The Sun. — 1851-08-06 (London, England)

PAT.:wrn attended to watch (hi., evidence for tha pri4oner.  The principal witnesses exatnine►l were the young man William Poatinaa, Mr. and Mrs. French, end some other persons, but the only additional tact that came out in their statements wag, thzt the prisoner went into one of the out-houses after he toti first entered the room of the public-house and hut !!Pen the deceased, and deliberately opened the knife. As before observed, h 3 returned to the apartment, arid plunged it into the unfortunate girl. The shawl, gown, and etays which she wore at the time were produced, and they bore holes in them corresponding in size with the blade of the knife.  Sayer,aiice. used hawker, proved selling the prisoner the knife between six and seven o'clock on the evening of the murder. He wassober at the time.  Mr. Miller, surgeon, of Eye, stated, that he had made a post mortent examination of the deceased. He found a punctured wound about half an inch long, and between four and five inches in depth, at the lower part of the left side of the chest, between the eighth and ninth ribs. it passed into the spleen, and into the mesentery. It caused death. John Baker, a police-officer, stationed at Mendlesham, deposed that be was at the fair. About eight o'clock in the evening he was informed that a young woman had been stabbed. Went to Barrett's house, and found the prisoner seated by the side of John French. He told him that he was charged with stab. bing the deceased, and took him into custody. Prisoner said, " You may take me and do what you like with me. I have done what I intended to do, and I hope I have done it effectually ; had my arm been a little stronger I would have given her three or four inches more of it. I have always done what I liked with her since she has livcd with me." Witness believed he was tipsy at the time. When Sillett, another officer, came up, the prisoner said, " Ah! Sillett, you may take me," He repeated the wish about the strength of his arm, and said, "I mean for revenge." He stated that he went to a stall in the fair and purchased the knife ; he gave 2s. for it. He added, that he then went to Barrett's, and when he got into the house MBry Baker, the deceased, said, "Ah ! master, here am I." Prisoner answered, " Ab, you shan't be long before you have this piece of steel? He then went into the back-house and opened the knife. When it was open it was like a dagger. ll° also said, "If I have not killed her now I hope she will die. If she don't come to my proposals .1 baye got the best brace of pistols the world can produce, He added, that on the Wednesday night wife went to Diss Mary slept witn him. wif., came to see him al-. the station-hou:fnaonowut•T*.oLu4. o'clock in the morning. He said to her, or two ago before his know all about it ; ness searched Writ this would not have occurred." • -ft. Prisoner replied him, and found a large clespluu , if you had died a Year "That is not the knife I did it with; it was no., aro I  enough for her." The evidence do pin m g, the Bench fullY Comitted the prisoner for trial at the. nest assize. The Coroner': jury came to a similar determination, and returned a verdict of 'Wilful murder."  establishedo n Saturday by ..---- a. held of the schools—. an examination wanad Bszley. cotton-spinners of Manchester. Messrs. Gardner ENTERTaislvors T° "7"x-