The Sun.
London, England, 1868-01-06 00:00:00

MARCH.

Liverpool Spring M.... 3 Margate
Chelmsford Spring M. 10 Epsom Spring Meeting 21
Shrewsbury Spring ... 10 Croton Park
West Drayton -12 Northampton
Warwick Spring

APRIL.

Northampton (conti.nnod) 1
Bromley
Aldershot
Durham
liendon l3
Newcastle Spring
Newmarket Craven 13

.. Knighton ll
A berga,vc nny . , ... 16
Cattorick
Lewes Spring
Thirsk
I Curragh April
1 Newmarket Ist Spring 27
.AY.

Newmarket Ist Spring
(continued)
Chester 5
Wiachester
York Spring
Doncaster Spring
JU
West Drayton 1
Croydon 2d Summer
Ascot Summer 9
Windsor Summer
Newton
JU
Alexandra Park (um.) 1
Chelmsford
Worcester Summer ... 2
Carlisle
Newmarket July 7
Reading
Odiham, ' 16
AUC
Brighton
Brighton Club 6
Lewes Summer
Wolverhampton ll
Stockton
Plymouth
Windsor
Egliarn
Hastings
SEPT

Salisbury
Bath
Croydon Ist Summer
Harpenden
Epsom Summer

13
1 Hampton
Bibury Club 23
Curragh Juno
Stockbridge
I Alesaudra Park 3:
LY.

Livorpool
Stamford
Huntingdon 2l
Nottingham July
Southampton
Goodwood

IVitness—Well, yes. Warwick September ... 1 Hendon l7
Sir T. Henry—What is that belief ? Abingdon 3 I Monmouth .
Witness—Why, that he is the man who fired the Leicester
Doricastor September 8 I \Vest D:aytoq 2a
barrel ? , Richmond
Allen—You distinctly state that you saw the Kelso l3 and Ayr 3O
man who threw the heifers, and you distinctly Hampton Autumn l5
OCTOBER.
state I am not the man who threw the matches.
R. al Caledonian Hunt I Chelmsford Autumn ... 13
Witness—l do. and Ayr (continued)... 11 Chelttmham l3
The little boy, John AbbAt, was next exAminel Thdford 1 Ealing
llis evidence has been already published. lie saw iN8',.(,),,'1,1,1;.',37,ket qd October 15 ewmoroeastor
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the man put the squib into the head of the barrel. NOVE.IIBER,
Mr. Giffard—What was the ui like who fired
the barrel ?
Witness—The man there at th 3 end (William
Desmond).
Mr, Giffard—Do you mean that he is the man ?
Witness—Yes, sir. (Sensation in court.) '
Desmond.—l was far away from it at that
time.

Shrewsbury Autumn
Leamington and Wary

9

wiekdiire lluat l7

STEEPL

CHASES.
IY, 1868.
Boading ....... 7
Monmouth Hunt........ 10

JANUA:
Manchester
'llopgrovo (York)
Douiugton Hunt

FE BR'
Carmarthen
Birmingham
Lincoln
Harrow 2O
Boston
MA]
Liverpool Spring 3
Shrewsbury Spring lO
Grand Military l6, 17
War wick l7
Chertsey 2O

Sir T. Henry—You have a solicitor. You had
better leave your case in his hands.
By Mr. Harper—The man came from St. James's-
court that fired the barrel. After he had crossed
the road he turned round, and then I saw his face.
I saw his face for a minute or two. lam sure be is
the man. I don't think it was a thinner man than
the prisoner I have pointed out.
Mr. Harper--Why can you not speak to any of
the other men ?
Witness—Why, because I was only looking at
the man at the barrel to see what he was doing. I
saw his full face for more than a minute.
Mr. Harper—Did.you see the man who threw the
lucifers?
Witness—No.
Mr. Giffard—Was the man you have pointed out
as the person who lit the squib dressed as he

Windsor Grand Military
0,,
and Upon ..
Derby Spring
Baschurch 2B

Grant National Hunt I Knighton
(Bedford) 2 Abergavenny
Roy.Artillery(Woolwich) 3 Hambledon
Bromley
Aldershot
Hendon
OCTOBER.
Bromley II Ealing
DECEMBER.

now is ?
Witness—No, sir ; he had on a light brown over-
coat and a tall hat.
Charles Mosely, aged 10, said—l am now a
patient in St. Bartholomew's hospital. I used to
live at No. 2, Corporation-lane with my father. I
recollect the day of the explosion. I was playing
about the lane with another boy called " \Valley."
It was between 11 and 12. I saw a man tip up a
truck and put a barrel into it. the truck was near
the prison wall. After the barrel had been put
on the pavement for some time it was replaced,
and it and the truck were taken away. I did
not see where. Thera were two men with the
truck. I was in a court at the top of Rosomon-
street playing when I saw this. I'he barrel looked
like a parrafin barrel. I went to look at the barrel
and touched it, but I did not see the men at that
moin,.:nt. On that day I did not go to school. I
stayed at home to mind my sister's baby. Mother
had taken the baby from me for a short time, when
I went into the court, at the corner of which
our house stood. There were some other boys
playing there. Thoir names aro Frank Taylor,
Jack Gillies, and \Valley. I went up to St.
James's-buildings,and then having played for about
an hour I saw three men at the corner of the court
at Corporation-lane, and one of them threw some-
thing over the prison wall ; it looked like a
box of matches. It was white, like a round
ball. These three men then ran up the
court, and
.went round the corner towards
Rosornon-street, and then they walked down again.
I then said to Jack Gillie, " I shall go and see the
prisoners walk round," and then I went upstairs,
entering the house by the back gate. I went into
the second floor front room, and looked out of the
window, but I did not see the prisoners being exer-
cised. I had seen them exercised there before.
When I looked down I then saw the barrel.
The man crossed over from the court before he put
▪ the squib to the barrel. I saw two other men
standing about whilst he was doing it. These were
the three men I have already spoken of. The police-
, man Was very near our house when the man lit the
• squib. The explosion tcok place, and then I was
knocked backwards as I was looking out of the
window. I was got out of the ruins by the fire-

St. Albans 1 Ealing 26
Kingsbury

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE—This Day.

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GRASESEND, Monday Morning.

Wind, N.E.; snowing.
Arrived, Jan. s.—City of Benares, from Calcutta
Oriana, steamer, from Palermo.
Arrived, Jan. 6. —Olga, steamer, from Rotterdam
Holandia, steamer, from Harlingen.
DEAL, Monday Morning.

Wind, E. by S., rnoderete and thick; with snow.
Passed, Jan. s—England's Rose, from London, for
Mossell bay ; Island Queen, Idea, and Island If dd, from
London - all for Saleombe ; Tomasello, from London for
Newport; Atualthea, from London, for Swansea.

escape.
Mr. Poland—Just look at all the prisoners. Are
you able to recognise either of them?
Witness—Vo, sir.
Jamez Stratton—l am a carman, and carry on
business at Plummer's-place, Corporation-lane. The
day before the explosion I recollect standing near
my stable. I saw two men there, and also two men
coming with a truck from the direction of St. John-
street-road. The men driving the Vick passed me
and made a slip, as if they were dra ik, and shook
the cask, which looked a, paraffin-like cask. One of the

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 3.—The Minister of the
Interior has ordered that residence in Russia shall
not be permitted to foreigners without exchanging
a foreign passport against a Russian one. The
motive fcr this step is said to be the vagabondage
so difficult to put down in Central Asia and the
Caucasus of individuals provided with Persian and
Turkish passports.
EXETER HALL. The last of the Christmas
oratorio performances given by the National Choral
Society, under the direction of Mr. G. W. Martin, will
take place on Wednesday next, when " Elijah" Inwil e
performed, and Mr. Santley make his only appearae
in the above oratorio this Christmas. Band and chorus,
seven hundred.
ROYAL HOSPITAL FOR DISEASES OF THE CREST,
CITY-ROAD.—The number of patients under treatment at
this hospital during the. past week amounted to 825, of
which 68 were new cases.
FATAL ACCIDENT ON Tilt Some boys yes-
terday ventured upon a piece of ice tormed in the hollow
of an old pit at Walton, near 'Warrington, and b 'gala play-
ing. The ice, which was but au inch
:mme:sed. tnd a quarter in
thickness, gave way, and one boy
was . hree
his companions of
Arowned.
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