The Express.
London, England, 1859-08-04 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 4, 1859.

fake aloe. I bpi it la • beer is my leak; I hid no ethir
kteb

Chatioaht laaktoa rid—l as htwaskiewar to Mr. Natt,
lad was so:misted wita Baker. Oa 17th of Kay I
via at hat mute, at about half-pant 8 o'clock. I stayed till
16 Waite to 10. Than was a hula girl ascoat! Pala them

I ssisted the child to bed. There -wars a oaks sad had;
saadlsstie sod saadie o the table, which was amend with
aa ell-cloth. Mn. Baker was weeding a pair of tremors.
gibe teld sae they ware Jame's. Whoa I went away the oil-
cloth redansal oa the table. I left by the beat &W. The
bitchiest was ard, sod the bell pat ca by Kra Baker.
The tabireleth was on hat shelf. It was cadessery foe bat
as Wave bat widow's asp is the aittbad-neas. Oa die filisv.
lag day the candle oa the table was baser they I had ana
is the previous night. I sees Jews at Yrs. Base& I
did as was weans at the am. I did net as sersvemaper
la them

Cro;amiamied—The bark deer was Yard abeet ales
ea sel'. bin tbebUf b goes to bed. I wt op Mein
via 'be aid, sad rearmed tea Warr. We. Bakes
goasd tbe Welk of the beet deer for sae to ga oat
By Kr. set by the firs. whisk is dem to the
door, sad meld bave hoard eaybody come tato the beak
kitchen.

Thomas Bowkett maid—l ern pariah clerk of Ledbary. I
live neat deer to 11r. Mateleld's offise. I wee acquainted
with Men Beer, sad pin up her shutters for her on the llth
at May, at tee minutes before nine. I heard her key the
sheers. I generally fasten my door at ten. I sleep on the
e7deer. That night the door of my bedroom wee open.
asulia led at about Iludf-part tan.
By the .7181
_as 81 yeses old.
Wilms itd.—.Teeee slept above ma I very seldom
bred bee ere bare. He had lodged with me sinoe the 9th
of Nearer. Ha bed • late key by .blob he amid let
beef he I had given him note to leave beer he kept
bed bare. Next morning I took up milk for Mrs. Baker.
Another yang man lodged with me. Both were op when
the milk ease, and when I took the milk they wore at break-
sat. I tried leek floor and host, and could not get tn. I
get my kerne sad hammered the door. Mr. Powell mate,
rid we threw et the window. Jones then cams up. I went
as my hese sad enteequently Jones went Into the beck ard,
aad game heck end geld be had found the key. I said, I will
ems with and go in. We went to the beck door, which
he docked, and we went in. The child was messing her-
self is the sitting room. I opened the chatters. I fetched
the milk and paper. I met Jones, who I had left is the
be.., in the back yard with the child. He braced to me
*follow him to Mrs. Baker's. I went through the beck
rear to the front, sad into the lower office. Owen's room
door es open. Mr. hfasetleld's room was • little open.
I was going in and the smoke stopped me. I
Iced rd sr Mrs. Baker lying than, feet to the
doer. I sr down stairs and gave the alarm, and
get ears wee and threw over Mrs. Baker. Mr. Griffis, •
dad • policeman, were sent for. Jars paid me
.Z.Viiwelik fit his lodginr, and id. a day for milk end
rgetrellea. He changed hie room two months before the
murder.

—eici;-eximinsd—Prieoner had had tbs We key eight or
tea days. The forepart of the night Is troy beet sleep. Ilkley
till one or two o'slosk Jones sad the other lodger
breakfeated together Manning. I was down the gra
that mornieg. I got up Dittman six and seven. Jones name
down earlier that man* than ever I had before known
him. The °Mkt had mid that Mrs. Baker bad gone oat.
Jonas beckoned to see in a way to rusks me think there ass
somathing 1111401/ happening. I shonld think the firs had
keen umoorang" three or four home.
.

ere wits ea as - TleTgardener at Wintry in
Meg bat, and lodged at BowkaWar I eigesta • tadrooes
ediolaing IG. ilta•eflekl'e cam. Oa the 17th at 11.7 I
west to bed at ten o'clock. I came down la the rearalng et
half out five sad west to work hakes dz. At eight
o'clock I cape beck to breekfeet. I had to go

through Cobbitelloe co ray way— soil totem; but
saw no money there. host leas debonair., and
remarked that he was dam ably. We have breakfasted
together helots, boot not very atom Yr. Howlett came in,
at said Iro thought it strew that Mrs. Bane was not up.
Oa that loose got up born b bewaktest, mud maid be bad to
go to the botebse's to order ebb moat. Jobs amid he would
throw map to her window sad by to awake her. At tan
orals& I saw Jones at Mrs. Bebe. door, sad he mid s very
sod ails bed happened there On the Monday Jona bur-
bowed 2.. dd. from me. On Thursday be repaid it. On
the Wobsoday maim loom asked we if heard him come
Y the might bib% sod bomb* we must have beard him,
for be saw a light la Kr. broltatra window when he mine
op. I we did ant bar hiss. lie remarked that Boer.
hitt hod odd at the import bet be had not heard him
(loose) scum `boos he lad the blob by.
Crenerbolood—li slept wry badly during the night,
losaswee es Mb provises night I lid bob awake with the
Ibilibeib I bid imbrownd and isot phew bosey.When
.

I kat rehear the L. be mkt, sot Art: I have
wry ley re ; bat Ido sot vast to tweak tato Thk
was fa tamer to a remark of Is or cos awasioe,
Clirletme.e.e. 1 bad seen some eoviesiens in his pane—
-1 *Weld soy tea or twelve.
By the lodge—lt was at J eaca's must the bedroom was
altered, foe he said ft wee toonoid; and I took lonee's be-

cause miss was too Mt. Thisins throe months before the
sassOcr.

liTenas Powell—l am • joiner. At a quarter to nioe oa
the Ilith of May I west to Mrs. Baker's side door. I threw
eal at the yr-hallow. Jesse eso. up and aimed lee •
of pew. Mr. &Mom the mine. After that I
sew Jam between Bowkett's house sad Mn. Baker's; he
heehawed ma and I followed him ' • he said M hod found the
key, pointing to the path order the air window. and=
la. He "What do you tlibthe of that r
at the carpet. and said to tbe Gad, " Beery, you ham had a
smartish muffle hers." The mpg was wt ndkd, sad was
math tumbled. Jones said, "Whore Is Mrs. Baker, in she
gone out ?" The child said. " Tee." Jaw said, " Bow
hog has she been gone r' The child mid, "Not long." I
the went out and to my work. I affirmed@ saw Jones in
hew five minutes with the ebild in his arms. I asked him
It he had men anything of Mrs. Baker. He took me by the
shoulder@ and sold, "Powell, Powell, Powell, she is deed
sod burning." He aid foe water. I gam him • Met
beeonfal, which he Meek. I went beak to Mrs. &Ws,
sled cm the top of the stabs the door wee open sad the roam
yam half fall of smoke ; the decesird ass es the Boor. There
was we ere on the oorps, bat the beside mid cammuirt Ert-
-1 doff were burning. I got weber, end Imre also brought
water. Mr. Grimm, surgeon. was ant isr and OgriTed. I
did sot notice anything uncommon in Jaw.

.1,-.llke Jour, msa much agitated when

I saw the body. Baikal* wee &limy* much prdaboat.
Joseph Playsted—l am a gluier, of Ledbury. Hoard of
the morder, took water to the room, and saw the body. Pri-
mum came into the room where the body yea, with Mr. ,
Griffin. Jones walked Into the room, and went and opera
the window. He touched the drawer that has been pro-
duced. The drawer was pertly opened. He drew it farther
out, sad raid there bad been a robbery. I °honed it had
been broken open. Mr. Maaeiteld's door bad been famed
Mr. William Grille, a airport at Leibury --On the Ilith
of May, a Nosiness fgewat ties, I found the dead body, end
made • stameitiM eenmietioa. There was • mak or the
Masa& • meat mod the nook, and a noose lying neer.
Te wee was found lying Boer tie right leg, partly
esweed by dinned cloths. end Wise. The noose I. singed.
I saw hagwwwe el burnt piper. The primate Jones
sennedethe mens, went to a drawer, and mid there
be. bola • robbery, end pulled the drawer open. I found
same inciter mateUe, one wood and the ether wax. I eoubl
form no opinion of how long the dee had been burning.
Nod • blast match-box empty. The texture of the dress '
was ghoul cotton; the under-garments, composed of calioo
rid iffarisl, bed been ignited. The body IVY blistered in
same gni% and in some parts charred. The Boor was barn-
kg under the right arm. I picked up the box
of Ha lock of Mr. lisedield's door near the body.
• lie of pincers was Mond in the desk in Owen's
regime. I found a wiJow's cap in the sitting room.
Thies wee a cloth .= the table, with a candle partly burnt out.
Time were two tumbler,. la one them was • small quantity
of Pe sad water. One pawn, apparently a child, bad ales
In the bed. I found • woman's night dtess, which had not
been used that night, on the bed. I spoke to Jones. I was
albeit* the child is the sitting room when lone. cone ie. I
asked him if he heard anything in the night f He said
"No," and added that he went to bed at a qurter-pmt
tin. He knew it was that time, beoaue Bowken
wee up. Oa the morning of the inquest the foremen asked
me if I knew where the key was foetid. I malted Jones, who
wee steadies near, and he said, " Underneath the clerk's
window, for I put this deed ivyleaf to mark the spot." We
were standing close to the window at the time. I said which
way wee the bow of the key, and he said it lay poefeely as
that 'vitro, lays Mr. Wood and I made a post mogul
examinant:o of the body, and we are of opinion that stran-
gulation woe the mane of death. The bruise on the bead
might Iwo *eased insemeilbility, but certainly did not come
death. •jegged stick might have made the bruise; it could
net have been • smooth one nor an iron instrument. I could
not detect the moll of gin and water in the stomach. The
noose on the neck would stop ertioulatioe. There was no
appearance of • straggle on the body. I picked up two red
protege *tamps uaderneath the drawer. There wee some
copper noway ly iog on the desk. Some twopenny stamps
were toned in Jones's room, .1 believe. They were found in
a small box in • barge box, Ime • wooden instrument there
on the 00C114i011.
Superintendent Tanner—l produce blue stamps tab-n from
the muter that bad been broken open in Mr. Moreno:l's
cake. Thom marked from the mom were taken from pri-
sener's bozos.
Mr. Orion continued—On the morning of the murder I
smaisiasd the grate in the prisoner's rnom,and found nothing.
Oa roexaminvion of the grata on the let of July, I found
ashes, which I have preserved. There were spot* of blood In
the bed of the deemed, on the upper sheet. Ido not know
bow long they had been there. There was blood en the
cheek of the deceased, which had ran out at the month.
From the spumous of the filigree and the serum la thew,
it rigidity had act lot before Sr. wail applied I eboahl aft
ap=e• li
to dad it. I did not see whether anybody had slept la
• lied on the night of the wordy, the bed wea made
when I west late the room.

Ro4inalniani--1 funni no dupli mite stamps cot ossagelleg
to no two Ilto tom..
. . . . .

O. T-Siedir depseed—l am superintendent of yak* ea lad.
herr. I band gm stamps on premeer, sad in Mr. lasarchedifs
Anwar. I found tits black bottle produced in Mrs. Beiser's
sheet ti drawers. On the 24th of Noy I apprehended pi&
maw at his lodgings sad marched him. I found 111. in go(d,
Is 4d ia silver, sad ad. in copper, a counterfeit crown
piss, 61 red sad 2 blue poemse damp., and Ina
ai this book is the prisons/es
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