The Express. — 1863-11-17 (London, England)

MOO.. 00 behal of the police authorities 8a_ p, 1144, of the D and Payne, of the ?a, were meant. inspector Tanner of the Scotland-yard detective fame, who bad charge el lb. case, woe also in attendance, in carapany with Bmgeasit Beard, by order of Sir Malted Mayne, to watch the cem. John Blake, 124, St. John-street, Smithfield, mid be woe • cab driver badge No. 7,858. He bad men the wow and two children lying deed in the heepilele The woman was his daughter, aad the children were his granddaughters. The name of his daughter was Mary lan Blake, and titer marriage Hunt; the name of the elder child was Jessie, and that of Um scouter he had heard was Emily. The name el his daughter's husband wee William Samuel Hoot. He wee a Awn* but was doing lathing whim he was married to bar. He last saw bin deserter alive about nine month', ago. He knew shofived nahmmily with her husband. •  By Mr. Riarg—He bad as beard itian aim bad thrsaleaed to commit suicide in rensequenas at bar  ushappiems. By the Jury—He bad heard her comp's= of Hanes eonduet towards her, tad that ha ill-used her, and he advised by to lean him. That was more the. twelve months ago. He had always beset ea friesay terms with his daughter. She had told his other &tighter that Hunt bad attempted the. i▪ 11/ Harriet Blake said she lived at 144, SI. John-inst. the wee Aker to Mary Aar Haat. The two althea were her daughters, Jesse, mad Emily. Jessie sae seven pant old, ' and Emaly four years old. ithe saw her eider a month ago. She was quite well thou, but ocenpienald et her am.U, ' She showed her the plasm, and the poker which Hie said her hothead had bent over it, meaning that he had streak her with it. Her husband had ill-busted her for years. She had sem the dscessertrith bleak epee, out shoulders. Mad eat heed aid leis frequeetly: • She lived with them four Ciareell.wben thesyßeed at the imam et the W sad he thee in-treated her. He oulitar= by thee with • primate= jam sad another time with a dap, Nellie] to Poison RIM gait slant fres wistigZ ,She Weft to see her deter at St. Aaseipecthage, 'Wa read. bet way limemethre--ned-Isemst- ha bed hied le Pam low -Preirkert. Soo tad vitimmtio bat Id to poise set ea 1M parka Nam ifiatea!keid he reek a math battle out of the espbeerd and tried to poiaoa Mr. She had Fee to bed loth whoa beams smith% woke her °Naiad tried to paerthe poison down her throat. She jumped up sad *mid the window and screamed, but thready ante to her asentssen Ne temeatithe ciiliett very kindly eimathally, but tattled) he heattheily very hadlA He wet vary lied to hr thithren, oath a few words odotrrid between boos sad bit next deer darlthow is aelmiligeothe et ik • 7,l4tir *se slag tehleihadlen•ttlla In that Had sea hiemamtliasaigi be would gems thath airePie= lag within& ear bar bar that It wee her deter that was died meth IsatTernday monism when she mesa le thew the body. By the jury—Her sister was not given to drink. fshe bad never sees her 11111111 d. • Hunt was very brutal sad violent ocautheally, By Mr. Ring—He was they feud of his =anthills, and sitar the quarrels they used to make it up and be very happy. Thee. wine • pad assay geared@ about a young lady when he used I. Mend balms. The (MAIMS ware tonally side up over some spirits. He would resew the quarrel the neat day, hot pot the sale Mervin L slimy. stetted find of Ile wife sad By the eiroater—The Met time diai•Wic kellso. *both Is wain rim Hut 'apt kr tire , *dug under his pillow, and threatened to do for t em •By the Ociresia—He trtilleatly did not sleep with hie wife for wed= or snosths lirsgether.. She slept io the 01)11•11 Ur den that. Hist bed the rear under the mikes. • She het know it until out antirniag, sod never slept there Mb. Blake this pawed is the bads of the iltelmer • dumber el Wan from her sister, Mary .44,44aplakeing 4 her husband's atreetment of her. , The Coroner said those letters would net ter' pare that Hunt =ordered his wife is the alb, and tieriifeee titer had biller nerve them and refer Inv=47thrtliat might be sennenty ste merge of the is • • Oharlde OWd, the cabman who took up woman sad Etehildren at Oambermill-green net Saturday yea, with@ evidence which he gave before Br. (Arta, the for Sorry, ore Friday, at the inquest ea Bentlille Has. Hunt sad the two children mat the. mss,ris.rltat, m the micas whom he took to O Embers Qsutties Itaslway. By Mr. Ring—He was positive Hunt-wee the ellliengtt he wore a moustache. The children trade naterk whitlow!". The man told him to stop the tab at dm thisreist's shop in Neftes Fethate, and the ways pat oat sad went intothe shop. He did not see her hood an'thisig • to %be man. James Parker, the adman who took the demised from the Great Eastern Railway, said be' had tees tie min 'be took his cab a Saturday week. He • was lying deed et his. own house, Se. Amereottage,Welliegton-road, OsmberwelL He thew him directly he saw him. • Mr. Cyrus Fay, chemist, 18, Nectars Foliate, repeated likwevidence he gave on Friday, relative to serving a woman *lli two draft. for a tipsy man. She was dressed is a light deice and light shawl. He had at mesa the body at the Bsepital, and thought he weld ire ids•tilY her. Iltii_bc4.• 10 which the draught wee dant tae Molls% b 0 .L. bed .04 sees it sum. . • ' ljla William hark. OA Strad, • kahmimeser, repeated Mir Wiese, as to sell* Haat • belly enseaselienn the amine d Wednesday rTheist week. • Otwreseraimed by lfr-Rieg— • bed shiskßps, :dinette wee be Kilda demo se two moastaelass a day. Pref , • . De. Joha Basthall.