The Express.
London, England, 1868-04-22 00:00:00

r.,•14 cnith , police.coastable 244 C—l was on duty
114310 e of Detention on the 13th of December. I
'e Timothy Deeniond, and Anne Justice near the
'of Wales beerebop at a quarter put 3. Allen went
'); ;,out eight or ten minutes, and returned with
al. The prisoner Desmond and the strange man
,on Short's-buildings, and turned to the right Into
,etl.walk end in the direction of Corporation-lane.
mic.teil with Sutton, • police-constable, end
Al!en and Justice.
1, Lord Chief Justice—l did not know at the time
;:,,a was in communication with the police.
Ai continued—The explosion took plate about
after I had seen them leave. Timothy Des-
. I drinking.
17, ,tiaight—There were several oonstables on duty
at points of the prison walL I did not see Allen
.rnd drinking.
-ore Sutton, • police constable of the A reserve,
77oborative evidence as toAllen, Timothy Desmond,
dice beisx near the prison before and immediately
explostoa. He added that they were running
',in. the prison when they arrested. To the best
belief he saw O'Keefe going down St. James's.
.wards Corporation-lane. between 3 and 4 o'clock
day of the explosion. He saw a barrel and a truck
watioa-lane. He was knocked down by the ex-

n Straight—Lost sight of Timothy Diamond be-
"pl9ston.
r. Williams—O'Keefe had been discharged and
;ently taken into custody.
Le Lord Chief Justice—Anne Justice and Allan must
ten witness loitering about. He was in plain
He did not see a fuse in the barrel.

Chat( Justice—Were there not several 'v.:icemen

im—Yea, my lord.
Thiel Justioe—And I suppose neither of you saw

ess—No, my lord.
Allam. • wheelinight, residing near Resdiag, was
ed by the Attorney-General, and stated that being
oraticulano on the 13th of December he saw • man
g a track upon which there was a barrel. The truck
ce to the prison walL The man who was irawing
it was joined by another man, who assisted him in
the barrel off and placing it against the wall.
Guised Barrett as the man who emitted the other
taking the barrel off the truck. His chin was close
, and his whiskers were different to what they are
In a narrow passage leading to a court near Cor-
n-Lice he saw two men standing. He believed Wm.
ad was one of the men, but he could not speak to
miti.ely.
!r. linker Greene—He said at the police-court that
one of the men, and he still thought so.
court here adjourned for a short time.
its re-assembling Henry Bird was examined by
.itor-General. He deposed—l am a dairyman,
at Cietkenwell. On Friday, the 13th of December,
tz, in; milk in Corporation-lane. At a quarter to
serving at Mrs. Parr's, at No. 6in the lane. I
truck being wheeled along by two men and a
..n following it. The truck was stopped and
round opposite the end of St. James's-
The barrel, which was on the truck, fell out.
non spoke to the others in a tongue which I
to he Mali, and turned the truck back in the di-
rt- im which they had come. Another man covered
which was then on the pavement, with a tar-
..rd walked in company with the third man to St.
.1,0-sage. When the barrel was left on the pave-
maw a gentleman in appearance standing in the
the Woodbridge-street end, which is opposite to
t!,e men were corning. He passed me, and then
the road. He recrossed the road, and immediately
the barrel and looked at the head of it.
a fuse, or match, from his pocket and
I light, which be applied to the head of
-el. He then went into St. James's-pussy, and
him. I went to Japuner's-yard to serve
.-tirwrs, and returned to Corporation-lane. I
..l• want to Coburg-street,and saw Police-c^nstable
. whom I told what I hail seen. Moriarty went
tht barrel, and the explosion occurred im-
rly. _ _

you see any of the men now
•r: in•Corpontion-Line on the day of the ex-

.•.u.—l do.

Mirciin;CiTeneral—Point him out.
ma—That man at the end (Barrett) is the man
plied the fun. (Smarties.) I am certain of it.
ae a very long grey rat and a hi.th Mit. His
-a were very long, and ended in a point. When I
I Minimal( I pointed O'Neill out the man who
e barrel, but on turning Barret round I found I
eg.
he Chief Justice—When I went to Hillbank I
Barrett full in the face, but failed to identify

.oration continued—To the but of my belief
Desmond assisted in drawing the truck.
ne.l by Mr. Straight—l was examined by the
. fore I was examined at the yolice•court. The
;Id me to the Roue of Detention on the Battu,
• '.• e‘plosion. I was eery in at the time, and
..ientined Timothy Desmond, I bad not suffi-
ih ere in myself to point him oat.
r Justice—Was Timothy Desmond submitted
•p action !
He wee, my lord.
• .1 ostice —You were asked could you identify

f !wake—And you said you cou:1 not!

I did, my lonl.
•itution continued—When I was before the
, • swear to any person, and I believe I said
•t tn do so. I was before Sir Thos. Henry
• • I,,centber, and I then said that Timothy
• •,,f,led nne of the men I had seen drawing the
I sot swear positively that he was one of the
s one of the men who walked ttp St. James''-
, the time 1 saw the barrel set down five
I before the explosion occurred.
.1 Thief Justice—l believe when I was before
•-..te I meant to convey to his mind that I be-
Dointond was the man who fired the

:Anvil by Mr. Baker Greene.—When I went to
'toted O'Neill out. I believe O'Neill had e

by the Solicitor-Geaeral—l was effetely

i Chief Justice—Did it affect your memory

No. my lord.
I anmell —When I was before themagistrata

,k m. Deamon7lwastheMenwhoZed the
• o .ght he resembled the men. I now think
the man. I thought O'Neill might be the

.oisell—C4ll you undertake to say more than
• .: any of the three is the man, Barrett is be ?
- I have no doubt about it—Barrett and no
man.
• Lord Chief Justice-1 didn't turn Barrett round.
Lord Me 'Justice—But you hive said so.
did not, my lord.
Chief Justice —Yon did, sir ; I have it in my

v. •th Crawley was then produced. and deposed to
• en a brirrel in Corporation-lane on the day of
Two boys were standing near the barrel,
.• • a were standing on the opposite side of the
,• thr corner of St. James's-passage. She saw
!he boys stoop and pick up something.
• i something in the barrel burr.ing. She walked
et Police-constable Moriarty, and told him what
• but the explosion occurred before he reached
-be was blown down by the explosion.
•-• ai„,,bt —She expressed a belief that Allen was
• %.• n who stood at St. James's.pamage.
• Rene—She said she thought Allen was the
- .bir the matches across the street to the man
• , the barrel.

37an intelligent li lad: was next ex-
- It. ~h 1 he lived at No. 2, Coorporation-lasie, when
....... occurred. He remeered
.playing in Car
. '-a. ni. the day before theexplosion. He saw a
. p..sementagainst the prison wall. He went
~.,1 it. After that two or three men came up
bared in the truck and took it away. The
.• -, sa. A play also, and saw one of the same
- w sc.nething like a ball oshe -n. the prison wall.
. • • :hey ran round the corner into Rosoman-street,
• Wm'' hack again. Witr os afterwards went
*le second floor front to eee the prisoners
1 th.: yard at exercir -. He looked but
.. • - them that afternoon. He saw the barrel
- - war. and three men. o.e of the men lighted
....eh went out, and they he lighted a second.
. --:'' i., the squib in the barrel. There were
_t':' 6.3 s standing rosin.: the barrel. There
...en standing at the corner when the man
'itLh. but they all three :nu away directly he
, 41,1 then the explosion took place. Witness
. , , nwu by the explosion, and was taken to

"..r,Y-Geberal—Do you now see the men who
V", oz. There be is at the end of the dock

V crows:mined by Mt. Grease, hat his
n not .oaken.
_• . •

uLined by the Attorney General, he said he
tt out from amongst 20 men.
the Lord Chief Justice, he said he had not
about Barrett's whiskers or eyes before
d bin,
`41,1 vas proceeding whoa our report left.]

Ski,/4 KING DEATH WHILE WINDOW
.H.WE ti and 7 o'clock last evening • yens(
411,r, met with his death while c'eaning the
snolutra at the City of Loudon College for
City•road. How the ac..id-nt occurred
',Scald, for it seems that the deceased was
, . a machine employed by glaziers from which
the area beneath, a considerohle distance.
when picked up presented a pitiable sight.
mare greyed to St. Bartholomew's Hos-
Ira. fatted that he had sustained internal
luiuties, and died within a boor after his