, as be thought pekoe wield be the boot thing to do
for theta. He ask,' I thick laying some pole= fur this
would be the best way to get rid of than." I told kin
I thought it 'wad. He then asked fee sone
etryebaiae. I cafes repeat his slut weeds, bat
aa new so I remember, he oohed f r strychnine to one
way or smother. I is sore he =satiated atrio'iataie.
I said I would give him some. I think I said, " Well, I era
give pot' • little, if you want etaw." I do cot know the
met quality, bat I should say there were &wet tea
Brea', shish wit wrapped up is paper, om which I wrote
Poison." The paper wet white foolscap. I told him is
tars ears of It, sod not to let It pt lost, or anything of the
lied. Then sae ao furthth einvereition, (wells that he
notiord the bottle, ani said, "Thar wee the fo.aon that
Palm.? used." He took the bottle froth the shelf
to 'maths it. There wee sea aatithoay in the
battle, and I said Palmer had used tbe. No
forth., traversation Ikea pawed at this towels,.
Is stoat a week ahr rwarda he calked again for some seal
ethos for hie wife, and then add he bad poisoned use at.
sad that the rest of the poises had beea washed away by
the rain, and that then wan smother eat about the place
which he wished t, deter ysl o. He thee said, "I'll set
some more of it if you wil give no • little." I gave him
on this maul ormaeinu about dee mist of strychaior, white
I wrapped la jot the wale Ida t of paper a. the othw, acid
I also *adored " Polsol" ea the outside, atjaie seggettlan.
He said, "I think you bad batter writh potioa
upon ;it;" sad I aid so. I do 110, recollect
any more goatherwhos with hint on the subject. He did
sot relay to etrythaine say further thou I have miriade
stated. I have hod ro further conversation with him ail CO
as subject' caaarctid with the inquiry.
By a Juror—Cos yea specify the date oa which the list
poise. wee °Method t
Mr. Elletser—lt wee shoot a math ego, but I do sot
recollect the date. I told Mr. &wit the as day about
the salter.

---droneanimsd by Mr. Barnt—l have knows Mr. Dove,
the priense, for 3 or 4 mosthe, and he has come on sa
a about eate or twice a fortnight. We have ben as
•:ryerdeatily tarns, sad ban onoksd oar pipes tootether.
I oink the pones convereatin we. seestoned bothv he
said he wanted to get rid of ono ate; end la concision
with ffelmer's sue. Ism pretty engin tot we had dis-
cern Palmer'. (us boiles he spoke about the sate, but 1
will not positively swear that it as,. Ho said that be had
got some sots that were a pot asanseco tr the house, sad
that Its waned to plea Wm; hat I benne the first no
verastios was .boat reimeek ease. He did sot ask be
anomie nom= nisi pales tee the lac. I will swear test
anomie wen met mendemed la osamislao with the &ome-
ns of the Pia Anent Edon ban bon dimmed et
the istriensw, but I dn.' reinnaber it being introduced.
The orphan wee kept is a small Pule is the eargen, and
was labelled " &opine." I took the ho: le down, bet did
sot say that I would gin bin anisthing that would do
bean then sneak for Milne the caw I aftererarde took
down Pereira's " Moon Modica," after 1 bad made la.
'medicine, and we had toss upstairs. This was after I hod
glvot him then/18We. He remained I. nay company, au
that occasion, about Iself-sa-Itosr ; it was after, we. I
poison oat so pottage about the test of nitric acid
Pe rein's Mason Medias." I snipes there
any be sane inernatioa in the hen shout the
to to, bat I have an road it, sad Winton enact tell.
There wee esly this bottle, toostelsing I or 3 dreams, in the
, Burgers. We peeve oar e nodule from Mr. Ilogebardt's
(drupelet, Loon I doe% know that we have bad a moat
nppy, not do I thick we have had any elan 1 lot ems to
Mr. Morley'.. Mama istooritiw beto a us wee shout
three weeka age, sod we. be the after part of the day. He
same for eon madiclas Grebe wife. He bay line obtained
medicine from oe. I ester the me time* la my book
when I give say out I seat e,y am what day this snood
soavorastioa about 'tapholes took plass. If medicine la
sods up a rcesid lino, I make it up nom the prescriplly,,
sad eater it la the book. I told Mr. Borth about the
pr saw hang obtalmed new strychnine Iron the surgery.
Mr. John William Illemmb, anoint to Mr. Morley, sur-
geon, said-1 am • psyll of Mr. Morley, sad keow tbe pri
.oaer. I nionaber Mlinea tell.ng oe that be pa 1 oyes
eerie 'enchain I' thoprisonr, but whether it was us the
sane night or met I dent halm. It wagons eveotog about
eleven o'ciont, sad alma Aar week. see. I ain't come to
say eaneinsion wham the elesametanc we. repartee to me.
I ow Mn. Dem a fortalpht ego 10-clay, on thy 26th
about a quarter pat sieves o'clock is the foremen. She
was then in bed, partially !madman, and was effected by
nano sad Reesnlar oretrectiems, bat ber sled way ash,-
paired. I union One were twitekiage of the ovens of
the face, sad daring times twitches the teeth were ',rank'
&nay together, sad the Aston were beat towards tiepin
elthe head. I did act melee say anblag of the body, nor
did I observe that sks threw head( Pei. The heed wee
slightly throws beck. The planer eons for Mr Marley,
sad I wee idled out of the onkel at ce d so vise Mrs.
Dove. Then was a osemenatios botoess the prisoner aad
myself cm the way to in kerma Be said, "If lay wile
wen to die"—l am sea *woof the weeds that followed, but I
believe they wen—. would there be a none, 'e Lunen,
or would the coroner requite sa ezaminatlos." I is-
land that as coronee jurisdletios only wend
to mass et side* deatk, or an deep or raw.
of pianist. Then be said, "Would Mr. Morley
Item en eausioatioa ?" I said, Meet I keyhe would."
That was all the coaverestlos. I said Mr. Motley would
soot likely require a pontoons examination. He replied
his wile would sever consent to one, tor would he sae the
fenny. I said I keens the family would object, bestow
they had otpoted to the esamisation of his father, Mr.
D 'saw Mo. Dote as Thursday right, the 28th nit ,
snout 7peclook. It eas the same kind of mark I bed pre-
, ilosely olmsevei, bat sun widest. Bk. wee seasible an