The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-03-10 00:00:00

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theTrisoner tenderei k fora 4logs.tfigiftmitooki
he had' on'ikpres Ind the Istsdloid onsineeting hits;
followed the Prisoner to Mr. White's, d genCe;', i't
Duke-street, 11114”.* he passPd another jiod stlitlitfro
and he Was apprehinded.—Remandoti lilt the tikes.

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pocket. Hi war represented MI teink eiWslYs divot%
end was cotetelttell to Briritrosill for a fortnight.
FUR rtAttrt F.XifiIIitIATIOIV OF THE FOUR YOUNG
MEN CHAROEO' *frit rOIdON IMO FIVII YOtiNflt
IVO 114v4
flovton.onkogn,,The public was so
greetuyeiteVtlay, this qffice Was crowded to on:
tom to heat; the esatolnasino 6f ' 'Mimed Bellew, stria
want of Capt. Kirk, of.Grost Corafn-street; Chorine
GoodioW, servant to Mr. Aehnatoo,-of Renter-stvesc
BruniwtckTscinlrit ; sod Tit?nyti 440:00 -sod,
Renton, journeymen bruOi-inalters, cliareeti
administering Some kind of qleadly'Poiscin to Oft
Morgan.' %rah Woodhaul, hos GRIM* SEW •
fr-ws, iswd Jane Tacker.
It appeared from she etatentest of Read, pus. said
Wainwright, Dicers, that tlin physic sot, whesitpw
tend on the above-named. young, women, egggisr4
their oliiition that Sa4h Morgan, 'Sarah Vr.Ootam,
and Jane Tucker were net of dinger,
are still very
.Weak, and had paestrd'a very.had 'night t
that J. Griffiths remained still in • very dangeroea
state, but was eapected oally to recover; that Fort still
laboured under the effects of the poison, antlllaat Dr.
Darliog was very doebdul of her recovery; that shit
had change for the 'Worse' abottt trio o'clock thli
mornitte, and threw up'sonsething off her Aosiitei;
which Dr. Darling intends to analyse, from Whoa*
he is in hopes of discovering what kind ot,poiaos hest
been given to them. Mr. Reilly was.theo,calle4, apt
his deposition taken, which was to the *following ef.
feet
Michael Reilly—l keep the sign of the Griyhows4
public-house, in ilenrietta.street, Briuswickasquare;
and am likewise • brush-manufacturer. Moot
12 o'clock on Saturday last, the Prisoner, Charlet"
Goodwill, came to my house and culled for a pot ot
porter, which I myself drei for hitiVin a clean pot ;
he toot it to the fire, which was very low, to take
the
andi
chill off. Ile temeined about a quarter of. ast
hour,
when. he was going net with the beer Ye
tcld me to petit down to the ?Fiume..., Dtwsoo,. to.
brush-maker, who worked
• emptwy. I have
kePi tklt pohric.house lout three years, *luting
Which time t have known the Prlqoner Charles
Goodsell'. I had two tutus of beer on 'draught, one
of which was tapped on Thursday eseniug, and,
i believe, is drewn off to shout 39 gallons. No per-
son complained of the bver • k drew the pot of beer
from the engine all from this butt, and none from the
other; in a few minutes after I went to my counting=
house, which is a small room inside • the wriAlshop,
which is inside the mews, in which there were about
eleven young women at work, end was tranorctiog
some business ;here with fily part ner,Mr. Rogers, awl
my clerk, 11. Brady. In about five minutes after,
wards Mary Woodham, one of the yoatig woman who
works for me, came to the door and called out Henri
Brady, and as he went out with her I heard her telt
him shethoeght that Dawson and Sim. Renton were
playing some trick on the girls. I pa,sed oat througia
the workshop, at which time there was no appear.
ante of any of them heiug unwell. I saw the pot
lying empty on the floor, and took It up and carried
it home, and placed it on the bar ; 1 ss w no sediment
at the bottom of the pot, it was drained quite dry;
I know it was the same pot I served the beer in to
Goodwill, as all my pots ate numbered, sod that wait
No. 1. 1 was called shortly afterwards, and inform-
ed that five of the girls were taken very ill. I went
immediately and found them in the state already dew
scribed ; I sent for Doctor Darling, who came, and
on his seeing their situation; end brill informed of
what had happened, he desired ale to bring him rho
pot, in order that he might examine it, and on my
going for the pot, which I left on the bar, I found
my wife had just filled it, and fearful it might con
lain any poisonous ingredients, I poured out tbd
beer in the street ; I know it to be the tame pot (roc
the number. I had no beer drawn from that butt since.
Richard Onslow—l have been ill for some time
from a fall, and Was out of a situation. I lodge in
a room adjoining the workshop, in Mr. Rxiily'lt
manufactory. I was there on Saturday last, shoot
. 12 o'clock, when Goodwill brovght in the beer ;
Goodwill drank hist, and handed it to Baltou, who
drank, he handed it to Dawson, who drank but little;
and he handed it to me, but Goodwill desired and
not to drink as the Thictors forbid me, and I did not
drink ; Goodwill drank 'gain, and gave the pot tO
Dawson; it contained then about a pint: Dawson
carried it
.to the ;table, where he stopped two or
three minutes, and theft, I believe, he carried it to
the workshop, bet I did not sate. him. Kenton was
net Preserii all 41111 time, he was a hove in the other
shop, *here the girl's were. Dews-'tl and Good**,
io the inn instance tossed for the beer. .1f .
Sarah.4atty,..li live at 72/glver-sill'ets
and hive worked (or Mr. Witty tar three years pap, •
Twas io the.work-shop on Saturday when paws.,
'brought to a pot containing about a pia of 'porter .
tie handed It first to Miiy Anh Woodisem, bet Obi
refused to drink ; he then
.heiliftd it tririte, iritfif re:
fatted to drink ; hut Sarah Wtoodbaspa Slim. Nora
gin, Jane Tucker, Jane Griffithi, Betsey FOR
drank • Sarah Woodhara drank last, slid there 'seas'
some left in the pot which she did nr;14110, audit&
peered it on the floor, and laid down.•the pot Inds
which I looked and. saw three or foot red deeds; •
Mary Ann Woodhasi desired me in the first instanca
not to drink, lest they bad pot somethiug in,the pet; •,
I thought it strange be should bring us beer then, It
'
being a thing he nor either of them ever did before,
although we bad worked in the shop about • three
years ; Renton was in the shop at the time, bet did
net drink ; Dawson did not stay fill the beer was
drilla: I bad no acqisaintance with the two gentle.
men's servants, but from seeing them in the shop ; I
know of uo kind of diflereuce between any of the
'Prisoners and the young women.:--The Prisonsrs
sere velemittx4 for tgrtl(er ezinsination. •

rot or lOP wmcve 1114111TIPU ro,
Johi tsis.sispic4ed snit ki riot atikettcrepled
eztortion otithish.efit4Weil. It *pilfered id
evicleace-. tint Ot..W.i.en!teut Ike,. rat mrrly a to ate
trunk.ntakir, to 'Holborn,, but Of leucite. been 11
reduced, that for the teat • (14; month* his
.e.ife had
received four shillioisimessillif'plioniciel aid. She
had received it on Souttaxi, when the Prisoner went
drunk to the Board, an-a deptspded again in his
hive right; allhosikk he gia eight.lll.ll.ldlipehC, in hit
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