The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-29 00:00:00

ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE 4p
WESTMINSTER.

art gime Ha rell say of the money for winch she
weed.
after some hasitatioa. maid the robbery kw
for some sir months, sod eltealways re.elebt
she took Haifelre dimmer. She kid
'1 the mosey, sad she had frequently de,
Miller, 148 G, mid he tang
,and mitre he told hint the a
as much of the Emmy as helM„,,,
A wee said, and be Moo mid that he L
do with it. He kad beam matehiag
d'aNiLGeorgo Raw. 199 G. said be eaka
sad Shoat used I shall speak the treei,
At statement of it :—Raffell's wife used es
tie dinner and then he used to e•Il beg Via
and when she returned I need to hats

who prated the matter I. • twat maws
- reserve their defence.
Aid the prisoners for • week.
HARLBOROUGH47III.II,ZT.
112 GOODS BY NZANS Or • POMO= ORDIN,
eon, of No. 3, John's-place. Fenn
wee shamed before Mr. Knox wltir
, raw" &a., from lir. Thomas Dough", had,.
, 44, South Andley4treet, by mums of a flow
I Douglas,, wife of the prosseakr. wa4
9 sad 10 o clock in the morning of the lath
'comer, who was known to Du, mm
-.id imams tio, stating that it was Ivo
She gave the pier a spoors of the Wes
left, bat returned is a few boars, sad say
d very well. He also stated that eke heed
`his west% and he wished to give he
he had got a situation with a gemus...
time handiag her an ceder tor re-vg
be signed by Coked .7. C. Guiaco44l,
t for the goods the prisoner
or 31.4 x. on the bank of News. Glyn,
bearing the algastsire J. athlete, Thii ado
16e.end she banded the prisoner the Wiwi;
Os the 15th September, the wiener celhd
goods, sad on coming a third thesis!
was aroused, the goods were not 4e.
se &wpm beta( preeested at the Wince
returned marked "No account." Ibe polies rim
auaiosted with, and the cheque handed to the
-- 301 A).
Hoary Damon, 301 A, said that shwa
be went to No. 2, John's-place, Sim
_ cia sale, the prisoner if he was John Wet.
"No, be is upstahs ; 111 call him,* at the left
do so. He told the primmer that he need aw
44 tad° so, u he was the man he wasted. fie
prisoner that he should take him iato
charge of obtaining goods by mesas of a fined
lee he made no reply. He afterwards pressiced
•at the beak, and it was marked " so seNOSK.
-or, who had no questions to ask, was re.

ITION OF THE PRISONER AT WISL
(BIER POLICE COURT.—(THIS DAY.)
messy, who stands charged with attain
Nt,sod afterwards making a desperate aglow
I brought up for examination to-day. eh
the dock,
langulay, the prisoner, whose seek ins tea.
very week, but mud' summer than hie ark
was also bandaged op and who eould lawly
eau 'darted before Mr. Selfe with feloalogai
to murder Sarah, his wife, and also with fat}
ipting to commit suicide.
ungueasy-1 lived at Lillingtoaatreet, Pimlico,
lug at Westminster Hospital.
Mason—They were living apart, and ha em
Bridge-row.
wee living at 142, Lillington-street, Pimlico.
,at Bridge-row. I have lived apart from bun six
and maintained myself. I had had oemuion
him a here a fortnight after I left him ; that me
• •ning me. He was bound to keep the peace.
141 B—He was not locked up.
New him on the 29th August a little du
ie Game to the room where 1 live. There was se
_ .acre besides me. He wanted to come sad lee
me again, and I said he should not. He Is-
%au stopping, and the. 1 left the room, sad
not atop with him there. The people where 'I
said he ought to be ashamed of lamal.
the room and he came after me. Before I matt
some water in a pail over him. He stayed la lie
about ten minutes. I went downstairs the kit
He came twice. When he emu back the most
I throw the water at him. I can't my Oen
he curie hack—about 9 o'clock. When le
tack he brought some boys to take the thinp out el
1. I left the house altogether thee, god I did me
it to do because he followed me everywhere I
came down here and seined for a aunmons,
Jived me into the court. I remember hie
I asked for the summons. He was pat oat
for making • disturbance at 10.30 by 263 A.
get the summons. I went to the corner of ths
!Vincent-apare), towards Roost-street, sad he
me. I slapped him in the face I was so unwed
le would pay me for that presently. He still ki•
and put his two hands into his cost pockets
nothing more to say.
'fie—Go on, plea's.
did not see anything when he pawed his lea
throat. I did not see what he had in his hand. He
something when he did it, but I don't remember whet
• had done it he stripped off his jacket and said, "1
for myself now. I put my hands to my throat and fait
food. A woman pat my clothes up, above my neck,
be said "I will stop the blood ;" arid a man said lee
deep up the wound, and took me to the hoepitel.
is—Ded he appear to you sober
rile was quite sober that morning.
Belfe—Do you wish to ask your wife a question?
--No, your worship.
lord, married, wif• of George }Wog. Hit
Weetmineter remember the menial it
August. I was standing at my own door, shortly
12, and law two people standing close by the rawer
, the last witness and prisoner. I went to go for ea
I heard the woman say, " You esity-lookell
and 1 looked round and passed ea, and as I wee
back, three minutes afterwards, about thus el
yards off, I saw him take her as if he would
her a good shaking. I raw his hand at
throat, and the blood spurting out. He luso-
ly took bold of his own throat and said, " See, Mule
her," and he bad a mace in his band. He walked aloe[
the railing and cut his own throat. She walked OM
railings. and sat on a door-step. A little boy piena
razor, sod offered it to me.
r. Charles Antoeini-1 was house surgeon et Wastage.
Hospital when the female was brought in. She bed
vary large wound exteeding almond from ea
ear--ealy one wound. The windpipe was est
-ed nor injared at all. She wee very week
loss of blood, and in a dangerous state. 19
not in the direction of the jugular, but u It WON
jaw to jaw. I also saw the prisoner, he was broughtin
eme time. His was the same kind of wound bat oda
Were, deeper and longer, in tbe same positioe. Both
in considerable danger, and the wounds if eat
led to would have been fatal to life. He left this
sing. I don't know whether he is going back.
Arthur Mason, 15 B—l was oo duty at the etatioe abut
- 1/4. I heard of the occurrence. sad went to the
found primmer lying down. His peek had this
up. I assisted to take him to the Westminster

uts razor was prndaced covered with blood.
Mr. Antonini—The wound, I saw might be produeed by
oh an instrument as that.
(aeon—This mormeg I took him into custody. Ele said
:mew the charge 'pima him.
. depositions were ordered to be immediately prepared
, prisormr's committal for triaL

ICKINO EXFOSURI AND ABANDONMILITS
OF A CHILD IN THB CITY.

;EST AND VERDICT OF WILFUL IITIRD/01;
(THIS DAY.)
This forenoon Mr. John Humphreys, Middlesex
bald as inquiry at the East Loodon Unice:
, relative to the death of a male child, aban
re in the City.
said that on last stioday
Turner, 162, City police,
at 20 miautse to 6 o'clock, he was on duty la
(reel, Rubicon. when he saw the deceased
lying in King's Head-court. It was
wrappednaked.
was round
wit, He
tied
ve it lay oil
its paremeot. It as ali. led
- spot 20 minutes before and the child was soh
ter* thee. He bad not seen say Person about that was
ay to have put it where he found it. He bad arrest
ted
woman on suspicion, but medical examination she
it she was not the mother. He took the child to the
Lion, where Dr. Simpron saw it sod treated it. He bad
elite to the guilty parties.
Heary Rollaway, porter and Tosesenger, at the Rut Loa.
don Union, mid that the polio* brought lb* child to him,
at twenty minutes to S o'clock on Sooday tner•lMP
It was alive. The doctor was sent for and be said that it
w"
very It was wrapped in • blanket and carried to
the East leadlostroioe house in • cab. It one PPrrialllr
dressed when witneso saw it drat.
Hr. Defriu, N.R.C.S., said that be saw the child Oa
Sunday. It lived till mat day (Monday), whsa it died it
12 o'clock. Ile
remarksmul • ost-mortem exambutiosi
hued that there of violence—builue ww r"'"
arms and lands. There was extravaaation of blood cle the
brain, but not from violence. It was apparoutly •ih Peane.
rla
months' child. Death resulted from exporure and e
tion enasequeat on immaturity. Au immature child, dr
indeed any aew•born child, could not stood exposure
ou
granite stones in the early morning.
The Coroosr, having remarked upon the uata"
of the seas.
The jury reamed • verdict et "Wilful Meador •Pil°4
some person or persona unknown."

not givea Huffsll say
waftluau er moue Ism
rag on for some six ma
• when she took Had
yea Hall ell the mosey
t.:aejsugtatee.
nto custody, sad who
rt had bad s• much al
what was said, as
'og to do with it.
some days.
• Igo George It
to custody and Short
• a clear statement c
as be dinner and
pledge and when
encioey."
reonera, who treated
mid they should raw
`Eyncourt remanded
MAREBOROt
TAINTEG GOODS BY Ma
fratOOD, of No. 3. Jo
itb, wee shamed bed
es, rums, ks, from
No. 44, Smith An&
Am Douglas, wife
• 9 sad 10 o'clock I
her, the prioceer, wit<
• , and uked for tome
• n. She gave Om p
sad be left, but rake
age suited very well.
ey kind to his parents,
and that be bad got
semi time haadiug
•• to be signed by
t for tl
aqui or Tr4e. anti
, and bearing the else
to 1L 16e.end she I
On the 13th
more geode, se
• • suspicion was are
, and ea the cheque I
returned marked "1
• manunicated with, ft
(Daweoo, 301 A.).
. • table Henry D
• lest night he went
mews.and se Midairt
mid, 'No, he Snub
up to do so. He tol
himself to do so, as
d the prisoner that
a the charge of obese
when he made no rep
blue at the bank, and
primmer, who bad is
ATTEMPTED MI
WEST.
ATION OF r
TESTER POLICE
• anignessy, who sl
throat,sod after,
life, wee brought u
• in the dock,
tam OThangnesay, tl
up, was very weak, I
throat was also band
was thee 'Merged be
peas to murder Sur
attempting to corm
O'Shea/imam—l Ii
staying at Wosteniest
it Mason—They 1
at 7, Bridge-row.
I wen living at
wed at Bridge-row.
• and maintained
on him • here • fort
teeing me. He •
eland, 141 B--He
mess—l saw him on
He came to the
else there besides me
me again, and I
ups stopping,
not stop with hii
said he ought
the room and be o
some water in a
about ten minute,
He came twice.
I threw the seat
he tense back—
back he brought eon
room. I left the hoar
what to do becaui
t. I came down here
°Bowed me into the
• I asked for the
for making • di
n't get the antsmoc
(Vincent-spun),
• wed me. I slapped
mid he would pay al
me and put his to
got nothing more k
r. Selfe—Go on, pies
• itaess—l did not sea
my throat. I did n
something when he
be had done it s
do for myself now. I
blood. A woman poi
she said "I will ewe
Id steep op the wow
. Selfe—Did he app
itsees—He was quit
r. Selfe—Do you we
•' your wi
emima Fulford, man
twtreat. WSSYMM
29th August. I wee
ore 12, and taw two
g, the last witness
Dd. I beard the
toh," and I looked
• ing back, three to
yards off, I BM
e her • good el
throat, and the
tely took bold of his
other," and he had al
the railings and mit
the railings, and sat
the razor, sad offers
Er. Charles Antonini
.r Hospital when th
very large WO=
ear-011.1y one
ed nor Mimed
loss of blood,
e not in the direct
• m jaw to jaw. I also
e um* time. His ems
Were, deeper ao
ere in considerable
tended to would haw
orniog. I don't koo,
Arthur Mason, 15
, o'clock. I heard of
t, and found prima
tied tip. I wide
capital
The razor was prod°
Mr. Aotonini—The
oh an instrument as
Maim—This morose
knew the chugs ag
The depositions wer•
• the prisoner's come
_•••••
• OCEINO EXPO
OF A C
I QUEST AND VE
This forenoon DI
bald as in
gamey, relative to t
bile alive in the Cit
George Tuner, 167
ing, at 20 client
. h-street, Barbie
• ild lying in K,
.thing was wrap
be granite pave
passed the spot 20
there thee. He bad
likely to have put it
one woman on stsol
that she was not th•
station, where Dr. S
no clue to the guilty
Heary Hellawm. I
don Union, said that
at twenty minutes
It was alive. The
was very ill. It was
the East Issadoetrof
dressed when witnee
Mr. Defiler, M.B.
Sunday. It lived ti
12 o'clock. Be ms
found that there we
arms and buds. TI
brain, bat not from
months' child. Den
tiara aonsequeat on
indeed any new-lon
; granite stones in the
The Cornier, lasi
of the eau,
• The jute retursed
some person or pen