The Express.
London, England, 1857-12-25 00:00:00

"MIZE INTELLIGENCE.

NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—NewcAnLe, DEC. 23.

(73M0r0 Xt. aunties Crompton.)

lliebelen Kittle wee put on his trial for having robbed
Aim Oby of 2451. The lion. A. Liddell sad Kr.
Davila palmated ; sad lit. W. L. Seymour defended the
piether. The chugs against the prisoner was that km In
amegme with other., committed a robbery on the prosecutor
es the Mel Dee. last year. The bill was found by the
waan4 Pei at the last maims, but for certain mews wee
met then lowegb forward. Wine, him companion, pleaded
piety an T.eedq. The bets oennetted with the robbery
MN he hest undmetood from the iellowisgerldtme
WMften Obey, being worn sod examined by Mr.
Nobs% estd-1 am • clerk in • ebb-broke,n oßoe Ft
this bow On Tuesday, the 23rd of December, bet year, I
received • men of neweey from Memo Hodge and limb.
The amenst vas 3661. It was paid he two 1001. note', the
met la 64 belie, and about 41. or 51. in gold. I kept It
shoat nee until the Feidsy, the 26th. 1 paid 'about M.
awn,.bad cleansed ono of the 61. notes. Os the evening
of the 26th I was in the low her of the While Wert Isa,
Overstreet. I went about ImUipast sine {Meek. I hal
say mosey with me. It ma fa my side pocket In • pooch.
While in the White Hart I saw two art amend isms Rid
end Wm. Deckle. I left about theme o clock slam. I bad
had •Me deist, but knew when I wee going. I live la
the fleatemod-road. My way wee themes Meetryealrest„
Collepreed-sUeet, and oo pee the Cattletheselith It me •
seem sight. I met Donl&sed Raid In
aid met with them into the Wellbgtoa HeiC vri=
about • (parter of en hour. 1 W two half gismo of whisky.
We .1 aim eat together. We seprenthroad I proceeded on
my road home toward. the mutat. The mail road goes
through the market. Marlborough-street is at the far end of
it. When I gut to Marlborough-street I heard frotatepo be-
hind. I looked round and saw two persons. I impaled from
behind, both arms wcre put round my neck, and I was
choked and rendered insensible. I was thrown down sad had
• front tooth broken out I recollect nothing rid at boom,
about one lock i the monOng, when I found my money
roe. I had my money with me when I left tae
Culling-
wood Hotel. The 100/. notes were there then. I was very
the seat day, end felt the 'acts of the violenv for three
or four days.
By Mr Seymour—l waa geld la notes. On the 26th I
had two 1001. wad 451. fa6L estee, end a pewee or two la
gold and silver. I saw the mass that night before I lea
_my
own hum. in Seotswood-roed. I left the hones Mahout baU
peat nine o'clock. I bed no occasion to pull my notes out
that night, having loom money. I wee under the impression,
and swore before the magistrates, that Reid sal Deakin
were the men who attacked and robbed me. Thu wee not
the first time I have taken an oath. 1 know Btrnophold,
and remember • man named Whisky Jack being appre-
hended fors murder there. 1 knew him. I had men- him
and spoken to him a week before. I saw Mtn on the Qucy-
sire. I know nothing about having any refre•hment with
him. I might have had, end forgot it. I did not go before
the coroner and give evidence. I did not make an affidavit.
I have gut • brother. I we. not before the coroner. I
knew lire. Reid we. coming to-day. I have not written to
her.

--William Wyse called, and examined by Mr. Ifeldall—l
have pleaded guilty to this chug.. I made s statement to
Potts, the police-officer. He took it down in wilting. I was
It at Gateshead on the 26th December taut. I know
Riede at that time. It. lived at Gateshead, ;n Grosvenor-
shoat. I ewe Winship onoe before this matter occurred. I
afterwards found he lived at Winlaton. I remember bcing
is the Cherlee XI 1. public-home/ on the 26th of Drcember.
Hinds and Winship were in my company. I left the Charism
XII, stout a quarter to 12 o'ckick. Hinde and Winehip were
with me. Hinds end Winship mated me t • have a wet
round the town. I went with them. We went up the Side,
up the Groat.niarket, .long Clayton-street, to the Cet'le-
mute, about thirty yards along Marlboniugh•stresit. Diske-
d= Hinds we. Minding oaths trident the home. Winehio
and I wen *a tbe of Mkt et the road. 1 tees rick ••
vomiting. While thin Mr. Okay mina ay on the middle o;
the n at. He mined one to weal( and Winship. Ile mid
to re., " very elem." I said, " No; Imu going to
have a plass dal., if 1 can get one." Oley then crowd into
the middle of the road, and had kis Lee round towards me
and Winaltip. Bads imbed behind Mr. Otey, and put his
arms round his seek. Wlnahip said "Come away to me." I
stay, 1 about a whist& and WitiMip end I ran over and rifted
his pocket. of 266 L, three half-cnmne, and fourteen*. I rev,
awe; arm, and lea Winship and Hind.. I inn across Knox's
Winabip and Hinds ran down to the miner of the
Wrestl.ng-ground. There is • garlarop on the road leading to
the nosy. We stopped at the limp and examined what we had
got. I saw we had got notes, gold, silver, and copper. We
did not then and out the toial anicant. Hinds had the
mosey at that time. He took the notes and gold out of the
fiat purses:id pot it into his pocket. He did not give mu any-
'ling at the time. I mar the notes in his hand. Ile after-
wards gave me four 6/. none, two sovereign., and a half-
crown. I e'd net at that time know then we. any 11101.
no es among the money. Hinde is taller than Winship,
and elm taller than me. We proceeded along the water-
aids, along the Cross, to the Old Tyne Bridge, up
Pi: wail' Tete-siairs, Gera bad, and then to Hinds's home.
Hinds m min. Winship and I stopped at the door. We 'hen
went to Winlatnn, about Ms milers from Gateahead. I know
?Me. Reid's publle•house at Winlaton. We went to the New
Inn, end then to Mn. Reid's. It we, then shout 3 o'clock. I
c`ianged a sovereign at Mrs. HMV.. Winship went out and
brought his mother and one of his sisters. We then went to
Wimbip's home. In she morning I eaw the notes In Mrs.
Winahip'e Llchen. Tench and Mrs. Winthip came there.
Teeth is married to Winship's sister. Oeo. Winiditp, royeelf,
and two of Witutdp's sister. were there. Hinde wail there
also. Teach said there was a 1001. note. I looked at It. Old
Mrs. Winship took the nobs end said, " Now I'll take can
of it until seek time as the note is changed." She wrapped
it up mad pat it In an old dresser. I was in Reid's a Imi-
tated ohm that. Blab and Winship were with me. Bo-
fors Wm I mon Hinds with • lOW. note, three 51. not are,
ad two somitelgas. That was as the morning situ rho
robbery.
Tbie Menem was then evert-enensinerl Ly Dlr. Seymour,

who elicited soaking materially at mennotivith the image-
Mg evidence.
lividasee woe See even of Illndie &Sampling to cheap
• 1001. meta on Do. 271 h.

M. tirsmoor, tor the praumer, rolled attehibm to &erre-
mury Wire", the mot mated b the proseadkr himself es
thennmout utirhitt he wee rubbed sod the sum mentioned
by N't yet.
• •

'llialc;Johip summed up at some length, recapitulating