The Express.
London, England, 1861-10-31 00:00:00

"Wilier—l left them in the kitchen.

could point out the
man who had hold of your miatrear■ throat in the way you
have dencribrvll

Witness—l believe that is the man ( pointing to the pri-
soner West).
Mr. Tyrwhitt—Now with regard to the man who was, cc
you may, at the seeretaire—can you point him out?
Witness—l don't think I should know him again.
Mr. Tyrwhin—When you took up the supper, as you
have stated, was the house (the front) door open or shut!
Witness--It was abut.
Mr. Tyrwhitt—la there any back door leading into a
garden at your house?
Witness—There is, your wonhip, but it was fastened up.
The prisoners here mid that they knew nothing about the
matter.

John Holden, in the service of Mrs. Peirce, tie Warwick
Hotel, Fulham-place, said—On Thursday evening last, at
twenty minutes pest nine, I saw two men in conversation
together by a dark wall opposite Mrs. Green's house. One
of them had his back towards ins, and he crossed over and
went though a gate, which I imagine was tbat of Mrs.
Green's. While waiting to see if the people at No. 27,
wanted any beer, another man lamed rue twice, and after I
had gone back and returned in five minutes be was not
there. It was not long before I beanl an alunn that a rob-
bery had been committed, and a lady attempted to Le
murdered. I believe the tall man (West) to be one whom I
saw near the spot.
Mr. Tvrwhitt —Now as to the other pritoner tan you
speak with any kind of confidence as to his being the man
who was with him ?

Witness (after looking closely at Barker)-1 think be is
not so fuU in the face. The man I maw had a moustache.
Barker here said —I have not worn a moustache at all,
and I can bring a constable of the If division who has known
me for years to prove it.
Inspector Steer was next called, and said—At twenty
minutes to nine on the evening of the 24th I hoard an
alarm of thieves. I went to the house, and ou going up-
stairs found the banisters broken. I sent into the bed-
room, where 1 found this lift-preserver and a black crape
mask by the door. (They were produced.) I saw that a
desk had leen broken open, and picked up a screw driver
lying by the side of it. The conteuts of the desk were in a
very coufused state, and many papers had been turned out
of it. I saw by the side of the lied a plate-basket, iu which
there was only one article left. Mrs. Green was
sitting in a chair having several marks end wan.
sions all over her head, amt VMS bleeding profusely.
She was attended to by two eurgeons, end is not considered
to be out of danger. Yesterday I received information that
two men were in custody at the station in Stones'.eud,
Borough, on suspicion of being the guilty parties, and I
went there accompaMisl by the witness Askew. They were
brought out with a number of other prisoners, when she
(Askew) pointed out West, seeing she was certain lie was
the man whom she maw holding her mistress in the way
before stated. .

•
Mr. Tymbitt—llid she point out the other prisoner °
Inspector—No. sir. The inspector added that he haul
searched the apartments of the prisoners, but had found
nothing therein in 000nection with the robbery. He brought
them in a call to the Paddington station.
Mr. Tyrwhitt—llid you tell them what they' were charged
with ?

Impeder—l did, sir ; end they made no answer.
Hamrnoed,374 A, mid that et Ft o'clock on the evening of
Tuesday, which wax two days before the occurrence, ho
saw both the prison«rs together in Park-piece, Paddiugton.
green, not far from Mrs. Green's residence.
Mr. Tyrwhitt— Had the prisoner Iloker at that time a
moustache ?
Witness—l cannot say, your worship.
Mr. Tyrwhitt—And yet are you sure he is one of the
men?

Witoess—Yes, sir.
The prisoners, ou being asked what the had to say,
alleged that they were innocent. and athat thie
de had
never been in the neighliourhood prosecutrix's res .OCI4
Inspector Steer applied for a remand, being of opinion
that on another dry be abould be preletred with other
evidence ounuecting the prisoners with the outrage and
robbery.
They were remanded for a week.

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