The Express.
London, England, 1853-12-10 00:00:00

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

Her Nattily% Titesday:..' /IlitiQierTh Thiele'; Friday, Bodfont
Toll Oato—st 11.
Bath debsoriptkia, Tuesday, haw; Friday, Black Dog, Blander-
' wick—at llipast 11.
Petrel dins.l Toesday, Delft Hall—at halt-past 11.
Ora 1110~111.
Atberstonia He.Eay Ilbanos ; Wednesday, Wharton Village ;
Friday, Tires his; dattudaypers, Wood—at a quarter to
allaintitsa Tny,ampiwynd ; Thursday, Hilton;
Saturilu.ThaHea., Westin Heath—at half-past 10.
Stadia*, Dabse, sals~,Newstwladyodge; Wednesday, Wras-
Btlday, Mohan ; Nlasaay Tate Rocks—at half.put 10.
Bachwortk, Tassimissasby Bar; latiroday, Poilington Bridge ;
flatur.niy, itlmestea MBl—at \.B-pa.t 10.
Bramhana Mow, Monday, Cross Roads, Brantham Boor ; Wednes.
day, Church holm ;IPir day, Medd Part; Bdurday, Pool—at half-
pett_ld. _

- Blade/am Vale, Heady, Chatham ; Tuesday, Biteambe-on-the-
Hti—et ague:tar to 11.
Busies KM (Lori H. lisotieek's). "bleuday. Tile House, Beck ;
/wok, Banes Ma, Timmy; Thursday, Nome ; friday,
ono jamszaik lisibriosi Parfts—st 11.
rafts weed--et half.put 10.
Chelthre. . lay=ay,Tabley; Thursday,
Aviv ; Seemeley 0.
Illo=aid 141=y,Oissiny Village; Wednesday,
nth., the nova assi•—•• • quarter to 11.
Osensamars. WeedishOgslanaorik; Tuesday, Tilton Wood; Thum.
dm Gelmirdiarpeasiallisry, Zawilmetaa—at 11.
.11r MA r, Village; Tuasday, Chesterton
%Mum Tlimally. IlleAull= Saturday, Fanny Compton
Marl—
at a warner to 11.
Dothan , lisailay. "'biros; Wednesday. Bradbury Bridge;
nifty, Bae—at half peat 10.
—at
South Nam, Tuesday, White'. Bridge; Saturday, Stanford.le.Hopo

name was Bony, and in 1846, when only fourteen years
of age, he was disnikeed from the situation of clerk to
as haissier at Villeneuve, for misconduct and embezzle-
ment. From 1848 to 1831 he was a pupil at the Ecole des
Arts et Millers at Chilton', but he was dismissed on account
of his bad coadnet. He then endeavoured to get • place in
thaTontret-Chanscies as assistant engineer, bat was unable
to do so on secosat of his not being able to produce eerti
fiesta of morality. In July, 1862, he established himself
at Villiers-St.-Georges as a land surveyor. Although he was
well versed in the business, he did not as a beginner get
much to do, and, as he indulged in dissipation, he made no
scruple of appropriating certain rather largo sums which
had been confided to him. To replace them he had recourse
to forgery. Oa the 31st August last he went to a grocer
named Michon Masse, at Provins, and asked him for the
address of a banker who would discount him some
bills. The grocer out him to M. Moreau, but as that per-
son was not at home he went to another banker named
Dolma. He presented to him seven bills, amounting
altogether to 826 francs. To these bills be had forged
the names of different persons ; but M. Debray, having
no suspicion, promised to discount them, provided he
would get the signature of M. Michas: Muse. Oa some
pretext the accused contrived to get • letter from Michell,
and then imitated his signature. Oa the 17th of Septem-
ber he went to M. Moreau, with four other forged bills,
amounting to 4271. Moreau also required the signature of
Michas Masse and the prisoner forged it. Shortly after
this he formed' the design of marrying • girl of Villiers-
Saint Georges, who was possessed of some property ;
and to cause himself to be accepted by her parents be
applied to M. Moreau for a loan of between 6,000 f. and
6,0001. The banker refused to advance money for any such
purpose; and as he was acquainted with the parents of
the girl, he warned them that Bony was not so well off as
he wished to make it appear. The secured learned from
the girl what Moreau had done, and he manifested intense
Indignation against him. Two of the forged bills which he
had given fell doe on the 16th October, and as that day
approached he was observed to be is • state of great
anxiety. On the 12th of that month he said to some one,
" that he meditated doing something which would get
him talked about." The next day and the day after his
anxiety appeared to increue, and was noticed by all who
unversed with him. On the 14th he went into the shop of a
super, his neighbour, and took a hatchet and a large chisel.
He had a pistol in his baud at the time ; and without saying
anything. be walked off rapidly towards Proviso. At a
gutter to eight be went off to At. Moreaa's house, but only
fund Madame Moreau. Although unwilling to receive
him, she caused him to be admitted, and he reproached her
bitterly because her husband had revealed a secret confided
be him. A littie after, M. Moreau entered with his child;
gad though he manifested great displeasure on learning
ibem Ids servant, Claudette Brency, that the man was there,
lhoment to him. Bony then reproached him in a loud tone.
s 'saute or two M. Moreau entered hie office, and the
owed followed him. From figures found on the table, it
appeared that the former had made an octillion of what
Bony owed him. All at once, Claudette, the servant, heard`
loud cries from her mistress. She hastened to the
office, and saw her muter lying unselese in the chair,
and her mistress struggling on the floor in the midst of a
pool of blood. As she entered Bony seized her by the back
of the neck, and, bending her head towards the ground,
cried, " If you ay a single word I will murder you as I have
murdered them.' Madame finresu attempted to rise, and
uttered loud cries, whereupon Bony struck her repeatedly
with his hatchet, saying, "The wretch, bow bard abe Is to
kill! She won't die." When at length he saw that she
was dead he struck M. Morena ever the skull several
Males with the hatchet, with such sided% that pieces of
the shall fell to the ground. The number of wounds which
K. Memo received on the head, seek. ad shoulders was
`Ns di these of Madame Morena were 24 I bat accorditg to
medial men the number of blows ressiesi by each was
midis mere numerous. After murdering the wsketnnate
sespie Bony said to the servant girl, so I have set some
hen le be mks as ass of. There must be masep—give
me the keys." The girl said that her masses and mistress
wire ecessemsed Se carry the keys abet them, and he
thereupon pessedsd to search their pedals. Hating
founds leryit me Madame den" he widt horrible
mm=geft the drawees whisk he Ihseght were
swiem! He dip ImM oases small
bask stn
MOO( He afterwards west up tie
Miwsa sad tusk doss • secretary two bees, one amain-
tbe slh r lliOL, together with • sum of 140 f.
. He this amesehed that he remembered that, in
dhis yid** the beaker, the latter had sent his see-
mly stairs he wgk he money. The girl remarked that the
swift bad IssaiNeegM down since that. But be made
• mossigesi him top-stairs with • light, and he closely
isessissi *Wok He only found articles of dress,
mm~~ii sane and forks. "The spoons," he
:I. lab issidleiltr will leave for the heirs, as they
op
sit swain ssiasy." He then expressed surprise at
NS bliss miss money in the house of a banker. He
sdlaiMdt pursed l• the office, where he examined the
imakeele Me took from it the four forged bills
wig* tai Ins dislissted for him, and burned them In
the anda. He thus struck out of the banker's book the
entries relative te them ; but when be had done so he re-
="That va la nil safe enough," sad he tore out the
tat. He pissed the leaf in a game-beg which he ear-
t•ds..!hen Sus has the sots- book of the beaker the leaf
sulks at his same ; after whisk he an that
also Ms log. He then told the girl that he was
Abed end thins". She took him to the dining-nom.
There he drank poet of a bottle of rum. He neat took a
bottle of Weedy ma wet up to the bed-roomwith it,
ordering the Newest m fellow kin. He then seated him-
self on one eide of the despises , and made the girl sit
cm the ether. He told km that it was from vengedes
that he had murdered MOMS, moo a hod sofas&
his a loss of 6,000 i., and but goesseesil him fess son-
trotting • marraw whisk weed has busies Ms
60,0001. de to Marne liseessa, be had. he odd. mur-
dered her bends she bed pose to the salaams of her
lepshand, and might have demsded hits. He then lade
pespetitiors to the girl, whisk she rejected. He in-
sisted, but she entreated hiss to leave her at least
her honour. He said that eh* mast yield, because by
yielding she would become his accomplice, and could not
make revelations spinet him. At the same moment he
seized her, but the girl resisted, and alter a conflict sac-
seeded in preventing him from consummating aaother
aims. After this he went into the dim with the
candle, and called to the girl, "'Come and see if they
are dead." The girl refused; whereupon he called for •
looking-glue, that he might sea, by pining it to their
months, if they still breaded. Ike again refused, but he
insisted; and she told hilt that he would find • watch
on the chimney pies, the glue of which would serve
his purpose. He placed the glass close to the Ups of
deceased, and said " They do sot MIS to be quite sad
I will give them another den .' Then, seeing
that the watch chain was of he post it in his big. It
was now three o'clock in thusamang, esti he prepared to
lane ; but, before going away, he weed. be said bind
the girl to prevent her nine oat. jis, however, he had no
cords, he tied her by means of • night gown and a pocket-
handkerchief to the child's cradle, leaving her, at her re-
quest, one hand free that she night, if necessary midst the - _ _
child. He then again proneded to aunts the contents of
his bag, and he then refined the handle of his hatchet, which ATTEMPTS TO Hos JEWELLERS SHOPS have re-
bid come out in the last blow given to his victims. He of-' candy been made in the Midland Counties. At half-past
taw& stalked aboat the room for some little time, and three o'clock on Monday morning last, Mr. Attu:, pawn-
then; overcome by fatigue and liquor, seated himself in an broker, of Stamford, was alarmed by a noise under kis
arm chair and fell fast asleep. After a while the girl chamber window in Broad-street. He threw up the window
unloosened her bonds, and, as already stated, went out and saw a man in thenct of making a hole in the shop
and gave an alarm. The murders and the attendant cir- shutter ;on calling out to know what he was doing, the
cumwances were principally proved by the servant girl, fellow (who was without shoes) ran round the 'corner
who gave her evidence with great propriety • but some down Ironmonger-street. On opening the shop of Mr.
details, and the other facts of the case, were established by Marks Coltman, silversmith, of Bt. Mary's-street, at the
Other witnesses. The girl added, that alter murdering her usual time on Monday morning, it was discovered that a
whim and mistress, the prisoner saw the child, and cried, pane of glass had been broken, and one gold and one silver
%Al ! the child! I will despatch him presently ;" and watch abstracted from a number of others that were is the
would probably have murdered him had she not entreated window. The bottom end of the shutter had been wrenched
him to spare him. She also added that he had offered her from its proper place, and a large stone having been placed
100 f., but that she had refused them. The child of the between it and the frame, the thief was enabled to break
&trued, who is only six years of age, was one of the the glass and seize the watches; at this place also there can
witnesses called. He said that he had seen the man pull- be no doubt he was alarmed, as a number of other valuable
ing the servant about, and that the latter was weeping watches which were within reach were undisturbed. One
bitterly. The prisoner, on being interrogated, returned of the watches not taken had evidently been in the thief's
no reply to many questions; but at last he said hands, it being besmeared with blood; several spots of
that he had not intended to commit any murder ; bleed were also visible blitbw the shutter, se well as the im-
that his sole object bad been to intimidate M. pression of a naked foot. A stone, smeared with
Moreau in order to make him retract what he had said blood, and believe,: to have been need by the thief, was
against ban in the Marriage affair; that he had refused; picked op in lb* lane opposite Mr. Goltman's house. It is
that he had thereupon becomusuperated, and that he did thought that only one person was concerned in the der".
not know whet he did. His advocate 'abound to convince dation, and that the perpetrator was dot at all an adept M.
the jury that the under bad not been premeditated. But bisauhreakiag.—Shonforel ;fenny
the jitry returned a verdict of guilty on all the counts of AN EITINIIIVE UOLIADIG Svc -Tic %NMI
the indittinent, tied the court condemned his! tb deattl-6 isagesg. 4 I! Nark, has ova M miles of freight can 114
thi en:cation to take 'dies in the narket-plseekf Pgovini.; ; yet even this does not accommodate the lust trsoissei
The accused heard h e uatever wittett vowing and left 'that offers itself, and new cars are contently in progress...
the dock without saying • word.—Goligneci. Americas paper.

Monday. likely Oats; Thursday, South Weald; Saturday,
Old named/ad—at It.
Easel (Inks, Wednesday. Danbury Grillin ; Saturday, Southend—
at 11.

-01;e1 and Suffolk, Tuesday, Berecburch Maypole; Friday, Woton
—at a quartar to H.
Moat Form Tuesday, Seven Forms; Thursday, Felix Hall; &dar-
ds', St. Ans's Csed•—at half past 10.
Pogerddan, Tuesday, Noyadd —at 10.
Mr. Garth's. Monday, iltse and Hounds, Einfield; Wednesday,
Hawley Green; Friday, North Horns, Esshot—at half-past 10.
Herefordshire (Lord Gifford*. Tuesday, Aroabury Priury ;
day, Canon Flume—at half-past to.
H.H., Mosday. Coleus=; Tuesday. Tiddlers* Park; Thursday,
Bradley ; iturday, Cross Lams, Holyboorne—at a quarter to 11.
Hers*, Monday, Sidon Faro ; Friday, Hanley Pound—at squir-
ter lo
Harworth, Tuesday, The Fighting Cocks ; Saturday, Max Bank—
at hali.pist 10.
Holdernars, Monday, Catwick Mill ; Tuesday, Balaton New Inn ;
Thursday, Grim/too Garth; Friday, Houghton Hall—at a quarter
to 11.

Heytbrop (Lord Reda&le's), bloaday, Chippel House; Wednes-
day, audwell Grove ; Friday, Eyford ; eaMrday, Blenheim—at han-
gout 10.
Ingram's, Mr. H. C. Weynell, Mosby. Loneord ; Thuraday,
Drakelow ; eaterday Illithlkid—at • qaartar to iii
Kent, Eigries&ijrant argues' ; Thursday, Boastogbam
Street ; 13az . Eras—at Maps* 10.
Ludlow, T Siam Ccierson—at hall.past 10.
Mr. Lumley's. iliendejrruakekey House; Taniday, Smooby inn ;
Thursday, Diasingem; LGlaywartk—at toll-oast 10.
oakley, Monday, Wafts I Traunikay, gadded;
Saturday, Swine,.
beai Wood—at a quarter Is lit.
Pucker's*, Monday, Thorley; Wedeerday, nenham ; Saturday,
Gnat at halt-paulle.
fticAley, Monday, Loot lisekby ; Tuenday, Great Harrowden
Wsoday, Labours.; My, Maidwell ; Saturday, Ashby St.; Ledgers -at a warred Is IL
QOM par ladrad allttias4, Narlay, Omby Slate Pits and Holt;
Taialay, 81amlea Harald Park ; Waisarthy, Keyword Station ;
Tbisiskay
ILlkbea Village sad King Wharf; Friday, Lodge on the
Weibs-i
Italbrik Malay, Corking Moor ; Tuesday, Kirldington; Thurs.
diOusi=oreatarday, eerry Hill—atnempeet 10.
n Woodsy, /Irby; Theeday, Weaver's lodge;
Wellassim _Chaim Park; Friday, boothby—at half-psat 10.
—at adt
11.byrindue, Magas; Wednesday, Winatow Bridge ; Friday,
aladdsa„
IledsS, •lit.O.
liadady; Friday, Tylas Bridge—at le.
Mr. Asides Maday, Conholl Park; Treaty, Care
Hill; Weimifieg, Wadden Wood; Thursday, Chute lades; Fri.
&at anti ornew*dukdait=bury Common—at
da ; Thursday, Share ; Saturday,
noluluaild—sa
ahrealima y, Onail; Friday, Sundorne Cutle—at half-
wit*.
Ilandad ladeeripad, Terday, Fairfield; Friday, Raleigh's Cross
--et Mame 10.
Brederieris. Monday, Abbott'. Woad; Friday, Coombe—at a quar-
ter _ _ _

Thai& Tsmday, Rangling Mill; Thursday, Daleham Hall; Ss-
Mariarsm KGenal—et a gainer to
(11r. e Ones), Moday, Rutland Gorse ; Taos.
day, The Uwe as Me Your; Tbunday, Hannon : Saturday, Rain.
by Orme I. by Ogesby—at 11.
North Poslndeldre, Mandy, Doddington ; Wedaeodsy, Stalling.
toe; Friday, asks Hatt—at half.part
'Daiwa, Tuesday, Leeds Coln; Friday, Key Strut—at a quarter

Slab& Crony, Merchard ; naraday, Spumy ;
gstordsg,YlOJ iajp—at ba 10.
Kr. Tielawars. Tuesday, Harksd Bridge; Saturday, Langdon
Hdhß halt -peat 10.
UMW Pak. Tuesday, Kinsky; Friday, Beacon Ring, Long Noun-
tais—at . . _ . _

V.W.B. VlllsboYs), Tuesday Criekleils; Thursday, Lyitard
Plain ; Ilatnrien raided i quarter w n.
liestag, Bps; Wadasiday. Dsday, lam Bush; Bator.
day, Itasylowa Past—st 4s tl.
Wsrarlioltire, 11102111,6 1,• Tosselay, ?dittoed
Briny ; Mannar, naltinellaid• ,141111 Drafts Horne—at a quarter

10.Tassam, aselasey North; Friday, Neadowley--at
1011400 t
w. W. W Faiiiri Hall; Wednesday, Leawood;
T .day iinaraiy, Whittington—at alf.part 10.
North W !sudsy. Blakedown Thursday, Prime.
tarps; —at • quarter to 11.
Ml .s 1 W 840111wIleeday, Aeldord Hill ; Wednesday, The
Wegkenot. /*kaki . Aidsworth grid{.—at halLpast 11.
Thealaw—a
eniwas. lalßgait lisaiq. ater's Cross, Whitchurch Down; Thursday,
t 111.
I: Opal WisirdiaNyewmlnelkShOltertilfw.p."l:l74)."' '
Eael of T , Ran Cross Buda; Tuesday,
LIAM at 11; Friday, Caney Bridge—at 11.
gag gag Malty, Noway,
10Bed House; Thursday, alllingten;
Smudgy Ilelwa--0A lisit.yest

Monday, Tiulnhs,• Wedanaday. Thunder's Barrow;
gilt City. ka—at • quarts, to 11.
11. T.. Tway, &aka& Mogi ; Saturday. Poona/don Ridge—
ati=eiticilasiday, Newniestet Hill ; Thursday, Talseosab
at
—at Osirtlione Nem& ; Thursday, Stoat's Max
IL
Tirri
I I.er,
Flagg; Thursday, Pike Hall ; Saturday,
lisessols and Hateehead. Monday, Mktg Gate; Friday, Forte.
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and Hartlepool; Thursday, Sheraton—at
Maptitilry, Awl; Wednesday, Lyndon; Friday, Broollsld—
eras 1110C1IM
Oarrlwa, Kanday, Blot Ha; Friday, Ballywasorney—at
Ward Union. Wedowee& =bride; Bawds y, Flansouse—at 1.

Carte, asal Wend, Twed;7.--111a7ila-70; Wednesday, the Fir Tree ;
reflgiA, Cenhard dattuday, Ballasire Nide —at 11,
Clow. Tweak, Ladd; firer, Dairalla—at a gamier to 11.
DsdonserW , Ibrawday____
__Lowevartile—at U.
=asiM=67.==rci".l:*-4: it.
• y, Hemel; 11 gent! 11.
Headav, Gowns; W Fridoh DAP
Park—St
, Leath, litawday, Dowth Hall; Wedomday, Mulleastown Cerm—
et haDirmiUthFriday, Roekaarage—at IsalLseat 1 1.
Mr. .8, Tuewlay, Salomon ; Frlday, We Keassl—at 11.
Wes* =day, Drewstows; Tuesday, Ilesdbrt Itaturday, KUL
allew—at 11.
Moyode Castle, Tuesday, Bushflaid (lone; Friday, Monies Carle
--at 11.
Orated sari Klaes Dowdy, Tuesday, )Mast Estes ; Fridty, Own.
taervlne, Waugh—at 11.
Clasea's Dowdy, Tuesday, Tallyho Bridge; Saturday, Lm—
at 11.
Route, Tuesday, Dunboe ; Friday, Causeway—at
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Ballyashos Unit a, MoodS7, Glannsore; Friday, Tubbarclore-
11.
Monaghan, Twalay, Three Mile Howe ; Friday, S.ooakeyMille-
t half-peg 11.
Fahnenneern, Toseday,Borberstowa Bridge; Saturday, Kingwood,
rasa Bond-at 11.
Back (Cashel), Monday, Stanley Lod p; Tuesday, °rani/town
WI& -at 11.
Tulhunoet, Monday, Ballykihnurry ; Tburalay. Klllunn-at I
Tynan, MadanI.
Norton% Cross Bads; Thursday, Killetogh-
t
Wiekkne, Monday, Widens; Friday, Nownith Bridge,

Mf. Yetheratecea. Tweeiy, The kennel ; Saturday. Catherine'
Town—at 11.