Star.
London, England, 1821-09-20 00:00:00

ALLEGED MURDER.

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Yesterday an Inquest was held at St.
Hospital, on the body of Michael Kelly, who %.2,
stabbed in nose-alley, Bishnpsgate•street. The foi.
lowing witnesses were examined:
Hugh Farrell, twelve ?ears of age, deseil, that kern-emu
his parents; he went to bed about right o'clock rot Sunday loch.
and slept until about a quarter past six o'caock in the mornete..
when his mother awoke him; he swore positively that he Ital
heard no noise whatever in the night, and knew nothing of tiie
death of Kelly ; the witness slept in the room aslioining to dux
in which his father and mother slept; Kelly had lodged seat
them eight or nine days, and always slept with the witness' who
must have been disturbed by the deceased, had he come to bed
that night—l:Hie witness was examined putiadarly as to thh
Lpoint, as Kelly, in his dying declaration, had said, that tie vraa
stabbed upon his own bed, and that the witness had Wed
" Shame! father.")
Mr. E. Mares, a dresser in the hospital, stated, that wheeth
deceased was brought there he was almost dead from loss 4(
blood, and expired between four and five o'clock in the after;
noon. The instnuneat had penetrated the spine and the lee
kidney lie died from the internal hcemorrhage.
d. Young was with the deceased, Farrell, and his wife, wo
Sunday last, at a public-house, and dined at their house tog& -
cher • he left the three at night on the meat friendly terms; as
hearing what bad happened, he went to the hospital to see the
deceased, who said—" Farrell has stabbed me," anceileuredtke
witness to fetch his wife; Kelly was a married man.
W. Pole, a watchman, deposed, that he lived in Rosc-allev;
about half-past five on Monday morning, the witness was
ing up the alley, and heard hravy proms; the piece is dark; ag
length he beard a voice exclaim—" Oh! hard; will no one acne
to assist tue?" when he perceived the deceased supperting /taa-
self against the door of No. 7; his waistcoat was open, and the
blood was running out of it, end thron6h his bred hes knees;
the witness asked him who had done It? the deceased replied--
" 51y landlord. I know lam dying; and Fit tell you, between
Care and man. We were drinking together yesterday-411r
landlord and his wife had some words together—l laid nt/stly
dawn upon MIMS. chairs ; just at day light I was going to ray
own lied, as I thought, when my landlady called out ro &Thus.
band, and said I was coming to bitd to her; my landlord di.
rectly.ran tip to me and stabbed *me." The deceased continued.
that as soap as he found hitusel stabbed he ran down stairs; to
declared he was innocent of what his landlnrd's wife had see
about his going to her, and that he never thought of going roe
her. Just at this time Mrs. Farrell threw up the window
her bed-room, and said-t-a ll—n him !it served him tight, ice
my husband did not do it without occasion; he wanted to con
to bed to me." Ttie deceased, upon this, repeated that In ea
innocent of any such intention. The witness led the dented
to the door of the house where he said be had been stabbed, sal
there left him, to seek for assistance. •
Mr. Chapman was alarmed try the last witness. Found the
deceased at the door, weltering in his blood. Or. Bache Mky
and caused him to be removed to the hospital. The witness,i
company with Gregory, the Officer, we .t lip stairs to scircitie
house. They found the door of the bed-room barricadoedvia
chairs, but they forced it open. On entering, they found Me
Farrell in bed ;at the fpot of the bed the perceived the bona
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." The witness having heard the deceased declare, in tied e • .
moon, before the Magistrates that he was stabbed upon si 7
en bed, where he had retired front Farrell's room, wait ie. ;
ediately to the premises, to see if he could find any true si .. °l,Pri,._, s.-hilimle'nCtsl.a_Bs
rood about his room. The witness produced a plan °Ethers. win`-'9.`" '
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e deceased but through Farrell's. The chair on which the de. J
ased slept was immediately at the foot of Farrell's bed. Pr on
itness and Gregory examined the floor, and found not:mod rency.—X 11. Sismond
nod either in the room or on the bed of the deceased, ohm Church National Educe
. declared he was stabbed ; but by the side of the bed in . relent, by the Ray. R. I
arell's wife-lay, they found spots of blood; of which therein Printed for A. Const
track leading to the door opening to the stairs; at the foul Hurst, Rees, Orate, at
e bed a large quantity of blood had been shed, and wilt had, all the former Nur
iped up. The sheets had been removed from Farrell'. bedbi _
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s wife, to put on the deceased's bed ;on the side of thwarts , 3
tins of blood; they found no track of blood either Wig a This day was publishes
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Mr. Aylward, Overseer of Bishopsr,ate, stated, that testa* T
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e deceased's bed-side, in the hospital, soon after he hulled
moved there; he clenched his fists, closed his eyes, ears..is is a well writte
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a sinking states witness knelt down, to see if he Next*
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hen, looking at the witness, he said—" Sir, I deserve Al g
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The Coaosr.a, in summing up the evidence, *
the sensitive mind."—M
the Jury were of opinion the deceased was stabbee Printed for G. and
y Farrell, in an attempt to
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is wife, they would return a verdict oflustifialle SUCH urns WORLD
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once of such an attempt having been made by the
eceased, or that he had no such de,ign, and that 4
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noment, occasioned by an erroneous impression, the Ric ARDI ITOhlit
would return a verdict of Manslaughter.. boards; inii
The Jury consulted for a short time, and retn
Farrell.
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by J. H. Moak A. M.
L verdict of Manslaughter against Simon Sac Atialltl4l4oll
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A Coroner's Inquest was held at Louth,. on Friday lAA d - Jede• C. J. Biondield,
he body of Mrs. Briton, a widow woman, aged 78 years. I &HIM= Ilieroevros
ppeared that the deceased, about eight o'clock the pr .
norning, on passing the corner of the'White Swan public Heiman HALICARX.
vas knocked down by the horses in a waggon, and the • Ibiza, dec. a vols. Biro..
;oing over her head she was killed on the spot. Lim Paravnet Hn
his circumstance very singular is, that the driver of the 6 Yoh. Ino. XI. 24. boar
was the son-in-law of the detwased.—Vcrdiet, Meld nisi Don • IL Teem Llschnohis
Monday evening a girl named Mary Powers, 14 years dip, • taut Commentarilantiq
wriest to Mr. Thomas Cook, near the Regent's Canal, at Id. ), Angelus Mains, with Fa,
:on was sent by her mistress to draw a bucket of water : toe Printed for J•
time elapsing without her return, Mr. Thompson west ern
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