The Express.
London, England, 1868-01-11 00:00:00

' IN FINSBURY.

imphreye, the Mid-
ion at the White Hui
W the circumstances of
1:t years.

ti, oralup-street, ay.
the boy who is in ow.
deceased.
went to view the body
▪ fatal occurrence, at
▪ into a back 14)011/ ant
deceased's body, *Moil)
the floor was saturated ,
tack of a blood-stabbed

Olifton-street, old—
er. The deceased wan
half years of age. On
o'clock, she had mon.
ply given the demand
James Loader, to play
came home, but snag
ocked. At length as
ho entered by the w.
lark. When she go* •
place and a quantity
..came unconsmome.

was the companion d
e a very well-behaved..
Ile was always wish
chool togethe;.=
both of m

ootmaker. said that of
at the ropiest of Mn,
Du -street, by the treat
RS got she saw a pea.
loor. The deceased was
B fire-place. There was
on the table. There
*en hot, for the cane of

and she identified the
duce.' as her property.
lifC, hich was spotted

No. r. 5, Clifton-street,
on Thursday from about
ard the two boys talkiag
o'clock. The postman
efore that some penes
ge and closed the street
nothing but the boys
,an knocked t Rice ;
e because it was wag
• When she at length
one, the back parlour
All was quiet. Witness
oak. Witness was the
two boys. She did not
trange ways' absence. She
Se house. He woe the
ay with the deceased.
it the accused, James
he police on Thursday
magistrate on Friday,
ext.
the accused, wad that
it No. 9, South-street,
John Strangeways, OLDIO
ni Thursday. He went
'clock. He did not say

a very good, quiet boy.
f a kind disposition from

In came home on Than.
be had been with John.
urred. He had tea, and
Ile was always playing
quiet disposition.
ir at 0:d-street polices
'ening, at a quarter to 8
I which caused him to
sere saw deceased deed.
'der, and told him that
id Minds. There was no
tiler said that he had
Id went home and got
the deceased sitting in
ter with him. Witness
while you were playing?"
tot look witness in the
I. Witness asked him
;er (for the chair was
placed). He said he knew
left dr-crated all right.
well. You were the last
terefore you will be sum-
then you will be pat on
tell the truth." He then
all about it." Witness
:ever lie said would be
f he was sent to be tried.
l he made the following
own, and lie signed it:—
re a statement r dative to
. lie came to my father's
tuy-market, and mks.' me
Cliften•street, Finsbury.
played together with •
lour. NVe thought that
parlour. John Strange-
the tire and made
to poker in his left
light, and I took up a
ito the front parlour. We
ick parlour. I walked
came behind me and
life which he was carrying
inwards, tan into his groin.
it on the table. and said,
then attempted to sit on a
..r. I liftnl him off and
lie corner of the room. I
so and went home to my
mother what bap-
when this took plain—

,en I was taking the prisoner
be said " I sass afraid my
him about it; therefore
to play at robbers. We did
room ; but we pretended
we went in to fight them."
hat he was called to the de.
sad found him quite dad
two hours. There was •
id) just tilted a wound in
upon which IRA& the wound
irds, sod had transti •ed the
he body. Death. of course.
five minutes. Ile no doubt
and then 1141 on the floor.
and have hen caused by the
it knife while it was in hie

)ro another would, I think,
.rd cut than thin..
wound hare been inflicted

ton stood behind the downs's&
such a stub. but I do not ow
cr.:4 oth itie.
said that her son wu wary
3 a canners. Ile used to play
a of an esciteable dispoaition.
rag accidental.
that he believed after hear-
Liat the occurrence was sod.

after the expression of the
ceased and after the surgeon's
to carry the case further.
liberation returned a verdict
I dead from a wound in the
2d was inflicted by his own sot

Loco or Frit Lrviss.—
errible edamitv resulting
ice yesterday in this re
the Chilterns. The pieta
e hose of one of the met
of hills, and closely adjoin/B,f
ind almost historic sheet at
!streams in the neighbourhood.
en's Fishpond, that worthy in.
his vicinity, and represented
.lover in the Long Parliament.
oat few days had coated the
dn layers of ice, which the
tore rendered very insecure'
ed by the prevalence of several
is of the pond. The ice yes-
'hen five little boys, of ages
line—two of them brothers—.
pon a dangerous spot. One
nine years, the only sae
tamed Joseph Reading, brok•
ipanions immediately followed.
but unhappily no useful assist.
d all were long past restorer
t out of the water. Among the
s named Bates, eons of a pie.
! accident occasioned muchareia.
g the foremost to render the
a the Rev. Albert weear
once closely adjoins the Of
this immediate_ .locality that
.71
.nod, a similar pawn& accident
Ism of four Bele girls were

IZD ~l7}Dtt IX LIVERPOOL„
sestina owed Edward Richard
ed fraa the worovicul doy, charged
named Nsiw McGann, on the
Dan
, beasest Wore the Liverpool
,o &owed that the prisoner had
a, sad that tbe deceased &editions
targd by coining into ma.