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squere, *begged to /Y. Perinif-red to make A stfit(lll, D.; " 03?1, you bive, to ill-use your wife like tha . i,o,
in oe A
fur the purpose et correcto,g a inisapprehehsko which the box in the psrluur, and svis going 'JP rrste, 01"
had caused his friends here and abroad some uurasi- I met the Prisoner coming down at a rePie
that other "$
uess. About two months ago a person who gave the he said to me, "Make haste and bring .-- t
large 1,
name of Fischer, and who said he was a commission downstairs." I went up and laid hold of ai so
agent, living in Bury-court, St. Mary-axe, was fined and as I was coming away
the prison
,ial
it, I beseru,s ife,
40s. for steeling a cake of chocolate from the Great groans, and saw the poor creature,
Exhibition. Applicant h,,d fornarlv carried on busi- 1, ieg over the fireplace with her face covetedool4
door and 1 1
nesa in Bury-court, and this had led some of his blood. Ithe
ut box outside of the ' when
friends to mistake him for the person accused. He 1 about for the prisoner, but he was gon,e. , vOO
A DO C •
had reason to suppose that the offender had assumed a i first heard the woman
told,scream I sal", 'd
my ofiti
with
name to which he was not entitled, as he believed the hit her like that ,"and h me to min
• eeli
offender's real name was Henry Myers. business.coveted
vvi•
Mr. HARDWICK said he had no doubt the public Mr. Buou h
GHTON—W en you saw her cov rise
• k the P
journals would put the applicant right with his friends blood and heard her did you thin does
groan, '1 "II sal
and the public.
Her had killed her ? Witness—I did' ecd if
War
WE STM IN STER. into the street as soon as I could after be 1,,, seq.
Mr.
.John Morris, of 41, Vincent-square, gentle- the house, and saw him standing by a baked co big
seeivg bloo ti ; 500
man, was surninoeed for using menacing conduct to I rushed across to him and,
his brother, Mr. Richard Morris, barrister and As- right hand, Is • -, " Y "me vbsc lb°c re
said to him, ou 4. 109 p A
sistan ' t-Alaster in the Court of Exchequer,whereby e
i have murdered your wife ?” Ile said' roman' i,
he apprehended that he went in bodily danger. not ; but if' I have you can tell the pointo' A the pf
Mr. .Scotland, barrister, and Mr. J. Rogers, so- then spoke whom
to a constable, to I Pe'
f
licitor, attended on behalf of the complainant. Boner out.' night °
on ne•
The circumstances of the case, us detaihd by Mr. In •' .
Inspector Jackson, D division— pine, the r.
Scotland in his
application fur the magistrate's pro- Saturday, the Bth • about half-past OO, el
tection, and h
y the evidence adduced, ere these :—ln soner wa•ays, brought 1 tit() " M r lebone-lane elattibe Fri'
the year 1849 defendant began to take a most hostile custody of Gott and Drayton.aY Gott oi,d3 North'
part against his brother with respect to some family 1 soner had been stabbing his wife, at l'ln 'nip' se wl/9
property, and addressed a number of letters to him street. It was not known whether tarsalv'f-r. 101
couchedn in the most offensive and opprebious terms. dead or alive, and a surgeon bad been s bloody,
.0
He also appeared in the Court of Exchequer, and by tired that both hands of the prisoner were
capered To a
his gestures and excited manlier caused serious appre- examined his • h hand d found it 0013
t Seeingan
a mark °I) ;tibeener serf
11,
hensions that he intended to resort to some act- of blood to the wrest. rig
violence. The complainant subsequently applied to finger I examined it andc risked the Pr,',-iaisyl";
this Court for pro ection in the latter part of the year was cut, and be said " No." I "id ld, `i i,er
1850, when the summons was withdrawn upon de- very a. rious charge." The prisoner rel);',-yes,t-01
fendant's giving an undertaking to discontinue the is there any blood on my face ?" I sai, es if bltio
annoyance, and not to repeat his visits to the Court of Are several spot, on the side of your hi" isotted , fr,
aExchequer, both of which Mr. Allen, a very respect- had spirted on it." The prisoner the° be blooe°,ll,
ble gentleman, who was then defendant', solicitor, pocket-handkerchief and partially sviPed t bis bid,,
to wash t OOP,
but who had since ceased to be so, promised to use He then asked me to allow him
his influence over his client to see observed. Defend- wnich request, for a reason I had, was rwt bie to -1:,
aonft bud, however, soon after recommenced a series with. 1
21evious to this I had seer a cor3t3(feo C°o
annoyances and conduct of such a character as had certain if the woman dead. While 'ewe till/ 0
was or t a we t
rendered it compulsory upon complainant to seek stable) was absent the prisoner two
age rhea
again the protection of the law, atked me how the woman was and req, Ile a.
Mr. ARNOLD, loaking at the whole circumstances let him know was so s I had ' scertaiueo• TbePhe
of the case, thought reasonable ground for apprehen- asked for some coffee,wh.ch lalet him hs,Le'oedert,ti
sion had been made out against the defendant, and he soner was very much agitated, and decide",,, joroptio,
should call upon him to find two sureties in 1501. each, influence of drink. I shortlyg after received lied), st.ter•
and enter into his own recogniz,inces of 3001. to keep thatthe a mail was dead. I told bitrinfitdirlf uPI v.,P'
~;„,5,.. ,vl.l,
the peace to his brother for twelve months. The prisoner said " dead," and rose r-Ged,' ,al
Defendant b • eing provided witn the required sure- rais, d his his din Ol-r'
hands over head, an sa ' ted , 0
I,- 0.
ies, the necessary bail was immediately put in. Almighty, dead, dead !" this he rePe and le Ater'
WORSHIP-S 7 BEET.tra d, In' a
times. He was excessively ag-t' 650- sort'
John Whittle, a gentlemanl -1 k• y oo trig man, stated head on the bar of the dock. Tbe P ,_ll itie ,bo
to be the son ( f 11 k
, awe - nown literary character, and wards exclaimed, ~ I wish you could Pi oil° if
to himself hold a somewhat distinguished position in but you have not the power. Oh that T ato 13°11 sii
the musical profession, was placed before Mr. D'Eyn- hung this moment ! But thank God, '? 199,0
court for final examination, charged with having by rest. I asked him •f be bad any fa'.railY•if thett"th
false pretences obtained a quantity of valuable pro- "yes, two hi 1"
asked b'm - witlliie
c i dren.
said I
,__,,ess hbe .
perty from a widow lady named Glessing, with in- •ae_ e _?'
with his wife ?He "No, the nv.Y A .1
tent to cheat and defraud her thereof.n es a
1 the e Bast
but thegirl wasunfortunate."
and his
.OF.O
The prisoner, by the advice of his solicitor, ex- name, and he said Thomas Byte,arßsi 11;b0pi
pressed his intention to reserve his defence, and, the He also said he had no home. 1 haiet b
ig
depositions having been completed by Mr. Hurlstone, have a home somewhere, because you , the ,
the second clerk, he ,was ordered tc be committed for the • id finu 111 ih
prisoner then said I should _ be vvis,,o sa
trial, the magistrate consenting to accept substantial heershop in Cromer-street, Jand 00 sod v,, oh
bail for his appearance to answer the charge. ker, w ',el
He (prisoner) said he was a pipe.l33 -f be fed '
LAMBETH. e, J
asking him if the deceased was his ift ae 56,t,re
John Sands, a married
. . man and master carpenter, r 4. I' bell' -at
they had been married twenty yes..-, ben
,_:5 Fe
residing in Paradise-terrace, Lambeth-walk, was to see to his boy, and I said I would, D'cryil
placed at the bar for final examination, on a charge
(he words, " Tell my boy that I II" ,e,,,,L,,,,,,,
of violating the person of Eliza Swindon,
a girl 14 odt
./i ifi
mother." (The prisoner here sat dow a a,
years of age. buried his face in his hands. Ile sob be liosn" of
The testimony of the prosecutrix, an intelligent
the
tigifai 5,.0,et po;
was evidently fully aware of
__ the pri,s boa 01
girl, and which was not at all shaken by this searching which
cross-examination of Mr. Solomons, was quite con- he was placed.) Alter selitenhi° pet
locked up, imagining that a propelached 0fi50,0,
elusive of the prisoner's guilt, and he was fully been made in the first instance, Ise The b' er
committed to take his trial on the capital charge. esv te
found nothing particular upon billi* old 410 ,
SOUTH W ARK. o'o op oi
exclaimed, " It's too late now, or A j
sb ~ a 13
Messrs. Reddin, the dust contractors, were sum- vided myself with something, and then 1 elaaot
moned for allowing a heap of rubbish, consisting of saved youand
elseeverybody
trouble'e 10rorel,
the sweepings of the meat and fish markets and the think.—l did not think )o
'Y should lose ber•rid'r'for
I shou
streets, to accumulate on their premises, in a thickly Jackson produced a boa and other il she wed to it;
popolated neighbourhood, to the imminent danger of
which had been on the deceased wile
e babe c°lllio
the public health tiered The articles alluded to o'er of t eiliel
Mr. ATECKE
TT said that he considered the case • eget - dee" 0"
titiagAstrate by Smith, the messe‘3..es, evi. eitiit.oet
was made out against the defendants, who were bound they were perforated in various plat were were opii,'oll%
to have the nuisance as speedily removed as possible, a
with riangular instrument, and Irlickeo.o3 tti;',oll
and for that purpose he should allow the summons toblood. Some ' pawnbrokers rer,,70010,'1,
stand over for a week ; in the interval, if it was not
papers were produced by the insecte of P IS3 jr
abated, he should inflict the full penalty. them was a certificate of the ruarrn3„.gpiceiteA,irryfei'
with the prisoner at St. Martin's, Ps" 1 clo Or s
l 3 ' bs
THE MURDER IN MARYLEBOIVE. r ii
Rebecca Linon, 81, Friar-street, dto fog Pre
deposed that a man who she believeve 61e00 Pie
soner purchased of her a saw file. rderidoil ta
the room where the woman was 1111, reg ill('
duced, and witness had no doubt 'lslal3
bito' a $OOO
being the implement which she sold,o'bireetll'elO of
Mary Robinson, wife of Samuel .1.;;,...-11°,„ 00 ths
moon- passage, Aldersgate. strew t, sel 1 yee'i,-e$ °eft
the prisoner and his wife for sevellobrotbef„llo,
various places I have frequeetly got SP' 10
poor woman, and she has told me totft,t. blletbeo
caused by her husband's cruel tre/,5, Aieleoo°'
told me that he had broken her rivd Vere P3er,
letters in the name of the prisoner, 1100°1,04i
to be in his handwriting. (Two is."o,esticaoit,oo
but were nut admitted in evidence, ' aissiotoeitioptio
tity with respect to the viritivelge to V °w'eel•
About three weeks ago prisoner en'ioa 03a beef tlO
told her that he heard his wife was woillteri itse.l
if he could trace his boxes " revengevioeol4fjltr
A great deal of other evidence cr.icopollowe 1111
prisoner was gone into, and a Most lotly voile' 010,
was Hall, 64 D, whose evidence cicei bis oit9 de!
the prisoner admitted having kille of the rettilo)
prisoner, who cross-examined soMe ole 000,000.,ir
but without shaking their evidence of Pe, prtiov
till Monday next. Scene hundrens.eh ril;rlteP
congregated around the van in tort,' ,
was conveyed to t1.....L1-12115Date i.gl'P'
Age 4'
kMA 00 Pf('ti
RAILWAY SIIAR— coat i° ,
17. cell Ire
BRISTOL, Nov. dio,,r)
STOCK EXCHANGE.—The share 1- oasis-bo' 0,
but business is very limited. The °lialend' iitill
to-day were—Great Western, 8 - 03"-- 17• ,ea T Dr"'
LIVERPOOL, Nov' wire' goo, ife§/
STOCK EXCHANGE.- There WO an spa aaot°l 1.4 A
hibited in the share market to-clit4b, tro,ol3l,te*Oit
has been done at advanced prices. , • t Dse;..ortipecetiAr
follow :—Eastern Counties, 6 lereer'esfferi ini,`"eeet,eli; 136 o'r
Lancashire and Yorkshire, 57 M —'-'°'„...10,13-1), ',00);;e1,1
115-A
—Ditto, New Quarters, 2•,, P' (›° cl,"•,00'
and Lincolnshire, 30—Ditto, Quarters idly I
till 1853, 11,74—Ditto, Preference, 12-pr, 19.1 x
British, 6—South-Eastern and 131°;,tero'" fi:,'
castle, and Berwick, 184—Ditto C kler) ,tr,
2), 7 dis. 1. is v- tA
'ca. 11- 0.- 7
MANCHESTER, ' „riot. 01,3siae ,1,
STOOK ExCHANGR. - The share ~utisipeo
oil, Jtrni,,,,
firm tc-day, and a large amount a ,YialeJoe ":011,0040
The transactions were as 10110 IV: . anti , oplo,/,„„
Laid° d °lr' 6 'r
cashire and Yorkshire, 5714- an 131 r sl)
New Quartets 2% p —Manchester . celasiere ,
' • dlO ei' ti;
Ise p.—Manchester, Sheffield, an "tb- 11,,0
10/. Preference, 12—Midland, 51----'" , , DOA
li. eu Or ,10.
19 11-16. -cot' 0011,0. egi
BIRMINGLIAM, o,,ef, °rot. ;001 p 'Ol
STOCK Exostaaolt.—The share P 13,, 00
seta for iteA,
this morning, as it closed in Londc'esiste e. 11°00 01
and the improved feeling which hr,teate if.eoroiOtsi'
past was generally maintaitied. A-he-00,40e
transactions effected, and prices acedti" 00 4.,P li
statior ary. The only sale repor 4.i01, of,
laud Stock, .50:, 141' P' 0
11,: Cetylliodi
. 01, I; tfil Vo,/
[ADVERTISEMENT. ]—Tll.• /Jr •51r. ~, 0,11,
WHICH HOLLOWAY'S PILLS Aar 15e0 bi ii 001„/. ,‘6";:lel'
INDIGESTION, &c.—ln a letter, %yr— f 14°' :- i'o ' 'o'
t 0 gy. •as ~1
Geelong, to the agent for the 14.6, lie I,ifil ifr',;" 0
Ointment at Melbourne, Port Philliff: 0314 e or d - ot`id
obliges me to publish the great hene.ii,,, '
shottoielicidoe
from the use of these unparalleled P1.,'," o,l'pr ~,., ,el
bourne about nine years ago, when sea., ear( for be;
the bowel.' •thebere ise ,000
digestion and constipation of .e4',e I , g .101,
siderable expense for other medical %) ratio p f
Holloway's rills, and, by continuingn'of eOlOOO 000
time, she is perfectly cured, and iS ,at I) ,00Iiioi
health."—Sold by all druggists, aria ,ot•beitlliet
Establishment, 244, Strand, London. itidrforolk., )10
WINTER ASSIZE. On Saturdlione„ollB.°-,irrA(
the Queen's warrant, commissions svforj gericos looP 61)0
).Afr V 10,
special assize of Oyer and Terminer 0ter.,500-f, 10,0,0
for the counties of York and Lauciove 1 ordoP he
Baron Parke and Mr. Justice Brie, 0 60,1,3(04 V
for holding the assize at Liverpon,!d Air. ''o,oo'
December. Mr. Justice Maule 10,'_ei., for. '
fixed Saturday, the 13th of Decernu
.400
mission at York. P
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/
BsTllB.
• A 0. fildirP 1
dor —o° i.e., OP 1
On the 14th inst., at Glote.este;!: 1 Ip, ~
the wife of William M. Cooke, Ls.t. Istoe 0"
On the 13th inst., the wife of 1,-,.•
rielP /
road, Lambeth. ~rost. Se , yfil
OF • DAra'ructOrf, do
-too -- c,ire"
On the 12th inst., st Stars t,
of the Rev. Augustus M. liopeenr•_..erree
fotlii''
On the 13th inst., at Queen ii,i.
0141 °
f(
the wife of A. !Walley, Esq., 31.J1' ,ori° till 4
211.61R8-11.0rf
_„/861 o'4 Aft
On the 13th inst., at RiPleY'ii„e, seli;ys•joleepl,l,:i;
Sawley- hall, Yorkshire, to Car Queens,fad, Cllijoe'';
f the , jio f r,i
G. Pigou, Esq., formerly 0 gt.(,10 o 0
~,,
On the 12th inst., at Stoke-lr, et., f 144„iiter, okt
Esq., son of the late John Dse,,airon-rd claocos.sit
coo ,ty of Galway, to Mar3'.,., '.`,o3,odert i
Andrews, Esq., Inspecting u°"-` , rb 0
Oeq) ,1
vice, Dundalk. fag f t'l
in-Ep. bee, 0-
'est., • Ls
q., Vaq., ~,"
At Schwalhach, on John4t icri3po, '" el TV
On the 13th inst., IV' , fscl'' 00 ji
_s. -au, totol vil
ej 7
green, Surrey, aged 45. swo tviii, fpi
On the 12th inst., Auguist3u j
-1 cslYe issq., ° PC t
Wormley, Herts, late of he 2B° 110
aoc);s' 1p
P it) 4
OD the 13th inst., Benjamiii
,nbet of
sant, Kingsbury, aged 77. r,. 0, wrycn.--
id 14
On the 13th inst., at .1316“ tlO. id• eft
Thomas Edmonds. „5 Etaine' wfbt,epry le
On the 11th inst., aged ,-, .„, lie, re crOt , I
ueo og 9 f
W. Mercer incumbent of St. uit-scl
_tor 0 iiil
On the 13th inst., in Conn!,.7erly rel.; z, ,
of the Rev. Dr. Fawcett, for ~,4,00›
0 I Pr
Norfolk.- -
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Thomas Bare, who was charged on Monday last
with the wilful murder of Louisa Bare, his wife,
was again placed at the bar at the Marylebone Police
Court yesterday.
The prisoner, upon alighting from the Government
van in Partidise-street, leading to the back of the
court, was loudly hissed and hooted at. He walked
along with a tremulous step, and endeavoured as much
as possible to shrink from the gaze of the multitude
assembled.

Dray ton, 341 D, last Saturday week, at
nine in the evening, the prisoner came to me at the
corner of North-street at d South-street and said,
" Policeman, I have been nearly niurdered." I called
the attention of Church (another officer) to him, aed
told him what he had said. The prisoner had then
gone into a public-house, the Bedford Arms, close by.
Mr. BROUGHTON—Did you see or hear any more
yourself ? Witness—The prisoner came out of the
public-house and said to Church, " Are you going to
see into this matter ?" He (prisoner) said, "It is
concerning my wife," when he whiles(' away, and
just afterwards a boy came up and spoke to the pri-
soner, and, crossing over the road to Church, said,
" That man (pointing to the prisoner) has stabbed
his wife." Church took him, and I went with them
to 33, North-street. I had charge of the prisoner
there while Church went upstairs to see the mur-
dered woman.
Mr. Fell (the Chief Clerk)—Did any communica•
tion pass there between you and the prisoner? Wit-
ness—None at all. I saw one box standing at the
door, and the prisoner said, "If she had only let me
have had the two trunks this would not have hap-
pened."
Mr. BROUGHTON—Had he told you what had hap-
pened ? Witness—No. I and Gott (another officer)
took the prisoner to the Murylebone-lane station, and
on the way there he said his wife had taken out a
chisel or a file to strike him with it ; and, that he took
it out of her bands, " and gave her the contents ;" he
had heard that she had been upon the town.
Edward Braxton, a boy 17 years of age. It will
be remembered that he was brought forward upon the
first inquiry to give evidence, but that he could not
be sworn, inasmuch as he stated that he knew nothing
of a future reward or punishment for good or evil
deeds. He was now questioned by the Magis-
trate and, as his replies were satisfactory, he was
sworn. " I live with my mother in Brook's-gardens,
Begnigge Wells-road. Two women lcdged there.
One of them went by the name of Hands, and the
other that of Nott. When they left, I carried two
boxes for them to 33, North-street. This was three
weeks back last Friday."
Mr. BROUGHTON—When was the first time you
saw the prisoner ? Witness—On the Monday after
I took the boxes; and I have seen him at our house
two or three times since.
In reply to further inquiries from Mr. BROUGHTON,
Witness said—Last Saturday week my mother
told the to go with the prisoner to the house where I
had carried the boxes, and to ask Mrs. Hands for the
room-door key which she had carried off. Prisoner
and I went together, and on the way we drank at two
or three public-houses. We arrived at 33, North-
street at about half past 7 o'clock. The prisoner told
me to go in and see if his wife was at house, and he
stopped at the next doorway.
Mr, BROUGHTON—What names were you told to
ask for—Bare ? Witness—For Mrs. Hands and Mrs.
Bare. I inquired at the house, and, on being told
that the parties were not at home, I went to a public-
house at the bottom of the street with prisoner, who
called for a pint of beer. In a short time he (prisoner)
observed that the house was too open for him, and
that if she (meaning his wife) happened to come there
and see him she would not go in ; and he told me
that we must watch the house, and see that the boxes
were not taken out. We left that public-house, and
went into a beershop a little higher up, when prisoner
called for a pint of fourpenny ale. I drank some of
it with hint, and he smoked a pipe. When we came
away he said, " Now we will go up there, and wait
till they come in." We both went to No. 33. This
was about 8 o'clock in the evening.
Mr. BROUGHTON---When you got there what hap-
pened!' Witness—The prisoner knocked at the door,
which was opened by the landlord, and prisoner said
to him, "I am given to understand that 1 have some
boxes here which are my property." He asked for
Mrs. Bare, but the landlord said he knew no such
person, and on his mentioning the name of Nutt, a
lodger, he (prisoner) said, "'That's her, that's my
wife." We remained in the parlour, and while sitting
there the prisoner sent me out for a pot of beer,which
was drunk. The landlord then sent me out fur ano-
ther pot, and as I was bringing it in Airs. Bare fol-
lowed me. She went upstairs, and the landlord said,
" That is Miss Nott (the name by which the unfortu-
nate deceased was known at diet time). The land-
lord begged of the prisoner to be quiet, but he (pri-
soner) went up directly, taking a lighted candle v.ith
him, and I remained in the pas lour. In the course of
five minutes he called out to me, "Now, my lad,
come upstairs, and fetch these boxes down." I went
into the first floor backroten, and there saw the woman
and the prisoner standing close to the window. The
prisoner said to me (handing a box), " Take this
away, and when you have done so fetch the other."
Mr. BaouGuTea—Did she make any objection to
your taking the boxes? Witness—None at all, sir.
I took the little box away, and was going out of the
room when I heard a scream, and when I got halfway
down stairs there was a cry of "Murder." Some
lodgers came to the door, and said to tie prisoner,