The Express. — 1862-03-20 (London, England)

SHIPPIELD MURDER.  Tile Crown Court at York was occupied all Morley and a greet portion of Tuesday with the trial of Thoenpaon for the murder of Bridget O'Rourke, by the exploskia of • me of gunpowder is the house of tleorge Wastnitige, a fader grislier, in November List. After a very lend opening by Mr. Ormond, Q.('., the evidence for the presecutios wee gives. The chief points against the premier were that Mrs. Waitaki., swore positively he wee the 1111111 she saw running down the etre' humor dittely after the explosios—an opportunity having hese rem her to see his finders clearly is the moonlight sad gaidatht b 7 his coat catchier; a projecting shutter cotter ; that • coat four' is his possessiou was tom about the spoil where it was likely to be caught by the cotter ; .oil that lour persona singled him out hunk viral other primacy* as the mart who had porches.' blasting yowler, and hail applied at two shops to ohmin a fuse, a few day. Wont the murder. It was further shown that Wastselge had has previously subjected to sunny. same sad threats because he persisted is working at Mr. eel that the premier had tam a prinuMent part to them hostile demosstratioes. Is the coons of the case for the mows s statement made by the prisoner to the chief constable was Ib. Implicotior is the cotioromine of the mama widish hays been attributed to the Immo in eonsexism with hie bed*. sad apwiJly in this pounder outrage, a number el persons whom be mimed. is the caw for the esteem the miser .4 the romecution sus deemioceil, the ratishility el the evidence impugned, and w 'therm called to perm en &Ai se bras the alleged purchase of powder by the primer. The mina' whereabouts of the prisoner at the thee el the mssd weld not be prove.', hut it was rebores that he was left shortly after wee o'clock oa the revises etettiog, prepariag I t ;go to boil with hM wife and Andrea A wittmoe wailed who stated that Mrs. Westlake spoke to her at the infirmary the dav she was takes these, bet Ramie us mention of having sea Thompson, sod this was u costradietiou of Coe evidence for the memo. We, is which it ems .t yfrv. Wastaidp spoke to so one timid she bad been at the let:usury two days, sad that she then first recoguised her fatbet. Th. pawns frost whose house the shutter cotter had Leen Likes deposed to having brad footsteps of a teas mauls; we the sight is question, sod raid he oevsr stopped at her hoes.. Fatally, Mr. Co,hitt pre sktroiti, c%klesc• to show that, at the time .1 the outrse, the room would be is suet a proitme that Wistuidge 1101,43 a aid be in the shade. Mr. Overall, in the course of bin reply gave tip the point which bad been (flooded athe tear in the prisoeer's coat. Mr. Justice Mellor occupied about two hours is his summum up. Is the course of his remarks he attributed the refusal of Mr. Knight, the house •urgeon at the infirmary. to give evidenee„ to hi* alarm at the psrbie comegnesees, ands, Imo this, sad from the statement el the primmer, drew a terrible pistons, of the state of society is Sheffield. He Methylated Mr. Jackass, the chie4eoestishle, apiast sea escslied-fer attest Mil by air. Price, in his speech for the defines, sad sormamil up the evidence very haps:Melly. The jury, saw burg aim* from the court shout as hoar and a qusruw, stands wirdsct of Nut guilty.-BAtilkid In.i.pettdeutt.  (.IoMMITTAL Or TDB ELDEST Box or THIt Rr.r. H. S. Fl.rrctun I'OR Fflit.:LaT.—Yestknlay Mr. llorgtio Lister Fletcher, the eldest ma of the Rye. H. H. Fletcher. of Dilstue fiat lop bask nototiety, was brought up on • remand at the Weston Petty %minus, charged with forging a bill of exchange for 7ni. lls.. awl also with uttering the bill, both with intent to defraud. Afar some fuitlirr es Hews had been taken the I,ciich committed the prisoner for trial at the amerce, And refit...l to tube bail. 1.1- but • C. ,N VKN t EN. 'L., —Yesturday, at a meeting of the vestry of St. James, Westmiaster, Mr. Churchwarden 800 io the chair, Ik. Laskeeter, the medical "nicer of health, mid his attention hail been drawn to the carte of the propiwed urinal iir The micessity fur these 'MN!, 0011...110.0C406 would be vary great daring the coming suctrmer, whon 1ar,.;.• numbers of foreigners, armtatumed to the ..ontroist,tb,u which • high state of civilisation satiny* would he amongst es, and it would be a great disgrace if we were not Kelso ed with convenient retiring places in our great thoroughfares. As so rnuch obt,tiano was tussle to muting a conspicuous structure, he would suggest that all urinals might easily be constructed tunderporial. He hoped the subject sputa be entertaioild by the Metropolitan Herd. who is the construction .4 their ass subways loam, • capital wvot wedgy of erecting the places iu question at a cowpoxti -rely small cost. It was resolved that the suggestions of Imakeeter should be omit to; the Metropolitan Hoard of Werke. As inept-it was held on Tuesday at the residence of the Bight Hon. Lord ROILY, at Plyatostb, on hi. lordship's daughter, the Hon. dam Mackay, who committed suicide by throwing herself nut of • window, on the prerims dal.. It appellant from the evidence that the unfortunate deceased had for some time put been in a very melancholy .04 goorgding state, arid tjajcia: retrused a verdict that the deceased committed while is a temporary isisanitv. 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