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London, England, 1820-01-19 00:00:00

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sail MI ; I IWW, sow bins est oft Mrs. Dootollo ; oolorlion
alley took tboir mots 1 bailer, sortlber.

itenjaatin BeeOWN of 11, Gitatemreei, Leiceeteestrarr,
glazier.--le justice he Mee. Bowers. I have come foeward
to state. that I have ameaded the witedowe of lbs deceased's
Weise repeatedly.
Coroaee—You oast be wore.
Witaeoe—lt is not the hack room, brit dom. 1 refer to.
reVellev....W, a,, alettieg lode with say other mom.
Witarot--Allteat a fortnight age I called epos the Atoms.
ed mad rave hie • tart. Ido not come tine by the mimeo(
of the deceased's wife; I have wet had any cosvertation
ainast legalism here on beg part, her barn I had any roarer.
eatton altutit the awakes windows and the drives, tri,
seat with say oae.
Forums—Have you not been to.day to airs. Downs'
hurts !—Witneee—Tee. I have.
FUItIIIIIII-.When'—Witner—This morning.

Verems•-•.Asy ether time ?—Waierse—fbis ammo*.
AM. _ _

411wwilm•--Wbo aid you see ,—Wituess —I M rot to He
Mu Northam._

Poreutost—Did yes sot ore Mn. Bowers ?—Witues•--1 e►,
aid.

Prewar+—Weil, you talked together ?—Wstos.►—Yee,
••• aid

Toress.sn.—What aid you say 1-..Witesss—T avid hi Mrs.
*own that she siesta Itt. severely rept-Arm/Ird tor rot hat-
ing .tatted wioduor.
, Cusassr-•-Ton said you bad not talked to soy one about
stiodows?

Witneas—Did I? I forget that I did ; I believe I did ant.
Mrs. Bowers did sat ask wie to come here. Mr. Northam,
tke Clturrhsraeden, Sold me this • vestry was called twos
As treatment of the deers/led; I gave him my card, cud
laid that I would tome forward and explain the tsasioess
bean the Jury ; I think Mrs Bowers is a Imams, wow.. ;
) huew she and her lioshaad fought; but I du ant know who
Was ill fault; I
do not approve as to the windows, but I think it torgrtful-
teas, and mot any design to do btta harm; I come (moan!
4011 e if common hensanity So Mrs. Bowers • I wished to per-
t-eatthingsfroft gulag forth to the word worm ago they
realty hre.

Jairynsen--We Anil take care to isvestigate the case
BroPerlY
Protein* Tooloi• sworn—l now reside at Mr. Bowers 's
Neese, and occupy therms nett the drceried's, on the find
flour. Ido net kilos, that the decesserl suffered much from
the.cold. I have not seen Cm fur two mouths. Ile was
kept locked is hi• mold lin, and bight, and his food was
Lensed to him. The t took the food. Mrs. Bowers
me the deceased would not reetive fond from her hands.
I duet know the deceased was ill all the two mouth•, but he
was confined in Ids room. Ile seemed pretty well when he
was down stairs • little before that time ; I do nut know
bur it is he went off so. I beard Mr.. Bowers say his bed
had not been made fee the I+•t five weeks. I nod every
lodger i■ the louse would have assoted in making the bed.
No person his attended the deceased is, the night at all, not
even to the time of his death. I certainly think that his
•iteation required • person to attend to him devisor the last
week in the night. Me was locked is the room every eight
the last week as uses!. The Sunday prior to the deceased's
drill • fiee was put in kis loom fur the first time. The
detested died un Folds, last In the worming. Ito the neat
day (last Saturday) 1 happened to Cu dorm stairs, sad saw
Rowers ; I said, pray, kledats, how is poor Mr.
Bowers? She answered, '• be is happy, I hope." I dal not
evictly unde►stand her, and I said. • hat ito you
meant She sail, 0 Ile is dead" I was
'track at the i.Selligrare, and said, " Good God ! why
not hunt k at my door mod tell me r Mrs.
Boise's said, " I ►ss slow with him when he died,
and laid him out and closed his ryes I did nut observe
any unusual bootie in the house; I did not see the coffin
rime into the bowie. 1 Leant a man's voice no Friday
egtit, sad havesince learned it was • basher route 'orbiter
Lim; but whew be was pot into a coffin I eon% say. I be-
ll roe that Mrs. Bowers regularly seat victuals to the
; I du not think hr was loot for want of food, though
I did awl see the food given to him. Oa Wedresday hitt
the di crated was found by Mrs. Bowers and a female friend
in ■ state that alarmed them, but she did not send fur
rather physic rile sir 'micron. lam quite sure that DO per-
son sit op with the &reared on the slight prior to his death.
Mary Golatid, IL, South street, Maschester.sipiare, sworn.
frequently visited Mrs. Bowers; I am sure be did
nut die f-ir %sot of food.