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<p>The witnesses examined separate, at the request of Mr. Knapp, prisoner's counsel.</p>
<p>(The case opened by Mr. Knowlys.)</p>
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<p>I am wife of
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<join result="persNameOccupation" targOrder="Y" targets="t17901208-31-victim334 t17901208-31-viclabel163"/>. I know the prisoner; she came to me last Tuesday; I had her character from a Mrs. Yates, in Portland-street, by word of mouth; I hired her as a
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<join result="persNameOccupation" targOrder="Y" targets="t17901208-31-defend332 t17901208-31-deflabel164"/>; she did her work on the Wednesday very well, and made no complaint, only she said there was a great many windows to shut; but she did not intimate that she was going away; on Wednesday night I saw all the doors fast; the street door was chained, and bolted with two bolts, and double locked; she took off the cloth from supper at half past ten; our spoons were not in use; I believe the prisoner followed me up immediately; we had two tinder-boxes in the house, one in the kitchen, which I missed, and the other was up stairs; she broke some matches into that tinder-box at twelve that night; I saw her no more till Friday, at the Justice's; I awaked about six; and the street door is just under my room; I set up some time, and I heard a watchman ring at the bell; and somebody went down and opened the door without taking down the chain; it was not light then; I got up about a quarter after seven; I missed four plain silver tablespoons; a large spoon, and a spoon that was cyphered, were left; the diaper table cloth that had been used the night before, and the tinder-box was gone that was in the kitchen the night before; it was a tin box; I put two of the spoons in the case that evening; and I locked the case, and the key was hanging by a bit of string; and I saw the other spoons in the case, only the vacancy of one spoon; I am quite positive
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<p>I am brother to the prosecutor: I slept in his house on Wednesday last: I got up at ten minutes before seven; the day was just beginning to break; I cannot say it was light; I was called as usual by the watchman; nobody went down while I was dressing me; I laid hold of the latch and pulled it back; but whether it had catched, I cannot say; but I think it was fast; it was not chained or bolted.</p>
<p>Mr. Knapp, prisoner's counsel. It was darkish then? - Yes; there was some light from a window over the door.</p>
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<p>I lodged in Mr. Marshall's house; I got up after Mr. Clarkson Marshall.</p>
<p>Had you ever gone out that night? - No.</p>
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<p>I keep this house; I am husband of the first witness,
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<interp inst="t17901208-31-person340" type="gender" value="female"/> </persName> . On this Thursday morning I heard the watchman ring at the door; I did not perceive it was light; I came down about seven, within two or three minutes under or over; hearing the door open without being unchained and unbolted, I got up; I went into the maid's room, and she was not there, nor in the house; I was with the officer when he took her at her lodgings; she gave no intimation of her going; I heard my brother get up and open his door, which makes a noise; I heard nobody come down or go about the house, after the watchman wrang, and my brother went out.</p>
<p>If the door had been opened, and the bolts drawn back between those times, should you have heard it? - I am sure I heard nobody; and it was dark when the watchman rang; my wife's mother was in the house, besides the people that have been mentioned; I did not open the door in the night; I found her at her lodgings; nobody was there but herself, from whence I conclude they were her lodgings; on searching her pocket I found a tin box, and to the amount of two pounds six shillings; we found nothing else that belonged to me; there were some duplicates, one for two shillings, the 26th of November; after we had taken her into custody, the officer and me went back to her lodgings, and found a tinder-box which I cannot swear to.</p>
<p>Mr. Knapp. You heard no question during the course of the night? - None, it was a remarkable dark morning, it was dusk when I went out; there was a brass kitchen candlestick standing behind the door, without any candle in it, or grease or ashes.</p>
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<p>Deposed to the same effect, being Mrs. Marshall's mother.</p>
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<p>I attend one of the publick offices. I went with Mr. Marshall, on Thursday, to various places; but yesterday morning I found her alone in a room, in Pennington-street; I searched her and the room, and found these duplicates, and two shillings and sixpence, in a paper; I found nothing then more than that: we took the prisoner into custody, and went back to her lodgings, and found a tinder box and a steel with it: she said, they were her own lodgings and goods, and had lodged three months.</p>
<p>Court. In what part of the room did you find this tinder box? - In the corner of the room, under a piece of green cloth.</p>
<p>(The tinder box and steel deposed to by Mrs. Marshall.)</p>
<p>The seam of it was unsoldered by the maid's setting a hot iron on it, and in consequence of that there is a little solder run down to the bottom.</p>
<p>How long had that been in your house under your observation? - I fancy eight or nine years; I have no doubt of it: I described
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<p>I have done chare-work in Mrs. Marshall's house five years, I know this tinder box; it is Mrs. Marshall's; I am quite sure of it; I have seen it very often.</p>
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<p>I am the person in whose house the prisoner lodged; she took them three months ago: she did not tell me she was going away; she said, she was going to keep her Christmas; but I forget where: she was taken away yesterday: the furniture was her own.</p>
<p>Prisoner. I am innocent.</p>
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<p>The witnesses examined separate, at the request of Mr. Knapp, prisoner's counsel.</p>
<p>(The case opened by Mr. Knowlys.)</p>
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<p>I am wife of
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<join result="persNameOccupation" targOrder="Y" targets="t17901208-31-victim334 t17901208-31-viclabel163"/>. I know the prisoner; she came to me last Tuesday; I had her character from a Mrs. Yates, in Portland-street, by word of mouth; I hired her as a
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<p>I am brother to the prosecutor: I slept in his house on Wednesday last: I got up at ten minutes before seven; the day was just beginning to break; I cannot say it was light; I was called as usual by the watchman; nobody went down while I was dressing me; I laid hold of the latch and pulled it back; but whether it had catched, I cannot say; but I think it was fast; it was not chained or bolted.</p>
<p>Mr. Knapp, prisoner's counsel. It was darkish then? - Yes; there was some light from a window over the door.</p>
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<p>I lodged in Mr. Marshall's house; I got up after Mr. Clarkson Marshall.</p>
<p>Had you ever gone out that night? - No.</p>
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<p>I keep this house; I am husband of the first witness,
<persName id="t17901208-31-person340"> Ann Marshall
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<interp inst="t17901208-31-person340" type="gender" value="female"/> </persName> . On this Thursday morning I heard the watchman ring at the door; I did not perceive it was light; I came down about seven, within two or three minutes under or over; hearing the door open without being unchained and unbolted, I got up; I went into the maid's room, and she was not there, nor in the house; I was with the officer when he took her at her lodgings; she gave no intimation of her going; I heard my brother get up and open his door, which makes a noise; I heard nobody come down or go about the house, after the watchman wrang, and my brother went out.</p>
<p>If the door had been opened, and the bolts drawn back between those times, should you have heard it? - I am sure I heard nobody; and it was dark when the watchman rang; my wife's mother was in the house, besides the people that have been mentioned; I did not open the door in the night; I found her at her lodgings; nobody was there but herself, from whence I conclude they were her lodgings; on searching her pocket I found a tin box, and to the amount of two pounds six shillings; we found nothing else that belonged to me; there were some duplicates, one for two shillings, the 26th of November; after we had taken her into custody, the officer and me went back to her lodgings, and found a tinder-box which I cannot swear to.</p>
<p>Mr. Knapp. You heard no question during the course of the night? - None, it was a remarkable dark morning, it was dusk when I went out; there was a brass kitchen candlestick standing behind the door, without any candle in it, or grease or ashes.</p>
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<p>Deposed to the same effect, being Mrs. Marshall's mother.</p>
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<p>I attend one of the publick offices. I went with Mr. Marshall, on Thursday, to various places; but yesterday morning I found her alone in a room, in Pennington-street; I searched her and the room, and found these duplicates, and two shillings and sixpence, in a paper; I found nothing then more than that: we took the prisoner into custody, and went back to her lodgings, and found a tinder box and a steel with it: she said, they were her own lodgings and goods, and had lodged three months.</p>
<p>Court. In what part of the room did you find this tinder box? - In the corner of the room, under a piece of green cloth.</p>
<p>(The tinder box and steel deposed to by Mrs. Marshall.)</p>
<p>The seam of it was unsoldered by the maid's setting a hot iron on it, and in consequence of that there is a little solder run down to the bottom.</p>
<p>How long had that been in your house under your observation? - I fancy eight or nine years; I have no doubt of it: I described
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<p>I have done chare-work in Mrs. Marshall's house five years, I know this tinder box; it is Mrs. Marshall's; I am quite sure of it; I have seen it very often.</p>
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<p>I am the person in whose house the prisoner lodged; she took them three months ago: she did not tell me she was going away; she said, she was going to keep her Christmas; but I forget where: she was taken away yesterday: the furniture was her own.</p>
<p>Prisoner. I am innocent.</p>
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<p>Tried by the second Middlesex Jury before Mr. RECORDER.</p> </div1></div0>
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