The Express. — 1868-06-15 (London, England)

OVIT 114.4 lia:ntiff —Yrs.  The Load Chief - Itacl the• servant. 311 opportunity of seeing the bruly wna without clothing? Plaintiff I don't n•memb•r. I know I took his hand fnm i.n.ler the 1..•.1-cost-•r, 17tH L. nl l'hicf Jii,ti•••• You could not have drawn his hand out without to a.ane extent tenrovo•ring thei I'lnintiff NI, ye-, I fully believe the servant hai stabil that the ludt w n nake.l.  The Lord Chief Jteitiiie 'EU, hi the enrilinal point of the haw.  Mr. Si rjennt Tan a• It WaM proved on (hi trial that the boils %us linked.  'the hod Chief .Imtiee To my mind thin the cardinal point upon which ti CW4' n.311y turn, Mr. Se jraut Pau) It nu, Nu fact in the  I 1 U.lll (11111 Juai Will•r"V;;IA the Hight-thyA ?  PIA not it 1 lagiere the noliee found it. The Lord thief \Va.: it proilnee.l on the trial'?  Plaintiff No. 'Phu• police atatial on the trial that the Loth. WI 11.0111 Cllief .111. tie, %V., anything Kahl nt the trial about blood not tieing 10111111 en the niy;ht Nltirt ?  „. Plaintiff-- No. I don't think it was mentioned. I think there was no blood whatever on the night shirt. 'I he 1., .111 Justice If there haul been bloat found nisiti the iiight-dress, it would have been next to a inipiesibility that the night-11mm vould have het ientr.vell by the lieel,l+.l 1111:111. It is an imporbiol fart if the night-dress wan. font' I in another port of the roi 111. out no blood upon it. When I left him in the morning he hail his Vliglit-shirt on. Wheat he was ills, ..a eri, I his tight :n ni was lying He roes the eta Mal h. aunt the left arm by the Ade of the body. The lilt 211111 was silnurd out of heal. There was n min and a on the floor by the bed side. A cletir had been ~thor( d, and some shots slid a slipper were found, and the ot lit r was found by the police ins Iterolley's foot. I inekeil up the gun null snit. •• Wicked gllll. you have been tLo 1,11 It t. of rill this.'' It wita. the MIMI, gllll I had previously fired. 'the door on the corridor was locked on the inside; there was an inkstand and a pen on the tilde, and it was pi o%ea Oil the trial :it Brussels the ink in the pen was wet at the tinie ; I believe the pen was on the table. An expert stated on the trial that he had cam pared the writing on the pies of pap,..r with iu-vend letters written by Wadley, and alsi with some papers written by nue, and he catnip to the conclusion that the wilting on the piece of 'leper was Rendley's. Ile said it was impossible for me to have written it. Eventually I was arrosted, examined, and discharged. I remained in custody three or tour days. I wasnot asked before theJuge d' loot net ion if I derived any pecuniary benefit from Readley's death. I was interrogated sometimes in English, sometimes in Flemish, and sometimes in French. I was instructed in French whilst in prison. Legal assistance was refused me because I bad not been committed. IThe trial was still pmeeeding. The examination inshiet is likely to occupy the whole of the day.)  lidgr in Kennington-gardens, sad on the Orki'll'e of Wilthng, 283 A. WWI fined 10.., Or levet, dip.  SOUTIINVAItiC.  ATTIMITIID 81,101DX AT A RAILWAY VT WIWI,.  &novel llolehoro,l4, 34, who fur many ye tri held a cmf tlential situation in one of the dock companies, Wile brought up before Mr. Burchiuu from St. Thmints'aHo4pitah charged with attempting to commit suicide ut the Waterloo Railway Terminus by cutting his throat. Patna Yearmat, u constable in the employ of the London and South Weetern Railway Company, add that about half-past 10 on the night of the 20th of last month he Wlle on duty on the outside platform of the Waterloo.terminias, when the prisoner came up to him with hie hands up to hie neck, and exclaimed, "I'm very ill." Wanes.. tunnel round and asked him what was the mutter, awl se.Mig bloat about his chin, he asked him if ho had had a fall, witneue thinking he might have got out of a carriage while in motion. The prisoner replied in the negative, anal mad that be hail been in one of the closets and meditated calcite. Witueea again looked at him, and pulling the lei-otter's hands down he found as gash across the throat. A doctor alto happened to to on the platform attended to him, and accompanied hint to the station-bowie, and &tiara al (Is the prisoner we. conveyed to St. Thoinws's while he had sieve remained.  Mr. Buicham asked if the pritoner said anything to him. Wit IlPhh nmlied that as goon as he discover.' the gash :1nit...., his thioat th,• prisoner took a ru,or front ..ids iss•ket and raid. "1 did it with this. lam very ill in mind and  The pri,ow i , sisiter said that for some time pa-4 her hither hail been in a very desponding state about pecuniary affair,. Ile kid at,o .uf erod front a painful internal complaint. . . .  The prisoner very much regretted having attempted inch a wicked act. flip pecuniary matter had now been adjusted, and he promnied Lin worbhip that he would ne%er do such an act again. The sister having arranged to take care of him for the fatale, the magi hate severely admoniahed and diiwharged him.  .`l'.';ll,'N.sl(l.l" OF A Ch