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

THE EXPRESS. THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 10. 1857.

and saw my brother's writing dear with the heap lying does
amosg the papers. James eaM there bad been let 10..
takes from It. We kiss west down Into the cellar, and ob-
served that the ale cask bad been muting a little. Tien
the wet below it. After that we went to rcy father's bed-
room, sot 10 minutes after we were first roused. Wo found
harm lyisg died. We them eine out of the Meek sad James
binded em Me gee. My father's doer wee sot shut, and
mese fetched , it can Just half eked. lam quite sure of
We. We them went to my NW. bedroom to tell her what
=posed and we .11 met beak into the room. I ar-
my Mbar's desk, where be kept kis stoney, to me if
k bed loth broken OPOIL I kilted up my father's hand and it
MI darn soda. Alm nig out of the room the second
the Jones sena, hie gas. We west down maks, bat I
deft resellest last Jose tett me to be it. I think he told
us that I wee le in It eat at the kftebat door, but I could
set be saw I mot one& and bed in the Mr over the
We this ell agreed that Mon and I should go and
161"4. the. polka That wee about • quarter of an hour attar
Greg the min Ia that *awe beeped manatee'. I also went
into donning room, van I sew that all the things were motor
the desk. I then went le my brother's room, when my trunk
was, and pat on my Stodgy clothes. I remember a sparrow
Meg killed on the Tuesday rarestag. Thin is a pear bee
ea the gremplot, on the cement Me cd the hoses Then
wee • /thaw at the tree. I wee present et the Ws of mike
es the Yaw*. The mount el It woe about 2161., Math
ma wee who. home by the auctioneer. My Wier told has
that he bed b. to take it been as there bed bath newel
rebleries at tanshouses where the sales had ben, ad that
be end I would tech It cm Tuesday.
Gems-mamised by Mr. tarjeent Parry—The otenteeke
about the robberies took piece at tea, and it we in ease.
geese of Meet we mkt that my father retsied to take the
mew from the notkeeer. Iles. Irene was pretest, led in
cesenessee vi whet bed bees mid Sept la the hose on
Menai sight. It woe after the Ent shot that need Jame
kimp oat el bed sad gm seem the roam. The fret act did
sot same to ime so Iced as the second, but I coda not tell.
It was as Ijumpsd out of my bed that I baud my brother
'ernes jump out of hie. After the second shot I heath the
footmen oat the teas amen than one pesos. My brother
limp is his walk. The elope I herd were quick, se of pr-
ey muting. I cea undertake to non that them we
sat the steps of /NT brother. We knew It wee James in.
lestice to go be Sydney. I know of lianas being secerity
ix ley WM' to the amount of about 1,0001. My lather Wu i
wady for air Mr 1601. I think }amen made mosey by
other resale then bring a clerk. The 1601. father was
mearity for we de neculetions ; my father
the recning, sad Isms ad he seldom met the
James set sent to his falba os • Sunday, sad untl—.teWp
him to his dinner. The hitches doer is away opened from
the beide. Milan was the first oonMable who one,
about an hour and aMN before any one ales. Be had be.
to watch the Mohnen Mr. Andrews cams der
. Penne osuld way get away from the hors
Ithe the high rod. The door of my dither's room was belt-
open Mlooilrzoinwho was with s erns we with to the
rem, wee beldnd. When I mate home at elms
there we ere the back kitchen.
I Mow that the footsteps at the stein
were sot those of my brother, bears there was so bolt in
them. There we • Meek sheep dog in the bur. It was
up inny roes. The door dneer wee open. TM dog
made so Mem He Is sot • beast dog et MI
B 7 Parry—He is • Scotch collie. A. thinks
mere derisep ass ealkideg eke. I never heard him beck
Is the horn

Joha Mao modird—l wee $ fur tervest of tir Jr
am& I depth" the etre with the boy Wood, In the aro
room ae Thomas IfeadinciA We weer to bed es the fah
about eight detect, end at two ow the following ore ( I
was aliWomed by two moots of freannA Thin roam*
half a abuts tiered MMesen the two dionlargs. I got
op after the eanowd open. Therm shard to re to get
up. After the wood report I feud retakag ea the er
I &reed sad rat dews dein. I heard Jame my thin
Win wobbles to the hayag Threw watt dome deity int.

il;d:uwir a ne—r.
James at hie badman dear with a gent sad a
monk A hw minutes Fred between the Yet repot
sad the tam 1 saw Jame at the door. The met that
Jars had pea a good light, aad appeared to have ham lit
hag. Jame was la hi. eipt.dmes. I that went down.
Mahe with hem aad Theme. We watt into the kitchen.
Jame had a gum 1 New that the laden doer woe ova.
Jame mat his the khan, ad salad the Irfahawa.
When they came he we emceed the Geller, hat ardor'
neddet paliathr to IL We mat up Mahe. Jame or
Thai/ was het. We veal taio the old maa's bedroom.
The deer wee ahet led Wed. Om et the mom rebid the
lank bat Ide sot Mew who mat la fret. I mar the old
asa la bod. Nobody loathed him. The amnia hat my-
na mat wee • low yards teem the body. Ife examinstion
me made la the mem We then went dome deka

Crofteumbed by Kr. Ilatienat Parry—Poker I was
the Wed puma who wig We the room. I am met suns
I was es wide swam tea as lam now. I had gall ham
famed at the plan kr two diqe. I had heft it isaaltaa•
ter that day sad had daft gleam Mak. I know Aildware
et
but did mat go there druak.
MrDvea, one ef the rem labourers who slept la the
hefts at the IY s of the wooder, wee next suareined, gad
depeeNl to the timmeftaces b cannarion with the disturb-
saw eased by theAE, ewer.
Gimp Oswald rapereatendent of police for the
Stceirpcet division. a ccavereation belted with the
primmer aloft the murder on arriving at the hones in which
he described hew be Ina arofted, hearing footsteps, opening
his bedroom deer, and dring at the outline of a man upon
the welt and 'Mg • Wit extinguliihed in tile father's room.
Upon the bed ea whia the deceased lay, wiener found
abaft a dam pima" of paper, blackened and fringed. Upon
the Maim Mama the spot which the prima.. bad struck
when he mid be Med, witness found another piece of paper
blothaned sad elageL In the prisoner"s bedroom witness
heed two men pima of paper not ainged or dirty, two
Prats, caps, and same abate, sad in the orchard beneath the
piao left when the sparrow was shot, witness found another
piece af parerdirty and slightly burnt. AU them bits of
paper 'produced. In the prisoner's bedroom witness
sire found about severity numbers of a aerial entitled " The
Girl, or the Marriage Day." Witness also produced
CeraMlit of wood with which the latch of the gunnery door
had been fastened. The apprehend.= of the pelsooer on his
Teton from Manchester, he apparent WICOLIPTIII, Mamma of
sureties when he told his mother that he was charged with
the crime, and his sitting down with them to tea, Inn then
described. In the drawer of the table In &mama'. room
witness found a banker's order for 1001., a banker's receipt
for TM, and about 51. de. in money.
Joeeph Little, deputy chief constable of Cheshire.=
mutable Benjamin
Coop'', and police-ooestable
Hammond corroborated the evidence of the preview whams.
He marks of blood were found on the Maim where the pi-1-
MM rid he ha.l shot the enpfteed robber, nor were foot-
prints discovered near the house.
This moraing kb lordship took his seat at nine o'clock.
The first *imam °BMA wee,
Polio* coastable Remy Suseaton, of the Stockport division
M police, whose **idiom only went to corroborate that of
the police given
Captain Smitrrhirtroonstable of Cheshire, wee exa-
mined, but no new fact elicited.
George Young Graham, mrgeon, Stockport, woe next
examined—Witneee made an *rumination of the body of the
deceased. The face was intensely blackened, more particu-
larly the left cheek. There was a large quantity of blood on
the bed quilt and door, which had flowed from the wound.
The left eye-lid was a little open, the right eft-lid was
closed. A gmat portion of the upper lip was destroyed, and
the whole of the had and soft palate, with the upper teeth,
bad been blown away. The banes is the left cheek were
shattered. A pordm of tit bra of the skull bad
been driven into the Weft Oa esszeiniag the Dodo
be found a lacerated waned eonespondrft with the
wound in the faros. Wittew extracted eight pellets
from the brain at the band the skull. The mouth end back
part of the throat of deterred were torn by shot. The two
lath produced by witness he extracted from the book pert of
the throat. The body cl the deceased wee is every other
respect healthy. The pin= who shot the deceased aloft
haft bean within twelve inches cilia.
George Downs and John Charge Graham, mageme, Mock-
, port, gave corroborative teetimeny, and the latter ethos'
wefts'sm bred that he had made a efteutati etemainatioa
of a pilau of the pieces of paper found on the bed of de-
awed, sad oleo that found on the stairs : both examinations
molted la a discovery that they had been fired from some

ve7rots. Stensbyt Metmaker, Manchester, deposed to
selling the prisons, $ I, e powder, and • Timoth of y
shot, about • week the deceased's death.
Cross-eromiDed —The shots witness sold poisoner wero
considerably larger than those now produad; which won
found in the prissier'sbedneum.
By the lunge—The bone' of the pistol would have bold
about the quantity of abet found in the bead of the deceased,
if milking wadding had been put in.
Richard Based, linterepros printer, deposed that Its wee a
foreman in the employ of Mr. Evans in 1853. In that yew
he sidetad in printing a serial entitled " The Cottage GM •
or, The Marriage Day." The pieces of pop:rerodocisa
(marked foam portions of No. 77 of that (The
neon pre&oed wars fond on the bed of the dammed.)
Crossemobsed--Witafta worked off 8500 of No. 77 of
the mid rime d in. Of his own knowledge witness brow
nothing Ms piss of paper prodosel marked A. (This was
No. 77 of the seriel.)
Mr. lisejsent Pony objected to witness being allowed to
=the fregmente of paper produced with the serial
shown him.
The wenn, of the wrist was Gm taken from witness, and
M somy paid,* that he mind tell from des type (which
was keg primer) as Os tremens produced, which ware
taw hen the decessees bed-non that ft was printed
from Mt. Evans tm and was port ot a perdrahe
peWoa-
lioa entitled " The Whigs OM; or, The Mastine Day." ,
Mr. Berjemet Peery bin elsimul the right to ineenow
WOO the witness on this point, which was allowed.
Cram-ezandned—Had never rent the whole of whet had
been tweed of "The Cottage Girl." Had read pins, bed
not the whole, of several numbers. Knew the sabot en the
fragments of paper produced had been printed from type be-
longing to Mr. Evans, because it was old. Could on sem
to every bit of piloting that went out of Mr. Ems's is.
Br examined—Wm positive the fragments pembseed,
hood in deceased's room and tinder the pear arse ie the
den, was portions of " The Cottage Girl, or The Mir Beggs
Day," aerial ; and it most have been printed by Mr. Evans, be-
came no one alas published the story. Upon the censers of
one of the promo produced whose* saw the inns 1,146,
uppaon another 1,200, another had 1,194, and •1106/2 114,
which most have ben 1,197.• The freguiente "D" (fund
on the stairs) formed the first part of the fragments marked
" E " (frond in the prione's bedroom).