The Express.
London, England, 1866-06-26 00:00:00

FIITECHAPEL.

IY.)
as opened at the
MI, by Mr. John
circumstances of 't
nger, who, it was
Cher-in-lsw while i

3/1 the management •

Of five year.; Or,
•d on account a his
been well known I
as a comic singer *,
gaffs.
while viewing
-era two wouuis on •'
,er on the left aide.
said that she lived
. Her husi \ual was
today night last the

.tthei, were thinkiri.
-u-alley, there was a
r down. NV:them
herself ho struck
the face. They
that her father and
.er husband's hands r
curt, going into thfi 1.-
Jurt and ao not sea ,-.-
yone do anything to !
drop of beer. Lag—
eeks, and she had to r
ildreu. A neighbour i
ae out, and a woman '.
.d that witness bad a I'
d said, " Ellen, yon
on Monday and clear
t a hammer and went
and he had a knife in

between the aitnest
ith the case.
noe with great clear.
he beginning of the
ovemiled. She
nit of her husband's

I. he saw the last wit.
Rosemary-lanel, near
room handle, and was
truck her three times,
~ anti they struck one
last witness's father,
, deoeued, who turned
a me." He then fell
aitly dead.
fighting between the
arrington rush at the
er he struck him or

roved that he eaw a
,ut of the gutter near
it down again and
t lon it. Witness gave

imp knife, with a cord
it might be worn sus-

deceased, said that he
I wife in Bakers' Annr
itreet, and deceased fol-
:- for not going indoors.
-hind while witness was
• •-
•wed them. Presently
md upon going into the
knife produced witness
Fed to carry such a knife
...ces which he sold in the

A her father carried •
,an that produced. She
the one he carried. Fie

H, said that he took
e charge of killing the
.now nothing atout it."
.1 cry of " Murder" in
the spot beard deceased
au have stabbed me;' be

S., said that at half-past
he was called. to the des
r. Lame was also present.
:owed that there were two
side over a rib, the second
I e aorta. The right lung
penetrated through it.
e heart's action, owing to
,untied aorta.
.d With the testimony of •

1., and said that it was •
'be case that the accused
,bout him at the time d
iced that they saw Hats
. deceased said," you have
id not then deny it or 07
nil covered with blood close
was quite t clear that RIF
Le.l, and the quesion arose
orirder or manslaughter.
to Harrington by tbs
in his presence. and the.
indoors to get a knife, or
e seemed to be not onset
of " Manslaughter against
r and slaying Peter Hann."
it for the detention of Has
.d at the Central Criminal

Ito. Ft 7.4.1.1 ITALIAN
.t ST.

r,os
Ir. Humphreys, coroner,
I )r.tgon Tavern, ff igh-strest.
.ed suicide of Mr. Chula ,

Iry Axe, a merchant, said
o W..s an Italian, and a mar.
:ti.rly in pecuniary difficul•
I losses in the European'
1. Witness saw him lark
,e said that he was gob*
'.,aldi. He had his passports
.Icceased, said that deoesug
through domestic udder.
low that deceased was nob
.4, when he met air.
Poweils
. body wu found floating is
by a seaman named Jobs
mere were no marks of vie..
, .snd that death had WS
" That deceased was found
,t how he came into the water •

hear.—Wheata generally
coining into ear. The osii
appearance, owing to a, great
,wn late. On light soils the ,
t on stiffer lands it has coral
• laxly, and is backward. Y.&
. u nemtive, the backward Rosie
•an crop is not a gay olle, I'l4
• I not improve it. The lieT
• unibly as to the crop, butte
culty in finding hands to m
come down well. Apples
inning. Pears and plums thins
being strewed (to keep tblo •
•re is plenty of show for fra
is extensively cultivated,
the parishes of Fa.rnborollSks
ad, kn.—Maid:tont Journal.