The Express.
London, England, 1857-01-14 00:00:00

intendent's dike at Load
iggb, it was the duty of
abOate the swim of the gar
by which ft appeared that 1
teepee and Kennedy were b
tads during the month of Mi
served to Teeter that this mu
that them guards were kept
sad Tester replied that it did
Wore. He also proved thi
"Chubbrt tor thesate auperaitenden
of obtaining pow
rpesdltias: 11
mud to be Ballan
attached to one pa
bat it had happened before Ou
months, butt was out of the
he saw Mr. Tester himself an
Onus with this train for anotb
By Mr. . Upon one
peed of the Mae train fur the
lifitrdi=,clerk to Mn
said that on
lidd, be prebend 210 Amen
SW. 10a He coald not moot
colas. He paid for them in P
rata who bought them. He
obtatised mese sad had them
Lad be gold. The man wbo
billed ban travail*, and In
Mr. U. Bromak a
prated that on the lath...lT
eagdas for 2034 de. 3d., and el
upon the Union Bank, in Pal
took place with a man, but
person.
Mr. A. White, a clerk at th
changed the cheque epoken
moven:dos.
Mary Anne Porter deposed
In Harleyford-road, Kenningt
October, 1854, Agar lodged at
Adams, sad a woman lived
Adams. Pierce visited Agar
name of Peckham. Agar rep
a week before Christmas, but s
removed to. .

John limner, a hair-dreasi
Lid known Pierce tar or five
applying to him for a dark
with it,

stage of the ease th
pose of taking refreshment.)
On the Court reaming.
Fanny Kay was called
Shoe. She said I was pm'
refreshment-room at Tiints
Vorgess to Agar. I 1
tmtd December 1854,
.at Cambridge-;ilhus.

In the company of g
the Green Man, Tooley-stree
child by Apr. It went to be •
I want to pea the child a
jest after the death of Mr
the 18th of May. On th
night before, Agar was
returned on the following
brought tags which they ps
frequently came after that. C
acre together on the fin
and mw they bad the
fire. Previoue to that fin
the washhonee, where the
While they were upstairs I
rearing of a furnace. They es
and were very dirty and he
were doing, and they mai
They frequently spoke of
Into the room after they left,
been taken out, replaced, an
burnt. Apr and Pierce
men Pierce with mom I
now, but it was hie ow
arreeted he left me. I e
and lived in lodgings, win
He was to have allowed me a j
do m. I then went to live
was a trunk of Agar's, e.
I raw his watch these, but no
Pierce's possession before I we
sovereigns. Pierce told m
to tend him a einem*
'He asked me once to le
was in 1&54. Before tho g
sell his old clothe,, to Pierre.
bands since the robbery
hope I fell into dietree
cation to him, in cope,
a statement to Mr. Weathered
also made a statement to M
Preppy.
Croas-exemined by fierjeent
I was diemissed from the Turd
thingdialioneat. I havenot lived
I knew Teem and Hart, but I
Hart gave me one or two at
gave me M. once. I don't kne
certainly not for impapriety wi
under-guard, but Ihad no imp
live in Johnson-etreet, Somers-
where Hart called to see me, ha
then became acquainted with A
Apr left me aeveral time*, bra
!white. I wee not in the Phi
man named Mode,, who fre
or two. I was out two night
I wee not brought home
with him, not on account of be
of a letter I received from Ag
borne to dhepherd'e-bush
ported by the company
went. I knew Pierce as
but I never saw him with me
betting. I might have had
think it Pa so much. I will
Pierce has complained of my
friendly way. (leugter),....

Crain-eLsmine:cri7y
by !turves, at the Green Man
I saw Btl/fpl. and Apr togetl
hie conviction that Agar had
Campbell.
Re-examined by .9erjeant
proposals to me after I left Tv
mei to him. It was during tl
death, that he gave me money.
money for an improper pupas
me, and Pierce said he was
money. I never heard of 3,1
child.

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Mr. Baron Martin : I moat
Agar said he gave Mr.Wantrs
and her child. _

Witness continued : In the'
directed, amongst other thin;
silver cup for the child, Pierce
Ist me have the money. I net
By Mr. Baron Martin
invested for you and you
Witusaa : No.

Mr. &vitasl.Parry It is
umilrLdki No, it is mi
Mr. &deal • Parry Mr.
before the magietrate, and he
were to be ooneiderral a winter

Baron Martin : I have no w
If the money is invested for bi
deal the Crown has no claim
Mr. Worthier: I think site
to have an opportunity of cup
Baron Martin: I think you
Mr. Wontner: Agar, who:
3,0001. Invested for • consi
per Cents., and, at his n
mg 2,7001. A number of
of the money realised, w
Agar sent me a written order,
money over to Pierre. as reqw
Turkish Bonds. The box
the prosecution and arc
Men. I have taken 0
the notes paid to Pierce and 0
elm/led the Turkish bonds, at
am prepared to produce the d
trans:teflon. _

At the request of Serjoant
and said that Pismo communi
from Teeter that one of th
Folkestone boat was lost. H,
key was lost.
The prosecution then pro
boration of the above evidenci
[The trial was proceeding a

A letter from Ilelymt
states that the Turkish go
twenty-four 21, 36, and 481 x
mega places boeght of Engler
Vents, has receive
lithmi, and aa many Lai
&Wed. hoe beta completely
seine,
BOARD OF TRADE,
Hight Hon. the Lerde of taw
for Trade and Plantations b
tuttmee royal decree, opening
of Angola, to foetid
roz,gum..e royal decree, Si
the Importation into Portz.
hit bed in the Municipal Co
it lba weight.—Gazette.
BOARD OF TRADE, W
Might Hos. the Lorda of th
far Trade end Plantanices hn
bey et stir der Iraielpi
berll4l.l"
paideatioint=
eirdmilhoa.....„ et rice tram
Cb
fin her Majesty
......forwarding samples
Lot of which, together with
each article, is =taxed ; sal
the lammed= at palm
question Nut be
at the Board 1111.=.1;
aearetarr:Glifftif.