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

the aybaa rth..id by Omer, sad moulding kr his
mossmests.
lir. Maser put in two books said an rattan conflicting
assinsts of prisoner's previous Mk, sad smoothing to show a,
talpessidaey condition. It was In cos of them that the
prismar described himself as " Hobart Dibble."
TbsJadie Melded that it would beady: not to admit them
bomb so wanton and acceedingly no maim we rad boo
. .

Jam Paine mid prisoner told him the murder wu CNA*
shad to the lower aeon, and that two cheques were lost.
him Barden, draper, depooed that he found •packet of
slim Was fa Cabbege.lano at eight o'clock on Wedneadty
!roam. One of thane coins was identified by Yr. Z.
NANOild:

• umber of witnesses ware called to prove that no each
=seree lying in the lane between in the moreing and
men. The thoroughfare was muck frequented
by nen gag be labour.
Him Adeline Cole, of the Bell Inn, deposed that the pri-
mer bed liver at the house, and borrowed a black bottle,
whirl I. washed out with gin, saying he wanted it for a
reticular pares.
Tbs. Caseway, of the &sprees, said that en the night of
abs ander the prisoner bought a rut and a half of gm,
tab* ita took away to a dark bottle. He returned the bottle
mat ovislag, end it smelt of gin.
SupedenseentTensee hen produced two bona wb ich were
ftdto eloses's box—one a dark and the other a light one,
the latter oontaining gio.
Frederick Williamson, detective officer of London, said he
arrested the primmer, who said, " I ramose yon have got
the right roan r sad au being cautd se said, " I shall
rennin neutral." 101. was found In his box, and be mid he
had saved It, partly at Lsdary. flew at the lint search two
bleak cheque in the box of the National Provincial Bank,
and a cheqos on Webb and Co. ; but on searching a week
anemia* they bed &appeared. Prisoner amounted for
going up stairs on the morning of the murder by saying he
tell at the bottom of the Maks and stumbled ono& them, and
whilst laid on the step* he aaw the door ore. This it was
found could not be the case.

Walter Biddle, of the police force, wild that on the day
albs? the second search he examined the refuse in the petty,
and found the rewelne of two cheques of the National and
Provincial Bank and one of the Ledhury Bank, all bleak.

Evidence was then given to show that the prisoner re-
ceived 111. in March, but that he bad paid since then nu-
merous small debts which he owed in Lathery, and had since
borrowed money of several persons.
Charles John Tics was called and sold—l ass employed
by King and Co. of London, who make the cheques fog the
Mental and Provincial Bank. I frequently ilertroy them,
and am familiar with the appearance of the burnt rise. I
find in one of the glares now in court very perk* imams
of one of those cheques. The ash is the remains of the red
surface of the as, which torn white oaths application of
beat. Upon one of Me cheques this day week I saw traces
of capital letter each se are engraved on the cheques, being
the terminatite of the word " bearer."

After some further nahsportant avkisnoe the car for the
promote* eased.
Mr. Radiates, who displayed great emotion, then [a-
drenal the Jury for the dilate*.
The ease wits proceeding whim oar more wee rut of