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tired the Omni, the contents or which I do tint know
ohetliet he intended I,r me or Honey, but Honey
I. biat the gentleman )ou tw at the Hurse Guards ou
the 19111 of Augit.t ?—Thst t. the gentlesunn I saw tOktiie
Horse Guards on Sunday the 19th t. Angust, being The
Sunday after the Queen's fuueral.

This is thaseatleman I saw sit in a chair in the parlour
of the Nee Ina, thrnii4h the window, and to v. hots I
iiilierled when ;last gave my evidence before the Corur,e
William Sprott sworn.—Fvamined by Mr. Adolplins.l ,
was examined lest Friday, .col gave evidence conc.:- -
ing • person who cense intu the home and went oast of
and whwn I believed to be the person who 'jut
Hardly:id Honey.
Lieutenant (lore then stood tip.
Jurm.—lisa any parson nern with ion, relalt to the
yon are called here tor—rektive to iipenty
Are you sure of met trill, a poli-o officer in
Oxfurd-str..:et, who Wirlitti to tish me, Div lie could Dot
any.
I. that the gentleman (pointing: to A entenant Gore)
you meant to allude to ua a twiner adsit when you were
here ?—The witneso !oohing stedlitatO jAeotenant Gore,
*Jill—Yes, Sir, it is.
Is that gentleman yan look a: 0,,.• in the two of whom
tot mud one was r--Vitt, it is, be was one ut
them.

Di,t von !,toe at him sad another when yon went to the
,nsperiton ?--Oret, he was one ui the two I vt,plie,l
Was it this getokatan or the other who had hit taco
painted T—Tistrother.
Let ea undetatau one and 1110 other. lly the inspac
lion pits nit an the day you wrrit with the Cot ones 's ticket
to the (Ma in.sillion 611 Jut troops 1-1 await, the iaspeetion
Overt •:c riarrack-yard. 1 %tali .1101091.
A.Alveu to acalu. i tar,' will um thee c. till near ten o'ciock
at night. _

Coroner.—You mean the iniretion in the Barrack-
yard /—Yes, the day the Jou) were pushed front the
gattA.

Coroner.—loo have nothing to do with that.
Mr. Adolplins.—When you were before the Inquest on
Friday, did you then point out this gentleman as he was
going into :mother room ?-1 said, that is the man. There
he goes.
Jmor.—llo you know the Police Officer who fished
you ?—No.
Coroner.—Then how do you know be was a Bow-street
Officer was at the Barracks on the day of inspec-
tion.

Sitllllltl Green sworn.—You were examined last Friday,
and alluded to a gentleman you saw Looming to the door in
the New Inn, where the Jmy were sitting:—Yes.
And I • you saw you behtved to be the man who shot
Honey i—Yes.

Look at that gentleman (pointing to Lieutenant Gore.)
The witness looked at bun, and said, that is the gentle-
man, that is the man who shot Richard Honey in any pre-
sence.

IV till a pistol ?—Ves, with a pistol.
Mr. Iflakie.—Mr. Green since your examination before
us has there been any talk to you on this subject ? No,
Sir. All the talking In the world would nut get me out
of the truth. I hate been told I shall be ttansported ; it
1 flu, hope it will !.e to a better place.
Brook rage, sworn.—.l live at No. 9, Warwick-street,
Golden-square. I was in attendance last Friday, but not
called. 1 did not attend at the Barracks on the day of
inspectiosi, 1 said at my examination I coal not Sc car
to the gentleman who tired. 1 think I can stow swear to
the person. 1 think 1 should know hint if oat horseback,
but nn coloured clothes 1 could not speak to ins identity.
I have had no cutivessation wish any one touching the
death of His:Mild Holley, since last Friday. [lke w trues s
was (timed to look i mind and see if lie could recognize
any one. lie cast his e)l's round the room and stopped
at Lieutenant Gore.] 1 thick that is the gentleman, lint
Ido not think I could swear to hint. I saw hint came
into the house this day. Ile was out pointed out to tile by
any one. I saw Inns last k'siday coining Irons Cumberland-
street. I was alone at tile Bute, and 1 recollected that
was the gentlemen-1 saw him tire a pistol. Ido not say
Ise is the 'season who snot Honey, but the first Officer
saw tire a pistol. l did not sue showy fall. 1 did nut sue
any other Officer there at the time.
The witness was asked whether lie said on a former oc-
easioll that he was taking care of himself as well as lie ,
could, and it was hat lily possible lie could mark any one.
Ms. Brown objected to that question. It only went to
hatrass the feelings of Lieutenant Gore. lie begged Mr.
Adolphus to desist. bie ounce of COIIIIIIOII setisvole said,
V4:15 as good as two ounces of law.
31r. A dulphiss.—And one ounce of common honesty is
bullet than both s 1 beg leave to remind you of that.
Mr. Browsi.-1 du nut legard that, Mr. Adolphus.
The winless alltikereil in the affirmative to the question,
Ile knew that tliMispuction at the barracks took place,
hut lie was not summoned. tie did not attend.

asked it he kuew Mr. Baker, the uphol•
stele! e

Several Jurors requested the winless not to answer any
111011:
A Juror said, it was shameful to lake up the time of the
Jury. "If we had 20 guineas per day, we might like to
spin it out, as well as Mr. Adolphus."
Mr. Adolphu•.—l would not be in your company for 20
guineas a 'Mime, if I could avoid it.
Here some delay took place in consequence of no other
witness being ready, and a conversation ensued relating
to adjuur aaaaa ent, which', however, cause to nothing.
Mr. Adolphus then observed, that a mass of the name of
Jones had sworn he saw Lieut. Gore shoot Rivkin d liu-

lacy, and Jones ought to he called to idontity him.
'Die witness, Win. Deloraine Jones, was consequently
called and •woi ii.--I hale been before examined. la 1
saw the pelbUll who filed 1 Chink I Awssid know ISUU. lie
Ilion looked at Lit on. Gore, and said he was nut the person
he saw lire. gentleman had doll: hair. .flee person
hr saw tire had red whisker., between red and sandy. 1
have been sunnutmed to attend this day, boil du not know
by whole; I only know by sunnoir that I came here to
iumitily Lieut. ttose.
tel you bee any thing tit the John Bull
paper
Ale. Adolphus objected to that question.
The witness explained by saying he icad an article in
the John Hod, which lie requested the editor to contradict.
Lieut. bore nab Then sworn.-1 know Lieut. Hall. lie
was on the dilly ou the 11th of last month. His drtach-
meul iU (41.0151.41141,1, but 1 did not see hint their.
'fu the: beat of my tee:dleetion 1 did riot see Into ohy
that day. 1 leet.itt us) futuicr evidvuce, that 1 do not