Star.
London, England, 1823-12-11 00:00:00

IN3, DEC. 10. •

4 whom bills were not
proclamation.
'T Mil of genteel appwww
Slaying Cath. Moody.
was the Chief-Clerk of
deposition of Catherine
',th of Anytime*, did
prisoner we prelim)
deposition stated that she
quarter of an ounce
and her leg broken;
prisoner was examined a-
during the time he watt
happen for foar ealkAths

in Shadwell, and tivest

the deceased standing
question ; she seemed to be
Highlander at the door; she
was 'druak ; Out ob-
, door, take hold of her
pavement; it ap
occasioned by intoxication ; i
out of thi shop; and
two, men came out
_ her across the street;
believed the men were in

that she saw the prisoner.
shop ; does not know whit
t his conduct; saw hiak.
ber to go out, befor;
, she shut her t7es;
she went away without
►g for help.
have stopped and rea•

deceased on the ground ; she
_of ; she said anew
smashed-her leg ; .she mid
lier's young men came
clothes were bloody,
trunk; witness thoughi,
because of ber expres-1
said “it was Heaves,

Hospital proved, that'
,AUSCI of the deceased's
liquor *hen brought to

. a vessel, saw the de-
)risoner with violence;
•e the Coroner or Magi.=
whether he shoved her or not.

was at complete vari-

Inds for 'nothing.
deceAsed, and bad her coo-
\ in a drunken state: the
,idental Death.
flered it unnecessary to
, and ordered the Jury to
Imediately.
discharged forthwith.
'oArt.4l were indicted for
libson, on the 24th of
iicted for manslaughter.
he lived in Lucas-street,
to the deceased ; the
to last Monday ; the
brother ; about a fort-
. party were at the Bird
brother was there, and a
sack his brother had"
my George shall fight
trimmings, and Is. was
and the Stakes were
following Wednesday ; his
then fixed for Saturday
then; George came to
asked if the deceased
did not care, if any one
was then agreed to fight,
the Monday following, at
Mrs. Pitt, who knew
:as present, and Daniel
George; does not know
second to his brother;
. at the fight, which took
fought one 'hour and five
Ant pqw tf 10 part Thrm ; a con-
eashnsvoaredto persuade deceased
out of the ring by the

pule; Mattin again? Yes.
c -filrOliy hold
the fight had lasted up-
)uld not come to tinier;
up, he would knock his
taken into a tooth, and laid
medical fun (Woe in, but be
assistance could beren-
were friendly before the
say, " have nothing
. after the constable with
‘terfeied.
not say when first era-
WO to drive the constable
hli brother called George
not care about fighting,
would make him ; deceased
carried out of the ring.
joiwneynsan baker., living at Beth.
• the 604 which was uzstigate4
deceased was his (witness's)
about a sack, which each
you and not be so bounce-
, fiihr you for a sovereign.
,pplied the lemons; Martin ran
attempted to 4ti-jkf, him with his
witness went home When bf
him dead.

that he lived in Mile
he considered a fair Dos;
of it.
be is a coal-roeter,
oftitelpht; the combat.
tbsy fou t about twe:el,
round the eceased recei
appeared to deprive bias
surgeon—Sim the deceased oa

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i pc-rstaimesseNeESSlezn
• 1,. D BAILEY SESSIOI
tit
About thirty prisoners *pima s
i ''ll '‘ reurd were discharged by proclam
..Mr. Smith Barker, a young Mai
• , ante, was' indicted for killing and sl
i John Sinl•rns deposed, that be wt
i'
i 1 the Thames Police; took the. dip
"
• Moody. in the Hospital on the Ilth
- not-die until the fid of November;
. when it traartaken down; the depot
webt ;tithe prisoner's shop for a qu
• snug, when she was thawed down,
she was thin dragged away.
.1/1 Mr. Abotruttis.-i-The prison
, ~i vend 'times by Mr. Ballantine, dui
out on bail ; the death did not hap
I •I, after the accident.
~ Julia Golding.—ls a publican in
':I I opposite the prisoner's shop; saw tl
I 4
at his door on the day in question
i talking to the figure of a Highlan.
I Ithen went in; witness thought she
, 4 served Mr. Barker bring her to the 4
right arm, and throw her on the p:
' • ‘ seemed
asifthetolaklml wanasepffartortlytooegce:shio.:
' .1 not to inflict an injury ; there were
the prisoner's shop and dragged I
' . I did not see Mr. Barker there ; beli
i i the prisoner's employ.
Elizabeth Wayland stated, that
II push out the deceased from a shop
) then there was any brutality about
hold up his hand, • as if directing I
he forced her; saw deceased fall; 1
• , :less thought she was hurt, and sh.
. attempting to assist her, or calling
' , RECORDER.—You Ought to, La
, . ti dered assistance.
1 Jane Tudor.—Saw the deceased
appeared to be about sixty years a
had thrown her dowa and smad
. • she had no home ; two of Barker'
i. out and dragged het away ; ber
erg they saw it; she didappear dri
. that she could not have been so, b
-alien to witness about home ; she s
4 , when she got there."
A surgeon from the London P
'the fracture in the leg was the cal
. .
- death ; she appeared to be in liq
.the Hospital.
, Mr. Snowden, the master of a
ceased shoved out
by the prison
ncii assist her; never said before tl
i
trate that he did not know whethwhether..
i• The deposition was read, which
anee with his present testimony.
Breontien.—His evidence stand
Wiliam Spooner saw the deceu
veyed to the Hospital ; she was in
i verdict at the Inquest was—Accid
The RSCORDIR said he consider
' . put the prisoner on his defence, an
• acquit him, which they did imme
The COURT ordered him to be d
CHARGE or MURDER-•-
. Thomas George and John Fats,
' killmg and murdering Charles Gi
i 0 Nov. list. They were also indite
William Gibson stated, that he
Bethnal Green-road; is brother
fight took place a fortnight ag
prisoners are bakers, as was his b
11 • night before the day of battle, a p
cage, jumping in racks; his'broi
dispute arose; George claimed a
.' in 'his possession •, Fawcett said, a
him. for a leg of mutton and tri
deposited to bind the bargain,
to be made good on the follow
brother did not go • it was the
night, but deceased did not go i
• him On the Sunday night, and
meant to fight? deceased said he c
; would put down the money; it w
i for a sovereign ; they Met on the
the Pitt's Head-yard, kept by 1
i nothing of it ; Samuel Tell was
:1
..
1•, Alitrlia, who acted as .second to li
.4aligss, Alartin lives; Pell was i
i'' abourlfoo persons were present a
Once in Bow fields.; they fougli
• 1 ; it was got in my spit!
1 .taw as Oats who indaavoars
f to Wire off, when be was driven
, •
prisoner Fawcett, and Martin.
gliri.—Shoilld you know pi
4
' oay.—Whenever you see -ft
Witness eontiaued--After the
I wards of an hour, deceased soul
Martin said, if he did not get up
-- held of; deceaod was takt
.about twenty minutes; a medica
' died ahtiost immediately, before
dered; the parties who fought v
- contest ; did not hear Fawcett a
i •' to do with the fight."
0, . By a Jutyroan—Fawcett ran
a stick in his band, when he inte
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I By Mr. PRINDEROAST—Did
milled; " I thou ht fawcett trig
Out of thetioz. . ,oct n4l,bp.wli
4 coward; George said -he thd 1
' but his imastee rAllftett would
said he world , till was c
plowaii ASth , a joiirneynii
I •-• ,
was Mega at the At
k Ilipayiren tresener Fawcett; 4ece
l-4 '1 fellow-servant ; a dispute arose a
claimed, wbeaFawcett said,
shah
46k about it, Gestge shall Sigh
• • Ogle 64ht'Fitirictt snppliel 1
it the constable, 'and inteinptei
fist; saw deceased fall ; witnem
vow taken off; be considered hi
_ .
' ' 'Thomas Isaaci *Posed ma
toad; taw the tight, which he
did not stn i to see the end of it.
! , ' o:in:eh's/ Williams deposed
,Wirt ord i :air the latter vitt o
, Vete Ninth leihiiiiited ;14
.4.11 tile but round
Its' .W
hell which app
I mi7l"F • '
I 1 .. Mr. James Faistand, surgeon
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