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rp the wileaw to the Bina, that he eight Aso* the
raise places, as slare.eishi sty in maids' Mu
uesiseelaael the pine. Os thwer..ressira, Mr. Moore, owe of
the Serpeteararas had haw wt, waplaiwest solmet4heissiteete
lewd esti, his whirls appearsl that she peewee oft**,
here Ire in she &rapists of she beeps near the owrw,
of Oros% where the docemsed.4l.l:
The Appispiatdes of the witness WIG she. reassesed.--.llle.
beersll. ay. -hot that a !Rao way ohoe. The eiy pre-
sistkit the SAP ees the directive of which Ike officer
had sad tress die.people who were renaer so the
spa. If he yea to see Ha -War in she sear dram Or on •
daid~ay. be thiakh be ahumid knew he. male. He wee
a Miss. olasslee Tulin mew. &boa twenty or society-two, a
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as willing dinars, was rads. r ligM, nod his whither, also
liebtisb. Winne did em bear the Riot Act read at all; he
:torn not kanye nay Magiatisies bat saw a ganksiman oe a
military bane. whine be was told was • Magistrate.
Bp Mr. Reims..—Whea the. 'Aker pest hint at the lien
he fired, he was gnosis a military canter, rather le a harry,
Mel not .oa-faid means; .he Woks his bone was a by
horse, a disk bey. When tritons-nuns up ant of the gates
ainishats amain/ma tbe.preemaina come tip both Entes•ween •
abed; be thinks, the mulsaliat them, bat he did
.not Dee them
do•it ;Imam a *eagle betweee the peapiesed the soldiers
when they were attreinisig to open dress; be den sot re-
seiteet-seeng say ettestals'e there at that time, ne at all
derieg the day; at the lime of the senile at the gale be did
wed see say brickbats or stories throws at the widens.
Wks. the leading bones ad the Inane came through the
guars whines saw thepostillin try to tars Ms banes' beads,
timer& 31. Gileis, whores then stasuingbeTosidflarb-Iture
come. He drinks the people hutted tbe hones' headwind
way; his reason' fur thinking so is became there were a
great &any people all roved about their brads. The
soldiers rodeo'', and rut and beat the people back, ea the
postillion turned the horses' beads buck the ether-say again,
towards the Edeware-rusd. lle hearse was thrusgh the
gates when the horses' brads were termed back. He sea
fiery few stones or brickbats thrown at that time, but after
the officer bad bred he saw a great camber.
By a Juryman—He had nut beard any firing al all before
the officer fired.
By Mr. Sheriff Walihman—The officer passed witness,
and then fired. Witness was abuse five or six yards boas
the gales where the scut& first took place. He did not me
the officer at that time. He saw one of the Blues fall, by
bit horse startling. The bone plunged, and fell with his
bead foreisoel, as if he would never get op again. The sok.
flier was not stroric by nay thing; thus, witness swears. He
did not sec the officer bit at all, nor was be hit himself.
Formica—is 1 hope you did nut ;on duos that Ike witness
saw the people tore the horses* heads towards St. Glee's. It
was bat an opinion, and ought nut to be received as evi.
dente.
Mr. Henson—." 1 contend that it should stand, and I will
take the npinina of the Coroner upon ii."
Foreman—" I should prefer the Coroner's opinion to
Teen on the subject."
By Sheriff IVelikman.—He did net see any stones at all
thrown before the soldiers rode 111118131( the people, and struck
at them. He saw one of the soldiers strike at oar young
man, who steeped down under the wall, and thereby
avoid. d the blow. He did out see the young eau du any
thing before the soldier snuck at hint.
Thomas Rutherfutd swore.—He live at Knightsbridge
ks. He i• of to Mr. Gore. He saw nothing of
the affair of the 140 h.
By a Juryman—He is 'admits to Mr. Gorr. It is his
business is keep Mr Curt's horse and accoutrement.. in or.
der; sod when be woes out on July witness eats tell bow be
is seeentred and susented. On the 14th he was &ensued
with his sword, toed in the usual uniform of the regiment.
It is mostly usual fur °Metes going on duly smelt se Mr.
Gore was on, on 11w 14th Augast, to take 1,6110161'01 with
them, but be being sect) a young odieer had none; he
never had any belonging to him since be joined thercgintest.
Witness will swear that ow the 14th, when he went out on
drier. Mr. Gore bad axe pined irt his balder, wither of his own
or brlonginr; to any built else; tier lied he say whew be es.
turned. Willies* was not an duty that day. Lieutenant
Gore is not deficient in say other part of hi* accoutrements ;
ha has a cloak, hut had it not oil on that day. Witness has
knows other officers go oar duty without pistols; he has
known it on the King's guard. Mr. Gore has bees is the
regiment 18 months, end winless his, been hie batman all the
time. %%loess does not kioost how long it is usual for au ufli-
mer to remain iiiieccoutred with piano's after h• joins the regi.
sent. Witness was in the barracks when the troops were first
wawa up on the 14th; he was not noticing the troops, but
•Is noticed Ms toaster. It was not possible for him to bur-
row a pistol in the yard, without witness knowing it. The
trumpeter of Mr. Gore's troop is named Foreman. The Cap-
tain went oat with the first party; witness's master was en-
der the Captain's command, but did uut go nut of the bar-
reeky al the same time With him. Wilms' does nut know whe-
ther his master was al Cumberland-gate, but he has heard he
was; he heard the men say so wheat they came back to the
barracks.
By the Forrmao.—He floes not know whether Mr. Gore
wan on the parade when the troupe were inspected on the
21st. Witness in Mr. Gore, luau ; was on duly himself on
the 41st, hot does not know whether his master wee ur aut.
The witness was IMP reminded that he was on his oath;
and sdasisoirdied to speak the truth, as for so doing he enuld
sot be heel. He then said Mr. Gore was on the parade when
the troops were inspected at the barrack, on the 41st.
The Furman here ohs. rico', that this witness had said
and *maid so many things, that his covalence was hardly its.
telligible, and ought not to be allowed to remain on the
proceedings.
A warm and rather irregular conversation hereupon ea.
soled, in the cows,. of whirls Mr. Spicer said the witness
sitight to be allowed the opportunity of currectiog his tort.
.ilence.
Several of the longterm caressed their opinion that the
..onduct of the %vilifies its giving Lis evidence was so marked
with prevarication, as to ...aro great disgiace on him, and
errei on the regiment.
By the Foremast—Witness saw Mr. Gore 10-slay at ten
tichsek, end has OM seen him since; Mr. Gore does out
know that lie it come here to give raid( site; lie had Uteri
had any conversation with bon tau the subject since the
14th of
The FUlellalle then raid, it was impossible to believe a
wotd this man said; and he should therefore press his mutior.
A Juryman—'t No, nu; du not."
Forressae-4 I certainly shalt; I feel it to he my duty to
press :he motion, and I swath, not shrink (loin my slaty to
pH iPt King George the Knuth."
Grosser—"l here not taken down the eontra.lietion"
The witness heir said !.c did not see Mr. Gore on the
vire& on the2lst, He Armed him for the parade; bust
did nut see bins Meer. Weinemwas stationed at a doff. tent
*art of the parade kola that where Mr. Gore is stationed.
Witare% was its the foot parade, in the Riding aclio.l, and
Sir. Gore wo on the horse parade is the barrack yard.
Mr. Gilroy was referred to by the Coroner. end reed
the following (oration's and answers from his notes
etas Mr. Gule out 011 the day of the iumpectuns ?—I can-
nel tag.
You arc his eau?—Yet, 1
Were you on dotty shot day I was.
Witseas was then reminded of benign., his meth ?—I know
that.

He was then told to epeak the teeth, ss oo harms coedit he
dent to him fur it!—Mr. Clore was oil the parade at Knights.
idze.harrai k no I he 2 ht.
Vi. got him his horse un the 21st !—Yell; 1 did.
What induced yon to say he was not there?--t cannot say
be wits there; 1 was on the foot parade.
What occasioned you then in say be was there;—.l /Wooed
him fur the parade; 1 was Motioned Is tba rishayschool;
I *as ant *here as, muster was; 1 believe be was share.
Ihe FUIVIPIIII begged it to be understood that be with.
d'fV, till motion, sclely Natalie it had hero slated by a btu-
-11...r Jurymen that the seems of it wontsl base ass iiijurioiss
effiet upon their decision.
Rite thaw inat Wu of the winless then proteetkd :—He has
iiboomeditssovil it Whitehall, Mt *swot 'Hawse Pistols. Hill
111"1160t *OO ilems.4l we the fist M she Mass wooer so on the
141 h. He 44 asst *Witt Me Master on Sisal day, Ina sassier
w never shaved es all;
The Jet 'snap who was ereelhosittir the wiliaool Oau 1. hill
ohjcei is pulling these questiorst wl4 to atietiala *WOW