The Sun.
London, England, 1813-07-28 00:00:00

drinking till: . near seven ao'c,l'O'jik,.# when Leary
and his wife took. the deceased With them. Slue
relwtined behind with her sister, who
.iiist carne in.
Bet %Veen 13IIIC and ten o'clock, finding her bus-
_band clid not return, she g,rew uneasy,, knowing
Ite', hen his tunney about Lim, ;ind that he tens
I.
not very sober ; she then y.'( tur to Leary`i tOlook
L' 'for. him, and found Leary anti his wile-at, lit•e7top
of the stairs whispering to each other, Site it -.
mired for her husband,. tu.l they*told her he Was
io the ronin, She „desired. them to rail him out
' to her ; L ' came out himself, and she asked
• hint if it was.nnt time for hint to7eomeliOnie; he
' answered, "Come along,' and they went °lf tn.
gether ; bee husband was very tipsy ; they were
' followed by Jaynes Leary, '‘‘lli)!.itopped them at OW
a! Of Field-lane, and iw.isted they should hate n
parting glasi ; she he2,*ed .11i,ut hot to press her
husband to drink any more, ..i,' he was fargone•in
i.ronor ; they went in and had a glass of gin each,
tutu! she had some peppernnut ; Leary_said to her,,
. you seem very uneasy, hut yogi treed not ; my band
and word to you, your husband Shall be at work
in the.morning ; Leary paid fnethe liquor, and her
husband and lie came tip Holborn. 4aUWS U:i ry
followed them, ovirtcn,k them, aint Went. with
them to the top of 11011 torn.
,He desired her to
Instke herself easy, that he would take her bus-
, band to his master ; and see blot before he went, to
bed, and he Shindil be at work in the morning.---,
l'hey (Leary and her it usba-r;d) ;lea walked mi',-
button fast for her ; she begged her husb!nul not
-to Walk So -fast, as she could-not keep up 'wit%
him. Leary desired: her to ttlke her own time,
and that they would go Mt before.her. When they
went a JllOll way her husband stopped until she
came up. She laid hold of his coat ; Leary.pttlied
' [tint away, and said they wOuld be lit before (het,
and littve a gallon of beer, and she !night go on
leisurely. They then left her, and she 'w, nt Ott
leisarely until she reached !none. , Site looked up
to the window, expecting to see a light, think-
ing they might be in before her, but neither;
were there. She went and gota light, and placed
it on the table, and sat nu the window until[
twelve o'clock, but her husband ne,yer Came
home,. She then went to bed, but . could not
Steep ; she got up when she heard the dor!: strike
two, and sat "on the window again until she heard
the eldek ttilke' three ; due then 'tyent:".back tit
Leary's room ; she Thund the door locked, and the
eery outsirle';: she said o7nthing, ink indOcked the
door and walked' in Letity's wife ss*ls hi hed, hut
I..eatv was not there ; it • might he then better
than half-past three o'clock. - She ast-ed where
her husband was ; she.
snid he was out to work,
she asked her where, Out she might g.) to him,
to know Wilt`L'e he lett her husband, who was with
him last night ; Mrs, Leary said no, she would
not. She then returned, itnd was inquiring for
him 'about St: Giies's, in tie public-houses, think-
' big, a, lie was.a little in liqnor, he bright then be
drunk ; end she knew nothing of her Intsinitia's..
murder until about seven o'clock, when site wits
informed by the. offleer who came to her. She did
run !..„..:e. Le4ry,. mail she saw him nod leis. wit'v hi;
Custody in Ilatton-garden. She conntvd the .notes.
in her'husbund'l hands, when he was buying 'he
hat ; he, had stx our pound notes', a tive pound
j note, two p.ttineas. in 'gold,: and sixteen shillings
in silver; he hint it•again at night, at lie 'pulled it
out in !alio pghlio 1,,,,n0n, ,A,9;rtit, Ow noleti, the.
gold and silver into his nni,,e, )..nil In uie'lliin put,
decreeinto his pocket. When:shebid iinished her
evidence she wits near fainting.
'fire Coroner then delivered a very impressive
cluirge-to the Jtity,- who Unanimously r4ttrned to
Vet diet of-41'40W Murder eguinsi James' Ledry,