The Potteries Examiner : — 1879-05-17 (Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England)

ANOTHER SHOCKING DISCOVERY. Ms alleged accomplice until he was pnlaced by his .isle in thc dock that morning. Oliver was executed, On Monday morning Dr. Hardwicke, the Coroner , Out the sentence upon Golly was commuted to one for Central Middleeex, held an inquiry at the Buffalo's ,f penal servitude for life, and he is now in Austra- Ibuid Tavern, Marylebone Road, concerning the death I Is. The judge who sentenced him is no more, and of a child found in a chimney at 3, Duke's Mewe, ' il is believed that all the jurors who found him guilty, Duke Street, Manchester Square. on Thursday last. -ace one, have paid the debt of nature. This gen. The evidence showed that on Thursday morning • :7,ninn—Mr. Gregory Seeeombe—still survives, and sweep of the name of John Edward Sparks was en- ' long been thoroughly persuaded that Galls' wag 1040 d to sweep the chimney of the third back room 1 i victim of the Liability of the law, and was per- of No, 3. Duke's Mews, Manchester Square, and , b vtic innocent of the ciime of which he was con- some two feet up the chimney he found a brown : :lewd. Recent circumstances have called publio paper paroel, which, upon opening, dieelosed the dead , c ',nth. to the uutrnstworthy character of eiretun- hely of a child wrapped in some newspapers bearing . • • ...dint evidence. Hebron, convicted of the Whally date as far back as three years ago, whilst the child . siege murder, has been releasecland compensated ispon w. a skeleton. He at once took it to the Marylebone • I:.t. °vide ..,e of a man who proclaimed him innocent Lane Police-etation, and, from enquiries made by 1 and admitted that he himself had fired the fatal the police, it was ascertained that thy chimney had , ihot. As one of the erring jury who returned the not been used very much, and that nothing could be , i viadi. h which sent Golly to penel servitude, Mr. gleaned as to who had placed the child there.--Dr. • ,Zero,unho his from time to time addressed urgent Frederick William Spurgin, divisional police-stir. appeals to successive se 'rotaries of state to do the goon of the D. division, now said that he had made ; luau the tardy jestiee of recommending that a free an examination of the child, which was a mummy,' pardon be granted to him. The answers he re- and the sex he could not understand. The bones oil ceived were invariably unfavourable. The present the skull were broken, but whether before death es Lord Chief Justice of England, who went the no! lte could not say.—The Coroner said that he did  --- - -- - we -- not think that there was any meano of getting fur. western circuit 43 years acm, was in court hn Gaily wan convicted, and fanned the opinion that ther evidence, and the jury returned a verdiek,„ That the deceased was found dead in the chimney he was innocent. Mr. SeTorobe has lately enat 3, Duke's Mews, but there was ilk. evidence to shoe deavourrd to enlist the ayinpathy of the learned was " judge on behalf ef the convict. Sir Alexander Cockhow death calmed. burn (than whom there is no more experienced or able ROMANTIC SUICIDE OF A TOTING GIRL judge upon the bench) wrote to Mr. Secretary Cross, but to no purpose. There was no disposition at . _. ...... . "  I AN