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prisoner succeeded in the suit and obtained Judgment
against HILL These were the difficulties which led to the


DEyxScE.


Miss ABBEy WISrERsorros sworn-I am daughter Of
TO tea evening he was at the shop at the time
ne came nome bringing the key Of the shop with him.
nna putting upon the nanei piece where It remained
70 see friend next door, and not finding him home
tnrned In the house and said he going to Mr. Brit
ton IN Dey street, and would be out late We had tea
on the evening in question about half past O'Clock
was about half psst7 when he started for Dey street


Gso. W. NASH, sworn--I am acquainted with the pri
soner was at Mr.. Britton's the night Of the
iatn of July last saw the prisoner there between
went left; Winterbo,tom inquired after at the police
ONCE; 1t was day or two afterwards present at
the sime was not long after had seen him was at
matter lastedI would say about daysit might be
about two daysIshouid think about days; noticed
the time when went into the tavern always notice
time did not pay any attention than usual to this
matter but am always particular to time about dusk
gentleman and myself left my Office to see lady, and
not fnd her.


Miss IauxLLA Barron IA very interesting and re
by Mr. MoRRB-res,ifed 10 having Mr.. Winterbot-
tom At the saracen Head" in the early part Of the eve-
ming OF the fire.


Mr. BRnros keeper of the sarscen's Head testified
10 having Winterbottom at his house Dey street
III the early part OF the IN question and ned
at the house during the ng until about IL O'Clock
Ihsn went to his store and got the money he
ally dses--and returned 10 his house Me, Mr.. Winter
bottom and Mr Niles his return when he made them
return with him to his house Th left at about o'clock
The morning he fit astoBshed to hear Of the
OF Wlnerbo,tom as he had stopped with him till about
halt past o'clock.


DR. FAwcEr testified to having been in company with
the prisoner about o'clock and later and astonish
cd on reading the OF the The matter
brought to his attention by Mr. Murphy; saw him in
Dye street at the Saracens Head; him the night
of the FIRE and knew of the r and Of the arrest;


heard next morning ter the arrest took place. do
not go to the Saracens Head often used to 90;
Isometimes went at 8 O'Clock in the morning sm not
married 10 relation OF WIneTbottcm'; am married
to relation OF my own; she il not Eaglish woman
but an Irish woman drank but glass Of beer this
evening was not down the Saracen's Head this
evening; met Mr. Brton about couple Of hours ago.


Mr. BLAcKToRp-Saw the prisoner absut O'Clock
the night OF the fire, and up II O'Clock; was told it
by an officer o. the morning Of the arrest.


To Mr. PArERsor-I can say decidedly this was on the
morning OF his arrest this am positive Of and cannot
tell and do mot know more.


Ex Mayor MoRRu summed up, at hslEpast IL O'Clock,
and made very able defence for the pisoner
ing the testimony for the prosecution with able
effect, aud conendiDg that nothing shown in the
direct testimony the prosecution to implicate the
prisoner He next called the attention Of the jury to the
testimony produced for the defence and ably pointed
the tall cy OF relying crcnmstsntal evidence and the
jealous scrutiny that ought to be observed in such


Mr. PATEasoN the District Attorney, followed, when
the Court charged. Verdict this forenoon.