The Sun.
London, England, 1869-05-18 00:00:00

THE TVIIITSUNTIDE-WEvTETS,",

Whitenn Monday was a grand day for the vOl4nteers-Of
the metropolis. Most of tile:reiiiineiits went Off eitlaeito
Penshanger Park, Tooting;: or Greenwich. ' The
review at l'ushange'r, the seat • of-. the Earl
Cowper, in Hertftirdshire; • was :a small One.'
Nine different battalions,-;:of which half-a-dozen were
metP9i2olitan corps, took part in the evolutions ;
and 45;.:2&.k.i.e the ;threatening clouds of the morning,
the day turniA. out . fine, the proceedings went off with
complete satisfactiOint'• to all concerned, except those rigid
critics.- who •:Calinot pardon any departure from exact
•
military rules in the manccuvring of our ..it4en
The - plan of the review was . not
p*talis- all that a " real soldier!' could wish.
Certain of the forces took up their position in a wood, from
which it was the duty of the other volunteers to drive
them. They succeeded in doing so, and the two rival-
9.rmies became one, and marched past in .excellent
The same kind of thing took place on Tooting botnnaOn,
where Lord Truro commanded. ' We are told that "the
enemy were defeated;'• and that' the march past was really
well done.

TJIE .F4TiLL POACI7ING AFFRAY NEAR
" • • GRIMSBY. • -

• The Inquest on the body of Enoch GOdly, the gardener
thot dead by a poacher on Sunday morning at Grimsby,
has been held. James Marshall deposed : I am game-
keeper to Mr. Thorold, of Cuxwold. On Sunday morning
Last the deceased, Enoch Goldy, and I left Cuxwold for the -
purpose of watching game. We reached Ravendale about
two o'clock in the morning. About four o'clock we observed
two men on'Mr.- Thorold'•s property; I saw one of the men
• creeping down by the hedge-side with a gun in his hand
• preparingeto- shoot • a hare. The -hare ran from them,
• and .tihen-• the- men came • -towards the hedge ; when
they got :opposite to us they stopped. I observed
that they saw us, and I jUmped up and endeavoured
to get over the hedge. I said, " Holloa, what are you
doing there this morning-with a gun?" One of the men
replied, "Do you mean that, you b—?" and he turned and
ran back. In getting over the hedge I attempted to get
- hold of him, but did not reach him. The men ran
away. Deceased jumped over the hedge after me,
and we both gave chase. Deceased passed me,
and I said to him, "If you can catch them, run up
at once while I am close to." Geld,* said, " Aye, but
they have got a gun ;• I'll run them till they stop."'
After running about a mile and a half,' going through
a wood Goldy called out to give me an idea which way they
werhoing. I. then said, " Goldy, run through a gate-
eteacl," when he stopped and hesitated a minute, as if
.he
had lad sight of the men. Goldy then turned to the right,
and was out of my sight. I then immediately heard a great
clap, which turned out to be the report of a gun. Then I heard
deceased call out " Oh, dear ! Come 4,-Marshall ; come up,
Marshall." I then saw Goldy come back past the gate-
etead, and run right into the hedge. I was then about 100
Yards away. Xthen saw the man that had the gun in his
handnin up to Goldy, point his gun at him—not from the
shouider, but holding, it with both hands—and fire at
deceased.. Bt appeared as though the man put the innzle of.
the gun close to deceased, who was partly down on the hedge.
I only saw one man with a gun. There was time to-•re-
load the gun between the two reports. When I got up
to Goldy he was quite dead, and I perceived there was a
great hole at the back of his head. Both men rdm away,
and whilst I was looking at the deceased I lost sight of
them entirely.
Mr. H. George, surgeon, North Thoresby, deposed that
he had rria,de a postmortem examination of the deceased.
Ire found a gunshot wound in the left breast, between
the second and third ribs, which bad gone through
the left lung, from which he eXtracted- a quantity of Aot
and wadding. He also feund a wound at the back
of the left ear, which penetrated the brain several incher.
Both wounds were sufficient to cause death.

By the advice of the coroner, the-jury returned an open
verdict of wilful murder :against some person or persons
unlinown; thus leaving :the matter in the bands of the
uiagistrateti.