...ftolen at the time of the murder, had been lodged with that pawnbroker ; there he found a cloak of hi» wife's, pawned the morning after the murder, by the woman with whom he cohabited. On the priCnner's being taken to the body of thedeceaftrd, he appeared not in the leaft...

...flolm at the time of the murder, had been lodged with that pawnbvoker; there he found a claakof bis wife's, pawned the morning after the murder, by the woman with whom he cohabited. On the prifoner's being taken to the body dl the deceafed, hd appeared ntt in the lc»tl...

...the prifoner cohabited. The principal evidence againft him was the woman with whom he cohabi>ed; who depofed, that he brought her home a cl-oak, which he faid he had bought, on condition of paying for it at the rate of fo much a week. The cloak was produced in court, nnd MIS. Onell fwore...

...cohabited. The pniuip.il evidence againft him was the vvoman with whom he cohabited ; who depofcd, that he brought her home a cloak, which he faid he had bought, on condition of paying for it at the rate ef fo much a week. The cloak was produced in court, and Mis. Oriell fwore...

...to fee if any of his property, which was ftolen at the time of the murder, had been lodged with that pawnbroker ; there he found a cloak of his wife's,...the morning after the murder, by the woman with whom he cohabited. On the prifoner's being taken to the body of the deceafed, he appeared not in the leaft...

...to fee if any of his property, which was ftolen at the time of the murder, had been lodged with that pawnbroker ; there he found a cloak of his wife's,...the morning after the murder, by the woman with whom he cohabited. On the prifoner's being taken to the body of thedeceafed, he appeared not in the lead...