The Express.
London, England, 1857-12-10 00:00:00

Mr. Bernard Finnigan deposed that on examining the
writing-desk produced, be believed ties hemp must have been
forced off when the desk woe =looked.
Mr. Walker, stasm-packet went, Muneluster, deposed
that he had bairn the &owed for several years. In the
month of March last whams remembered, priaoner oomim
into his °Mos and saying to him, "That old
villain hem bets abusing us all ; be is quite mad
and deranged, and we mud try to get him into
a madhouse. He is not capable of conducting his
own farm, end they Intended tiding it out of his hands."
He this handed witness a lease, and derived him to keep It
for him until he wonted it. Witness refused to keep the
leans unless It Irma sealed up, which the prisoner did.
Witness told the prima. It was no use sending him to an
asylum, in the rarreoee would soon find that out. A short
time afterwards—* lew weeks—the prisoner called again; he
then said, " I have had to tie the old villain hand end foot,
and I have given him something which he will not some
forget." The following day witness went to Brava, end
saw the deceased ; his eyes were very much welkin,
his arms abraded, sad his legs In the rine condition.
Witness on returning to Manchester reoelved a sere
from the prisoner, desiring to meet him at his
eserrild "Wee n, Mrs, ',room's. Upset mega; him
the prisoner said. " I wont to show you what that en Aida
owes me," and he then showed witness sevevel war of
may entered in a book, which purported to be owing the
primer by his father. Witness advised the primmer net to
return home, but to lodge in town ; and prisonw replied It
was his father who mused all the mischief. Oa the day of
the murder ties primmer end a man named Matfhewson,
alto at witness's oMos twice ; upon the emend wooden
witness was In. The conversation which eared whams
thus detailed.
• Mr. fierjeant Parry, for the defence concluded a low ad-
dress to the jury sleight o'clock ; having spoken needy bur
hours.
'lles Lorna Judge Intimated that be would commence
his summing cep In the malting ; and the court was accord-
ingly adjeaed to this day (Thursday.)

PIM POLICE COMTE

MARTLIBOP.M._

• men who gave his minse. .7;isibreser w=i at
the bet balm Mr. Singh= upon two e.harpee of
Priscille News, servant to Mr. Ph.lase 29, Inverness-
rood, Paddhurton, stated that on the of the 30th
sit primmer came to the house at eight in the wombs&
saying that be had been vent by Yr. Peters, of Charier
Mona for some things which we to be dyed. She went up
Maim to make ingeiry, bat before she bad time to mach the
bottom of the stairs she found that the prisoner had
atesteded, sad • cost, a hat, and en umbrella were after-
wards mislead.
The prisoner Inn remanded till Monday next.

Elks Ktrialt, or b h—;oes's. about 22 years of age,
who hie been oonvieted d filmy three times, end wee for
*me time or iambs of ea asylum for folios lam she af
Damien, Kiddlesez, bum which she wee mowed • few
mai oe, and taloa bee the esniet ef Mr. JUDO, Ear-
&mg, • omernercial traveller, of No. 11, llama=
:Aney, wee behre Kr. Seib, on remmd,
1t=361., to her waater.
that Mrs. has the maw
by pot from her Mehra, who was at Wilma, pat it into.
drawer in bar boi.toota. The primmer mar this, sad sour
efterweide mat eat and sees roamed. Some of the money,
'like me is bmk-azess, was afterwards idestifled es having
bean
isimmgell the &home st in payment
kr varier aim
The emeolair st Lpou'aratoe.;tiaicto. Stymy, mid she
took bet the Omar • matia, • new silk dmea, • costly
bawd, • Viotoriae, mad 61. 12a. 6d. in money. The pef.
tamer etild.the mew wee her own, and that she got it by
postitation.
Ilts. Media( was ate aware the prieoser had been coa-
sted hoz dem end wee an incorrigible thief when she
hind hr. The mime of the Refuge for fallen females at
Weiss maid.thie.6 eimmer had only been convicted once, and
that was ter • than.
ILL Selo wee probable the matron of the asylum
mighthime been Maim&
The pdsome was committed for trial.

.11A*1

George itathessirtHorkiTsg, vT4eii••ght up on rimed,
cUrgW with tamb=lbg venous muss at mosey, amount*
to weirdo at 1704., Ww&g to his iiipkTer, Kr. William
Henry Gardiner, • wpm, Olowearar•tmrace, Hydros
park, sad Onerslaywrater.
Ms. George et No. 11, Iforbory-, Na-
bird%rdi lib. wag his medical attendant, sad
last ha meolvid an asset from that gentlmaas
kir di. Ikon lint sad hie Mather. About dm 26th of
the sine mea' km oda at the wargery In Orramiquan
sad paid the please tits nary. TM receipt was attars
I wilds sant to bits signal by the primmer for Mr. Gardener.
Mr. &Ad lath, a islideor, et No. 6, Clarendon Villas,
said W. Osidensr we aim bin medical attend-
latt,"lin savory lost be aided at ths surgery in Orme.
Zar4mad paid die Omar M., the amount of a bill dm to
Gandinsr. The rimer aped the receipt.
Mr. Grodmer staid OW We primer had been in his
melee goat two yews and a-bait a. hie aisintest. When
M bit cies le paid bin Mi. per annum, but in • dew
menthe be boxwood It to WO.. It wee part of his duty to
waive snowy, tad eater all pigments in a book ; but the
two sea miationsi bid not bow entered, nor a great easy
Wham. The pilaw atraftted having ecabeidsd shout
1001.. bat witases bad ismitaised it par more than 1701. He
ooespiained bitterly of the prisowes conduct as having very
mach injured him with his palmate. The prisoner bad In-
tercepted the lettern sent to and mating from his padents,
and had answered others in his name, to the great Injury of
his practice. The prisoner but further falaified his accounta,
and even the money that had been given to him to pay certain
debts he had w•opistad to his own we.
l'olioe-conga Leiter, of the D division, said, when he
took the prisoner into custody, he told him ha expected to
have had some money of his own, end to have repaid Mr.
Gsrdetwee .mecums.
Mr. Damen committed the pilaster for trial.