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SCBAP 3 POS RADICALS . BT L . T . CLAXCTi SOSG . " The laud of Repeal and the Charier my "boys !" Air— " Sprig of SMHeisgii aEd Shamrock so green . " IX O , bi ? s * te &e Island which Brien * the brave Lt-ng focgLt to defend , asd at latt died to save . Its the land of Repeal and the Charter my boj 3 ! Acaiu . if c-ttr foes shcrald raise anarchy ' s brand , 3 Iay thty £ n& there are Brians still—itill in our land ; And should they provoke us to "war ou oar shore ; ilay 5 iey mett the same fate as the Daces met before , la the land of Tit peal &ud the Charier my bays »
> lsy each man be prudent , peace g-cidiiu ? Ms will , As the soCt- "brcitBins soun& 3 of a Kcmmring ril ] , Id ite Jasd of Repeal an .- ] Ibe Charter my boys I May ftnds and dissensions be he _ ird of no more ; Icne serpeats of death that seek life on our shore ; O . ' then shall the foe , vrho f ' aTe challeEge our right , peel the shameful defeat o ? » peaceable fight , In lie land of Repeal and the Chatter my boys I Hsy the ark of cnr £ ] cry ne ' er float on the wares , lest ifi aid crimson the gretn soci o'er innocent graves , In the . land of Repeal and the Cliarter my boys ! XLcE nations shall hon ur our country ' s proud name , And i ^ srice i « r a garlatd tf nnplushing fume . Dart = harae on the fulse ones , —tte base ! but for these , E ' er row -we "were free as the ¦ westerly braze , la ihe land of Repeal and the Charter my boys . '
So , come brothers , come Blitaas—trite—let us to == t , Por *• T ~ e fair thai -we love , " each trae Irishman ' s b-.-ast , In the land of Rrpet >! and the Charier my bojs ! To " The rose of old England , in liberty ' s gem , " Io " The thistle of Scotland entwining its stein , " To " The fchsmroci of Eric " s bright emerald bloom , " To " Oar blossoming hope , to oar tricoluorM plume , " In the land vf Kepeal , ar . a ihs Charter my boys ! ? Brien Boronhe , King of Minister , and Monarch of ill Ireland , - who fought "srith the Dants in tw-nty-tight taflef . and > : icd , in the arms of "victory , on the plains of Kuinairham , rear Dublin , on G « od Friday , in the year of lli-O , ana in tie S 4 tb j-zt if his age . on which day the D ^ nes received a total ticfiat in Ir = Und .
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fahuvtell to cambsia . X . Air— " Xa&oleon ' s faic'xell to Pjisea . " To taose who « aa bes * unJerstml It . Oh , faiewfc H my Cambria I faievrell thy mc > nctv . iis ! Still hid in the daik clouds of siavtrv ' s sky . Oh , sigh not for me , like thy murmuring £ ui-i ;; ain 3 , But trnjapet thy voice , ss the terapes ; ca nigh * " Wake , Cambria "wake , be tby watdi-fford the ' Cha ter /* lUmember the price that my love to ii psys . A 3 " 2 ie , ye dc £ c * ndz = t 5 of Grof .-t-y * ana Arthcif And "vet may I quit th = e in happier days .
True . 1 lev'd tbee and thine ; er * ry Knflred sff- < ct : on "Was trair / d in tke school test shall tutor thj fame : Xo : the goal of thy freeucro , go mark its en-cti-m , lis Srsi stone received the imprint of ir-y name : Trf , I loT'd thee and thine , and for thes "wi . uld haTe pcrtsh'i , If d-rath could inpart bat one fists of 15 g ' .-r ; But ihe reptiies that oft times my "bosom hath CicTZSi'd , " Srnng my heart to its core in their dastardly fHoht . Had I ] oT'd the enjoyment of place and cf p nsioa , And rarell to at banquet in luxury ' s h . > . il ; Conld wy lips gire a pl ^ ige-that they licvej- should I 5 rnti ; n , Tcf TUitne of iha toTro * that now weeps o ' er my fall , Barf icy bsscm been bsrr'd to tie "tailings around me , Of those in the shafts cf adT&rsiiy ' s car ; Had I Jciss'd the Tile hands , and the fitters thit bound
Tb-:- Tyrant taa ne'er made sae capirre alar ; 11 Then , faiextll my Cambria ! lare-re . ! thy mountains , Still hid in the dark cic-nds of slsftrj ' s sky ; Ohi fciah net for me , lite thy muniiiirTEZ f . uLrains , Bn : rrnaipet thy Toice , as the teraprst . hz ^ h . VTzk ^ , CeEibria -srake , be thy wit ^ h srerd ths ' CO 2 . ricr , " Reissmber the price that idt ' oTe to it psys , Aviie yc- cescendanis of ( x ?< ff .- * v and Arthnr , And yet may I greet the = ia hsvpier days ! * Geoffrey of Monmouth . ¦ f Trxna Arthur , tae father of chiTilry , and nat ' . re ci VCil = s—vide J mis-ca ruagai 2 . ¦*¦ Srrond .
SARMETIi . XI . Ho' for the land that so r = ob / y c-niesiad Her rignt 33 a nation , ' gsiist Siraccn might ; Ho . ' for ^ he sons wlio so ' wryely aniiteJ The march of the ciiaiiip-ons of inidel Siht . Ho I for the maids , and the matrons cf sorrow , 'Who -weep o ' er the fail cf tS- cbeTallers fer . ive ; Bo ! f , j ? their Arrises ; } et us to them , a'd borrow The lesson of worth that ' s fntcmbd in fs .-h grzYe Ho . ' for the laurel , whose leaTts hare been Kasted , Witter'd in Spring , by the winds of the 2 Corth ; Ho ! for its bloom , whan it nri ^ hi b-. c =-ir ^ raste . i , Witi the AutocraVs sceptre * of luiire ^ sid worth-Ho ! for the brizht day of freedom , - ' tis dawning ,
When Europe sbaU onward , neath binners nnfurrd ; Ho l for the mines of Siberia , yawning , To compass the scource of the wimderer ' i'f world i * The diamond in the Autocrat ' s sctptre is said to be the most valuable in the world—ride ilar ^ rrrine of Anspach . -j- MascoTy—tha aniient rams of Rs ? =: a—its people MnscoTites—signifying tribes of wandering barbalians .
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THE TTSIOS . A Monthly record of Moral , Social , es < i Edcaationai Pregre = s , Loxigod : Shenrood , Gilbert , and Piper . This is a new candidate for pullic / arour , with do inecnie : able pretensions . The air of btueTolesce is crearhed tbrcngh it in a spirit 0 ; cairn ar . d useful iiive 5 iigaiion , h ; vin ^ alvrays ciikiiT in view ihe enhaic . inent of ihe hsppfue ? 3 ac-.: coniu , ii of the prest c .-nspltx of ? ocie : y . The Initiitory article is "svrittvii ; n a s-plrit which we cunntt bet admfra . The foIIoTvins extract s-. - . tlng forth the purpose of the "Work , will serre t j ihiw oar readers suntelhing of [ its ma : Eer : —
- " vre parposs to oDKerre and aid the inoTement in the aifiretion iz&czis 1 in the preceding remarks ; to assist in itinraiitisg and guiditg public opinion to make tuch aH-.-rations in the system wbick procu ; -fes tbe evils spoicn of , as may be consonant ¦ srith tie dictates cf jubtice , htiniis' . ty , and re-iion ; and to add ic replaeing CtS . ctive arrsjigements , by institu : iuc 8 calculated ' to dtTelope Ecj-fcTvr pxfeciples o : activii among ail c asies of society . In the pursuit ci these objects we shall uppe&i to reason , in the spirit of li-JTersal toieratior ., & > i . vineed it is from these sources ilone tiiat iit « o :: ai r « f , tsrb ean emanate . Tbe ix ; cre fiu ^ t-Siditg spirii , wheh biames others , with . ut showing bci-tfcr modt = s of t = rocednre , hss prsviii * ::: zoo long . Its tontiziiiaiice can onij zziinvzle , ao ; r . irn n : t , tti ; tTiijs ¦ srtuch are tbe su > j-. n of uiiiTcr-Eal cc-j--jp : aii . ; . 1 ; must , therefore , t > 9 . cCLirseaed by a sew > p :: i ; s--i a Eevr pliiiusaphy , wii ' icii viii regard i _ - ! iT : < inaJs with diaii : y , wtile sh ^ - 'ir . g no quarter to tie erroneous pri"c 5 i <; cs , -or Tic :-jii 3 iiistiiutions , by ¦ c- ticb ' ti ^ -j ai e f-iioded or GepraTed . This pbi-osophy trill ens :-: e its Cdztiplts to ts& 3 a larsre and unsecUirlan
TlfcW ij ! a ; i surg ^ c-s , From seeming eTil , stiB edncing rood . ' It will tesch the lesson , that every erect ha 3 its place £ m 3 o ^ jtct in the ere ^ t progressive z ^ o ~ . Tr . er . ts of 2 rnmarity ; that there is a trnth to h- foar . d : c crery uivdi-£ catic-n of icdivircai ann coUectiVe oprnici ;; th&t it is because of the truth , not the error , thit ^ 1 ! ' pL ' . ic-ns are proffssrd ; ard it will aim at c-ulccun ; together these isolated trntis in harmonious C ' -Tnblrauon . an i appljing thta practfcaliy to j , rcc-cs gex > era 3 prosperity , EZiion , and hapjiDfess . " " Mu ^ c—Popular Sir ^ r ^ " follcws the openini ; ariipje , and mikes us ^ . quiinitc- Wjtb . tt- ~ eiT > ris of th- ? Entbusiastjo M . 3 Iaii 2 ; r , the Pcier ihe Hermit oi ' thetingm ^ crcsace . I ~ i = intcrestri : ? , and evidently comes from the pen of ate Tsio ixas ihe taste sad izLfcrmation r-: quLTi : s : o do jaiicc- to ihe subject . The nest pieceen'i-Ied ' Wonian the ^ rtat sooisl
, Reformer , " is devced to rise laudable purpose oi end > :-aTOTirIr : g to rescue the fairest o : God ' s works from degradation , ciid to point oul lae many wajs in vrfcich her character ii-Sueices cud >»> "t 5 u > ne to all societj . W- give from it iLs following pasgage : — " It is Jncslcslable , br » w erestly the i : S ^ . cnce of worjiaD , properly cirecl& 3 , mi 2 ht t * r ? a z-: > rt-masiz- ' mankind , Esd -to prof nee iannony aid p r . caalness among the Tarioes classes of society . Tbe elevation of the standard of moral excellence—the renioTal c-f sectarian and j-arty prejudices—tee diffusion of a table for the elegant , the refined , and the beantifnl—tbe enltiration ^ sf a hirh tone of conTersaticn— ( he sr > read of polite-Itss , coartfesy , neatress . and deanliBess . it ^ se irnits in tte preaJ sum total of happiness , —all ibis wonld be tfitcted bv ths moral and icteliectnal imtxoT ^ nsent of
t' .-mz' ± . Possessing a power go extensiTe , i _ nd holamg to infiltree so uniTersa ] , tbe commnniiy h » . Te . indeed , » iii . it to ust that it should be proieriy uirfored . G . Trrnirg the morals of tae -world , end irrfi ^ encir . g-30 laateri 3 . 1 Iy tts sr-eLJ hsrpistss of tur rave , ^ r-re * 5 rc : y iustiSid in dsmaLdir . g that tLr . iiiae ^ e should
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be directed to the highest possible objects . Let it not be said that we wish to increase the influence of woman . That is BOt posiible : in the sphere in wbii& Ehe now moves , that influence is now fearfully extensive . ' JFearfuUy . ' we say , because misdirected . We need not think of keeping power from woman , when she already governa the world , as Bantham says , witk •' the whole power of a despot . ' She ia more than governor .- she ia tbe creator of society , its architect , and upholder . In aiming after the improved education of woman , therefore , "we do not seek to increase female influence , but merely to direct it to lofty and salutary purpose * . It is to ennoble their motives , and to elevate Bociety to a loftier eminence than it has yet Teachcd . Jhis is tbe age of utility . Let us apply th 8 principla here as elsewhere . Let us , in short , make the most of woman , by so directing her power as to increase the amount of general happiness . "
Other papers foil w , on ihe " Factory System , " * The Stady of Man and Society , " &c . All are , hOTTever , solid , Te&soniug , and didactic . There is no ; h . ing of wh 3 t is usually called li ^ ht reading . This , to as a great reconiniecdadon , will , we fear , be regarded as a drawback by the taste of the age . The forte of the Conductor is evidently in close investigation . His own imagination is completely tamed by iberea 3 omrgfacuitj , and he forgets the rage for " amusement" in the inagazine-lovinjc "world . We suspect , however , that he will find it necessary-to indulge this taste to some extent . ; and indeed , when it can be well directed aud made fie means of higher eads , -we kno-y ? not thai it o ^ jgbt to be entirely neglected .
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SWA 1 NB T'ZN'CLE&VJUI ^^ D . — Inde-PESDE-tT Ueder of Odd Fellows . —A . lodge of the above "Order . ( Manchester Unity ) -was opened at Swainby-in-Cieavcland , on Friday , with the true spirit of Old Fellowship . A procession having been formed - by tne Members of the Loyal Travdier ' a Home . Lodge , Button Rudby , a d stance of three miles from the place where the loc « e was opaied . The lod ^ e vra * nam&d the Loyal Loru Bruce . POLMONT , ( by FiLKinK . )—Sc . ci . vl Meeting . —The PoJiaonj Totj . 1 Ab ^ -. inence Society h"ld ilxir first social meeting in PoJinont Hall , on theeveninjr or" Monc ' ay , ths 11 th imtant . Tne ha ! i wa 3 filled with a most respectable audience , and all setmed happy and coi . vlv . ced that it is no" in the least necessary to call 211 the a : d of tho Circean bowl to produce an evening's enttrtainment . 'Xha songs , ree : ia zions . acd addresses were cxcelleDt , aT : d a ; ded by a £ j £ t rate initrumental band . The evening passe-J comfortably to all .
JExa 3 JI . \ atio . v of FoLiioxr Hall School . —On Tue .-da 5 the 1 ' 2 'h iustant , an exariii : iai ; u of this ?* miiiary took pluce , which resulted in the einir . j saiufaetiou of the examinej ^ , as to the excellent mods of tuiuon adopted by Mr . M'CuUocli . Tbe Ivjy . Jlr . S : st or ., of J ^ iniithcow , -nlo w ^ s prestiitj expressed himsell" highly pleased "Bitli ih . _ - accuracy 0 : expresjion made use of by ihe pupils while repeating lh ; iE Eevt-ral tai ? , —the propriety of their behaviour , and particularly with the io ' j : d proart- ^ a made by a nnmb-r of the pnpiis curing the short period : hey had been under Mr . Z ^ l'CuIiOcn ' s care . ihe diff ; re :, t brii . ebes of education taught are
Erghshrcaciz : ^ , wr :::: ; g , jfrun : n , ar , ar tcaittic , bo-j . ' ckeeping , & ¦? ., and : he prono ;' i .-i ! cy displayed by his pnpilsevineed thai 2 > hr . C . is 3 diligent and atteutiTe teacher . T ; ie brauch of eiuraiion of greatest impprtanca , nansciy , relixious , re :-jivta iu due chare of attennon als . 3 ; as was shsTn by the manner iu which some -aaingst the youngesi aiiivrercd querk& on xne principles of CLris ; iai :: ty . In a word , thv examination of tbi ? school pro ? t ^ that tne iasuresia of both parcii ' -a a . ~ : d \ r ;' Hm : are i . t : ended to , aud v >; hops the fathers and ms'h ? rs in Pu ]^; ont wij ) : ; ot neglect to enc-nra ^ e Mr . M'Culioch , at he eviuecuy deserves to be .
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THE ilURDER AT BOEHAMPTON . APPREPENSiPN OF THE MURDERER . The inhuman monster , Daniel . Gool , whose perpetration of a , murder as ios ) a ^^ unnatural as any retOided m the annals of crime , ana whose escape for so long a period from the hands of justice , have occupied so Sonz a portion of public attention , 'ia , we are happy to say , at length apprehended , and is now in safe custody in Alaidstone Gaol . The cii cumstances connected with the discovery of the retreat of the murderer and his apprehension ara as singular as were those uudtr winch tho first discovery of the murder was made .
The first intimation of the apprehension of Good received in the metropolis was brought by the coachman and passengers of the Hastings *' coach-, which , in its progress-to town , pastes through the town of Tonbridge , in Kent , about thirty-six miles from London . Scarcely any credence was at fir .-1 placed in the information so received , in consequence of the many erroneous statements which had gone forth previously . The co ' amissionera of the metropolitan police were the first who received any positive information as ( 0 the apprehension of the murderpr , which intelligence was brought to the head office in Scotland-yard by Mr . G . W . Humphrey , the superintendent of the special constabulary force of Tonbridge , who left that town at a quarter-past four o ' clock on- Saturday afternoon , after the examination of the prisoner . The following particulars may ba relied npon : —
On the fli ght of Sunday se'uniglu , aboui , n \ e \ en o ' clock , the individual calling himself O-nnor . bat supposed to be ^ Good , came Vuto the town 01 Tonbrt-J ^ e in . a Ssh van , and sie < t for the ni 4 ii-1 . iit . taa Bull public-huuse . He brought with him a 1 rxc bundle tied up in iwo handLerch' . eis , ani was dressed in a baragan jncket and tro'ipers , low shoe ? , a dark cloth cap , without a peak or front , dirty blue-striped shirt , and bljck neckerchief . Socu after he _ bad entered the house , ho'inquired of tho persoiis iu tho tap-ro » ra if there was auy work to be obtained in the pLee , and told them he was a
bricklayer ' s labourer . He was told by the persons wboiq he had addressed that ho might probably soon _ ob ? ain employment , as there were several buiidiii ^ * in tke course of erection in the town . After that he retired to tc-st , and rose about-a quarter past ^ so ' clod fijo nexi ( Monday ) morning , aud left his bundle at the public-house , whilst he ' went , as i e alleged , to seek for work . About a quarter to seven o ' clock on the aiae mornitg , he applied for work as a bricsliiy ^ r ' s hbouvsr to the foreman of Mr . Henry Birmi , a builder m Tonbridge , wiio is ercctiDii sor : c c o : rat es n ,-ar w the South Easier ' !!
ilailwav . Ti : o : O ; "ciDaa , fioiii ilieniau ' sapr . carancf , had some doub . ri as to his jiciually being a bricklayer ' s JaKurer , and he in c . HStquence quesiioned him as to low jyuj ; he had acred 111 Mich a capacity . The man rtf . 'ird , : hit ; he had been a . bric ' nayer's labourer for upwards uf eighteen years , ani that he hud been working on the line , meaning the South Eastern Railway , f--r 14 day ? . The furc-mau , bang m vraat of hands , then took him on , aud ? ound that he perfectly understood his business . From the time of entering on his wo .- * k , he appeared » , o shun and avoid cornmuuicanon wuh bis lcl .-ov ,--workmen ) and ifqucrt or ; s were asked by them he returned a snort and abrnpt answvr . It "wis noticed by tho forear . n ami others on one occasion 'iia ' , he addressed
0 : 1 c of his fi'lioiv-Jabjurc-r » ¦ i / j l )) e Irish langiij ^ e . The rnau vrhi > m hy adur ^» sod , and whom he had rvidemly tske ; i for an Irishmin , no : underoUndin ^ . him , made no reply ; and he , from that time , made no iurther bt . umpt xo enter into conversation with those about hiai . He adiiered steadily to his work , came at the proper hours , and on teaviug at night went at onse to private lo ^ giniis , whi-jh he had on tfau Tuesday taken at the house of a female named Auiirey , not far ironi -. he buli . Upon-his applying to ; ake those lodgings Mrs . Audrey aik ; -d him what hew ? . ^ , when hi told hoi' he was a . h . v . vktT and dealer ia bare and rabbit skiii * , but that latterly he nad inft off that business m cou .-t quence of the p ,-. r-on t « i whom hu used to se'l ' ihcm in London
having become lnsoivtnt . Air ? .. Audrey said that she ha . d noticed many pcculiaritirs of conduce in tho in ^ u during hid iWi ^ eno-3 in her house . Ho was vcryr .-jiies .-5 at a ' - ' zhz , during v / hfeh she frequently heurd him sighing and niju . a ; i : j ; , and wi ., m any person ' mocked -ii the door he set-m -d F ^^ r . - ' . 'y able to Ci-minacd his feelings , and was exceedingly anxious to know what their 1 U ^ incss was , and who th .-y were . He c .-.- ; : ! ii ; ned at liis woik unt ^ l the morning of l ~ s ! . Satsirday , whru a man nuci-s Thsis . iCo-i . ' , v , ho had f-jrcvTy been . a oong ^ blo of thi V divibi . jQ of tae mtrrropn ' ii ' . an police , and whilo so w ^ -i stationed at VVimdsv . or . h , but who now is a labouring mas rc- ^ iiu ^ in To : ; brid ^ e , saw til" mail calling himself Connor at work , and imme ia ' . e . 'y
rce ^ gmsing him as . ihe nvirdeier Good , accosted him , dad said , " Why , you arc tl > e man Go 6 'd . Your name is Daniel Gymi . " Tne man replied , " No , i : is not ; my nane is James Connor . " Rose-then said , " W £ y , >" 'ju are he thas 1 have seen in Put : ; ey Park Lanu ; ) uu was coacriman to a genclemaa there . " Tne man told him Le was mistaken ; he never ha ; i betn a coachman , and was quite uiiaeqijaimi'd wuh any place called Putney Park Lane . Ko-e then said "Oa , I have seen you frequently at the stables opposite to Mr . Hutton's , and you know younjr Huu ^ htcri ! . " Tr . e mj . n aj . ain i . euied all knoWiei ^ e 01 ciitior the plac ^ or the per ~; ni he was ali ? gf d 10 be intima ' .-j with , but h <; did ^ o in so confuses a mauiitr as at once to c * . iiTince Hose that be was no other
tLai l ) ank « Guod , the murderer . Rose did not then a . ut- £ > p ' . to tako the u ' h-ged Connor inio custocv , but gave private direciuns to some persons UC'ir ' tt ) wa : ch him , wi : ii £ i he ( Rosv ) went to give information to Mr . liampLri'y , tho suptriurends ; n of police . Thai officer rt-iur ; jed with Rose , and , fouling Fatisfied there was sufficient in the appearance of the ii . 'an Rn-d in his cor . duct to warrant his detention , took him into eustuay , aud conveyed h'K to tho watch-ho use . . Mr . Hare , a resident magistrate , was llvai sent for , who d ^ . rec'ed the prisoner to be brought before him at tht offices of the magistrate ' s cltrk , 'Jr . Scoone . Mr . Hare took his seat upcii the bench at two o'clock . Previous to e ? i \ itnco to the above effect beint ' tone into .
Mr . I-Iir « addressed th ^ prisoner ar . d said , " You ' are cere charged in the iiame of James Connor , alias Daniel Guod , upon su-. pjci . jn of having murdered a woman named J ; iue Jones . Perhaps you will tell me what is your real wznu- V j The prisoner replied , firmly , that it was James ' Coi-n . ur , that he haU knowa uo wcroan named Jano Jo : il ? , and iha * b- ? had not been guilty of any act of ; murder or violence . Mr . .-Hare t : en ordered the ca ? e to be proceeded ' with , aud the fuc . s above stated constituted the m ^ jor part oi the evidt :. c ^ audncod . ' ¦
' xhe vrisc-iier , -vyc should hare stated , upon his , enttrhij ; the court , aud bou < j j . . ; . ceu at the bar , took ' from his pocket a comb- ajj d with it turned back the ; hair Jroai his foreher ; , ' , so aa to hide ( as thai was , i apparen ;!} ' , his o ' . jcc <) i ^ bald }> lace . on his head .: Tnir circumstai . r ^ was not . unac'i ' . 'ed , a :: d for this ' reiLSJn , that in a dtocriptic-n 01 X- ' auiel Good issued j by il ; e Cominifeaioiiurij of Police , it was stated to be j the prac . iee of thu murderer to do so . . 1 Tnrouijhou : the examination , which occupied upwards of two ho ;; r ? , the prisorer maintained a firm !
and collected dtincsuour , until the wir-uess Rose was [ piacud in the vritiiOi ; L- ^ s , when he iiistattiy turned exceedingly paie , and irembling ' y endeavoured to avoid the eaze of the witness by fixing his eyes ' tu-:. u-. ly ou ' . he ground . In personal apptaranco he '; fuiiv a ! i ~ wercJ tho de ? cr" : ;>* ioa already given of him i iii thu Govfrjimec Police G ' azjl / e , &c . After Rose ' baa gircii his evidence in chief , — ' ' ill " , iiase inqnir- < i ot' the -. Titness if be ha '* any ' pankuiar t . a ^^ vs i ' or . t , uppo .-i-: ig t-ht ? j > rii : ps ; cr to bo the Dassi ^ l G ^ 'vl ror v . ho j approheiiSi ^ u a rt-ward of i ^ H ) U had l-epii ctf r ^ -i ? ' ¦ '
l-. u ^ t- r ^ : ii : eJ , h ; - \ vas confident that the pri . s&Jior ' was . thti Juurclir ^ r Gjod . His person was well ; ki ; own tc him , iiiivji .: 4 » seen him both nij ; hi and ¦ day , aiiQ at all hour .-:, urivii-g a , phaeton a ! id pair , ai ; d at iiaie 3 a i-infle horse ohui .-e . He had on ' numerous occasioii . s c-jUTerseJ with him , and asked i h ; m tor a litht when at th « stabies ia Putneyi Park-lane . He was certain that the piuoucr . wasthe ssKeman . f Mr . iiirn tn-jn nirec ' . ed tho depositions of the ' witnesses io bu n'i-d « ivtr , alter which he siid , from the evidence w-ioh had been'adduced before ) him I he had no aJicrniiivc but to commit tha prisoner to Maidstone t : aoi , for ^ afo custrdv , uir . il the police '<
au " . i . ori ; it ; i v . i Liu-rin cculd bo eonjinnmeated with ou the aut-g-. 'Ci . Xb-j prisoner wcud , however , b < avails brou ^ L ; up on Tuesday next , when the proper aium-rhit-b-woiiid , no dtul >; , b 3 in attendance to i idtnijJy him , bhohld ht ; prove : o be thy individual tuspt . cied . ' If , however , ho wished . to make any siatemeut on the subject of the c " -a " rges' Rcainst him i he H"asa . iiberrj to do so , but ho rr ^ 'jld fir ^ t caution him tiia' everyihin * he said would be taken down in writin < : uy t ;; o clerk , aud used agai .-ist him should he crimmste himself . The prisoner declined making any statement , andi he was sl-jrily a f terwards removed from the bar 1 and conveyed , safety secured by two ot" the Ton- ; hndge officers , in a pos ; cha se , to M : iidstoue- |
gaoJ . I In the bundle , which it is above stated thepri-, souvr brought vitth him te Tonbrid « e , were found ' . tLe old urab irock coat , draL trousers , and gaiters . ' which weresiaud to have been worn by Good when he escaped from the stablt 3 in Putney Park-iane , on tbe ni ^ ht of the disc very of the murder ; also a ! black plush jacket , with , shalloon eleeves and gih buttons , of the kmd usually worn by grooms , and j a pair of mixed Tweed trousers , a Bmaii looking- ; glass , two while iitckclotbs , one with the marks ; cut out , and :- ^ aie old dirty Blockings * About the j pTisottir ' s pirT-oti iv j 5 found part of a woman's ca-lico i apron , iaons ceruer of which there was a spot : of blu . d . AL-o a silver humirg-watch , engine- j turi : eil , three savsrei ^ ns and a half , and three haii-, crovms . - . I
The excited ? nt occasioned throughout the town aud lieighbauihocd o : Tcnbridpe during the after- ; noon aad evtuins of bamrdav , by tho apprebensio'a
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in that distant ioca « i't-V frotD the scene of murder of ¦ a crinxinai whose name T ^ ill iC ^ K ba execrated , appeared to have muoh increa , "e d on Sunday ; persons of all clns ? es flecking in dun / 1 ? the flay from Tohbridsje Wells and the adjacent v . ^ ag'BS , tor the purpose of learning tho particulars , a * d to many the Bull pubbc-house , ' tho ; -residence of Mrs . Audrey , and erect-ions afc which the prisoner worked , were objects of no smail attraction .- " - - Oil Saturday night Superintendent Mu ' lalieu , of the it . division ,--accompanied' by a . private constable of V ^ division of police , whowasperfectly acqua ^ ted with the person oft he murcerer , proceeded , by oi \^ er of the Commissioners of Police , in a post-chaiaft tO Maidstone , w . ' jich town they reached about lialfpa-t three o ' ciock on Sunday morning . They immediately proceeded to the county gaol , and had an intsrview with Mr . Bone , the governor , to whom
they stated that they had been sent down specially for tho purpose of identifying the - prisoner . JNotwithstaHding tbe unseasonable hour ( four o ' clock ) the prisoner , along with two or three others of the lrirnates of the gaol , most resembling- the description ot Good , were placed together in one cell , and nightcaps by direction of the governor placed on their heads . The V police constable was then introduced lutQ ' tlie cell , and upon being required to point put the man whom he suspected to be Daniel Good , in--tx < . tly went up to the prisoner , and said , "This is Darnel Good , '' and pulled off his nightcap . Good Hung . -down his head , and refused to answer any of tho questions nut to him . Having thus eatablished the ident'ty of the prisoner , Mr , Malalieuimmediaieiy reuirueci post . to S « otlaiid-yard , and commuiiic : ittd tho result , of his journey to the CommissionerB of Police in Scotland yard .
, Snor ' . ly after th ^ rcturu of Mr . Malalien to town , i / i . ' ormatiou « va . s rbvwariied from the head office to the diflfriront siation-li'o ' uses ' - thruUf . hout tae entire of t : v . mi trop «»! i » an pulico district , to tho following effi .-c :: — D . uiiel Good , ilie murderer , ha ? been apprelifd ^ d and identified , aud in now in Maidstone Gaol—April 17 th , 1 W 2 . " The above- announcement was ' siuck . UD outside several of " the station houses , ; ana appeared to give the greatfc 3 f'satisfaction to ' ah persons by whom io was read . After Mr . M »! aU » nv had rested himself a little , wo i understand-an . order was . received at the Commisi Fio-ier .- 'effice , froai the Hem " , office , signed by Sir ; James Graham , Secretary of State for the Homo Dei par ; incut , aihlri'ssed to the g'lvcrnor of Maidstone Gaol , directing him upon sight thereof to deliver into the custody of superintendent Malalieu and the consiabl" acpompsnyirig him the bprly of James Connor , otherwise Daniel Good , in order that ho mi ^ ht be bwug-. t to town that night .
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front kitchen ; and Good osed'td come and see her as her husband . For the last two ytars ha aftea came early in the -morning ,- and once came na « trly a 3 live o'clock . Tae last time wituees saw Jane Goort : a ] iye was on Sunday , the 3 rd in % Utnt , about ttvsive o ' clock sit Jioon . Slia Was then dresssd and was going oht . nnd bad tria bonnet and : shawl on now produced . -. &be said her hnsband tad sent for her ,: an she was going to meet iiini at Patnej-. VTit ness nflvsr saw her afterwards , and sha believed aho jiever returned . . ^ By Mr . Hall—Although I occupy the first floor , I do not fchiaJt Jane Ctood returned on Sunday nig ' st , and I believe she slept out , and it was the only time , with one exception , that I knew her to do so . She once told me she vras three months advaic . . ifl ' 'in pregnjoey , that her ag&vna 44 , and tnat ; she had never had ahv tshildren . : . ¦ . - -. " .
Fai . 'oy Hester said she resided « t 'Prie * tbri < lge , near Roehani . ytoH . and that about half-past four o ' clock on Sunday , t ^ e 3 d instant , the prisoner cAliefl at Lerfeouse , briflgiDg "wit . ' i him a female , whom he introtluced aaJiia sister-in-law . . 6 htf ' "wore a bonnet siimlaif to the one produced . Taey Md tea with her , and he Itffc early , saying that he had to v »;^ it at table . He ¦ o ' aHiia again on Tuesday ttiaak her to tfl ^ e care ' of his little boj for a short time . -Witrieas said a . * ie could not take him then , as she wasgoiDg to London ; When sha returned from ¦
town at baif-past eighto ' aloc ^ the" same eveninar , she found a little boy at ner hoaae ; -, ar ( d he mspt wiih her that night . ' . A woman cameand K' ^' ^ - 'the child away nf-Xt day , and said tho prisoner t- 'iV b ? r to *;> so . She bad not seen the prisocer after Tuesa > y-Mary Ann Parsons said she was landlady of the house situate No . 18 , " South-strest , Mavo&ssteir square . She fciiew the prisoner at ; the bar , whose name was Good ,, and a wom ? va of the sains na ; ao lo ^ sad in the kitchen , and passed aa th (? prisoner ' s wife .
MrMIall here said that he knew -nothing ^ f toe case , and thftt he was unxinus to have as pertinent evidence as js * is 8 ible , " He fearart'thafc if he ¦ : exsm ' i . n ' ed every pbtijou that came bffi > re him , that a great deal might go forth te the public which ' might f » e nohsensa . He wished to know what the Trithesses hv } to say before their evidence was ta ?»>; n . He w . ns ftnxwus to Jraov ? what fuirthur evidence Mr . Bickneil ( the stiperlntendent ) could protiuce ? Mr . Superiridendent Bicknell answered that he had gone ai far aahe could with the evidence that day , and be wished tor time uutil Thursday . The magistrates' clerk tb « u rt .-. < i over the depositions to the prisoner , and asketi hi ;? r wheluci- fas h : id anything to say to the court ?—Tha prisoner mada no answer .
Mr . Hull , addressing tha prisor . fr . said you are not bound to say anything to me unless you aro inciiueO .. Whatdyee you eay now-will be tiken down aeainssv u , aud it is vny -inteiition- to remnnc ! you until Thur , ? : ray isext for the , production of other witnd ^ ai . K ; tvs . you any ajiplication to mate , or c ' o y <)» -wish to my any thina ?—Tha priadner , bowing , replied : "No , nothing . ' The prisoner was then remanded , uniil Thursday Btxt at tea o ' clock . After the exaniination had concludod , anrl the prisoner had been removed t >) the waiting room , ha observed , ' - Tiiauk God . ib is over for to-day .- A inan csn but die onee , and ail I wish w that my-body may not be given up for dissection , ajid ztl I hop « is that they may not do so . " One of the constables observed that that was not iiftely , for if he wero found jspiiity he would b . > irit rred insido the w ' alU of N-j ^ . 'yir . e , and have soma sUitk liiae thrown over bin botiy .
The , pnsi-ntr then lau « hix ) i ) y remarked , "An sur « that'll burn the guts sutofnis " At a quarter t <> two o ' clock a hacknay-coach draw up in fri / ni uftfco police court , and a few minutes afterwards the pri-soiitr was ; -. ivu ?! it out by Mr . B ' cknell . His app « iirance was th-j sicnal fev a long , lr . ua , a-. id siKiultaneous yell ftoni tba dense crowd Sssemhfed round the court , anu U :-. ic cry of execration could be belird several streets off . Zfofrwitlleiili&ll * th 9 pr ( fi « ntt appeareti . uji ' a . haken , and exhibited only ; uv nnxuty t » esciipe the g / iaj of tiif . congregated cro " d . Oood p ' epv pfed haatiiy-into tlw couch , followed by Mr . Bkn : iell ,-and was driven off to the Ntw Prison , ClerkeuwulL
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named Jane j ' ^ and whom he be ieved to hav 9 been feloniuus '/ y mur ,. ^ er ^ - From information which he had received " and whi ° h ^ ° eh " 2 ved to b ; j trne , lie feHeved that on a fature da > ^ sfep . aid beaWe te prodace further ¦ e ? id = = mie against the - ' ^ riisoners in support of ths Charge wkioii was prffi f ' drredaj v ' * * them , oi being patties' to thaimurderaftertbefact .: ' '¦;' -.- '! . "¦' ¦ "¦' l . Mr . Hall said . that he n ^ W fel t himself justified and called upon to reniahil tho prisoners forfartliea : exaain . v tion to ; u furat-2 tlaj , and Jse orated that th ^ r should be a ' u , ain brought up on Thursday nexi v Theso persons , unlike the wretched criminal Charged ^ Ti th t ' aa qfFSji ' c ' e of .. warder , were conveyed from tlwoffiee in the ordinary prison van . : '¦;
The poice court thi-oughout the day continned-: Ur ' r > 9 crowded to excess and tip ; to a iate hoiir ey «» the placevwhere ' - . Goocl and . his accomplices had beers in custody . seemed to . be- viewed with a degree of curiosity ami .. ihtsr « t . which we do not remember to have been exceeded in , auy previous case . Cr » wds were ass ' . muied outaido the .: doors of . the , court ; and the greatest . possibietiforts were mude by the impatient puSiic to gain a glinipse of the supposed inalefactors , er even of the witnesses . " - .
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From the London Gttzitte of Friday , April 15 . RAJilCnnPTS . Cl-ivrl ^ s Craok , livcry-sitables-keepCTi George-yard , Louvre . April 27 , at three , and May 24 , at one . at the Court 5 f Binkruptcy ^ B ' isinijhall-street . Official Assiscr-ee , Sir . JoLitsp ' a , Basinghall-strecti Solicitor , ATr Cntler . n ? l ' -y . ;; ri , Dostprs * Cominons . ' . ''; Wu' -vsui ih-jvisfni , coop-jr , Giobc-street , ^ Fapptn ? , Apii' 27 , at two ; and May 24 , at twelve , at the Court , t > f BAnkiuptcy . Bas : n / ti ; iU-street , Official - Assignee ,-Mr ^ I ^ ckinptoti . Goleniria-street-buildhigs . Solicitor , Mr . VVft'if , Coopers' Hall . . - . ' ¦ Williasu Barrel ] -, fanner , Chingford i Essex , April 22 > at ten ' - , and May 27 , at b ! tsVt > n . at the Curt of Bankruptcy , Bisin ^ liaU-street . Official Assignee ' , Mr . Joba-Bv ? a , B ^ ivigtaU-B ' . refet . ' . Sblicitor , M ? . Fourdrinisr , Gi > lhige-hili .- : ' . ' . "' . ' ¦ ' :. ' ' . - ¦ ' . , - , ¦"'¦ ¦ ., .- . : '' ' ; '; ' " ' '; ; ; : ' i "
Tiiomaa Thompson nnd Joseph Thompson , builders , Nowcastk-upon- 'fyne , May 9 . at ertev ^ n ,: and May 27 , » & one . at tiae Eivnhrupt- CornmiBsion-TO-jms , Newcastleupon-Tyuo . Solicitors , Mi'ssrs . Watssn , . Newcastleupon-Tj 1 ;^; 9 iiiel < l and HarOTOd , Queen-Afreet , Cfc « apeide , Loitdojr . ; J' js ^ lt U ^ a'Jwcftli and Thomas WalJworth , coradc > il « rs , Manchester , May 2 . and 27 , at two , at the Giti ' Hmfaswrfcrs ' -sooins .. ' . rancheater . Solicitors , Mfssrs . B- > wer an ? l BacS , Cna » cery-i ' ane , London ; Burai , J an ., aianchtater . ^
I -Mary Re'l ' aru , Wi !; iaiii Kedfern , and Joel -R . eafom , filrt-: n ;> ' ; ui ' ict '! fcrK ; Ecolesfitld , Yorkshirei x \ pril 25 and j May 27 ,-iK'tw . fclve ,- at the Town Hall , Sheffield . SSK-|'" 'jiuiv « , Mrasrs Bis : ? : Southaniptorj-buiWinxs , Chancery-I V . itu \ Lr-p . ^ on ; WTmm and Younga , or Hay Wood and ! . B .-.- ! MU' / . S '
G ^ o ? , t ; e Stokei , innkeeper , Bristol , April 25 and May 27 , ; it two , at the Conmiercia , ! Rooms , Bristol . Solicitors , . " ue- ^ 1 !; . F > vt ) npU ) ii , auuth-fiqaure , Gray's Inn , London ; Miilar . Froino"Ssiwqo'd , Soineiseteh . ire , Thomas K , ; jV 3 . vy , cotton-spinner , Xyiatsi ^ y , L'inca &bin ; , April 29 . ax three , and May 27 , at eleven ; at tbfl CoiiiUiJssioneM ' -r <; oni 8 . Swan Ihn , Boltoii-le-Mcors SoiiciTirs , jVTeasrr-. Cuvslje , Skilbeck , and Hallj Southauipt'rri-builuings , Xioiidoii ; Watkins ,. and Langslia , w , lijii- 'U . •'¦ ' - . - ' ; ¦ '" . I . ' -iiiB Hooky ; n ; : I 2 * r . Nottinnham , April 23 , ot t-laven , an-i : < : ay 27 / a two , at tho George the Fourth Ian , No ?' . ; i . ^ : i ; nii . Solicitors , Mfts ^ rs . Tallopj FuraivaL'a Inn , Los-do :-.. ; Parsons , Ivottia . gcam . ' .. : . JuLiu iN ; Mita , cabiue :. maker , Nottingham ,. " April 21 : iiid Mi > y 27 , &t v / even , as the George the Fourth Inn , Nortiriutuuu . Solicitors , Messrs . Enfield and Sons , Xettip ^ baiu '; Skilbt ^ k and Hall , Sjulhaiupton-build- > in- - " ¦« . Uhr . scerv-lanei London .
Ofoi-ge SteplieasoD , grocer , Bever ' fty ,.-Yorkshire , Aoril 27 atul -May i 7 , ; at eleven , at tUe George . Inn , KiuustOiiupaivHull . S-. > 'l » citov 3 i- Ivieasrs . Bridges and Meson , Red Li'jn-square ; Robinson , Beveriey . tit -. irae Joseph Gretn , "lass-raiinufacturer , Birmin / fbir . u . April 25 Jin ^ May 27 . at twelve , at the W . itcrloa llooffla . Birruingbain . Solicitors , Mas ^ ra . Qao , p \ iar Crr « y "« -inji-squaiy , London ; liigfeby , Wragjja , and Cope-, i ) ir ; ai : ; gaa . . ) U ¦ ' ¦'" . . ¦ . , J' ) s ? i : i Bird , fnnge-mjmufacSurcr , Goven ^ ry , April 25 Bud Clay 27 . « . t ' twelve , at tho -Craven Anns Hotel , Coventry . Solicitors , Messrs . Ciiaplrrt , G < -a . y ' s-iniis-qi . iarfe , London ; flavfison and Wheeler , Birvuingham . chiH-eaCfoorician , c . itier , I > rorthain { iton > April 20 , aind . 5 , iay -27 , at orm . it tha Suit ' s Head , lna , Northampton . Soi < : i * . > in , I . Icss ? . * -, Weilti-, King ' s-row ,: Bedford-road , LoiKlou j H . ill , NovUutmoton .
Cnrbtqphe ? ' OUei iy , - . - timbar-raerchant , Newport , MoniiiuutJisliiro , April 2 fi and May 27 ^ at eleven > at the Kirk ' s Hoad inn , ' Newport . Solicitors , Mesara Phillips , Newport ; Holl , Ntw Boswell-comt > Liiu : oln ' 8-iiiD » Lorrdou . ! V ¦"'¦¦ - . - ¦¦' .- ,-, : ] ' ' - '"' .. Jobii Porter ,- tailor , Nantwicbj Cheshire , April 28 aiui May 27 , at two , at the - ' Cro . wii Inn , Xoiibwich-Soiicitor . di ¦ Mysax ' s . Sale ; aid \\ ortliington , Manchester j i > jjJt .- ! r , L . acoli >' S- ; nn-iiekis , London . Wi . IT .- -. ni Howart . ' i , wine-merchant , / SVa . fFhanij NorfoiK , April : 21 " and May 27 , at-twelve , « it the Globe Ina , King ' s Lynn . Nuifolk . Solicitors , Sfessrs . Skipper , I \ oi-winh ; Tayior , Fcatherstone-buildiage , London ^
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED . . j " . TVatsou aud D . Abevcrombie ,. stuff-merchants , Bradford , Y . oriKhirf . P . T . an 4 J . Munday , imeliiEeluukars .-Prestau , Lincasbire . J . Hayhutst , W " . Hfiodea , and G . Whiti , cotton-nianufjcturers , ; Longri - ' ge , Lane * - fhite ; . W . S . -Cuiilkloy and D . S .. Whitlaw , bakers , Livartool . -R .. Lu ' sab , J . Hsigh , 'W .- ' Ball , ' and J . Lobley , cU . th-a-iilsh'irs , * H . a'iueis ! ielii . Yorkshire . It Twaites av , A S . SajaU ' gajja . -briek-h ' iaktjrs , Ivnottingley , Yoiksuirc-. G , Bai-tlstt and E . S . Gbarles , miliiners , 31 ancbester . W . A&hci-of t , &eu , W . Aahctot't , jun ., aud < J iilathews , coopers , Katcliffe , Lancashire . . . ' -....
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. ; " <¦ . '" .. ' " From ike Gazette of Tuesday , April 19 . BANKRUPTS ^ / ' ' - . Joseph Simpson-,- ' licensed victualler ^ Coal-harbourlane , Camberweil , to surrender April 2 {) and May 31 , at the Court of B inkruptcy . Official Asaisnee , ; Mr . AJsager , Birclua-la-ne . - ' Solicitors , Messrs . Tbompson and Hewvtb , Backiersbury . : ' Joini Hilton , currier , Tipten , Staffordshire , May 3 and 31 , at-. tlayen , at the Swan Inn , Wolverhampton . Messrs . Austin , TiireadEeedle-strest , London ; Siaw , Dufj ) r * y . - ' : ' . : . . . E 4 wjird Sinith , woollen warehousemar , LawrencolaneV City , April 29 , at one , and . &I . iy 31 , at eleven , at tha GVurt of Bankruptey . Official Assignee , Mr Gmoiii , Abcfaurcb-lare , Lombard-street ; Solicitors , ¦; Messrifc Milne ' , Pariy , Milne , and Morris , Temple ; Sutlon , '^ laiicheste ' r . .
Samuel Sinith , cutlery ' iaajrafe . atnt . , She ffield , Apnl 29 aim - " May 'iv&t . twelve , at the ' .-Town Hail , Sheffield SoUettor ? , Messrs- . V . 'U ' son / S ' ouihanipton- ' street , B ooniabify-fquatn , Lovtfloa ' \ V T : lson and Younge , Siuffi ^ ld . Gjoj-Ke Horatio St . Ciairj pawnbroker ; Birmingham , April 22 aud isiu-v 31 , at , two , at viia' - ' Watevloo .-Roonw , Bi'ruiinijhaii ! -: Messw . Clnpiin , Gray ' s-innrsquare , Lon-Uot ) ; Harrison , Bi > mint ; han ) .. ' ' ¦ . JSliB'bi pii-iha-m and-Tiioriias O : dbn . m , bnil . ders , Cjialford , ChriK-nham , April 27 and May 51 ; at felevett , at the Royai Qeorg * Hotel , Scroud . Solieitors , JVIesere . Paria ,. Stroud ; Sneanaiijnncl Eyavs , Qciiy's Inn , Xondou . John Da-ui , cottoi ' rspijincr , Habergham Eaves , Liacaster , May 6 and 31 ; at two , at the Court K&ase , Burnlej-i Mtaar . " . . Milne , Farry ^ Milne , and MoTTia , Temple . London Buck and Eastwood . Burnley .
Alfrtd Bougljnval aod Joseph Farringtou , manufactuving chenusts , fstratfiji-ri , Essex , Apiil 2 ( 5 , at . halfpast oiie , and May 31 , at twelve , at the Court of Bankruptcy . OfQoial Assignee , Mv . Green , Aldwinanbury . Solicitor ; Mr . AsbuTst , C&ekpside . ... '• : " . ' ¦ '"'' Ai-ge ' o POnteeoiboli , oil and Italian . warehouseman , Broad-street , G-oInen-eqhare , April 2 S , aton < s , and May 31 , ateJweh , at the Court of BaakKuptc } -. Oflisial Asaijjiisfe , Alr ^ Qibson , Bafeiiighall-street Solicitors , Messrs K'jed and ShaV ¥ vPtLday-street , Cueapside . John Atkii > = ivn , liviildcr , Gbole , Yorkshire , April-26 , aie ' . sv , ; n , ui tr . e Swan Hotel , --Ac'ktrb , and May 31 , at t ' . rv . n . ntths GuiUihali . Por . caator . Solicitors , Messrs . U . iiH . with and" Nichbls , Cwok ' H-courfc , Lincoln ' a-inn , ; Lonoou WiliioH "; Goolo . \ : ' , ' : ' ¦¦ .: ' ..
' Phi ; : " i / Butler , butcher , L ' samingt'on"Priors , ' Warwicfcshi ? c , May 2 and 31 , at tweJve . at the Lansdown ^ Hotel . Leamington Prio-.-. Solicitors , Messrs . Hal ) , New Boswell-court , ' LuicbJn ' s-icn-, lomlon \ Pa | , tersop , Hanbut-y , and Chinery , Leaminttoh Priors . Robert Jones , grocer , Stare wabury . May 3 ancl 31 , at eleven , at the Guildhall , Shrewsbury . Solicitors , Messrs . Guv ^ Jjo ,- fekilbeck , and Haii , Chantwiy-laue , London . Paiiis , . Shrewsbury . ; . ¦ . Ed ward Spenco , innkeeper , Knottingley , Yorkshire , April 20 . at tbe Swan Hotel , Asiera , ar id May 31 , at the CJuildhail , Dpncaater . Solicitors , Messrs .. Battye * t ? isberi and Sudlowei CBaoceiry lr . ne , London ; Stewart ^ Hcrbury , WakbSeld ,: ; " . ' ¦ ; . >' . '" , ' v vv ,: Wi ! iiamWiifeip . son , dealer in toys , Manchester , May a aiitk 31 , at twelve , m tha Commissioners * RooBis ,. Manchfcstfer . Solieitor « , Missis .- ' Slater and Heelia , jlanchefctbr ; Milne , Pariyi Milne , and Morris , Barcourt-builqiigS i Ttraple , Loudon . v .: ' , .. ¦; . "' .. ¦ .: > ;
JumesRecd , closii-dressert Leeds , Apnl 30 , atiwelVe , ftnd Slay 31 , at . ten , at the Cbtnmissiouera . * Kooms , Leed ? . ; Syiicitors , IZessra Robinson and Barlow , JTo . 26 , JBsscX-stree'ti . SUand , iohdon ; VVari and Son , LeeJs . .. - . ; ¦ . ¦ , ' .. ¦ ' ¦ . : ¦ ¦ '¦' ; . '¦ ¦¦ . ¦ "• ; V- . ' . .. - - . - . - ;¦¦ . ' . ¦; ¦ . > '¦ ' V yiiomas Worsley , hosier , gtochpoit . May 2 and 31 , at ttn , at the Commissiontrs' Rooms , Manchester :, Solicitors , Messrs ; A'obot and Arney , Charlotte-street , Bedford-square , London j Beanttts , Jdunchester . ¦¦ . '¦' ¦ :. Josiah . < lrimsSn \ v , craper , fewcliffe , Yorish . ire ,. Apiil 26 " , at the . Swan Hotel , ' Askem , Yorkshire , sad i 3 day 26 " , at elevtn , at tho Xoyra Ilall , Donoaster . Solicitors , M «| 3 st 8 , C-Apes and Stewart ,. ; riel ( i ppurt , Gray ' fl-inD , London ; Saeaiburn , SnaiUi .
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APPREHENSION O'fe A MAN AS ACCES-( &ORY . B ^ swfcnniae and ten o ' clock on Saturday night , m c ^ vis-q «? nee ot dircnUons received by Inspector P .-avce , of tha A division , ' he proceeded , accompanied by S . r ^ eant Tiiorntoii , E division , attired in privata clothe , to the residwicp .-ofii : dealer in ekius , named R ; chard Gnnmell , in Symond ' s-buildings , Gray ' s « nui-Saiie , whom the inspector took into custody on a . charge of btirii . ' accc-sory to the murder after tho fact , by harbouring and Beereling the murderer , Daniel Good . On searchine : tho room fit which GaifiiBoil resided there was found m the cupboards arui ujtoVr die b-. djSbveval ^ owna anit other articles of female aj > putsl , whirh are bclic-yed to havj belonged to trefm'irdered woman , Jane Jones , &c .
Tho piisoner was then conveyed in a cab to the atation-hqu ? o oftue A division , in GiU'diier ' s-Iahe , King street , Wes-minster , where 6 a inquiry lust evening wo were informed tha : Cammel ! had passed nearly the whale of the t ! ay on his knees in th » cell , repeating his p ; ayerd and . tolling his beads . /; bout tB'O o ' clock yesterday aftoniooii- "Inspector Pearco n /; ain went io Gimnitill ' s ludii ; i » . « , for the pnrpor-o of" niakint ; a more miniire vxumination of the contents of the y | jutmcnt < han he > va . -j ablo t » do as his first visit .-The rcbuh of' his ' i-earoh was communicated to Mv . Cornmissi'iiiiT- M ^ j iic- at nine ¦ d ' . 'N'ck 1 : 1 st-night ,- but it was not -nii < a \ : d t > t-ra ' pspire . ' The arrest of ua-tu- ' iriell-was muria ^ d to secretly , that it was ; noi publicly kr . ov / ii uucil yesterdiiy ;'
At an t-arly i' !) nr on "Smiday morning .-inspector Pf arcc proa * . 'ded to ihe residence ot " Molly Good , " th ; jnurdi-rur's reputed wife , to who ^ o house inSpitalfiidds . ic wP . i hiri- 'j . jiiii . cti'd . Good irf kno ^ n .-tQ have been at on Thttr / dai ' , tbm u ji . y ibllowin ^ the ' discovery of the nnirtier , and ! ook her into ennt-o-dy on a ehJrg > ot bviii ^ j al > o an accessory- 2 . f- >(> r the < ¦ fiitL S !; o was immediaiuiy « o : iveyed in a cab to the Siatioii-houfce of the H divi > : va in S r iitai-i-quaro , whure she sljII remains .
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EXAMINATION OF THE MURDERER . By nine o'clock on Monday morriicia ; . Bow-street , in the iniinftiiite vicinity-of the police-court , was densely crowed <> y i-er . 'ons of both sexes , ivi \ d of all ages , wbo -were anxious to get ; v view of tUe niunltrt'r . Good . They im : ) gin' -d they -would gut a slimpae of him as lie passed with tho ordinary night Cliargea . across the street from the station ctlis to the police court . Those exreciatiomj were disappointed , as he had beeu removed early in the' im rning aiid placed in one of the three cells ydj-iir . ' . itg ths cnuvt , clf-stincd ordinurily for
prisoners who" have obt . am'd nt hearing , and . who .-wait to b » convt-jed to one of the -prisons , in the police van . Hin wife -was r ' so pl < CGci in ono of tho' wbovo cells , havini ; been hronght from Spitni-squnre station in a cab by S'rgennt Thornton , of the E divis i on ; and the man , Richard Giinr . iell , was conveyed hither from Ga diner ' slan . e , by Inspector Pearce , ami p : aceii in a third cell . Th > Ujjb the court , wai act ex ;; fSiive ) y crOMVkti , tv ? 8 wry wor-st accommodation vra-j afforded' to » iaiM " ' _ 's Oelonpinjf to tha public pri-ss , . ' njfcwichistandintf they repfcatet . 'iy iiiaUe . representation !! on the subject to the sitting magistrate , 31 r . Hall . "
T ; •} pvisimtr was introduced- into Court very quietly » t-pr « rcis . eiy half-past ten o'clock , and . no manifestation on the part of the nuditory marked his presence . He wa . 3 dressed in a dirty fustian labourer's jacket and trousers , and . wore a blue and whito spotted cotton ntckerchitf . In his hand he had a brown--stuff cap without a peak In appearance he is a man apparently about . 45 , tf swarthy ' - © ini-plexion and dark "fiSagtt , the under part of which . projects ' , and if a dog hiul such a nethor jaw he v ,-ould be ' catled " undershot . " The
forehead is of niodeiate siz ^ , and exceeuingly wrinkled . Hij hair ;> . nil whiskers are jet black . Altogether he is a man of small ijize , and by no meaus muscular . When placed at the bar he appeared perfectly , calm and Cillec ' tod , aud-h ? s first ges ' . ures . were to stroke his chili v / ith his left hand , anU to pass it ovv . r the crown of hi 3 htac 5 , ruhbing the . haVr forwards over the crown , which waa t" \! -. i . He Teinaine ^ generally in one position , rusting his check upy . i his left hand . Whenever any noiso UT'iae in court , he looked in the directiou , ard then ii ' s sunken smjll black cyo app ' eured-feXCtiedins . y pitrGUi ^ . '
Hia wife who w ' aa in a c « ll n « ar . tho- . court , lyajt weepiiiK ho louilly that the prisoner ci . ul-.-l plainly hour her "vrhtre be stood . Her loud complaints did not appear to move him . ¦ At thu time the prisoner was placed iu the dock , there were on the bench , in : uitiition to Mr , Hull , the pn siiling magistrate , Mr . Ci > ttingbii : n , of Uni : » J Hail , and . several county Hiajfjistrates , one of whom was busily engaged ia taking a likeness of tho prisoner upon a c : itd . Mr Btmiaby , the clerk , asked tbe prisoner what was his name , to which he inime ^ iateiy repUed in a firm toue , " D . niiel Good . " The evidence of several- witDessus "was gone into . . by ¦ whom the facts of the finding tho body , and its ttate ¦ w hja found , v > ere spo ' ktn to as 'detailed in cur » cc <> ur . t at the time . Tao following is thy evidence- of the identity of the bu'iy : —
Lydia Susannah Butcher examined . — fTliis witness on enter ing-tne Vii . x sobbed aloud , and continued to du so rtu ' riuor her evidence to such an extent that . 'there was a coDsiderable oifliculty in uiuk'i !> ta « ding what she jsrtid .. Q-jod did not seem in any way affected by hev presence or tiictrt-. ^ sed s < tu : vtii > i ; O—Sho said she had kno "H tlifc jJT-isoner ic-r u !; i > 'y yt ? a > s , but did p » k know 1 : h bad n vrrfe Mving . On VVetim . 'SOay , tho Oth icst ., lie c : u ;> e to h-y fiiiher ' s rwidence , and aha saw bini . He mt rt-ly said he caine tu s « e her , and had . with iiim his little boy . He took t " . "i with huv aud . her family , and aid-not remain ion ' , ' . ' He said be was ctim to Putney ,
and took thu child with him . Ks > t <> kl iuo he had brought bis a gown , a bonnet , aud a bfciawl , a pair of b'tits au
By . Mr . H . ill—I t ^ as not fie least struck his manner that day . He was quite conipesed , and was perfectly sober . . Mr . Hall—A i composed as ha is now ?—Witness-Yes , precisely tha . same . Mr . Huil— Has any fact come to your knowledge since t- > throw any light on this transaction 7- ^ -Witness — Nw , Sir . ' ' . - . ' ¦" - ¦ : - ' ' . ¦¦' : " ¦ Mr . Hall to the prisoner—Have you any question to puw to this witness ?—The prisoner , bowing very low , answered in the negative .
Robert Parry , police Serjeant R 8 > said that , onThursdayj the 7 th instant , he Went t » the residence of the last witness , and made icquiries about the prisoner . She tcld him that the prisoner bad been there tLe 4 ay btfore , and had left some atticlcs . The articles of female apparel that bad been produced v »» re those be had received from tbe last witness , iindhehadicepfetbem in his possession ever since . He went afterwards to the resilience of JVIrs . Brown , in South ^ streeti who identified the articles as ; having belonged to Jano Jones qtia $ : Good . ¦ " -. ' " ¦ ¦ ' " . ¦ ¦ - ¦ " . '¦ ¦ ¦' ¦ ' ; ' . ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦ - ' ¦ '" . - .. ¦ ¦ ; , . By Mr . Hall—Lydin Susannah Butcher told me that the prisoner had promised her the clothes two ot three mouths before he cave them . to her .
Mrs . Elizabeth ChrLtie , of No . 18 , South-fitreet ,. Manchester Square , ideatiQed the bonnet and sbiwl !> 8 bavitig beloUjieu to Jane Jones or Good , who went , she said , by both naiEts . Duriug the lastyear she always weut by the name of Jane Good , and she and the prisoner lived as man and Tr ife / on very good terms . She lived in the
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EXAMINATION OF MOLLY GOOD AND RiCtlAIiD GAMBLE . : MaryG'Jod , the -w .-fe cf Diini-jl Good , and Richard Gaiubie , v ;« -- .-e pi : i <; f : i : t at the bacat iialf-paat fauv o ' cl o ck , charved with tY . W " .: ; . ; in tbaiir possj ^ Sion . t'lr-.-c- " ga \ vn « r . uil other-arsif-ie .- ? , the projifrrty of Ju , p . e J . » nc 3 ulius J . uio Good , v «! o was found iiiunVsre . l in Pomey Park-Lino , oil tbu Cili Jnst . inc , and wilh being ii . ee-jiu . iry toth « murder aft-..-r the f-. icb Mr . Mayuai-rt' , an ir . - .-uvrvey , v ; Uo rtitotYdtd for tLapicaecu--ion iii this casti , cal . e ^
fctephen Tliprnton , a sergeant of the E iiiviMon . TbcwitiiesS said—I know thd prisonyis . I nave bten < =: upl'iyud to w . itch tbsm since las ; Tivrstiny , na c / 'Snactid wish the charge n ^ ainst Daniel 6 o « >' U Mrs . Goort Uv-. a iu i- 'iower ana Daau-etrfaet ,. Spi ^ iifl ^ l'ia . Q I'nV'io Hv * 3 at No . 2 . 'i'iadal-buildings , Grvy'srinn-lano . WhtJo watchi ! : t ; the house of Mary Goo < t ou Taesdajf last I saw GaEi ' njfl v" in itbaut twelve o ' c'IdcI :. He Ca : iin < nt 6 ! raiaseori :. £ ter , aijc . onip ; trsied by M . 'iry Cfowl snduuc . Lh ^ r ffcinaiai 1 watched them about fyosa ' . plfico to -j > i : vcet iii'd iibuut seven o ' ehiak in tbe eveiihi ^ they returned . I than sxiii'iUied near tho door of Mary Gu- 'd ' d honea until between iiin 9 and ten d'ci . ick , when I dhi-erveti O ;' . nit > l-ii orne out with a bundle .. Ho had no bund la when he wtn . t- . ii > in the mcrniiiir . The bundle was
tied up in a red handkerchief . I behave tna one now pro .-Uuxd to ba the s ; i : « e . I folluwetl hi ; u ( ia-ai ' . ibiej howj I biw him tho luxt day , r-nd tallowed h : m to . n . court in . the . Strand . Ou tho lliih instant , I w « iit to lusjo-. tginifd with Insp : ; ..: toi- Pearcj . I went up to t'ho secoiv ! flJ-vr f : c ) iit rot hi , iji v .-hjth ha ( Gaiu >> i < ' ) s ' . epf , Ho w ! im shoit ' y after br /; " :. ; li 1 ; i p .- and I s ^ ar . 'bfcd t'hie room in , his presence . Under the bed I found t'lr-. e gownd now pro . ucu-1 . I h ' . cird tflr , Prfircfi nek Iiim if hu-tilcpfcin that bad ; .-he saM , jvs . I smirched itlrj . Gsoii ' s house on Siin- ' -ay , and foiditl the filuo siik 'iow produced on tho mokivgof tho bud . Unvlsr Iho boStator I found a purse coutiixiing 3 s . Kid . and a ' tw . ? . In a cupboard I found a suiili dec ; vnttr , r , chamber towel souitt knivL ' a , a piece oi black liiiicg cuiico and two brass candlesticks . .
Inspector Prtarca said—T accompanied tbe l ^ st Witntss to Ga > mb \«'» l \> Cgj » . ? s on Siturday Ia 9 t I nvt Cf-iinble in Gruy ' a-inn-lune . I asked him hw name , he taid , " Wh'it ' s ihut to you ? ' I s ' , " Cjma here , I want to speifr to you , " ' arid I took Iiim to GV-. iy 3-iiTnsq [ itare . I tlitre tokl-.--hiu . i-1 ' was nn efficer , and asktd hiiu if he knew G-ooci ; , who was charged with the murder ? -Ka-said he did , and had . not " seen him for tivb yeaT 8 . I n > ked him if ha kaew Mrs Good , and when he had Keen hsr la-at . He roplied I saw hev onccj last wufk . 1 . is > ked him v > here . He said in Flower and D ; an-s ; reet , SpitilSelds- I asked him if she had given liini : i bundle . . He said "No . " I asked huu whtre be IVserl , and . he tjld me No . 2 , Titldai-Ct- 'Uit . I thou left him in the c ' . vtr ^ e of anoth er officsr , iiuu % vent with Thornton to that place . I left
Thornton there , and retatned and fetched Gamble .. I asked him if there , was any tna ^ bej- ^ ngi ' n ^ to h ; n ; ia Or abouii-the bed , and on receivinrr an asiswer-in the negative , I searclied it , and found three go was now produced r <> ikrt up in a shirt . In ntiawee to a qufcitiwi as to whH'y ha get tlieiii , he lepiied , ' Dies that make any odds 7 " I asked him again , ; i .. u . received the sam ? answer . 1 then tock him . to tao ruation-housa . I aiso took a box which I found at " ma -hou . ^ e , and on opening it , I found the shivt produced , whica th&prisoner said was his property ? 1 asked him if it was' -marked . He r-e ' piiea first . " Yes , " and then " No . " I found a mark " S . Terry . " I took out of the box a second sbilt . C ^ mUle tb . yn e : v . i \ f . e had tUuu fcoai . a female . I said , " You have uot told me who sh'S is . " He £ iii ( ' , " It is M : iry Good ; " They were in tho pm'd .
. Alary Ann Clarke—I Jivs sfc IS , Houtn-piace , > IanchtEtor-iquare . I know J . uio Jj » -Ji fov tbr ^ B yeai-s Slio was called J ; uie Good duritig tho hist , two years . I sT , w her last at ten i /« li > ek on Sunday ¦ ' . morhinK , April 3 . 1 r . evsr knfw hfr to sleep out before that occasion . I knew Daniel Good . Ho user ! to visit Jane J' » nes , nnvl puaned as her husband . I liavu , to tiie best of niy belief , seeen Jime Junes -. vt ? ar all tbo three goxrna now produced . Tbe Miro- si : fe ' no ' v 7 protliiced is pai't of the same which , she p-. ve me a yea ? and a h : tlf ngo to make a bonnet . I knew it by the epota of mildew which aro oil if . I do not know the puiao , no v . the reticuks nor the d' ; canf «> r now ptoduced . I iasc savp Gooti about three' wer .-ka ago * . Edvrard- "Prit . cftp . rd—I livo a > iCo . 3 , Essex-place , H-, ! . \ t ! ' ! i . J kuow cm fcw-j pn " a- " : cra byi- ga > I " . tus at tl-. e Ge < pi"g « aiivt Guy . iiU-i ' -l-ic-iv . Uft ; - . ' , i } i \ cTvri >\ r , % on Thursday last , and i suw iirs . Gaoa and-Gfiiiiit'io chcro . 1 heard Mrs . Ct "') i 1 hrv , " ' iasi i ;^! : t I wiv / pool 1 Dan
he said he was afra'd iis th- . ' -i : ; -. -1 . be va . 5 < tjr- , but I ' sal he would keep out of the w . y a * long as iio " - ci > uU . ' G- ^ mhle lepiied , " Oil , ki ' . vo it tome ; and he'll cevsr be taken . " Hold your Unique about it . " The prisoner Gariiblo asLed t » -i .-j witness-if any other person-was present . ; and he replied , " Yea , auoi . htii female . whom T do not know . " Mory Ann arityspn eaid—I live at Ns . 4 , Flower and Deaa-strcfct , SpHaltieida , Mrs . Good lives in the same Louse . I have seen Daniel Good with Mrs . Good ; it was on the 7 th instant . Mr . . "Slivynard said this was all the evidence he had to adduce io-Jay , and he thought it was quite , sufficient to jpstify Jlr . HaH iu remanditig tlie priaontva for re-cxauliuatvon .
. . Mr .: HaU said that the charge against the prisonorK now at the bar was , so , far as it had yet genei : eritiroiy distinct frcm that which Iiad been inade against Dauiei Good , and ho thought that one ot tr . o inain ingvsoi iiits of tee case had aa yet been ltftur . provfert . The oiiciice which was imputed to tha prisoners "Was that of being parties to a : supposed murder , after its conjiiiitsiGJi ; that hitherto not o . niy had there been no proof , g : ven of " -aisy '; murder having , been committed , but tuo connection hetweeu the prisoners and tae person chaTa ; td With , that " niurder was tery inoistincUy proved ; . TMs was formal evidencs , it was : true ; t « i inasmuch aa ne ¦ mu st , divest-his . mind of a ! l the pi ' uofs given in-theprevious caso , ( for this v ? aa a new and separate cbar ^ e he-must require some evidence of tha uutuio to "which he had reftrsed to be laid before him . ' . ,-- Mr . Maynard said that Jjesho-ald have no difficulty , in lueeting the objoctien reietred toby the aiaglstftite , " and ' proceeded to call ^ ; ' ^ ¦ ' ¦' .
Mr . Siipsrintendant EicEneU , \ ylio staled , that he had sten a pprtion o £ the remains of . tiitj body o £ a fuxi&le , vhom hei bad reason to bslieve had been ia hex lifetime
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TO XliE EBITOB , OF THE SOETHERX STAR . ; DeaB Sia , —Will you allow me , through the xaedinm of your columns , to liy an account of my stewardship before the public , whh reppect to the Convention F .-iid in tins Liistrici ; and to requ ^ sr " Ejv frien 6 =, 'Wi : o hare not paid iheir quota , to remit ihe same rritm-u ' , delay to Mr . John Ch . -s . ye , Shoelane , Fjeei-strtet , Lobood , the General Treasurer to tbe ConTention Fund ] Yonr's , respectfully , James Sweet . Goose Gate , Nottingham , April 15 ; h , 1842 .
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Northern Star (1837-1852), April 23, 1842, page unpag, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ns/issues/vm2-ncseproduct595/page/3/
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