The Express.
London, England, 1850-10-28 00:00:00

THIRD EXAMINATION OF THE

Saturday wu the day appointed for the re-exami-
astioa of Anus South, Levi Harwood. 8. ad Harwood,
sad Jesse Jana.* the *barge of beteg emeteemed is the
Imam el the Rev. Gaye Bayard Bothe.
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The bee& oestalated of George Best, Iraq (chairman),
Lord Louisa, Zdward Brav, Zit.. J. K. Molyners.
George Ginn, Hews.D. Matmlee. Seq., M.P., the
Hee. Fres& Seen, M.P.. the Br,. J. Ludlam, George
Jahn Gibes.. IPA.. awl J. Gibson, Seq.
At nest a Imener pin 11 o'nork the printers were
brought late Ike tem toe by use, sad gland with their
backs to*. wimiser, neskeyetimine es seed placed between
thus to prevent may setemeuakeition paming. Riess Smith
was the first faints:ld, and hi esemespeeme were a much
were entrated and self-satisfied ede alas en the pruritus
ocessions. There wee, however, to be eimmeved about him
the shame.facted look of a man who bad betrayed hi com-
posies's, for when he came into the neat be appeared
anziese to neaps the Mini& glans which they net open
him. About the other primates there wee settling par-
deals* remarkable bemeed the feet that they were mach
ginner and neater is their appearance than herateton.
George Everest, the gamekeeper, repeated the Graeae,
gives by him before the coroner, as to the &dies of as
" woreabit "
Sergeant K.adall, of the detective polies force, proud
that the holes in the retell door broken open at the Rev.
Mr. Holleet's 'ninon:de such the " woret.bit" He
sin prodseed a bolt liken from this deer, sad a p;rien el
the wiedow.sill, on both of which be found marks, whisk in
all probability ware produced by the " worm-ba."
Mr. William S. Holiest predawn the maks, the silver
unionise cap, and eeverel other things headed to him
for safe custody, and the chairman desired kin to retain
possession of them till the trial. The witness suggested that
some hair. shill bad been found adh,rink to the masks
should be compared with the colour of the pruntsen• heads,
and this waa seceded to by the chairman.
Inspector Hotlines here drew the attendee of the beach
to the proprity of tasking inquiry as to a osoOsroy cap which
had bee. found, and which be believed could be identified
as the property of Levi Harwood by Um. Seabrook, ia whose
house he lodged.
Levi Heywood—" I sever wore mach a cap fa my life, and
if Mrs. Beshfook rays so, she speaks falsely.'
Toe chairman desired the primmer to hold his tongue, bat
he did not mem at ell disposed to comply with this order,
end amain,. Ely said that if wiener sok what was amnia,
it was time to speak oat.
Sergeant Kendall stated that the cap fogad was believed
to be • worktionse cap, and in the meantime, as it was not in
court, the inqairise silt respect to it were not farther pro-
eve& d with.
Harriet Seabrook said that Levi Harwood left her bone
es the evening of Friday, the 27:h of last month, end did
set return until the following evening. between 7 and 8
o'elock. She saw Jose. there • few imitates alter Levi Har-
wood returned. He did nee come Is, bat remained la toe
less estawie, sad left after a few minutes' conversation with
Levi Harwood. When Lan Harwood arrived he went into
the teporeoes and sat down as seed.
Mr. Holiest—Did you speak to him
Witaesa—No.
Mr. Holiest bent cautioned the witness to speak the enact
truth, or be wadi all some one to contradict her. He then
relented his quitter, and
Winos said she believed she bad said to him," You have
been in a row and lost year Jacket."
A long interresraties of the wits, es ensued on this point,
Lord Lesesine, Mr. Beet, end Mr. Holiest, by tarns, posing
queeti-ne to her bet the only answers elicited were
that Harwood spPeand to be in his usual state; that she
had heard him say teething to her or any one nee ; that he
was always a quiet young man, and never said mush. She
admit d that three countrymen who cams in daring the
'Tense bad talked of the Frimley business in the meow
of Harwood, but he said moth* a:wat it. She was etas
crose.qesstioned as to who the three *mistreat& were, in
her answer was, that she did not know their aseme,
she did their faces. At last Lard Louvain* Glinted fP=
that what she did say to Harwood was, " Yea hove been in
a row and lest yearJecket, like a snake that hem slipped its
shark." The beach being unable to get any further info.-
media out of Mrs. Seabrook, the primmer' were asked if
they had any question to pet to her.
Jesse asked bow it was she knew that It was be who

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MIS to her how en Saturday evening to aft Levi Hu.
wood. -

Wliaere—Beeause I saw von.
Jaen—lt was dark. You did not hear eta speak, did
you ?
Witnees—Do you sapping I did not know you ? I taw you
both standing together outside the door sad talking.
This sevairisted the evidence adduced daring the sitting,

BOOS seidreesed Mr. Neale, and said—The course we
now intend to panne is that the prisoners will he rernandrd
main until Friday next, whet there seams to be every
*gnat, from what we hear, that something nay transpire to
throw more light on this sithieet, and on that day it ie pro-
bable we stay be able to call upon the ptisocers to say why
they should not be committed to take their vial for both the
burglary and murder. They will, therefore, be brought up
again en Friday next, at eleven o'clock.
The prisoners were now veranda:tied to their cella, which
au in separate parts of the gaol, and Mr. Neale was per-
matted to have an interview wi h his cheat and also with
Levi Harwood, who has since expreised a desire to avail
himself of his genitor Tbe proceedings terminated skint'
half-pest twelve o'clock, sad would have been over much
Now but that the chairman sod Mrs. Seabrook appeared
Mbe at cross purposes, Mrs. Seabrook appearing to nine
lustaad, or nut choosing to SWIM the very leading qir,o•
doss which were put to kw, sad nanny et her LOISFOIS being
We may moult, that the prisoners being committed for
trial thus early,lea natter of no theatest as far as regards
their trial, whisk matte take place swill Marsh next at the
earliest, when fa all pesbabiliry their fate, for good or for
evil, will be decided at the Hiaketon Assizes.