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or vor,i *off it.gmeatatee, .
t 4e. hoer of ild fame
in 11111-yard, Boaelaaryiestii, ryby e t before Ms. IlLstiria-
rink,' the eittiog Magistrate, ' aid Bleeby, Abe
redlierve shirred am snapiehmo Mirbeeel enieeertied.le the
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itmerder sie Mn. Donally.• fallormainea was Owen egoism the
rteirtaksteriug the oftprimee, and by the Ailleelion
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.Rate, itlficAve were dlspeoslied to&welts*
Ilea: from" seven till near nine o'cloCk on Moody .nil
the Worthy iragietrate was employed' in exaMining the
parties.. Mrs. Lyons said she was a Jewels, end Auhalltted
With barbs, she was 'sister-in-Ise to* the dimmed Mire.
Dellietly,,ker brother hawing married Mrs. &Malty. The
1111k4enatated that Davies was a replied thief; he was well
histawa lo the police, use only from his aseuciatfeg With
thimose, but aiso frees his keeping a Wiese of a very bad
demeipdtle.
Thrinfonoalion open which the Prisoners bed bPell tip-
jonthended wad not theittesed. The Magistrate called ItP°o
ilataoto Owl .1111 Mellibillit of the moaner in Which they bed
disposed of their diaei sb the sight of the larder, Saturday
*tnni/it. 1, .1
Davies held that .he Mai lenoceet of the charge, and he
amid prove that he was during the whole of thin 'nfiellt, troth
teem to melee o'clock et a gmblie.hower, playlet' cards
pert of the time, 'oddest/bog the remainder.
The Magistrate asked the situ of eke piblie.looese ! Davies
staled that it was the Dohs of 81111110 X. to Restibai7.lane.
The Magistrate ordered the landlord to Ire gentler, reed oe
his arrival be staled, in cobs.outivo tar Davis.'. 'aenount,
that he was tiering the whole of the eiresieg et his loam.
Thu Maglotrate asked Davies where Mrs. Lyous wee 4/1/f•
Mg the night, end If she'wes in his company !—Ble replied
that shewoo not, but he supposed that else was home. '
Mu. iidiimp was then examined. tact decteied that Moe
stevordatifroin her house diaries the whole of the eight be
smietiel.
The Magistrate asked her it she bad any witarro to Provo
the fact sk stated?—She replied that many of the neigh;
boors mast have area bar standing at the door of her house
during the sight i but at the moment she could not think of
any individual particularly that she saw osi that night, but
her busineas required her to beat home when Davies, who.
she lived with, was absent.
G. Levy, the lairil:ord of the Duke of Sussex, was again
mamboed, and he (in contradiction of previous Information)
persisted In his statement of Davies being at his boom on
the night of the murder; he particularly remembered it from
seeing him at cards.
The Magistrate said, there was not evidence at present
on which he could commit the Prisoners; he ordered Mein
to be discharged, but to he ready to appear when called
epos. 4 He thee dispatched Jelfeeya, the officer, to give in.
foratetion of the oppreheasioa of the Prisoners to the Ka.
gistrates of Hatton•gardeo, and the Committee aillbli at
the St. Andrew's (Holborn) vestry•room, for the peep", of
bringiug the offender or offenden to justice. .
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if ATTON-GAIDIIIN.
Notkieg has yet been elucidated of the murder that am
Horsier any light on the murderers, but the inquiry is still
pima's' with as much minuteness on floe part of the ma.
jitney as heretofore. The offerers are also vigilantly
all tha laelkost night sod day. Mouthy evenlm the
following wilmatee were sanomoued os the iovestigetion
Mr. Smart, the high cooetahle, Mr. Holbrook, and Mr. As.
derson, of,the Beet-road. Me. Smart had a long !private
conference with the Magistrate, the mature of which we were
not able to kern. W. Road, see. and John Linihrick, the
officers, were afterwards called ie, and received further Is.
atructione teens the Megisteate. Limbrick has, we cadre.
stand, received an suoiyaocies lesser, which it is hoped will
lead to gems team of the imeister.
Yesterday soontiog the ieweettgatiee was again resumed.
The officer, were le emsferesee' with the Magistrate for
some time, its to whet further steps should he taken. About
tiro o'clock, Freeman, an 'oMeer of the Thames Police,
waited os the Magistrate, sod stated that a man named
Davie; add a woman named Lyons, sistrr.in.law to the de.
CC/Md. of stolorisous habits, bad undergone as examination
before Mr. Baisnatyne os suspicion of the murder, but after
the eaernieation of many winterise. who clearly proved an
alibi, lb. prisoners were discharged. Mr. Bannatme ens.
aidered it hie duty to inform the Magistrates at this office
of the cireummence. The officer thou gave the address of
the primmer; mid left the Wilke.
It has how !aimed beyond doubt that the murderers
' did escape backwards, nor did they eater with a false hey, as
has bees erroneously allied, for Mrs. D. iimarialrly stiffed
a piece of paper In the key-hole to keep the wind oat. and
that piper was flood in it after the murder, therefore no key
bad entered. The marks of bloody footsteps were termed
across the yard to the wall, wbicb is about 61 feet high Meade,
bat VI on the side in Mtlmsn.place. The pieces of glass at
the lop that hat been alluded to, werenut put on the wall till
the Monday fullowieg the murder.
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Before the remains of the tote u etiolated" Um lillematly
were littered, as mated in our Paper of yesteading, eho Md of
the coffin was removed, and the elder and pointer Domatty,
brother and nephew of the Isle husband of the deceased,
approached the body, and touched the face sod bands, but
betrayed no agitation. The girl, Mary Yuen, oho lived
with the deceased at the hope of her murder, was also
placed by the side of the.cuffie, with the view of aeries( whe-
ther there was toy inclicatiop of a feeling on her part from
whence her tmosesiete with the commission of the offence
could be elkited, bat she was perfectly %miaowed.